The arc of fashion week is long, to paraphrase an old paraphrase, but it bends toward novelty.
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To paraphrase Mr. Levchin, It's not math, it's the market.
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To paraphrase Joseph Conrad, there's a fascination to the abomination.
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I'm going to paraphrase my friend Maajid Nawaz on this.
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To paraphrase one tweeter: He's allergic to his own crap.
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To paraphrase the mighty Gus, may this reunion satisfy you.
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To paraphrase Jim Carville's famous slogan: It's the election year, …!
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To paraphrase Horace Greeley, they should go West (and South).
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Alas, the moment is smothered in paraphrase and incidental detail.
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To paraphrase Oliver, perhaps it's time to be dandied up.
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To paraphrase Warren, what on earth is Phelps here for?
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To paraphrase the Bible: Instagram giveth and Twitter taketh away.
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To paraphrase Arthur C. Clarke, it should feel like magic.
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To paraphrase: Can no game just be left to die?
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To paraphrase Maximus Decimus Meridius, we are most definitely entertained.
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Paraphrase what they say so they know they've been heard.
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To paraphrase Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, it's 2017.
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So when do you quote and when do you paraphrase?
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To paraphrase V. S. Naipaul, Washington is what it is.
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To paraphrase a certain blue man, nothing ever really ends.
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Or to paraphrase Brandeis: "Democracy — use it or lose it."
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But to paraphrase Boromir, "one does not simply" get a unicorn.
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To paraphrase Carl von Clausewitz, politics is war by other means.
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Culture finds a way (to paraphrase a well known movie tagline).
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To paraphrase Han, "I've got a perfectly okay feeling about this."
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To paraphrase one Walter Sobchak: DO YOU SEE WHAT HAPPENS, JORDAN?
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Thus, if I were debating Trump, to paraphrase the late Sen.
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NOT TO PARAPHRASE THE GODFATHER, THIS IS THE LIFE WE CHOSE.
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To paraphrase Abraham Lincoln, America and President Trump have immense power.
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But to paraphrase William Faulkner, the past is not even past.
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Most of what I am going to write will paraphrase, or
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To paraphrase Walt Whitman: If Scripture contradicts itself, so be it.
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To paraphrase the preacher: It's here at last, here at last.
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To paraphrase Jack White, a collection is an artifact of you.
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To paraphrase Gloria Steinem, this is what an American feels like.
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To paraphrase good ol' Drake: Steph Curry with the shot, boy.
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To paraphrase a Mandalorian clone: he's no good to us dead.
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To paraphrase Shakespeare, Iceland might be small, but Iceland is fierce.
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I think, to paraphrase Obama, it's a form of excuse-making.
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To paraphrase former President Clinton: there's a lot wrong with Louisiana.
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To paraphrase former presidential candidate Ross Perot — The Mexicans are coming!
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To paraphrase Ariana Grande, we have one less problem without it.
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To paraphrase Johnson's hero Winston Churchill, this is not the end.
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And to paraphrase our next president, let's make America robotically great again.
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To badly paraphrase Dirty Dancing, nobody puts ground turkey in the corner.
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To paraphrase me, a house divided against itself can go to hell.
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But to paraphrase the cliché, with allies like these, who needs enemies?
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To paraphrase former Washington Redskins defensive end Brian Orakpo: Come on, man.
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To paraphrase Tolstoy, all dysfunctional companies are dysfunctional in their own way.
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To paraphrase the T-shirt, isn't that (mostly) what feminists look like?
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To paraphrase Milton Friedman and Richard Nixon, we are all importers now.
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To paraphrase an Oldsmobile commercial, it's not your father's stock market anymore.
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It holds neither the sword nor the purse, to paraphrase Alexander Hamilton.
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But to paraphrase Newman from "Seinfeld," the puzzles never stop, my friends.
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It's books, to paraphrase the novelist Anthony Powell, that furnish this apartment.
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To paraphrase one of Ms. Franklin's many (many) musical progeny: She slayed.
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Social democracy is being reinstated in a hurry, because—to paraphrase Mrs.
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To paraphrase One Tree Hill, Nick Lachey is staying out of it.
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" Or, to paraphrase Christopher Ricks, "Goodbye, and We Don't Mean Au Revoir.
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" To paraphrase Yoda: "Tweet this well when 73 you are I doubt.
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To paraphrase Woody Allen, much of global leadership is simply showing up.
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To paraphrase an old saying, the only certainties are death and taxes.
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To paraphrase John Maynard Keynes, in the long run coal is dead.
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"To paraphrase FDR, judge us by the enemies we've made," Cohen wrote.
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To paraphrase its title song, where Gilmore Girls leads, we should follow.
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If "Caller from Ganymede" uses paraphrase to render a flatness inconsistent with poetic convention, then the opening piece plays a bit close to poetic expectations, while challenging the notion of paraphrase as a restatement meant to clarify meaning.
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To paraphrase The Onion—and when I say paraphrase, I mean basically steal one of their headlines and change one word in an attempt to make it my own—you haven't lived vicariously until you've done it through me.
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Reports of humanity's imminent extinction have been greatly exaggerated, to paraphrase Mark Twain.
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Now, here we are, and to paraphrase comedian Tiffany Haddish, we ain't ready.
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And to paraphrase Michelle Obama, this one has shaken us to our core.
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To paraphrase a certain movie title, we know what you did last weekend.
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To paraphrase the president, if Twitter decides to help, that would be great.
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But that isn't the writer's job, which is, to paraphrase Faulkner, to write.
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Asian diplomacy, to paraphrase Woody Allen, nine-tenths of life is showing up.
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To loosely paraphrase him: I fight for women because I'm one of them.
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To paraphrase Republican President Teddy Roosevelt, the party cannot pussyfoot on the issue.
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To paraphrase Rihanna: Golden State might've won but they'll never be the King.
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With imperialism comes publicity, and to paraphrase P.T. Barnum, all publicity is good.
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Radicalism in support of the cause is no radicalism, to paraphrase Barry Goldwater.
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"The tweet was a paraphrase of Ty Cobb's statement yesterday," Dowd told CNN.
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It is, to paraphrase former Vice President Joe Biden, a big doggone deal.
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Extremism in defense of the truth is no vice, to paraphrase Barry Goldwater.
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He has, to paraphrase someone he once dated, removed himself from the narrative.
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To paraphrase the Beastie Boys, was his exit sabotage or just a mirage?
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To paraphrase George Harrison: Everything can wait except the search for spiritual meaning.
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That may sound like a glib paraphrase — but no, it's an actual line.
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To paraphrase the country singer Toby Keith: How do you like him now?
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You may ask yourself, how did we get here (to paraphrase Talking Heads).
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To paraphrase the Passover Seder, how is this sepulcher different from all others?
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He is, to paraphrase Jules Bentley, a Takashi Miike character come to life.
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To paraphrase Sam Nunberg, the sad reality is that these comments are believable.[Buzzfeed]
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To paraphrase the researchers, humans do it all the time, so why not AI?
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To paraphrase Trump, Puzder has experience in this area, but it is bad experience.
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The objective, to paraphrase Stalin, is to make the enemy choke on your dead.
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To paraphrase the poet, Theodore Roethke learn by going where you have to go.
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To paraphrase [noted psychiatrist and psychotherapist] Carl Jung, 'It's not what happens to you.
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"Things are getting dire … to paraphrase Charles Dickens, 'This year has sucked,' " she joked.
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To paraphrase the Who -- the new boss is the same as the old boss.
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To paraphrase Ronald Reagan, our assumption should be: "Don't trust until you can verify."
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To paraphrase my friend: Bitch, these are places we should all always be welcome.
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To paraphrase C.S. Lewis: Alex Jones has always either been insane or a liar.
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To paraphrase Pogo, we have met the third-party candidate, and he is Trump.
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On the internet — to paraphrase the famous cartoon — no one knows you're a kid.
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But to paraphrase a Lebanese proverb, the best generosity is giving without being asked.
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To paraphrase the James Carville cliche: Campaign on the economy and tax cuts, stupid.
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Let's admit it: We are all sick of our damn emails, to paraphrase Sen.
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To paraphrase Lady Bird, it begets a kind of attentiveness that looks like love.
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To paraphrase the 1995 film Clueless, a little sweat draws attention to the skin.
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To paraphrase my former colleague, it's okay to say something nice about renewable energy.
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The clash may seem, to paraphrase another literary giant, much ado about not much.
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John McCain, to paraphrase Teddy Roosevelt, had the heart to demand joy in life.
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To paraphrase Boromir, one does not simply walk into Detroit with such a plan.
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That's a paraphrase of what the coach in "Friday Night Lights" told his players.
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That's the rough paraphrase coming at me today from my colleagues and from Twitter.
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To paraphrase the immortal Chuck Berry, roll over Lincoln and tell FDR the news!
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Adam Schiff&aposs paraphrase of Trump&aposs comments during the July 25 phone call.
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To paraphrase the ever-prescient Kylie Jenner, 2016 has been the year of realizing stuff.
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But, to paraphrase another Shakespeare play, that's just the human condition by any other name.
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To paraphrase Warhol, in the future everyone will be famous until they're sick of it.
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Bloomberg's Matt Levine has explained this very succinctly, so I'm just going to paraphrase him.
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And to paraphrase a friend, you never know what will work out for the best.
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French Muslims have many problems today, but to paraphrase Jay-Z, a burkini ain't one.
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And yet, his answer is, to paraphrase, you have your thoughts and I have mine.
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Half the time, Zuckerberg got to simply paraphrase blog posts and statements he'd already released.
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To paraphrase Solomon: There is a time to simper and a time to raise hell.
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There is, to paraphrase what King wrote so painfully long ago, no "more convenient season."
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To paraphrase Mark Twain, could the history of early internet advertising be rhyming in 21?
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To paraphrase philosopher Marshall McLuhan: They drove into the future using only their rearview mirrors.
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Looking good, to paraphrase the Billy Crystal character Fernando Lamas, is better than feeling good.
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After all — to paraphrase a fashion-girl truism — life's too short to only wear gray.
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To paraphrase your line from Steel Magnolias, is there such a thing as natural beauty?
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In which speech, she appeared to paraphrase a famous Holocaust poem about fear and apathy.
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Here's what the Court said (and I paraphrase very generously): Screw the stupid equality argument.
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But, to paraphrase the Geto Boys: Damn, it feels good to be a black nerd.
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Op-Ed Contributor To paraphrase the famous Blackglama fur advertisements: What becomes a landmark most?
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In time, they begin to paraphrase what is said — making stylistic adjustments as they go.
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To paraphrase "Sunset Boulevard," he used to be big, and maybe he is still big.
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To paraphrase the immortal words of Admiral Ackbar, the tax cut bill is a trap.
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A Word With To paraphrase Stanislavsky, there are small parts made smaller by small actors.
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To paraphrase that Louisiana mother, the pandemic is dark and mysterious far beyond our comprehension.
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To paraphrase the French philosopher Joseph de Maistre, every country gets the police it deserves.
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The naming of viruses is, to paraphrase the poet T. S. Eliot, a serious matter.
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Instead, to paraphrase the T-shirt, all I got was a lousy face-recognition program.
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They needed a finishing piece, and to paraphrase the old soda slogan: Cole is it.
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But, to paraphrase Proust, you'll only find those lost times if you search for them.
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Sure—to paraphrase Eve Babitz, you don't care about the art of the rock album.
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The movie isn't, to paraphrase a line from "Spaceballs," the stupidest combination you've ever heard.
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To paraphrase George Washington Plunkitt: If the parties see an opportunity, they will take it.
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To paraphrase Mark Twain, the report of the death of moderate voters is an exaggeration.
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The poet casts himself as an escapist reader, amassing archives to be condensed as paraphrase.
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But hopefully, in two years, to paraphrase Gerald Ford, this national nightmare will be over.
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To paraphrase Gordon Gekko from the movie Wall Street, in politics, shame is good, shame works.
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I don't want to mis-paraphrase you, but ... Put the mic a little closer to you?
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To paraphrase Bane, "There's a reason why Kickstarter is the worst hell on earth: Hope."[CNET]
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To paraphrase Marc Antony's address in Julius Caesar: Friends, Romans, internet commenters, lend me your ears.
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To paraphrase, he didn't want any shitty software that sucked mucking up his insanely great products.
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What it all boils down to (to paraphrase Montaigne) is: We wear pants; they do not.
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So to paraphrase Hamlet, clearly something is rotten in the state of the U.S.-Saudi relationship.
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But to paraphrase Mark Twain, reports of the death of itchy pubes have been greatly exaggerated.
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To paraphrase crudely: eternal return dictates that all existence must recur endlessly, never improving or changing.
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To paraphrase Ben Franklin, nothing in this world is certain except death, taxes, and Sheldon Cooper.
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Or to paraphrase great American music critic, Inspectah Deck: they left the mic in body bags.
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To paraphrase the student writers in The Daily Californian, talking about ideas you oppose is impractical.
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Correction: Due to an editing error, a paraphrase was misattributed as a quote to Leïla Beratto.
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To paraphrase the great Liz Lemon: Every human has hair — some of us just have more.
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To paraphrase one Neil Young: Hey hey, my my, the Tim Tebow story will never die.
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To paraphrase the great Margaret Whitton in the movie Major League, cross them off then. 11.
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Photos by Kate KilletKnowing yourself, to paraphrase one of Toronto's most lucrative artistic exports, is vital.
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RZA: Let me paraphrase that for you: No, this is not a rock-hip-hop record.
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To paraphrase Eminem, he only had one shot and he missed his chance to blow. 28503.
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To paraphrase Samuel Johnson, when a man is tired of Manhattan, he is tired of life.
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To paraphrase Macbeth, our hands would stain the sea scarlet and turn the green one red.
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We must be, to paraphrase Mahatma Gandhi, the change we wish to see in the world.
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The President was, to paraphrase him, on the ballot in every congressional race in the nation.
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As of now, I'm not sure what I'll do in November, but to paraphrase Texas Sen.
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Will theaters struggle even more to get people, to paraphrase the old song, off the farm?
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Trump appeared to paraphrase what some have asked him about how the act will be used.
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But, to paraphrase Eleanor Roosevelt, the 1930s were no ordinary time for France — or the world.
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To paraphrase an old Woody Allen joke, the food is terrible and in such small portions.
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He began to paraphrase a passage: ''An immature man wants to die nobly for a cause.
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So to paraphrase legendary NFL coach Vince Lombardi, just what the heck is going on here?
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To paraphrase the Beatles, the mockery President Trump gets is equal to the mockery he deserves.
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To paraphrase Depeche Mode, the show's God — or lack thereof — has a sick sense of humor.
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Rumors begin that the team might have to take its talents elsewhere, to paraphrase LeBron James.
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To paraphrase President Bush's campaign-trail line about John Kerry, the record isn't matching the rhetoric.
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To paraphrase Bruce Nauman's "Body Pressure" (1974), this month may become a very erotic time, Scorpio.
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In the end, The Blue Hill situates paraphrase as something other than a method or exercise.
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To paraphrase Google's own CEO, Sundar Pichai, artificial intelligence is still in its very early days.
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To paraphrase the study's findings, the vibes were better back in the day then they were now.
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The Academy can't nominate roles than don't exist, to paraphrase Viola Davis' fantastic Emmys speech last year.
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To paraphrase Winston Churchill, a national commission may be the worst idea except for all the others.
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Verdict: To paraphrase a classic Twin Peaks line: The owl is not where it was last seen.
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To paraphrase Emperor Palpatine, this is a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one for fans.
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To paraphrase noted liar Bill Clinton, it depends on what the definition of the word lies is.
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To paraphrase Einstein, everything changed except for our way of thinking about how to design computer systems.
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But, to paraphrase the late, great Paul Harvey, did you ever hear the rest of the story?
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But sometimes, to paraphrase Gwyneth Paltrow, you just need a kick-ass red lipstick in your life.
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To paraphrase a probably apocryphal Willie Sutton quote about bank heists: Why rob big-time college athletes?
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But to paraphrase Joe Biden, Obamacare is alive and the American Health Care Act is (mostly) dead.
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To paraphrase the Trophy somewhat less artfully: losing sucks, and the only thing that matters is winning.
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But now they're engaged, and to paraphrase the immortal words of Taylor Swift, it might be forever.
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To paraphrase Beyoncé, she's a grown woman and can do (and has been doing) whatever she wants.
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Or to paraphrase Hamlet, for these type of leaders, their appetites will likely grow with the eating.
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To paraphrase Populist Party leader Mary Elizabeth Lease, Democrats should raise less corporate money and more hell.
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To paraphrase the "Laverne & Shirley" theme song, Marshall might not have made all her dreams come true.
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SAN FRANCISCO — To paraphrase Isaac Newton's third law of motion, what goes up must, inevitably, come down.
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Charles M. Blow Reports of Donald Trump's demise are an exaggeration, to paraphrase and repurpose Mark Twain.
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Or, to paraphrase an old jibe: If the economy is so smart, why aren't we all rich?
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"To paraphrase a colorful saying: the road to economic mismanagement is paved with good intention," Stocker said.
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To paraphrase Jesse Unruh, she can take Wall Street's money and still tell them to fuck themselves.
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To paraphrase the great minds of both HG Wells and Maroon 5, love is all about compromise.
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As for KSW Colosseum living in MMA fans' collective memories "forever," to paraphrase, that's up for discussion.
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My takeaway: Many ordinary Russians believe he has has — to paraphrase a Trumpism — made Russia great again.
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To paraphrase Justice Louis Brandeis, shining sunlight upon Mr. Spencer's beliefs may prove to be powerful disinfectant.
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With that said, "no collusion" is a much fairer paraphrase of Mueller's findings than "no obstruction" is.
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But to badly paraphrase Joni Mitchell, I really didn't know peaches at all until I moved south.
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" Extended passages rely far too heavily on paraphrase of Viertel's marvelous 1969 memoir, "The Kindness of Strangers.
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But, to paraphrase Beyoncé, if he likes them is he going to "put a ring on it"?
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" To paraphrase Abraham Lincoln, President Trump does not instinctively appeal to "the better angels of our nature.
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For Democrats, it has been and will always be, to paraphrase Lewis Carroll, 'sentence first, verdict later.
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Loose Ends To paraphrase Tolstoy, all happy workplaces are alike, but each unhappy workplace is uniquely unhappy.
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But to paraphrase one analyst, his deal may not amount to more than a hill of soybeans.
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Or, to paraphrase a diversity report or two (or four), there's a lot more work to do.
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ROSS: YOU SHOULD ASK LARRY IF YOU WANT TO. BUT IT'S NOT FOR ME TO PARAPHRASE HIM.
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To paraphrase Murphy's line, there's a difference between good television and an attention-getting concept and title.
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It was a well, to paraphrase the mysterious Woodsman, that descended deep and retrieved strange, intoxicating water.
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But I always respond that, to paraphrase Julia Roberts in "Pretty Woman," she discovered me right back.
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And as the popular church paraphrase of Paul's letter to the Philippians goes, God's not finished yet.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads To paraphrase Kermit the Frog, it's not easy being a museum.
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To love a character could be, to paraphrase Barthes, a way of putting a limit on love.
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To be tired of 'Infinite Jest' — to paraphrase Samuel Johnson about London — is to be tired of life.
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KT: To paraphrase Ben Horowitz, 'the first rule of organizational design is that all organizational design is imperfect.
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But, to paraphrase the 1997 classic film Titanic, a woman's social habits are a deep ocean of secrets.
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To paraphrase Anna Karenina: Happy relationships are all alike; every unhappy relationship is happy in its own way.
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She once described herself to the New York Times as a "moderating force," according to the paper's paraphrase.
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Asked to paraphrase what they had heard, they did even worse: about 33% of utterances were conveyed accurately.
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He is the host of the podcast Paraphrase, where he interviews writers about the openings to their novels.
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Because to me it was — to paraphrase Andy Kindler — my demographic is men my age who are me.
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To paraphrase another social critic, George Orwell: All Americans are equal, but some are more equal than others.
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To paraphrase Shakespeare, for Ford, all of Westworld's a stage, and all the men and women merely players.
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To paraphrase comments from the Bryant Police Department, which posted the photo on its Facebook page, good girl!
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And while you're getting mad, Rae Sremmurd, to paraphrase 2 Chainz, are having a shit ton of fun.
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Or to paraphrase famed jurist Charles Black, the curves of callousness and sincerity intersect at their respective maxima.
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To paraphrase Norma Desmond, these reform Republicans believe America is still big; it's the politics that got small.
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Bottom Line To paraphrase Google's own CEO, Sundar Pichai, artificial intelligence is still in its very early days.
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So, to paraphrase Rihanna: Williams and When We Rise aim to find love in a seemingly hopeless place.
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In the end, to paraphrase the Beatles, everyone is desperate to get back to where they once belonged.
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To paraphrase a timeless quote, knowing our history is the best way to ensure we don't repeat it.
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For, to paraphrase Leon Trotsky, you may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you.
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To paraphrase Lloyd Bentsen - I worked with Art Okun; I knew Art Okun; Art Okun was my friend.
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But to paraphrase the saying, Trump may not care about spending, but spending will eventually care about him.
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GUTFELD: You know, Juan, to paraphrase a stoic, if you&aposre offended, you&aposre complicit in the outrage.
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To paraphrase the Reckmeyer case, none of us "knowingly and voluntarily waived" our right to "conflict-free" investigations.
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To paraphrase Janet Malcolm, art has ceased being the conscience of culture in order to service its id.
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Put another way, Apple works so tirelessly on accessibility not for "the bloody ROI," to paraphrase Tim Cook.
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"To paraphrase William Blake, the creative act is the moment between the pulsations of an artery," Stucky said.
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To paraphrase internet humor progenitor Strong Bad, the gift of metal does not smile on the good-looking.
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Measuring it against what comes first is — to paraphrase Jobs — a boneheaded way of looking at the company.
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To paraphrase an adage credited to Ben Franklin, by failing to prepare, the nation is preparing to fail.
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To paraphrase Ray Charles, the nighttime has been the right time to be invested in the stock market.
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His aim, to paraphrase, was to use the levers of government to fight the fear of fear itself.
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To paraphrase a mystic credo – Pousette-Dart was in that New York art world but not of it.
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To paraphrase a quote from Oscar Wilde — we need to believe in the impossible and remove the improbable.
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What I learned from my new Ozark friends, to paraphrase James Carville, is that it's about respect, stupid.
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Candidates may have big ideas, but, to paraphrase Norma Desmond, it is the elections that have gotten small.
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To paraphrase Davis, they can't wait to look in the mirror, 'cause they get better looking each day.
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To paraphrase the Bard: It is not in our guns, but in our souls, that we are knaves.
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Or, to paraphrase Hillary Clinton on the 2016 campaign trail: We don't need to make America great again.
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History has recorded that, to paraphrase Shakespeare, nothing in his presidency became him like the leaving of it.
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That's a paraphrase from a Porter song that is not in this show, but could well have been.
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To paraphrase, he wrote that tribes didn't give up that much for nothing: Tribes are entitled to something.
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"It's a paraphrase of something President Nixon said to John Mitchell and John Dean during Watergate," she explained.
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To paraphrase Linus from A Charlie Brown Christmas, the internet hasn't only gotten too commercial; it's gotten too dangerous.
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It's likely that he at least will paraphrase the ideas contained in at least one or two of them.
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Is this, to paraphrase Margaret Thatcher's famous quote about Mikhail Gorbachev, a country that we can do business with?
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The alt-right has been validated: we have already let them, to paraphrase Ivanka Trump (herself misquoting Ayn Rand).
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Or, to paraphrase the American classic Top Gun, don't let your ego write checks that your body can't cash.
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But we were surprised to find that the rumors of critics' demise were greatly exaggerated, to paraphrase Mark Twain.
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According to popular culture, to paraphrase Muhammad Ali, Jesus is white, angels are white and Snow White is white.
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Breaking up with people is hard to do, to paraphrase the old song, but breaking up with wearable technology?
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To paraphrase Oscar Wilde, one bankruptcy may be regarded as a misfortune, but four begins to look like carelessness.
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But to paraphrase T. S. Eliot, their careers tend to end not with a bang, but with a whimper.
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"John Mahdessian said, 'Totally on board — they had a lunch,' " Morgan said, appearing to quote (or paraphrase?) the message.
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Donald Trump and Dave are different in that, to paraphrase Jonathan Richman, no one ever called Dave an asshole.
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To paraphrase David Oywelo, when we talk about British history, we don't talk about it in an honest way.
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To paraphrase legendary gastronome Brillat-Savarin: Tell me what cheese you're eating, and I'll tell you your tax bracket.
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Don't paraphrase their work in your own Facebook post to show us all how smart or woke you are.
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The Confederacy doesn't need preserving, and to paraphrase the artist John Sims, it doesn't need resurrecting -- it needs exorcising.
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We were promised flying cars, to paraphrase Peter Thiel, a venture capitalist, but wound up instead with social networks.
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It's a paraphrase of something then–Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell admitted days after the debt limit standoff ended.
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To paraphrase Shakespeare, if Puerto Rico's court-ordered bankruptcy were to be done, it were best be done quickly.
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To paraphrase JFK, we should invest in such companies "not because it is easy, but because it is hard."
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For Trixie Mattel, it's clear that life in plastic—to paraphrase Aqua's dance-trash-anthem, Barbie Girl—is fantastic.
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But to paraphrase the former, faced with a daunting challenge, there's not much gained by fretting about the odds.
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To paraphrase Hemingway, it would be pretty to think that we are upon the path to peace and prosperity.
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To paraphrase an old maxim, moderation in the pursuit of justice (or in this case, security) is no virtue.
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Mel B wanted to tell the world she's single ... but to paraphrase Bill Clinton, "single" doesn't always mean single.
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To paraphrase Jack Nicholson in "A Few Good Men," these one-percenters have clearly messed with the wrong gal.
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Also, to paraphrase Liz Lemon: There ain't no party like an agency party, because an agency party is stacked.
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To paraphrase a family-friendly musical from 1960, "Bye Bye Birdie," what's the matter with shows for kids today?
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To paraphrase Victoria's fire authority: The world is in danger, and we need to act immediately to survive. ♦
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Chernoff bears witness to the arbitrary nature of, to paraphrase Joan Didion, the stories we tell ourselves to live.
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Or, to paraphrase Susan Sarandon, a person who exhibits moral judgment only when it is safe to do so.
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To paraphrase George Shultz, Nixon's Secretary of Labor: for hundreds of years, the United States had a racial quota.
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But in recent years, to paraphrase Shakespeare, its work has been honored more in the breach than the observance.
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To paraphrase President Lincoln, "he can only fool a few folks all the time and not enough to win".
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To paraphrase Samuel Johnson, there is nothing like a 28500-in-6900,2628-year flood to concentrate the mind wonderfully.
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To paraphrase Jean-Paul Sartre: If the truth remains cloaked in the motherland, in the colonies it stands naked.
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To paraphrase Joseph Stalin, the death of one man is a tragedy; the death of millions is a statistic.
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So I had to ask French—to paraphrase a Motörhead song title—was the chase better than the catch?
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All of the reporters, in addition to transcribing, were asked to paraphrase what was being said in each sentence.
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He is, to paraphrase one of his sayings, not a good guy or a bad guy but a guy.
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He fears improvisation and departure, fears the traveler taking liberties, the poem speaking directly to the heresy of paraphrase.
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To paraphrase Ted Cruz and the rest of the Republican primary field, these guys are radical, but they aren't terrorists.
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Prime Minister Mark Rutte has achieved, to paraphrase his own lexicon, a quarter-final victory against angry anti-immigrant populists.
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NOTE: This post has been updated from the original to clarify that the statement from Charlotte Slaiman is a paraphrase.
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To paraphrase one of my favorite memes, of course you don't need running shoes to run — but it definitely helps.
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By any measure, the passage of the AHCA in the House is, to paraphrase Joe Biden, a big freaking deal.
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An outside attorney for Trump claimed the President's tweet "was a paraphrase" of Cobb's statement Friday on Flynn's guilty plea.
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"Regarding rumors of resignation, to paraphrase Mark Twain, 'The reports of my political demise are greatly exaggerated,'" the message read.
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To paraphrase Dr. Johnson, nothing so concentrates the mind of Congress as the prospect of not raising the debt ceiling.
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It said, and I paraphrase, that most serial killers are born under four zodiac signs: Pisces, Gemini, Virgo, and Sagittarius.
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It's like a paraphrase of that old Simpsons quote about alcohol: Arendelle — the cause of and solution to everybody's problems.
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They use her, to paraphrase Virginia Woolf, as a mirror, enjoying the way she distorts their reflection in pleasant ways.
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To paraphrase what has been rightly said about Black Mountain poet Robert Creeley, there is no American art without theirs.
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To paraphrase the great poet Jay-Z, Madam C.J. Walker isn't a business (wo)man, she's a business, (wo)man.
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But never underestimate two things — the taste of the American public, to paraphrase H. L. Mencken, and the nag factor.
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That may be true, but to paraphrase something Leon Trotsky supposedly said about something else, the Oscars care about Telluride.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — The constructor setup today is really sweet and unique, so I'm going to paraphrase Will Shortz's print introduction.
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Or, to paraphrase another caped-crusader flick: It's the superhero movie we deserve, and the one I need right now.
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So, to paraphrase a famous line from "A Bronx Tale": Is it better to be loved or to win Tonys?
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Along the way, we'll learn the point of Mike's turn as the Ansel Adams of indoor photography, to paraphrase Jimmy.
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To paraphrase Claude Rains's Captain Renault: We suspect that Film Forum's programmers, under their cynical shells, are at heart sentimentalists.
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To paraphrase Walter Bagehot's old phrase, she let daylight in on the magic -- the most unforgivable royal crime of all.
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To paraphrase "Game of Thrones", cyber-winter is coming, as adversaries seek asymmetric means to threaten U.S. and allied interests.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — To paraphrase Joe Pesci in the movie "Goodfellas," what exactly is Craig Stowe trying to say to us?
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" Also, he observed that "in order to know death, you have to" — let's paraphrase here — "know life in the gallbladder.
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SM: To paraphrase the poet Jalāl Rūmī, 'When loss occurs and leaves a hole, that is where light can enter.
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To paraphrase Lester Freamon from The Wire, if you follow the money, you don't know where it might lead you.
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MCGURN: Well, to paraphrase the Senator, I know Brett Kavanaugh, I served with Brett Kavanaugh, Brett Kavanaugh is no Anthony Kennedy.
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"To paraphrase Judith Bernstein, if a dick can go into a woman, it can go up on a wall," she wrote.
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To badly paraphrase abstinence-only speakers fighting the losing battle of keeping teens from taking their clothes off: True lobster waits.
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"To paraphrase Winston Churchill, the liberation of Ramadi was the end of the beginning of the campaign against Daesh," MacFarland said.
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To paraphrase the world's best money-grubbing band KISS, White Reaper wanted to hear the best, so they became the best.
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" Christian Hartmann: "Sometimes well-known sayings have to be re-written, so to paraphrase Gary Lineker: 'Football is a simple game.
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But to paraphrase all those smug red priests, it looks like the Lord of Light has greater plans for him yet.
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"To paraphrase Judith Bernstein, if a dick can go into a woman, it can go up on a wall," she added.
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To paraphrase Samuel L Jackson, I will never, ever, say that I've had it with motherfucking Snake on this motherfucking phone.
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He walks in a room with swagger (to paraphrase a later song, no one on the corner has swagger like him).
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I appreciate her conclusion, too, and to paraphrase it in more Satanic terms: do what thou wilt with thine own bush.
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To paraphrase a quote from the movie "American President": Are Americans simply drinking the sand because they don't know the difference?
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"The tweet was a paraphrase of Ty Cobb's statement yesterday," the attorney for Trump's private legal team, John Dowd, told CNN.
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To protect those most vulnerable, I paraphrase, noted statistician W. Edwards Deming, "In God we trust, all others bring data" collectors.
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"Spooky action at a distance," to paraphrase Einstein, allows for two entangled particles to "inform" one another without being physically connected.
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Child services are "the commodity that provides the utility a couple receives from having a child," in Morson and Schapiro's paraphrase.
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To paraphrase Dale Carnegie this is not necessarily the best way to influence people and win friends, particularly the Trump administration.
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Every medical case, to paraphrase the writer Viet Thanh Nguyen, is lived twice: once in the wards and once in memory.
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To paraphrase John Lennon, this year's Yankees spent months treating Alex Rodriguez as a concept by which we measure our pain.
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To paraphrase Ms. Baker, leaders who teach following as the only way of fighting weaken the movement in the long run.
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If you're going to strike at a pope, to paraphrase the line about taking down a king, you must kill him.
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To paraphrase Leon Trotsky, you may not be interested in the culture wars, but the culture wars are interested in you.
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LOS ANGELES — To paraphrase Gandalf by way of J.R.R. Tolkien, early December is the box office's deep breath before the plunge.
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To paraphrase "Star Wars," it was as if millions of fan voices suddenly cried out in ecstasy and were suddenly silenced.
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To paraphrase what he says of the American conservative Russell Kirk, Scruton just picks the conservative flowers that appeal to him.
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To paraphrase Warren Buffet, when the liquidity tide turns out, we will find out which financial institutions have been swimming naked.
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To paraphrase a lyric from "Hamilton," to be in a room where such theater happens is a wonderful place to be.
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To paraphrase James Carville: it's the turnout, stupid, that will bring the wave that will take back the country from Trump.
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In "Caller from Ganymede," the poet steers away from cultivating a personal canon and closer to the anonymous restraint of paraphrase.
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It should be taken as something Trump would like to see happen — to paraphrase Trump himself, a dream within his heart.
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He could paraphrase Burke with such subtlety that the reader can almost never tell where Burke leaves off and Kirk picks up.
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Olympians are doin' it, doin' it and doin' it well, to paraphrase one LL Cool J. We're talking about sports, of course.
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To paraphrase my then-boyfriend, a staunch movie and music pirate with a surprisingly extensive Steam library, Valve had made DRM fun.
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To paraphrase Francis Bacon: if the dart won't come to the bull's-eye, then the bull's-eye must go to the dart.
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And to paraphrase the headline of that article, I don't think worrying about automation killing jobs it is a stupid idea either.
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As we explained here, Schiff had offered a confusing, sometimes exaggerated paraphrase of Trump's July phone call with the president of Ukraine.
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To paraphrase The New York Times' apt description of him decades ago, Bhumibol didn't quite rule, but certainly did more than reign.
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To paraphrase Marx, pundits and critics—and even sympathizers with moral principles—interpret the world, but the point is to change it.
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To paraphrase another one of his collaborators, Kanye West, you could even say that today the producer's all about the kids, bro.
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Still, there will soon be "a bot for that", to paraphrase Apple's iconic slogan which suggests that an app exists for everything.
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Being slower, taking notes by hand forced those who did so to process what the lecturer was saying and then paraphrase it.
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To paraphrase F. Scott Fitzgerald, we're like boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past -- and doomed to repeat it.
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That, unfortunately, is just a paraphrase of noticing the suppression of class everywhere without really being able to say how it happens.
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To paraphrase Churchill, if the nation should last for 1,000 years, people may look back and say: This was their saddest hour.
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At its best, however, philanthropy is interested in undoing — to paraphrase Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — the circumstances which make philanthropy necessary.
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I suspect that — to inversely paraphrase the U.S.T.A. newsletter — an up-and-comer could bring Africa to tennis sooner than we think.
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To paraphrase Ms. Buchanan, these pictures say, "Here I am; I'm still here" — sustaining words in an unexpectedly subdued "Year of Yes."
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To paraphrase Shakespeare, the reaction can best be described as a tale told by idiots, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
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So when you look at your sperm cell an look at the serpent snake can you see why the bible paraphrase this.
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But to be cautiously hopeful and paraphrase Benjamin Franklin, let's offshore our democracy's civic data norms until we can keep them ourselves.
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To paraphrase another saying by my friend Nicholas Deleon: I hope the asteroid they promised comes for us all soon. Bacoin. Yeah.
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To paraphrase Eisenhower, no one should legitimately believe that political promises made in one area will not have an effect in another.
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If you won't be tapping retirement savings for many years to come, time — to paraphrase the Rolling Stones — is on your side.
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To paraphrase the wise singer David St. Hubbins in "This Is Spinal Tap," it's such a fine line between silly and stupid.
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Pundits paraphrase so much of what Trump says and tweets that it's easy to forget the substance of these utterances and outbursts.
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To paraphrase the great American architect Louis Kahn, professional achievement at a fundamental level requires a practitioner first to consult the materials.
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Just to be clear: To paraphrase John Stuart Mill, I'm not saying that most conservatives are filled with rage over petty things.
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Taron Egerton stars as Robin of Loxley, which, to paraphrase Mel Brooks, presumably means that Eve Hewson is playing Marian of Bagel.
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"You can give a man some food, and he'll eat it," she liked to say, in a paraphrase of the common proverb.
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Samsung's initial stated intention for One UI is to let software and hardware "work together in perfect harmony," to paraphrase Stevie Wonder.
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But be very careful to put quotations around any direct quotes you use, and to cite the source of anything you paraphrase.
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Schiff did paraphrase parts of Trump's call during a House hearing that took place after the White House released the call transcript.
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HB: So Schiff has said this is a parody, at least a paraphrase, but those words weren't really in the transcript ish.
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When Trump tells a lie—to paraphrase William Maxwell, he tends to "lie with every breath he draws"—it never feels premeditated.
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To paraphrase Barry Goldwater, a million here, several tens of thousands of dollars there and pretty soon you're talking about real money.
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It forms the frontier of death in life, where life glimpses at death as if from death's side, to paraphrase Jacques Lacan.
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Under the terms of the call, reporters are not allowed to directly quote or identify the official but could paraphrase his statements.
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Gerstle's aim, to paraphrase the political scientist Theda Skocpol, is to "bring the states back in" to this larger narrative of federal transformation.
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And I would like to paraphrase the well-known saying: 'This is not the time to bark, this is the time to bite.
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To paraphrase Oscar Wilde, the one charm about this marriage is that it makes a life of deception absolutely necessary for both parties.
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Also, to paraphrase Ferris Bueller, if you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss life—or lose it.
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Adam Schiff's paraphrase of his phone call, changes to the federal whistleblower form, and the whistleblower's allegedly "secondhand" knowledge of the Ukraine call.
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To paraphrase the science-fiction writer William Gibson, the renewable energy future is already pretty much here; it's just not very evenly distributed.
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But they've all opened a book and the title of that book is, to paraphrase Saudi oil minister Ali al-Naimi, 'stabilizing markets'.
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Everything has changed and nothing stays the same, to paraphrase the well-known French saying: Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose.
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To paraphrase, this came down to: Big companies are in a position to significantly reduce the environmental impact of their apparel supply chains.
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To paraphrase Tyra Banks, I have never IN MY LIFE yelled at a television like I did while watching Abducted in Plain Sight.
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And, to paraphrase John Cusack in High Fidelity: when you're a teenager, it's what you like, not what you are like, that matters.
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That is, they rely on their defenses when the best pitchers, to paraphrase Annie Lennox and Aretha Franklin, are doin' it for themselves.
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To paraphrase a classic exchange from High Fidelity, does that "yet" mean McCain actually does plan to support the bill sooner or later?
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To paraphrase a famous quip, there are only three things Joe Biden mentions in a sentence: A noun, a verb, and Donald Trump.
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On Medicine Every medical case, to paraphrase the writer Viet Thanh Nguyen, is lived twice: once in the wards and once in memory.
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When it comes to this novel's bracing chilliness, Pacifico knows what he is doing, to paraphrase Marco Rubio's callow remark about Barack Obama.
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But that could quickly change "To paraphrase a Danish proverb, it's dangerous to make seasonal tornado predictions, especially about the future," Marsh says.
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Indeed, in Scorsese's documentaries, creative expression is (to paraphrase one of his favorite bands) about the singer, and not so much the song.
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And a remarkable antidote to Trumpism, which, to paraphrase its belief system, goes something like this: It's a kill or be killed world.
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To paraphrase T. S. Eliot, Hurricane Harvey has brought us home after all our travels and we know it for the first time.
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To paraphrase the Leonard Cohen song "Everybody Knows," the dice may be loaded, but good guys can win, especially when they band together.
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To paraphrase Leon Trotsky: You may not be interested in the wars of the Middle East, but those wars are interested in you.
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" Biden ended with a line that brought many in the audience to tears: "To paraphrase Shakespeare: we shall not see his like again.
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As the prefix suggests, paraphrase stakes out a position along the margins of expression; it lives off the light of an other's making.
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And the reality of how this affects real people is captured in a story that many of us heard and I will paraphrase.
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Indeed, to paraphrase geneticist Theodosius Dobzhansky on biology and evolution, nothing about addiction treatment and drug policy makes sense, except in light of history.
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Diplomacy is a get along business and showing up as secretary of state, to paraphrase Woody Allen, is 80% of getting the job done.
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Look, this is admittedly the smallest of small potatoes, but the sound at tonight's debate are, to paraphrase Donald J. Trump, a total disaster.
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Or at least, that's a decent paraphrase of their first conversation, in which they tediously explain their motivations, character traits, and relationship to date.
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To lightly paraphrase what a wise Star Wars man once said: They may not look like much, but they've got it where it counts.
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The reality: Light smoking is better than heavy smoking, but to paraphrase Smokey Robinson, a taste of tobacco is worse than none at all.
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Or, to paraphrase The New York Times, whether in a Stetson or a wig, Ledger was an actor who was hard to pin down.
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I don't know why these teenagers have – to paraphrase Peter – "the references of an 80-year-old woman," but I'm not going to complain.
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To paraphrase Churchill, as far as Syria is concerned, Russia's involvement is not at an end, not even at the beginning of an end.
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To paraphrase Donald Rumsfeld, if you are Al Jazeera, you report on the Middle East that is, not the one that you would prefer.
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To paraphrase General de Gaulle, it's not at the age of 21994 that I will allow my ego to get the better of me!
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Yet Fermi never pursued the notion beyond an initial thought experiment, and to paraphrase Lord Kelvin, it ain't science until it has some numbers.
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To paraphrase John Kerry during the Vietnam war: How do you ask a soldier to be the last person to die for a muddle?
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To paraphrase Stephen Hawking, if the creation of superintelligence isn't the worst thing to happen to humanity, it will likely be the very best.
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His promise of revenge is too profane for this publication even to paraphrase, but I'm quite sure it's as sincere as it is hilarious.
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To paraphrase Sarah Lynn, the debauched child star who appeared alongside BoJack in the '80s sitcom "Horsin' Around": that's too much to expect, man.
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What I learned, to paraphrase the show, is that what is dead may never die — and, in Mr. Trump's case, may only rise stronger.
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But she didn't stop with giving people dreams, to paraphrase what the late critic John Leonard, her friend and greatest advocate, said about her.
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Pursuits To loosely paraphrase Tennessee Williams's Blanche Dubois: When you travel with a family, that's when you really depend on the kindness of strangers.
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To paraphrase the court in another case, a criminal law can't be construed with the assumption that the government will wield its power responsibly.
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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's defence of his social network's political ads policy boils down to repeatedly claiming "it's all free speech, man" (we paraphrase).
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Yet for many in a country with a notably aging population, the past is, to paraphrase Faulkner is never dead and not even past.
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But those close to the inmate are also affected: To paraphrase an old saying, when someone serves time, the family serves it with them.
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So, Merry Christmas — and, to paraphrase from Dr. Seuss's "How The Grinch Stole Christmas," may you puzzle and puzzle 'til your puzzler is sore!
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To paraphrase Rod Blagojevich, the DNC has these debate slots and they're [very] golden, so the DNC should not give it up for nothing.
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But to paraphrase Saint-Exupéry, national unity will not come from always seeing eye to eye, but from looking outward together in the same direction.
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Well, to paraphrase none other than Hannah Montana, you can get the best of both worlds in the form of the Culture V13 Bluetooth headphones.
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To paraphrase Redditor KeavesSharpi's comment on the site: If this is how value is calculated on a social network, perhaps it's better to stay worthless.
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" We were saved around 3 AM when Scotch materialized, in the form of a twelve-year-old bottle of Springbank, and said (my paraphrase), "Oooyrrwrangghammdruth!
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A word of advice to all future Lohan Beach House employees: To paraphrase "Mean Girls" favorite Gretchen Wieners, stop trying to make mismatched footwear happen.
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To paraphrase Marco Rubio's description of Barack Obama: Let's dispel once and for all with this fiction that Ivanka Trump doesn't know what she's doing.
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Now imagine no more, because, to paraphrase science fiction writer William Gibson, the farm of the future is already here, it's just not evenly distributed.
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To paraphrase his Letter from a Birmingham Jail, it should be unrealistic for black mothers to die at three times the rate of white mothers.
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The concert opened with a confident and glittering rendition of Louis Moreau Gottschalk's "The Union, Concert Paraphrase on National Airs" by the pianist Michael Brown.
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And I'm going to paraphrase another quote I heard the other day: Do not do unto others what you would not want done unto you.
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It's a way of trying to understand how easy it is, to paraphrase my former colleague Jesse Singal, for "normal" people to do evil things.
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Still, to paraphrase something that Hannah said near the show's outset, if "Girls" wasn't the voice of its generation, it was, at least, a voice.
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To paraphrase, if a venture capital firm owns 16 percent of a company that exits for $2 billion, it gets $320 million from the exit.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The late, legendary Italian architect and designer Ettore Sottsass has been — to paraphrase Yogi Berra — rediscovered all over again.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Is it better to criticise from inside the tent, to paraphrase U.S. President Lyndon Johnson's famously earthy line, or from outside?
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One easy way to hone your listening skills, and verify you've heard it right, is to paraphrase what was just said by the other person.
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To paraphrase Sonic Youth's co-founder Kim Gordon, in her memoir "Girl in a Band": To be a woman is to observe others observing you.
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The editors work extra hard to find great investors, founders and technologists who got to Silicon Valley on paths less traveled, to paraphrase the poet.
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"A lot of people feel that Bernie Sanders's been, I'm going to paraphrase or quote, Bernie is being c--blocked by the DNC," Noah said.
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While O'Brien paraphrases the academic history of occult persecution, the poem points to the role paraphrase and hearsay play in the accumulative constitution of myth.
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It was a shocking conclusion to the fight and to paraphrase Mauro Ranallo in commentary, Cruickshank well and truly tasted the sting of a Krazy Bee.
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To paraphrase a certain android from Blade Runner: It's quite an experience to live in fear, both in science fiction and in our flawed, fleshy reality.
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Levine is great here, too, so I am going to paraphrase him again: if Libra does catch on, it's likely to displace currencies like the dollar.
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In response, the Google Press Team directed Gizmodo to the prior thread on Twitter, but included "Further info on Background (okay to paraphrase, according to YouTube)".
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" The executive pauses to paraphrase a quote from Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto, which goes, "A delayed game is eventually good, a bad game is bad forever.
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Greenberger forgivably tells the same tales as Reeves, but in places "The Unexpected President" closely mimics its antecedent with scant paraphrase and nary a quotation mark.
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To paraphrase the book, the job of an executive is: to define and enforce culture and values for their whole organization, and to ratify good decisions.
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To paraphrase what one French politician said about Germany during the Cold War, China likes Korea so much it is glad there are two of them.
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To paraphrase Dr. Martin Luther King, it is best to judge prospective immigrants based on their character, not their nationality and the flaws of foreign governments.
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"To paraphrase Ted Cruz, if you want to preserve the Constitution, the only possible candidates this fall is the Trump-Pence Republican ticket," Mr. Gingrich said.
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To paraphrase T.S. Eliot, a fellow nihilist in a time of great international peril: Sweet mushroom cloud, come quickly, for I speak not loud or long.
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To paraphrase Edmund Burke, all that is necessary for the triumph of an AI-driven, automation-based dystopia is that liberal democracy accept it as inevitable.
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One primary lesson of those trips West was, to paraphrase Woody Guthrie: If you ain't got the do-re-mi, it's better to stay in Texas.
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The 492 devotional caves, hand-carved into sandy cliffs, house the world's largest and longest-used treasure of Buddhist art in the world, to paraphrase Unesco.
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To paraphrase David Ogilvy, the father of modern-day marketing, a leader who hires people who are bigger than he ends with a company of giants.
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And now to paraphrase a certain set of cruise ship musicians, here's a group of people it's been an honor playing with these last few months.
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Open-ended dystopian-TV series, to paraphrase "1984," risk becoming a boot stamping on a human face, for as many seasons as the ratings hold out.
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Accepting that whatever song we conjure is only a contingent rendition of the ideal song, the one we never hear, the poem prompts us to paraphrase.
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SEATTLE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Arctic housing specialist Jack Hébert likes to paraphrase a saying from the Inupiaq, a Native Alaskan group living north of the Arctic Circle.
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The timing of Schiff's comments Trump had previously bashed Schiff for doing the exaggerated paraphrase of the Zelensky call even though a transcript was available to him.
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To paraphrase Kevin Pearson, that tense breath we've held in throughout a harrowing second season can now be released...but the future is more uncertain than ever.
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When I teach, I often paraphrase John F. Kennedy's 1961 inaugural address: Ask not what economics can do for you, but what you can do for economics.
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To paraphrase the President, "I believe that real and positive immigration reform is possible, as long as we focus" on real immigration problems and not populist fallacies.
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While reviewing a public legal document to prepare for a podcast covering Friday news dumps, I cut and pasted a couple of lines I wanted to paraphrase.
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Why now, more than ever, we need a Twitter that works We just witnessed, to paraphrase John Oliver, the 15.33 U.S. Presidential Election Dumpster Fire F**ktacular.
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Although it will take a while for distributed ledgers to rule the world, they are an idea, to paraphrase Victor Hugo, that will be hard to resist.
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To paraphrase Ian Malcolm, our scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could make a mobile houseplant, they didn't stop to think if they should.
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To paraphrase NPR when they fired a commentator for inflammatory language: they may support his right to free speech, they just don't have to pay for it.
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If a candidate wins 14.9% of a state's primary electorate—a significant tally in a fractured field—to paraphrase a line from Seinfeld, no delegates for you.
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Russian officials also often paraphrase the President's own rhetoric in an apparent effort to offer Trump validation for his complaints that he rarely gets from US critics.
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To paraphrase George Bernard Shaw, Britain and America are divided by a common libel law — America's appears, in some respects, to be the mirror image of ours.
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Knowledge, to paraphrase British journalist Miles Kington, is knowing a tomato is a fruit; wisdom is knowing there's a norm against putting it in a fruit salad.
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To paraphrase a wise man: Does Mr. Cook want to sell prestige TV for the rest of his life, or does he want to change the world?
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The video shows three women who look like they are having seizures — or, to paraphrase one of the comments, like "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" meets twerking.
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He was more comfortable tossing off the virtuosic challenges of Grünfeld's concert paraphrase of "Die Fledermaus" than exploring the depths of Chopin's complex Sonata in B minor.
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The classic race to rule the Seven Kingdoms will eventually amount to a contest, to paraphrase Davos, to be the skeleton that sits on the Iron Throne.
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To paraphrase Brontë's most famous protagonist, no matter how obscure or little they may be, they are still full of heart and soul, much like these books.
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Patton Oswalt has a bit about this that I will poorly paraphrase: There's so much stuff that you can't even make fun of the most current thing.
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To paraphrase her thoughts: For Joe Biden: Why didn't his work on the cancer moonshot initiative focus more on reducing the price of costly new cancer drugs?
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Along with a recent piece by Adès, a two-piano concert paraphrase on his early opera "Powder Her Face," there's music by Debussy, Stravinsky, Lutoslawski and Ravel.
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To paraphrase Uber SVP Frances Frei: As more and more people speak out about harassment in tech, the industry has a chance to capitalize on that openness.
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Despite America's desire to go back to the moon and on to Mars, to paraphrase the line from Apollo, "in peace with all humankind," China would be excluded.
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But to paraphrase one of the most indelible remarks of the year, Tucker Carlson may not be a white supremacist, but white supremacists think he's a white supremacist.
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These searches range from everything involving public voting records to whether they have any "dead girl or a live boy," skeletons, to paraphrase former Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards.
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To paraphrase journalist Doreen St. Felix, black women whose artistic inventiveness outpaces their peers and music executives by what feels like whole years will always be perpetually owed.
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But, to paraphrase an old adage, on the Internet, nobody knows if you're a medical expert or a 13-year-old with a "Female Body Inspector" t-shirt.
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In my 2016 campaign for Attorney General, I pledged to fight federal overreach into areas rightfully reserved for the states and the people (to paraphrase the 85033th Amendment).
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To paraphrase Terrence Chan, a pro poker player-turned pro MMA fighter, training is the theory, but fights are the lab, where you put your skills to practice.
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To paraphrase many loud and vocal fans, the second season falls off a cliff nine episodes in, when the main mystery driving the plot—who killed Laura Palmer?
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At the same time, to paraphrase Walter Pater, opera is a condition toward which all pop culture aspires: there are soap operas, rock operas, space operas, horse operas.
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Still, the big question now is, to paraphrase the line about Las Vegas: Will what happens in China stay in China, or will it become a global problem?
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As long as Russia is ruled by the people who own it, to paraphrase Dmitri Trenin of the Carnegie Endowment, it will not follow a Western economic trajectory.
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So, to paraphrase Ted Cruz, if you want to protect the Constitution of the United States, the only possible candidate this fall is the Trump-Pence Republican ticket.
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To paraphrase an organization with close ties to the government: The only thing that stops a bad guy with a hack is a good guy with a hack.
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"But it took time for me to get there, and it took training, and it took long hard nights of dealing with" less than savory people (to paraphrase).
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"The result in BMS means that the era of big mass torts filed by plaintiffs anywhere against anyone, over anything, is [to paraphrase Bill Clinton] over," Beck said.
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Fifty years after King's death, we may be at a crossroads, but to paraphrase a favorite line of his: I do believe all roads lead, eventually, to justice.
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To that end, I would paraphrase Chief Grady's definition to be even more inclusive: We should have the right to move freely without impingement from anyone or anything.
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It is even tempting to view this development, to paraphrase an Indian cricket writer, as a case of pedigree dogs being an American pastime accidentally invented in Britain.
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To paraphrase another leader, Queen Victoria, whose empire was also on the verge of tipping toward decline, Trump was "not amused" by the second day of the meeting.
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Although, to paraphrase Bill Gates, we're probably overestimating the impact blockchain will have on the industry in the next two years, and underestimating its impact in 10 years.
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The installation is designed to limit our visual access to the work; what we see of it, to paraphrase the biblical passage, is through a limited aperture, darkly.
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My own feeling was that it featured four songs of inventive brilliance, and three songs that are just a little "too saccharine" (to paraphrase his character in The Hunger).
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The president, himself a real estate developer, is famous for a certain overstuffed marble-and-gold vibe—a poor architect's idea of a rich building, to paraphrase Fran Leibowitz.
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To paraphrase what Marco Rubio once famously said (over and over and over), "let's dispel with this fiction" that Donald Trump is appealing to the economic anxieties of Americans.
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Why We're So Hands-On With Our SkinWhen you have an Everest-sized zit, the reason you have to pick it, to paraphrase George Mallory, is that it's there.
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If that is the case, then, to paraphrase Groucho Marx, I wouldn't want to be a member of any club which threatened to ruin me if I left it.
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To paraphrase one of the great musings of the American businessman and investor Charlie Munger, you don't have to touch an electric fence to learn not to do it.
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To paraphrase an old movie ad: After spending time with this beautifully designed book, you will believe that fish sing the blues and trees set their leaves on fire.
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Parting is such sweet sorrow, even if, to paraphrase Winnie the Pooh (and also Spencer), we're all pretty lucky to have had something that makes saying goodbye so hard.
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And if that's what you want, then Sheer Mag's Need to Feel Your Love has just what you need, to paraphrase singer Tina Halladay on the record's title track.
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There was the playfully competitive counterpoint of "Death to Advertising," the liquid arpeggios in "Veda (Paraphrase)" and a virtuosically set faux folk tune in "The New Sincerity Auld Reel."
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I know a lot of actors that will paraphrase words in a script, who use [a script] as a guideline for what to say as the cameras are rolling.
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It feels appropriate to paraphrase Britain's best-loved leader to understand President Trump's utter failure to deliver on US national security interests and that of its allies in Helsinki.
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To paraphrase science reporter Trevor Butterworth, we can be certain our cars will start every morning because the laws of internal combustion are unchanging observations of the natural world.
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To paraphrase Chris Abani, the Nigerian novelist and poet, who was in attendance at the opening of the show: The story holds the fragments together and make them whole.
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When I look and think about Sherman's Instagram images for longer, though, I don't reach the conclusion many others have — to paraphrase, that they're all awesome works of genius.
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The criticism of "Unpresidented," Martha Brockenbrough's young adult biography of Donald Trump, seems based on the idea that, to paraphrase Stephen Colbert, the truth has an anti-Trump bias.
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To paraphrase a CEO who's quoted in my book [Wiener uses no proper names in Uncanny Valley], Silicon Valley is a culture focused on doing, not reflecting or thinking.
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To paraphrase President Reagan: Subsidies are an approximation of eternal life on earth, in that they are created by interest group pressures and they intensify those pressures as well.
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This said, no matter how you look at it, the President and House Republicans had, to paraphrase a classic children's book, a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week.
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Alcott and her iconic protagonist Jo March are examples of women who, to paraphrase Hélène Cixous, write themselves into the world as a personal and political act of creativity.
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It is another thing to make something so poetic, in its attendance to paraphrase, that it expands the horizon of expectation and arrives at the far boundaries of convention.
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This day will be a stressful one for many Americans, so naturally we turn to the internet: to paraphrase Homer, the cause of and solution to all of life's problems.
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To paraphrase a movie that is highly appropriate to this subject matter: take the red pill and I'll show you how deep my Choose Your Own Adventure rabbit hole goes.
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To paraphrase the famous saying, you know it when you see it, but you — admit it — have a lifetime of viewing pornography to reflect on when you make that categorization.
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A movie about women getting drunk on wine is not unheard of but, to paraphrase Leslie Knope, Amy Poehler is about to take an old idea and make it better.
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This is a Dickinson, played by Hailee Steinfeld, who takes midnight carriage rides with Death (the rapper Wiz Khalifa), and denounces the patriarchy as — to use a genteel paraphrase — bunk.
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So do the devices that novelists as different as Ferrante and Knausgaard rely on: characters, dialogue, incident, chronology, and, especially, the rendering of everyday life through precise, detail-flecked paraphrase.
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The thing is, there are so many good people amongst us; those who, to paraphrase Mr. Rogers' mother, can be found in the crowd helping others in times of need.
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It was already on its way to becoming one of the most successful Spanish singles of all time, but you could say that Bieber—to paraphrase Scotty T—weaponized it.
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To paraphrase, he noted that there were certainly inspirations from the genre, but that it's not meant to be a purely scary game, the way something like Alien: Isolation is.
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"So, I think what we are trying to do is run a campaign to paraphrase Abraham Lincoln, of the people, by the people and for the people," he told CNN.
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The bottom line: Whatever your view of welfare reform, to paraphrase Senator Lloyd Bentsen's famous quip about President Kennedy to Dan Quayle: I knew welfare reform, and this isn't it.
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Affecting social change To paraphrase John F Kennedy, I continue asking myself not what my country has done for me but rather what I could do to make it safer.
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To paraphrase French philosopher Albert Camus, even when it seems impossible, even when you feel suffocated by the oppressive power of modern life, the overwhelming absurdity of life "requires revolt."
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The process of turning a successful London playwright into an icon of Englishness, then a universal writer and the very "inventor of the human," to paraphrase Harold Bloom, took centuries.
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Ultimately, though, to paraphrase Martin Luther King Jr., only light can drive out darkness, and only through liberated science and communications can we develop sensible strategies for curbing climate change.
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Trump has played her hand repeatedly — capitalizing on her looks and when seeing an opportunity (here I paraphrase a friend), she seized it to ostensibly improve her place in society.
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"To paraphrase Edison, we learned a hundred ways not to grow a chair," Munro recalls of the early days on the woodland design factory he launched on his parents' land.
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If, to paraphrase a quote attributed to Thomas Mann, a person's dying is more his family's affair than his own, the event is for most families cataclysmic and life-altering.
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Jim, Pennsylvania To paraphrase a thought often attributed to Vaclav Havel: You should always be willing to join with those who say they are on a quest for the truth.
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To paraphrase a point that has been variously attributed to the legendary Supreme Court Justices Louis Brandeis and William O. Douglas, the best answer to bad speech is more speech.
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Instead, stanzas like the above — difficult in their easiness, complex in their simplicity — lull the reader into committing the heresy of paraphrase: Lax lifts one stone and he is thinking.
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The spokesperson provided some points on background—where you can't quote the person, but paraphrase what they say—pointed to a previously published YouTube blog post, and didn't give a statement.
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To paraphrase the immortal words of Brad Pitt's character in Burn After Reading, everybody—from Hollywood studios to your aunt in Virginia—needs to worry about the security of their shit.
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" To paraphrase in plain English: "We acknowledged all this fiscal stimulus talk, but we don't know where it's going to go, so most of us are holding off getting too hawkish.
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She has made various attempts to right herself, including the fascinating 2014 docuseries Lindsay on OWN, which followed her efforts to fix her life, to paraphrase what they say on OWN.
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To paraphrase Abraham Verghese's introduction, to read this book is to feel that Dr. Kalanithi still lives, with enormous power to influence the lives of others even though he is gone.
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To paraphrase that classic line attributed by war correspondent Peter Arnett to an American officer in the Vietnam War: To save cities from ISIS, Iraqi forces have had to destroy them.
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Well, technically, that last one is a paraphrase — I was lost and in a hurry, and I was so taken aback I didn't even fully register what that man was saying.
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Yet democracy, to paraphrase The Washington Post, often dies in the light, as Levitsky and Ziblatt, professors of government at Harvard, write in their comprehensive, enlightening and terrifyingly timely new book.
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To paraphrase Michelle Obama, she's spent a lifetime going high when her enemies go low, which may explain why she's been the most admired woman in the U.S. for several years.
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To paraphrase [FDA] Commissioner [Scott] Gottlieb, we want to be the off-ramp for adult smokers to switch from cigarettes, not an on-ramp for America's youth to initiate on nicotine.
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Smokily elusive of paraphrase, much less interpretation, they project onto the mind's eye a dissolving succession of images that can seem at once inevitable and inexplicable in the best Surrealist way.
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In addition—and unlike Mr Obama, who downplayed his moderate instincts behind a hopey-changey message (to paraphrase Sarah Palin)—Mr Booker has signed up to some pretty left-wing policies.
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In the last few years, moral psychologists have tried to explain why good people can be so bitterly divided by politics and religion, to paraphrase the subtitle of one popular book.
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To paraphrase Mr. Franken's old character Stuart Smalley: This deal's big enough, it's potentially consequential enough, that, doggone it, it's going to face a ton of scrutiny, as well it should.
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Or to paraphrase Justice Abe Fortas' quote from the Supreme Court's 1969 Tinker decision, do students shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech on social media beyond the schoolhouse gate?
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To paraphrase his thought, ideas were dropped so quickly that dropping them became the focus of the modern painter, to the detriment of any effort to mature a general cultural vision.
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The Electoral College was to be a gatekeeper that would prevent the election of a president, to paraphrase Federalist No. 1, who commenced as a demagogue and ended as a tyrant.
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Wenner has slept for much of his life with men and women and thus, to paraphrase Woody Allen on the upside of bisexuality, has rarely lacked a date for Saturday night.
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That's a tough one, because tastes vary (to heavily paraphrase Justice Potter Stewart, I can't really define what is clever in a clue, but I know it when I see it).
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Hayes Brown: Okay, at the risk of repeating myself, it's been a hell of a week, so to paraphrase a poet of our age, Friday, Friday, got to recap on Friday.
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To paraphrase the AT&T slogan, the government is on the verge of "rethinking possible" under the Fourth Amendment and could force the rest of us to rethink privacy in America.
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To paraphrase an old Brad DeLong line, Trump is more ignorant and impulsive than you can imagine, even taking into account that he's more ignorant and impulsive than you can imagine.
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When it comes to investing, who better to paraphrase than the guru Warren Buffett: In the end, either you have faith in American ingenuity, know-how and capitalism, or you don't.
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To poorly paraphrase Ernest Becker, the human response to suffering in a meaningless universe is culture: an endless stream of attempts to recontextualize suffering and mortality by creating systems of meaning.
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To paraphrase first lady Michelle Obama: even when something is absolutely terrible, possibly the worst in history, it also represents an opportunity — for you to do the same thing but the opposite.
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Trump remains as committed as ever to building a literal wall between the US and Mexico, but to paraphrase the president himself on another topic, nobody knew walls could be this complicated.
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When Dr. Bloom's team interviewed tennis players who were ranked in the top 10 in the world, they were not, to paraphrase Jerry Seinfeld, doing push-ups since they were a fetus.
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My colleague Louise Matsakis reached out to Facebook with these questions, and a Facebook representative gave her answers "on background," meaning we were allowed to paraphrase, but not directly quote the answers.
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To paraphrase him again I would say that I am attempting to paint the innumerable shades of gray between the poles of spiritual and scientific discourse, a gray area oft labeled 'conspiracy.
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In the meantime, music has become, to paraphrase Jarvis Cocker, like a scented candle—something we put on in the background to set the mood, rather than confront what's happening around us.
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Leadership is about action, not statements, and if Europe's leaders fail to act, then, to paraphrase Winston Churchill, this could be the beginning of the end for Europe as we know it.
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To paraphrase Warren Buffett: It's OK to have an opera, it's OK to have a rock concert, but don't sell rock concert tickets to people who think they're going to an opera.
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To paraphrase Donnelly's personal story, which then informed the study: She's a teenager when she gets romantically involved with her band boyfriend, an overbearing force who orders more wildness in her performance.
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However the game plays out, what is clear, to paraphrase a famous Englishman, is if it were done when 'tis done, then 'twere well it were done amicably — and not too quickly.
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To paraphrase St. Augustine on his own bad-boy phase, Peter became to himself a place of unhappiness in which he could not bear to be, but he could not escape himself.
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To paraphrase a past president violently taken from us at another low point in our history, we need to do these things not because they are easy but because they are hard.
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After a point, they would be waiting for a photograph of (to paraphrase one his predecessors) Trump kissing Putin's behind in Macy's window, something that is not particularly likely to be produced.
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Yet while the robots might be bigger than ever, to paraphrase Norma Desmond, this is one of those instances where it's the sequel -- even to a pretty forgettable original -- that got smaller.
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The program also included Mr. Adès's stream-of-consciousness Concert Paraphrase from his opera "Powder Her Face," and ended with an account of Ravel's "La Valse" that had this showpiece sounding dangerous.
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Or simpler: "A simple paraphrase of our planet definition — especially suitable for elementary school students — could be, 'round objects in space that are smaller than stars,'" Runyon and his co-authors write.
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We certainly wouldn't compare our efforts to Martin Luther King in any way nor any type of civil rights movement, but to paraphrase him, the absolute arc of history moves towards justice.
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A planned King biopic with Steven Spielberg on tap to direct has the right to use his speeches, meaning the 2014 film Selma had to paraphrase and circumvent use of King's words.
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David DuffyProfessor, Botany, University of Hawaii at ManoaPlants are way smarter than people, who are just walking shadows; poor players, who strut and fret their hour upon the stage (to paraphrase the Bard).
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STANLEY GOLDSTEINLewes, Delaware Bartleby should consider a sequel on slogans that got lost in translation, such as "Impossible is Nothing", apparently an attempt by Adidas to paraphrase a meaningful statement by Muhammad Ali.
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This is, to paraphrase Caltech physicist Kip Thorne, a storm on the cosmic ocean that's as culturally impactful as any great novel, movie, or work of art we pass along to future generations.
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What businessman-turned-President Trump is learning might be compared to a lyric I'll paraphrase from the Broadway show "Hamilton" that he panned just a few months ago: Campaigning is easy, Mr. President.
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It took perennial top seeds like Duke and Kansas withdrawing before the NCAA came to any kind of ethical conclusion: to paraphrase Avery Brundage's famous words, the games simply could not go on.
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The filmmakers' point, to paraphrase the archivist Robert Clark of the Rockefeller Archive Center — one of many talking heads interviewed from a variety of disciplines — is that everyone's life deserves to be preserved.
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Ostensibly, employees get to be the "masters of their own destiny" (to paraphrase an employer in the film), but in truth, companies are just trying to remove any responsibility the employers might bear.
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The past few weeks have been the F.B.I.'s and the Justice Department's time in the barrel, to paraphrase Roger J. Stone Jr., a Trump ally and self-described Republican dirty tricks master.
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Trilobites It is a truism of modern astronomy that every galaxy has a hungry heart, to paraphrase Bruce Springsteen, in the form of a massive black hole gulping gas, dust and even stars.
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Brazil's special secretary of culture, Roberto Alvim, was fired Friday after a reported backlash over a video speech he gave in which he appeared to paraphrase Nazi Germany's minister of propaganda, Joseph Goebbels.
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A glimpsed volume of Sartre reinforces the notion that hell is other people; nearby is James Joyce's "The Dead," and sure enough, to paraphrase Joyce's ending, outside, snow is falling faintly in Brooklyn.
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TAN: THE ONLY REAL QUESTION THAT I WOULD LIKE TO ADHERE THAT COMES UP HERE IS SIMPLY THIS: TO PARAPHRASE A FAMOUS PRESIDENT, ARE QUALCOMM SHAREHOLDERS BETTER OFF TODAY THAN FOUR YEARS AGO?
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But the success of Her Story in 2015—an accidental FMV game to paraphrase its maker, Sam Barlow—has opened the doors once more for the genre, if you can call it that.
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To paraphrase the great Katherine Anne Porter, when all about us is lying in the ashes, it is the arts that remind us who we are, where we came from and what matters most.
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And it's all about something you hear a lot these days—that the "barrier to entry" is now low enough that soon, to paraphrase Elwood Blues, you, me, them, everybody will get to space.
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Like Frank Ocean's Blonde, Denial is an album that, musically and lyrically, inhabits gray areas, from its referential use of sampling and paraphrase to its sexual ambiguity to the existential freefall that defines it.
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To paraphrase, its proponents assert that they need to destroy the protections of the constitution — and, in particular, its commitment to having government answerable to the people — in the name of protecting the people.
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We owe it to ourselves as citizens and patriots in this republic, but, to paraphrase Madison, we owe it more profoundly to the God who is alone the true author of life and liberty.
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To paraphrase Dennis (and to clean up his language a bit): Bad things happen here because bad people know that this is one place where they can probably get away with being heinously evil.
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Schiff's embellished reading of Trump's call has become a consistent rallying cry for Trump, who has ignored Schiff's admission before and after the reading that he meant it as a parody and a paraphrase.
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Clinton if she had done — to paraphrase Mr. Flynn in his "lock her up" speech at the Republican National Convention — one-tenth of what Mr. Trump has now done to shred our national security?
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Noting what expert the author, Malia Wollan, chooses and how she uses the resulting information can help you see when to quote and when to paraphrase, and teach you how to do both gracefully.
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Still, to paraphrase a line from "Now, Voyager," a movie that came out around the same time this play originally opened, perhaps we shouldn't ask for the moon when we already have the star.
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To paraphrase a key point: You do not smoke because you need something to do with your hands, or because you love the ritual of it, or any of the other excuses people make.
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To paraphrase Roosevelt, we will be lifting the great burden off the shoulders of that continent, and enabling all its citizens to share the opportunities which we have taken for granted for so long.
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In the titular suite, a 25-section poem on a particular instance of witchcraft persecution in 15th-century Sweden, O'Brien takes yet another approach to the paraphrase, putting it in service of rhapsodic defamiliarization.
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To paraphrase the official plot synopsis, Kuso is a collection of semi-connected short films chronicling the lives of the mutated women, men, and children of Los Angeles, following the earthquake to end all earthquakes.
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To paraphrase Kim Elsesser, professor at UCLA who focuses on psychology and gender, as a consequence of social (dis)comfort, men get to know other men much better and women get to know other women.
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To paraphrase (and perhaps butcher) George Orwell, there's something to be said for restating the truth in its simplest terms, and this applies to the language of football as much as it does anything else.
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We already know that Elon Musk's SpaceX successfully launched and landed a reused rocket, the first time in its history that's been done, and we know — to paraphrase Joe Biden — it's a big freaking deal.
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" The next day, he followed up with a sunset picture captioned, "Beautiful Long Island Sound from Westport, CT. To paraphrase the Buddha —Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun; the moon; and the truth.
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But as one of the millions of caffeine-loving Americans who can measure out my life with coffee spoons (to paraphrase T.S. Eliot), I have often wondered: How does my coffee habit impact my health?
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For stars in entertainment and sports, De Niro, like James, has plainly served notice where he stands, and why -- and that, to paraphrase the Dixie Chicks, he won't be content to shut up and act.
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SO DALIO WAS ON. HE SAID JUST TO PARAPHRASE, I THINK HE KINDA SAID THAT 003% IS THE NEW 200% IN TERMS OF WHERE WE NEED TO WORRY ABOUT DISLOCATION AND ACTUALLY -- QUICK: INTEREST RATES.
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She seemed comfortable in settings big and small, including a larger Des Moines rally where she lost her voice from a lingering cold but, to paraphrase the T-shirts at her merch table, persisted nevertheless.
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It should be obvious, to paraphrase Woody Allen's observation about life, that all the options for the use of force to repair a badly broken Middle East can be divided into the miserable and the horrible.
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And the famous American saying that "the best cure for bad speech is more speech"—a paraphrase of Supreme Court justice Louis Brandeis—loses all its meaning when speech is at once mass but also nonpublic.
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White House attorney Ty Cobb referred questions about the president's tweet to Trump's personal attorney, John Dowd, who described it as a "paraphrase" of a statement Cobb had made on Friday reacting to Flynn's guilty plea.
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Yet what "Bless This Mess" inadvertently illustrates, more than anything, is however appealing it might be to roll back to the clock, to paraphrase the old song, it's not so funny that we can't talk anymore.
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But the conflation of personhood and artwork implies that what Mr. Close has created is not artwork so much as propaganda, and that, to paraphrase Sontag, the force of his work is predicated on his harassment.
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"As Martin Luther King said, the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice," Mr. Bishop said, referring to Dr. King's paraphrase of the 19th-century abolitionist and Unitarian minister Theodore Parker.
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The collection "Bresson on Bresson: Interviews 1943-1983" and Bresson's own "Notes on the Cinematograph," published in tandem by New York Review Books, are primers for the gradual understanding of Robert Bresson, to paraphrase Gertrude Stein.
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It's an adage corroborated by the Father, who has a possibly homicidal violent streak, and the married, womanizing Joey, who to his dismay has fallen in love with a woman with (and I paraphrase) a penis.
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Geoff Cutmore: So just to paraphrase the Saudi Oil Minister has said this year you don't feel there are other countries that are getting a free ride on the back of the cutbacks you are making?
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All of us have three characters within us: the one we display publicly, the one we actually are and the one we think we are, to paraphrase the 19th-century French critic Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr.
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To paraphrase an old boss of mine, we aren't engaged in the affairs of the world because we are a great nation; we are a great nation because we are engaged in the affairs of the world.
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That response – as one user put it (to paraphrase): sorry, we screwed up the launch, but we'll do better next week – is not the appropriate one from a carrier whose brand hinges on putting the customer first.
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The guests could have cultivated their plots of land but instead relied on a service managed by the hotel to create value from the oranges (this is a very rough paraphrase of the facts of the case).
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To paraphrase what Barack Obama said when he was running for the White House about ending the war in Iraq, we need to be as careful getting out of this war as we were careless getting in.
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So it is doubly disappointing that "The Whole Harmonium," his new biography, is an undramatic, literal-minded chronicle: essentially a long, strenuous paraphrase of Stevens's writing, with thin strips of quotation laid on the gridiron of chronology.
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To paraphrase legendary local lyricist Big Boi, "while the gator's creeping, crawling, oh so wicked" out the front door, the cops are too distracted to notice Willy making a hasty backdoor escape in his robe and houseshoes.
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To paraphrase a bunch of comments under the "F**kin' Problems" music video on YouTube, this song is what happens when all the smartest kids in class are assigned to the same group for a class project.
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They might be good at what they do—whether it be eviction in the Bronx, or eviction in Ramallah—but (to paraphrase my parents, and maybe yours as well) is what they do good for the Jews?
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Stuart MathNew York To the Editor: To paraphrase that famous quote: First the president came for the Justice Department, but the Republicans in Congress did not speak out because they were not part of the Justice Department.
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Nussbaum's defiant, doomed image, and to some extent all the works in Before the Fall, transcend their history; to paraphrase a quote from Paul Klee, they do not reproduce the visible, but "make visible" the human condition.
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After all, to paraphrase a cliché, what happens in VR stays in VR. When: Opens Saturday August 12, 6–9pm; continues through August 20 Where: Essex Flowers (19 Monroe Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan) More info here.
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At Imagineering in Glendale it has a big simulator room called The Dish to paraphrase myself from my earlier visits, This is a curved chamber that houses multiple high resolution projectors that functions, most simply, as a holodeck.
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To paraphrase Bill Murray in What About Bob (which came out just after Full House's fourth season in 1991), by now they're too far above us – they're the Goodyear blimp, and we're mere ropes dangling down from it.
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The poetry in poetry, as everyone knows, consists in precisely what escapes paraphrase or summary — but, at least when you've got a lot of poetry to sum up, that might make it easier to eke out a paragraph.
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Kavanaugh is being a bit coy here, but here are some things he clearly states: To paraphrase Kavanaugh, even a first-year formal logic student could tell you what that implies Kavanaugh's position on Roe and Casey is.
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To paraphrase Sir Thomas More in "A Man For All Seasons," we hold this sacred value in our hands, like water, and if we were to open our fingers, well, then we shouldn't hope to find ourselves again.
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The threat of advertising skulks outside the periphery of every free site or service, but the more terrifying thought is that, to paraphrase "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark," the ads are coming from inside the house.
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As the discussion progresses, we restate our students' ideas, paraphrase their comments and ensure that whatever it is they say is backed up with something (evidence) they see in the photograph (the second question does this job beautifully).
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In two insightful if slightly premature reckonings, dissimilar authors paraphrase a question about Mr. de Blasio that Mayor Edward I. Koch habitually posed about himself (and which few of his successors have dared to reprise): How's he doin'?
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And, to paraphrase Martin Luther King Jr., we will continue to honor him by shining a light on the contributions of anyone who seeks to drive out the darkness of our time to lift the lives of others.
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It also argued that the public's interest in the "sound application of international law," per Howell's paraphrase, was another reason Howell should change her mind about the fines -- even though the country backing the company was still unknown.
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But I'm most confounded by the people who have profited off the mythology of kitchens as places where, as a famous chef once said, "conversation tends to center on" — to paraphrase — male genital proportions and preferred sexual acts.
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To paraphrase Churchill, much invoked by Brexiteers as a symbol of the rule-Britannia greatness they believe will return once Britain is freed from its European shackles: Never was so little known by so many about so much.
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I'll-- just-- paraphrase BECKY QUICK: There's a question that came in from a viewer-- and I ask this because we're talking about GE and it's one of many companies that's looking at unfunded pension liabilities, potentially down the road.
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Republicans — and Bush specifically — are in a position to build a new approach in case the anarchist bent of the ascending Trump doesn't work out, and the new boss, to paraphrase The Who, is same as the old boss.
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To paraphrase one of the many friends who share stories of Mr. Fields in this anecdotal, loosely structured movie, he's the guy who would talk you into buying some sort of abstract painting before the work was widely understood.
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Strap in everybody, because 20153 is probably going to suck just as much as the last year did: To paraphrase Travis Bickle, someday a real rain will come to Los Angeles and wash all the scum off the streets.
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It sounds like a paraphrase of Facebook's complex and convenient new mission: To "give people the power to build community and bring the world closer together," as Mark Zuckerberg told a crowd of Facebook Group leaders earlier this year.
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Furthermore, another staff member in the bureau who raised similar concerns was told that the bureau's "mission" was "to support the Secretary" and was instructed "never to speak of the Secretary's personal email system again" (again, in Linick's paraphrase).
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Cal seems to listen to me read with deep attention, in a way that is perhaps closer to the way one listens to music, which cleaves closer than words to the emotions it represents, but is impossible to paraphrase.
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But the truth is, to paraphrase Sanders, that for too long the top 1 percent of humans have been eating all the salami in the U.S., leaving little to no salami for the middle and lower class feline populations.
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Johnson wrote, "Men more frequently require to be reminded than informed" — not "People need to be reminded more often than they need to be instructed," which is a paraphrase of Johnson by C.S. Lewis in his book "Mere Christianity."
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The finance industry has become, to paraphrase Rolling Stone, a vampire squid wrapped around our collective economic throat, siphoning off a quarter of our lifeblood via increasingly complex financial structures which provide very little benefit to the rest of us.
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But to paraphrase former GOP defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld, you go to war with the President you have, not the one you might want, and conservatives are becoming more and more comfortable with their new champion in the White House.
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Centuries later, that stage is on fire, to paraphrase Greta Thunberg, the 60-year-old Swedish climate-change activist who delivered a raw message to titans of industry in Davos this year that their companies were helping stoke the blaze.
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"I'll tell you from my heart, looking at their party further and further to the left, to paraphrase the director of the FBI: I think it would be extremely careless to elect Hillary Clinton," Pence said to roars from the crowd.
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But the guidelines also prevent agencies from improperly storing or destroying records that may be responsive to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests; the very law that holds the "governors accountable to the governed," to paraphrase the U.S. Supreme Court.
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To paraphrase Mulvaney, the measure of budget success for the President Donald Trump administration is not how much federal assistance is given out, but how many people leave government dependency and join the private labor force as fully-fledged workers.
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No day is too beautiful for apocalypsis, so here we are sweating on on the first truly summery day of the year musing about the end of the world—which to paraphrase another music-making doomsayer, is always at hand.
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DERSHOWITZ: Well, if I were the president&aposs lawyer, and I&aposm not, he has a terrific lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, and a great legal team, I would make Mueller an offer, to paraphrase the godfather, that he couldn&apost accept.
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To paraphrase Voltaire, if Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 21625 movement 2900 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE did not exist, America would have had to invent him.
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The exchange that follows is filled with spoilers, so if you haven't braved the lines yet and still intend to see the movie once the crowds thin, to paraphrase another Disney-owned franchise, this is not the article you're looking for.
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To paraphrase Mark Galeotti, a New York University professor who studies Russia's military, this is a country whose economy is smaller than Canada's or South Korea's, yet is seeking a great power role akin to China or the United States.
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"I really underestimated how hard this was going to be," Rachel's voice-over explains as she gazes out over a fjord in a paraphrase of a classic Bachelor franchise phrase: I never knew it was going to be this hard.
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To paraphrase Canaday, the exhibition — like most Sturtevant exhibitions — resembles a group show but is not a group show — clearly, because the works are all by one artist and, made from memory, they are not precise replications of their models.
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"We paraphrase what has been written about judges, that, above all things, integrity is their lot and proper virtue, the landmark, and he that removes it, corrupts the fountain," he wrote in a court order at the end of July 2009.
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" It was a sketchy paraphrase of a quote from Suetonius's "The Life of the Caesars" — "Ave, Imperator, morituri te salutant" — in which slaves fated to perish in combat purportedly said, "Hail, Emperor, those who are about to die salute you.
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Professor Bonn allowed Mr. Casher to redo the work, explaining to him the meaning of paraphrase, that copied text needed quotation marks "before the first word and after the last word," and that sources had to be listed at the end.
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"To paraphrase Tolstoy: Each inauguration is risky, but each is risky in its own way," said Michael Chertoff, who was secretary of homeland security under President George W. Bush and oversaw the department for President Obama's first inauguration, in 28.
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When the prose heads in a direction where a quote feels inescapable, Waldman often resorts to formulations such as "He wanted to say…" or "though Scott didn't put it in these words…" before zipping off on a lengthy authorial paraphrase.
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The president often attacks the lawmaker, as he did in his Sunday tweet, over Schiff's decision to paraphrase a memo of Trump's call transcript with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, in which the president asked for an investigation into the Biden family.
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To paraphrase the words of Last Temptation's Jesus, Scorsese, who once sought a life as a priest, has spent his life as a filmmaker instead exploring all the wrong ways we look for God (and some of the right ones, too).
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With no disrespect to the giant lizard that took Tokyo, the film critic Mark Schilling has assembled a retrospective of other science fiction and fantasy films from Japan that, to paraphrase Mr. Schilling, have sometimes gotten lost in Godzilla's considerable shadow.
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I paraphrase it to my daughters when they become aware of a tragic event, such as a school shooting, because they feel that they can't do anything about tragedy, and they should find comfort and hope that others are doing something.
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The other kind of response was, to paraphrase: Of course white people are good for America, white people are America, and America, like every other shithole nation white people conquered, would still be a shithole if not for white people.
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SS: There's another great point raised and it's by Oleg Deripaska of Rusal that he thought that some countries and I'll paraphrase in some countries are pretty hypocritical really they're using renewables as cover for increasing coal production and coal usage as well.
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And to paraphrase Nobel Prize winning economist Milton Friedman, just tell me where in the world you will find these angels who are going to organize the news properly for us without political partisanship, cultural bias, or relative ignorance getting in the way?
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And that's why, in the end, a summit that best serves American interests would not be a summit about something -- a summit where Trump abandons US interests and principles to make a deal -- but one, to paraphrase George and Jerry, about nothing.
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Barabtarlo does his best to explicate Dunne's ideas—although he rebels at the many "applied algebraic formulas"—and he includes, in part four of the book, a gorgeous quilt of many-colored passages culled from Nabokov's lifetime of dream phenomenology and dream paraphrase.
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A litany of fourth-wall-breaking meta-jokes served as mouthpieces for criticisms that a subset of fans waged against the last season, with others serving as stand-ins for co-creator Dan Harmon's response to those criticisms (to paraphrase: "fuck off").
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Anyone with a page of history and a volume of logic, to paraphrase Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, can understand why Mississippi's statewide election system exists: to give an electoral edge to candidates preferred by white voters over those preferred by black voters.
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They will make a mockery of federal election laws, because they will catapult viewers into a post-truth universe where, to paraphrase Orwell, power is tearing human minds to pieces and putting them together again in new shapes of someone else's thinking.
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When the history of the 2016 presidential race is written, there will be many answers to one central question: Why, to paraphrase Mr. Trump from January, could he stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody and not lose voters?
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It's tempting to hype up a self-taught algorithmic Go champion as a harbinger of the impending AI apocalypse, but to paraphrase Harvard computational neuroscientist Sam Gershman, a computer's superhuman ability in one specific task is not the same thing as superhuman intelligence.
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I also should have had more faith in the Hungarian writer Magda Szabo, whose previous book published by New York Review Books, "The Door," made me feel, to paraphrase Emily Dickinson, as if the top of my head had been taken off.
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To paraphrase President Reagan, the bottom line is this: You and I still have a rendezvous with destiny, and only together through trust and compromise can we, the last best hope for humanity on earth, begin an era of renewal for all Americans.
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To paraphrase McArdle, it turns out Warren is not a health care wonk, "she just plays one on TV." Playing expert on TV would be fine if Warren had been skating her way through some gotcha question about the Export-Import Bank.
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As it stands, "Empire" is full of sound and fury; and while it's probably taking it too far to paraphrase Shakespeare, the show's patron saint, and say that the show signifies nothing, it is hard to hear a heartbeat above all the noise.
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Rather, it appeared to have been absorbed from fumes given off by the arsenic-based green pigment in the wallpaper of his bedroom (giving a whole new dimension to Oscar Wilde's purported dying words, to paraphrase: Either that wallpaper goes, or I go).
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In the eyes of many, not least those of Heriberto Yepez, in his polemical book, The Empire of Neomemory, the central fact of Charles Olson is that he takes up too much "SPACE," to paraphrase the poet's famous declaration in Call Me Ishmael.
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Bell also flashed giant photos of Sessions photoshopped with demon-like eyes, the demands "#SessionsMustGo" and "#FireSessions," and the line "I thought the KKK was OK until I learned that they smoked pot" — a paraphrase of one of the Attorney General's most infamous quips.
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"To paraphrase an old saying, the only two things in life that are certain are death and taxes, but the truth is we are being taxed to death while our businesses are failing and our economy continues to suffer," he says on his campaign website.
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To paraphrase the words Bobby Kennedy said to an Indianapolis crowd on the night King was assassinated, we've got to make an effort to be compassionate and show love, toward ourselves, toward each other, for the sake of ourselves and for the sake of America.
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Uncharitably you could say the goals and demands of the action were unfocused; more realistically, each group is attempting to chip away at a facet of the same problem, which to paraphrase a number of today's speakers, is a company favoring profit over morality.
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"To paraphrase the director of the FBI, I think it would be extremely careless to elect Hillary Clinton as president of the United States," said Pence, referencing the FBI investigation into the presumptive Democratic nominee's use of a private email server while secretary of State.
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Sensing real peril for the President, John Dowd, the President's personal lawyer, came out to say he had actually written the tweet and that it was simply a bungled attempt to paraphrase White House lawyer Ty Cobb's statement on Flynn's guilty plea the day before.
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And while school may be out, the weekend matinee series will celebrate movies in which it's a central focus, beginning with Richard Linklater's "Dazed and Confused" (showing Friday through Sunday), a timeless nostalgia trip that, to paraphrase Matthew McConaughey's character, always stays the same age.
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But it is particularly noteworthy that he is putting words in Schiff's mouth here: the basis for Trump's frequent recent attacks on Schiff is that Schiff put words in Trump's mouth in an exaggerated paraphrase of the call Schiff delivered at a September committee hearing.
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"Variations in policy positions don't really matter because, to paraphrase the president, we are in a national emergency — but the national emergency is him," said Lou Frillman, who was a major fund-raising bundler for Mr. Obama's campaigns and is close to Mr. Biden.
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To paraphrase Fitzgerald, the ownership of business capital and business capital income is what distinguishes the rich from you and me, and for this reason, the lion's share of the Trump framework's multitrillion-dollar business tax cuts cannot help but be captured by the most affluent Americans.
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All the women playing at the World Cup this year know what it's like to have to fight for equal rights — remember that the first FIFA Women's World Cup was only in 1991 — but to paraphrase George Orwell, perhaps some teams are more equal than others.
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The 2019 movie also marks a turning point for the series as a whole, as George Lucas's Skywalker Saga comes to a close and the stories Lucasfilm-via-Disney continues to tell take — to paraphrase a wise Jedi Master — take yet another step into a larger world.
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To paraphrase Winston Churchill, even if we do everything right in the new year, 2018 will not be the end or even the beginning of the end — but if we stop the flow of people into opioid addiction, it can be the end of the beginning.
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MARVIN, THANKS FOR JOINING US. I WANT TO GET TO YOUR COMMITMENT TO THESE PHYSICAL STORES BECAUSE LAST WEEK, YOU SAID, I'M GOING TO PARAPHRASE, IS THAT E-COMMERCE COMPETITORS WHO THINK THEY CAN FULLY COMPETE WITHOUT STORES ARE, AND THESE ARE YOUR WORDS, IN FOR A RUDE AWAKENING.
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During Arkansas Senator Stanley "Jason" Rapert's eight years in the state's legislature, the 46-year-old Republican has authored an anti-abortion bill that was repeatedly deemed unconstitutional, argued against marriage equality, and suggested that the United States should've just nuked the shit out of ISIS (to paraphrase).
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It was about this time that Lexi also got to go on the REVOLVE fashion modeling date, which is arguably more important than making Peter remember you — to paraphrase judge Carson Kressley during that group date, you can depend more on a good cashmere sweater than a boyfriend.
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And Streep's arrogance in saying that all we will have left is football and martial arts (once Trump expels those who are foreign and different, which isn't going to happen and saying so isn't even good theater) — and those aren't art (paraphrase) — was so arrogant as to defy description.
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To paraphrase the Chicago Teachers Union—which faced another round of layoffs this summer—Freedom Square was a vision of the city Chicago residents deserve, held for 41 days by the #LetUsBreathe collective before they phased out and handed the space over to the residents of the surrounding North Lawndale neighborhood.
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Within the avalanche of damning new revelations stands out one piece of information that should make Americans more than mildly nauseous, to paraphrase James Comey, the FBI director fired by President Donald Trump not long after the President asked him to end to the FBI investigation of Flynn's ties to Russia.
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It would seem that unless Trump shoots a Latino on Fifth Avenue — to paraphrase the candidate — the media will not really call out the unacceptable, will not report that truth about immigrants and crime, and a blatant anti-Latina attack against Cortez Masto will be ignored by the national press corps.
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Our challenge now is to be clear-eyed optimists, or to paraphrase President Kennedy, optimists without illusions: To build technology that improves lives and gives voice to those who often have none while preventing misuse, to build teams that better reflect the world around us with all its complexity and diversity.
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While we've seen plenty of dive bars and low-rent "hives of scum and villainy" (to paraphrase Obi-Wan Kenobi), The Last Jedi writer-director Rian Johnson (Looper, Brick) will grant audiences a trip to a higher class of hang-out with scenes set at casino city called Canto Bight.
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So when a "surprisingly good-looking" Italian philologist named Ludovico Bembo (Ludo, for short) meets her at the Barcelona airport, he shoulders her suitcase full of books and shakes her determination to exist via thought and abstraction, to paraphrase (as Zebra does) the French philosopher and literary theorist Maurice Blanchot.
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She moves from New York to Boston to Florida in a day with no evidence of weariness, raising money, rallying volunteers in districts the Democrats are hoping to flip, whispering to candidates, promoting the health care law — all, to paraphrase the old line about Ginger Rogers, in three-inch heels.
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By threatening to close the border with Mexico and moving to cut off aid to El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala — the so-called Northern Triangle countries, from which many migrants headed to the United States are coming — President Trump is effectively shooting America in the foot, to paraphrase one expert.
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To paraphrase the ever-articulate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE: Putin is winning abroad and the U.S. is losing.
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Last weekend brought a whirlwind of campaign events from Dubuque to Sioux City as Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont, Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota tried to cram a week's worth of campaigning into two days before all of them — to paraphrase Ms. Klobuchar — turned into impeachment pumpkins.
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" Then I realized that it's a paraphrase of a line that comes straight out of le Carré's "The Secret Pilgrim": "He can have a Force Twelve nervous breakdown while he stands next to you in the bus queue, and you may be his best friend, but you'll never be the wiser.
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It's as if she were looking for ways to bring the play to life but couldn't find anything—or, at least, anything that hadn't already been done more brilliantly and cruelly by the exceptional playwright Thomas Bradshaw, who, to paraphrase Flannery O'Connor, knows that history is a joke played on black people.
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There is an obsession with the athletic prime in combat sports but often the greatest battles and most tear-jerking moments come when an old fighter is able to turn back the clock—perhaps just for one night—and, to paraphrase the poetry of Aldo himself, ambush the men digging his grave.
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Continuing a streak of retrospectives designed to expand conventional notions of film history, BAM offers this series to complicate the idea that the New Hollywood of the 229s was, to paraphrase the author Peter Biskind, a time of easy riders and raging bulls — male directors given free rein in the studio system.
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To paraphrase Bruce Banner, Obama's secret is he's always angry, at least about this stuff — but the White House Correspondents' Dinner is the only weekend of the year in which he's allowed to show it, because the press has promised, for that one day of the year, to pretend they didn't notice.
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Here it is, in a nutshell, where Chair Yellen is signaling a very important shift in policy: (Janet Yellen's Speech to the Executive's Club of Chicago, 3/3/17) For the first time in nine years, the Fed is openly discussing a neutral interest rate policy, which to paraphrase Yellen, is neither accommodative nor contractionary.
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"When global brands ask me what they need to do to improve their chances in China, I often paraphrase John F. Kennedy: Ask not what China can do for your business, but what your business can do for China," said John A. Quelch, who teaches at Harvard Business School and has extensive experience in China.
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"The soul in paraphrase": George Herbert's apt epithet for prayer is also apt as an ideal for a certain kind of literary biography: a light-limbed, tensile book that draws nimbly on the subject's work, his writing about the work, and his letters and journals to create a vivid sense of his interior life.
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"It's hard to believe that it was only a little more than a week ago that the rally in growth stocks was being eulogized, but to paraphrase Mark Twain, reports of the death of the growth trade may have been greatly exaggerated," Paul Hickey, co-founder of Bespoke Investment Group, said in a note Wednesday.
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To paraphrase comments by Mary L. Schapiro, the former Securities and Exchange Commission chairwoman, boards may need to "be looking around the next corner, looking beyond the horizon, and thinking above and beyond what may be appropriate advice" from counsel to make sure nothing occurs that would raise questions about the board's conflicts processes.
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While the film includes footage of Ms. Vargas onstage and recordings of her music, it doesn't convey the power of her artistry, giving the viewer a sense of why, to paraphrase the musician Miguel Bosé from the film, listeners might believe that she could die from being overwhelmed in the middle of a song.
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As the life spans of your things grow ever shorter, and you are increasingly overwhelmed, to paraphrase a Kate Atkinson character, by "the relentless culling and resolution that the material world demands," selling your stuff without having to leave home would seem to be an enchanting innovation and do much to dull the sting of an object's obsolescence.
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So to paraphrase Senator Marco Rubio of Florida (who no doubt will be rooting for third-seeded Miami against second-seeded Villanova on Thursday night), let's dispense with this fiction that just because the Ohio Valley Conference champion and the Atlantic Coast Conference champion both receive automatic bids that there is any semblance of competitive balance.
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To paraphrase the White Stripes, "Well, you're in your little room and you're printing something good/ But if it's really good, you're gonna need a bigger room/ And when you're in the bigger room, you might not know what to do/ You might have to think of how you got started sitting in your little room."
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B.L.E.: What I refer to as beauty, the source of which is the experience of trauma and pain as well as, without contradiction, of joy, signals an encounter with the horrible that we are trying to avoid, to paraphrase Rilke, as well as with the other's desire for another life to a wretched existence and longing for light.
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With the piece "King Kong Ain't Got Nothing on Me" (a paraphrase of a piece of one of the key monologues uttered by Denzel Washington's character in Training Day — a film very much about a Black man who uses violence to subjugate a community) these associations are made vivid with fur and an ape's hand grafted onto a human figure.
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Constructive knowledge means that whether a company actually knows that a user is a child or not, they cannot escape liability for violating COPPA if it's determined they should have known through exercise of what the law calls "reasonable care"—the degree of "caution and attention" an "ordinarily prudent and rational person" would use in similar circumstances (to paraphrase Nolo).
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To paraphrase Congressman Thomas MassieThomas Harold MassieAirports already have plenty of infrastructure funding Overnight Defense: House votes to block Trump arms sales to Saudis, setting up likely veto | US officially kicks Turkey out of F-35 program | Pentagon sending 2,85033 more troops to border House votes to block Trump's Saudi arms sale MORE, there is a major difference between partisans and ideologues.
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To paraphrase from a joint letter that I signed along with the executive director of the American Conservative Union and many other conservative leaders, President Moon is undoubtedly aware that the Korean Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) — the equivalent to our Federal Trade Commission — has aggressively sought to target American companies with antitrust investigations, often undermining the protection of their intellectual property.
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