MINNESOTA WILD: It's only fitting the team that perennially disappoints in the playoffs and the coach that perennially disappoints in the playoffs found each other.
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Love is perennially elusive — but not impossible to find.
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The state's pollution policies rarely wilt its perennially blooming economy.
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With investors perennially wary of uncertainty, the CBOE Volatility index .
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We all know a person who's perennially misplacing their keys.
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We're talking about David Griffin, Cleveland's perennially underrated general manager.
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Like the Securities and Exchange Commission, it is perennially underfunded.
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I was perennially exhausted and finally said enough is enough.
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Perez, however, branded the perennially hip area as yesterday's news.
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Guns and religion, perennially popular issues, also made the list.
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Will deals, as biotech investors perennially hope, beget more deals?
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Noni ( Morinda citrifolia) grows perennially in most of the tropical world.
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People thought she would turn around the perennially dysfunctional internet giant.
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Weather modification has a long history in perennially dry Southern California.
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She works at a preschool, where she is perennially in trouble.
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She was perennially on lists of the world's best-dressed women.
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Tickets are free and perennially in high demand, so strategize now.
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They face more skepticism than even we, the perennially unpopular journalists.
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Investors and advisors perennially debate the merits of active investing vs.
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Rhode Island finishes 48th, perennially dogged by poor infrastructure and high costs.
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"amicable separation," as Leo Strauss perennially warned against the rise of a
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What does "contemporary design" mean in an industry that perennially looks backward?
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China's air, especially in northern parts, is perennially shrouded in choking smog.
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"This implies as much as 2,250-2,300," the perennially bullish Lee noted.
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Crosby rarely works in sequence, but perennially returns to themes and images.
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Think Frank Sinatra or the perennially cool Steve McQueen or Humphrey Bogart.
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The FBI has perennially exempted itself from the Freedom of Information Act.
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Living perennially in the public eye, she was tagged an "It" girl.
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Finally, there's the perennially under-appreciated contests for state secretaries of state.
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We're not in one of those conferences that perennially wins national championships.
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R. J. Palacio's "Wonder" now sits perennially on display, beloved by all.
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Ms. Green said friendship is a perennially popular subject for her readers.
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Dr. Rubin was perennially mentioned as a possible candidate for the prize.
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Still, the device clearly takes inspiration from both of these perennially futuristic technologies.
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The Bladerunner deals with perennially relevant themes like government surveillance and economic inequality.
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The LGBT refugees in Nairobi are perennially being chased out of their homes.
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Further delays would be a bad look for the perennially delayed SLS program.
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The Bay State is perennially home to one of the finest workforces anywhere.
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So they are perennially right on the edge without ever getting over it.
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The White House denies that Trump's budget cuts the perennially popular Medicare program.
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Meantime, analysts perennially name Campbell as a potential takeover target for Kraft-Heinz.
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None of them had ever experienced life outside the perennially cozy Thai weather.
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There isn't, and so we return, perennially hopeful, only to find ourselves crushed.
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He was perennially considered a possible recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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The perennially clogged ring-roads near my neighborhood are also seeing thinner traffic.
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Today, even many condos rising in perennially cool San Francisco include central air.
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Britain, a perennially Euro-skeptic country, has decided to leave the European Union.
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Would I now have to resign myself to being the perennially single guy?
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And it would allow General Motors to shed a perennially money-losing division.
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Price: Varies Know someone who's perennially stressed out — or especially anxious about the holidays?
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Somalia, perennially at war with itself and the terrorists al-Shabaab are based there.
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Low-skilled whites, by contrast, may find many aspects of their lives perennially disappointing.
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Was "lock him up" an acceptable way to taunt this perennially under-investigation president?
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Perennially "disgusted" men such as Mitt Romney seem like something out of the Ark.
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And this means Democrats are going to perennially struggle to obtain a Senate majority.
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Android users have perennially been waiting for the next thing to save the platform.
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They point to rising debt, decaying infrastructure, poor public services and perennially high unemployment.
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The company perennially appears in "must-have" lists in places like GQ and Esquire.
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Krysten Ritter takes the silver medal as the perennially drunk and acerbic Jessica Jones.
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Mr. Golden's allies have dismissed any suggestion of weakness in their perennially popular candidate.
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Lamenting the perennially low voter turnout rates, Mr. Obama urged people to become involved.
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Skilled computer programmers are coveted, with Microsoft perennially struggling to fill hundreds of openings.
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Yet another factor pushing the companies is the perennially tight job market in technology.
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Foxglove is perennially a source of good values from the Central Coast of California.
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It's meant for the people who lean authoritarian, the fearful conformists and the perennially anxious.
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It's a somewhat depressing commentary on social progress that her work has proven perennially relevant.
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Some have gone to a downtown gay club—one that perennially gets raided by police.
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A thick, perennially cloudy atmosphere rains methane down on the surface, sculpting ridges and valleys.
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Another LinkedIn user asked Dalio about two perennially elusive skills: time management and calendar-planning.
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Lip service like this is just one reason why Congress' approval rating remains perennially awful.
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These factors keep Trump perennially within striking distance; it's a very winnable election for him.
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The tragedy tore the guts of a young team in a perennially unstable baseball market.
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Most of us are perennially short of time, and now we're left hanging in it.
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The dining room at Bunna is dark, woody, filament-bulb-lit, and perennially almost full.
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He went 22012-2000 in 245 when the perennially lowly Browns became the Baltimore Orioles.
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Climate change, for example, is still perennially under-discussed in the debates given its importance.
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And third, it pays voluntarily for perennially underfunded aid agencies like the World Food Program.
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Trump's administration has long promised an infrastructure proposal, but the rollout has perennially been delayed.
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By setting the rate that drivers earn—by perennially changing them and often cutting them.
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Social Security is perennially popular, and few would argue against the necessity of the CDC.
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Surely no country is immune to that fate — and so the question is perennially worth musing.
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And so most of us live defensively for a reason: It's better than being perennially disappointed.
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The perennially popular sports franchise implemented some big changes this year that only made it better.
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Key holder with Tile smart technology We all know a person who's perennially misplacing their keys.
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The experimental energy source is perennially 30 years away from being viable on a mass-scale.
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Meanwhile the number of sick people continues to grow, as storm damaged shelters perennially await repair.
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McCoy does, however, feel some sense of protection with her gun perennially strapped to her chest.
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Meanwhile, some form of carbon pricing perennially makes sense to push us toward net-zero emissions.
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The conservative movement has perennially stimulated resistance to liberalism, frequently incorporating new cultural issues and voters.
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Previously vulnerable Democrats, like the perennially vulnerable Ami Bera, seem poised to win by comfortable margins.
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Congressional Republicans perennially introduce legislation to impose restrictions on trust claims, though the bills have never passed.
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The state of Texas perennially files a number of lawsuits against what it sees as federal overreach.
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Republicans are paying close attention to the perennially-challenging senators: John McCain, Susan Collins, and Rand Paul.
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Typically, nerves are something people, famous or not, try to suppress, putting up a perennially chill facade.
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Throughout all this, Donna has been a formidable patient: perennially resourceful, optimistic and willing to try anything.
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So why should she and other young people place trust in systems that can perennially fail us?
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Travis Kalanick, CEO of perennially victim-dismissive Uber, has previously dodged questions about his company's HR strategy.
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Their perennially positive daughter, who was about to finish her freshman year at Michigan State, was sullen.
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It got those, but also notoriety and a perennially weak team in football, the league's signature sport.
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But the commission, which has been a political football since its creation, is perennially understaffed and underfunded.
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But it was not an original idea; disdain for critics is perennially popular, particularly in the arts.
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The perennially left-for-dead former vice president is not a socialist, and he is not Trump.
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While the perennially deadlocked Federal Election Commission (FEC) may not enforce much election law, the DOJ will.
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But new research is breathing fresh life into the perennially controversial theory, and the timing seems apt.
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With a couple of very rare exceptions, Wong Jack Man has stayed perennially quiet on the matter.
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Zimbabwe, a country endowed with natural resources is unfortunately perennially characterized by economic meltdown and social strife.
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Forget about what's in season (because not much is right now) with these 28 perennially achievable sweet things.
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The Kardashian-Jenner starter kit is fairly simple: perfectly contoured makeup, perennially bronzed skin, and jet-black hair.
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The only person left on stage to bang the Brexit drum was the perennially anti-EU Nigel Farage.
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The perennially exigent NHS will undoubtedly need more birthday presents while other public services desperately require extra funding.
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Italy is perennially slow-growing and groans under public debt of around €2.3trn ($2.7trn), or 132% of GDP.
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Despite the fact that laws against flag-burning have been declared unconstitutional, amendments banning the practice appear perennially.
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Mr Travolta's bullish Shapiro punctuates the drama with humour, and throws Mr Schwimmer's perennially-forlorn Kardashian into relief.
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Aware that Dr. King was perennially tardy, Mr. Kyles promised to pick him up promptly at 213 p.m.
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HyperChiller V2 Rapid Beverage Cooler — $2500 See Details We all know a person who's perennially misplacing their keys.
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Still, many voters seem unimpressed, pointing to rising debt, decaying infrastructure, poor public services and perennially high unemployment.
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But nearly three years after its launch, the G5 Sahel remains perennially underfunded and hobbled by poor coordination.
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The first thing to say is that this relates to the larger question of perennially low youth turnout.
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Throughout his 50-year career, Bowie was constantly reinventing himself; perhaps that is why he appeared perennially youthful.
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The winning jockey, Jose Ortiz, is perennially at the top of the New York Racing Association's rider standings.
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There is the perennially hobbled Alitalia national airline, the stalled infrastructure projects, the banks that need bailing out.
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Those policies, among others, had trapped Argentina into perennially tough access to much needed foreign capital, Coutino said.
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Ubiquitous, perennially cute and eminently giftable, the macaron has gone from fad to fixture in the last decade.
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It might seem like a familiar, if perennially topical, comment on the unreliability of photography as a medium.
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Medicaid, the federal entitlement program that covers low-income Americans, is perennially the largest item in state budgets.
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Signed to the perennially hip DFA Records, he is currently maintaining two free weekly D.J. residencies in the city.
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The latest iteration of Ford's perennially best-selling F-22017 combines the manly image with some more coddling features.
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The latest iteration of Ford's perennially best-selling F-150 combines the manly image with some more coddling features.
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As the horizon darkens, rate rises will need weightier justification than an inflation risk that has been perennially exaggerated.
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NebulaKaren Gillan plays a perennially rage-filled blue robot-woman who speaks with a Christian Bale level voice-gravel.
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Neither team is a powerhouse—with Morocco's last qualification 20 years ago in 1998, and Iran perennially bows out.
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Games involving perennially losing teams like the Philadelphia 76ers or the Tennessee Titans are often boring, one-sided affairs.
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Perennially tanned and fond of flashy suits, Mr. Mozilo personified the home-lending good times that ultimately went bad.
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Nowadays, four clubs from England, Spain, Germany and sometimes Italy qualify — some, seemingly perennially — for the UEFA Champions League.
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He teaches his clients to achieve what he calls a "beautiful state" — in other words, a perennially peaceful mood.
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" Just last week, writer Elisabeth Donnelly wrote a piece for BuzzFeed News arguing Dunst was a "perennially underrated actor.
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But perennially choosing to give your love to people who are already half-absent does, however, stack the deck.
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So far this summer, flooding has killed more than 1,000 people in India, Nepal and perennially flood-prone Bangladesh.
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It's a squat, brick structure that's definitely showing its age — one of the elevators is perennially out of service.
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The all-new RAM 1500 has come on strong — but in previous years, it's been a perennially number three.
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The magazine covers Southeast Asia's literary scene and offers a voice in countries where free speech is perennially threatened.
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The company has perennially lagged Home Depot in same-store sales, despite having roughly the same number of stores.
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Signed to the perennially hip DFA Records, this month he is maintaining two free weekly D.J. residencies in the city.
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Glor struggled to move the program out of its perennially third place position in the ratings, behind ABC and NBC.
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At $1,830 per tonne, aluminum is the second-weakest performer among the base metals after perennially out-of-favor lead.
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Now 57, and perennially sporting a wild mop of hair suggestive of a surprised hedgehog, he has a Puckish air.
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And now, even the perennially posi Chrissy Teigen is calling out the elder Markle's penchant for blabbing to the press.
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Perennially bullish strategist Tom Lee believes the is set to rally 6 to 8 percent before the year is out.
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"I don't think there's any pattern at all," she said, noting that good work was perennially snubbed at the Oscars.
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Waves – loose waves, bouncy waves, tousled waves, beach waves – are a perennially popular look for everything from work to weddings.
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The country's perennially fractured opposition has made numerous failed attempts over the past 20 years to remove the ruling socialists.
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At $1,830 per tonne, aluminium is the second-weakest performer among the base metals after perennially out-of-favour lead.
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The Cowboys have perennially been the NFL's most valuable team, with an estimated worth of $4.8 billion, according to Forbes.
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Jo Landron Muscadet Sèvre et Maine Le Fief du Breil 216.99, $229 Muscadet is perennially one of wine's great values.
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It's a variation on a perennially thorny question: How different, really, are the patients from those who run the asylum?
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It's such nonsense and the perennially poor returns delivered by the ego-driven venture capital industry are its just rewards.
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Roasted Cauliflower With Feta, Almonds and Olives Cauliflower is perennially satisfying, and the olives and feta deliver a little excitement.
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Rome's transportation system has a record of perennially late buses — when they are not short-circuiting and bursting into flames.
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Even perennially wobbly Air France-KLM has 3.7 billion euros in the bank, nearly 90% of this year's forecast EBITDA.
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Some of Ms. Sanders's colleagues said they were impressed with her longevity working for a mercurial and perennially unsatisfied president.
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Josh Gottheimer's in northern New Jersey, as well as moving early into perennially hard-fought districts, like the one Rep.
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Though never considered a stunner in terms of looks, the Saab 900 was perennially considered a capable and comfortable car.
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A seasonal subset known for their twinkly-eyed, scene-stealing work, they occupy a perennially nostalgic place in cinema history.
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I am perennially worried I am going to drop or hit myself in the face with one of my drumsticks.
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"I stopped using marijuana when I was 27606," Rohrabacher, a perennially smiley man who radiates an infectiously affable energy, tells me.
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The perennially nationally ranked Martin Luther King High School's boys soccer team is comprised of immigrant kids from around the world.
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Shamir isn't the only artist to take the preoccupations of the perennially anxious internet generation and turn it into pop music.
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One reason "I Voted" stickers are perennially popular is that businesses offer discounts and freebies for people who say they've voted.
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Unlike the Vietnam war, which is perennially relived and relitigated, the Korean war of 1950-53 is largely forgotten in America.
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Indian women have been conditioned to cover up their bodies because they are perennially subjected to the prying eyes of men.
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And while every new installment of the mannequin challenge is perennially dubbed "the best yet," this one is pretty freakin' great.
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Blending whole fruits and veggies, she adds, really has the most benefit for infants, the elderly, and maybe perennially busy folks.
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They also stocked other large items, like TVs, which are difficult to ship, but which are perennially a hot holiday item.
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Last year, I asked Bavor why Cardboard (and VR in general) seemed to be perennially stuck in the zone of experimentation.
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The small cap company perennially tops expectations, beating on both the top and bottom line for the last 4 consecutive quarters.
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But despite being ranked No. 1 seed this year, the perennially under-ranked Gonzaga brought a bit of underdog clout themselves.
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The Des Moines girls seemed perennially perky (despite the gloomy winter) and lifted my spirits even on the most stressful days.
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The Jaguars might perennially get bandied about as the league's eventual exiles to London, but at least they get that attention.
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Chandler noted that there is early signs that even perennially weak Europe is improving, with Eurozone GDP estimates higher than expected.
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For a decade, Band of Outsiders was the perennially buzzy highlight of American fashion (and, often, of New York Fashion Week).
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Why do major American companies allow themselves to be perennially manipulated by the Chinese government into forgoing their hard-earned innovations?
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What do art handlers, the perennially uncelebrated workers behind your favorite exhibitions, have to do with the looming presence of 2017?
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Henry and his perennially-hot wife Stacey were leaving LAX Friday when our photog asked him about his most treasured possession.
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A soft-spoken native of Welland, Ontario, he perennially garnered the respect of teammates because of his savvy and physical presence.
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Looming against the perennially gray sky this brick tower looks utilitarian and ominous, a twin to the 19th century's industrial smokestacks.
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We look, and look, and then — sated with looking, secure in our reactions, perennially missing the point — we put them away.
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The perennially-uncompetitive Oakland Raiders have risen to the top of the standings this season thanks to a high-powered offense.
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I'm perennially stoked for salmon burgers, especially now that the weather's warming and I can cook them outside on a grill.
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But next year will be a huge test for this independent team, which perennially has less financing than the top teams.
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Some of the perennially self-doubting (but successful!) creators expressed that they couldn't believe they were being tapped to teach others.
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For example, the Democrats of the 1930s and '40s were very successful at winning elections even as they were perennially riven.
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With Iowa playing a perennially influential role in the US presidential nominating process, Midwestern farmers always get some love from candidates.
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Perennially youthful Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan announced last year a $3 billion initiative to obliterate human disease.
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More than 230 million users have signed up globally so far, according to a perennially upward-ticking counter on its official website.
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He's 210, still young enough to seem like a teenager, 0003 feet tall, muscular, with a perennially windswept swoosh of blonde hair.
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Desi's narcissism is a perennially blooming impediment to Marnie's happiness, and Fran's phone holds secrets that the relentlessly nosy Hannah soon uncovers.
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The device had massive youth appeal courtesy of a slick design and a commercial jingle sung by the perennially hip Barry Manilow.
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Supporters of abortion's legality, wary of the threat that an increasingly conservative Supreme Court could pose for the perennially controversial Roe v.
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And it would be a great twist for perennially good-guy Nate to end up being one of the show's major villains.
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A recent conflict over work on the perennially renewed classic Skyrim may seem small, but for those involved, it's a huge upset.
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Unfortunately, the update hasn't made its way to TweetDeck, which remains perennially behind the times when it comes to Twitter engineering improvements.
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Since September, Colbert's former time slot has been occupied by Jordan Klepper, another tall, coiffed white guy with a perennially cocked eyebrow.
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Moreover, a government mediated by billionaire-controlled political and media infrastructures is perennially ready to undercut progressive politicians who rise too high.
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Botswana, a landlocked, diamond-rich nation, perennially relies of food imports mostly from neighboring South Africa to augment relatively low local production.
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Ryu: This might be an unpopular opinion, but I feel that Sansa can do much better than the perennially wretched Theon Greyjoy.
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Pro Bowl quarterback Joe Flacco headlined a wave of critical injuries that, combined with a brutal schedule, hobbled the perennially contending Ravens.
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Strangely enough, most of the latter are the very same providers are often the same as the perennially disliked broadband providers. Coincidence?
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Grassley has been perennially popular in his home state, where he's built a reputation as a GOP senator with an independent streak.
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In truth, they're all getting a little dusty, because mostly I'm reading mystery stories for the anthologies on which I'm perennially working.
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Shot in the 1960s, this perennially unfinished work from the experimental filmmaker Ken Jacobs finally has its premiere in a completed form.
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In the meantime, fences in the streets guard sinkholes or workers perennially digging to fix leaking pipes, pushing motorists into oncoming traffic.
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CENTRAL ISLIP, N.Y. — On a nondescript block in this placid Long Island town sits a house that is perennially ready for Christmas.
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This is a far, far cry from the marathon, multiyear, mud-clogged political wars that perennially contort the superpower to the south.
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Without federal court oversight, the plaintiffs contend, little will change in a city that has perennially faced racially tinged police-abuse scandals.
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Democratic candidates perennially ask how to secure this vital voting bloc's support -- the answers may lie in the campaigns they least expect.
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Perhaps a fourth truism is witnessed in financial markets each year: Equity strategists are perennially bullish and collectively never call a recession.
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The Pirates are in the National League Central with the World Series champion Chicago Cubs and the perennially powerful St. Louis Cardinals.
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Mr. Nawaz argues that Islamism is cool to some in the same ways that punk rock and gangsta rap are perennially seductive.
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In a country where the vast majority of members of Congress coast to reelection, most of Iowa's congressional races are perennially close.
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But the Chargers have been perennially unlucky, and are now relegated to second-fiddle status in a city that doesn't want them.
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The standstill threatens to lead to the formation of a binational, one-state reality with two warring nations perennially at each other's throats.
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Salt to the Sea gives life to a historical tragedy long forgotten — in a poetic voice for the fallen, lost, and perennially hopeful.
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While it's Al's voice that booms over Sleep's gargantuan riffs, the perennially shirtless guitarist Matt Pike has become the band's most visible advocate.
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And the chances for growth are perennially increased by tax deferral on contributions and investment gains — the whole point of having these accounts.
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The sprawling territory on the southern tip of mainland China is perennially ranked as one of the world's most expensive real estate markets.
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Of all the perennially popular foods to constantly reinvent itself—or be subjected to relentless reinvention—ice cream is, perhaps, the most versatile.
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To this day, the significance of Moreau's problematical association with Huysmans's perennially popular novel can't be overestimated, despite his discomfort with Huysmans's depictions.
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The company is perennially among the top spenders on lobbying in Washington along with a few cable operators, defense contractors and healthcare firms.
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All this to say, the Hijikata brothers saw an opportunity to bring the foundry's technically meticulous craftsmanship to a perennially popular cooking item.
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So we wondered, what do those who perennially spend time outdoors have to say after the onslaught of the weekend's East Coast blizzard?
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A Cornell University engineering team has created a new kind of flexible display based on a perennially popular inspiration for scientists: the cephalopod.
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It must sell some businesses, from perennially loss-making ones, like the manufacture of televisions, to jewels such as its medical-equipment division.
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Pennsylvania — the second-closest battleground in 260 after Ohio — perennially tempts Republicans to pour in resources in hopes of expanding the electoral map.
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It was a no-brainer for Steve Asmussen to try to retool Creator at Churchill Downs, where he perennially leads the trainers' standings.
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The insecurity in Venezuela underlines a larger trend in Latin America and the Caribbean, which has suffered from perennially high levels of insecurity.
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We've heard rumors for years that the search company, which has perennially failed at building social apps, is interested in the microblogging network.
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An image of the Gallery is an urban nature photo, as perennially like-getting as a tropical beach or a fluorescent-streaked sky.
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Stories at the Statue of Hans Christian Andersen (Saturday) Not everything that blooms perennially in Central Park is a flower or a tree.
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The talks could be thorny, especially around the perennially divisive issue of how many Nusra fighters there are and who counts as one.
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STORIES AT THE STATUE OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN (Saturday) Not everything that blooms perennially in Central Park is a flower or a tree.
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It's like a neglected building, perennially on the edge of collapse, which left-leaning Americans occasionally use for some purpose and then abandon.
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Tim and Connor Clifton were teammates at the perennially powerful Christian Brothers Academy in Lincroft, N.J., before Tim graduated and joined the Hitmen.
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What brought me there was an alert from Michael Henry Adams, the perennially beleaguered but indefatigable defender of Harlem landmarks, official and otherwise.
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Perennially brilliant, falsetto-loving indie dudes Whitney brought out Savemoney rapper and fellow Chicagoan Joey Purp at a now-dry-enough Lollapalooza yesterday.
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But if anyone embodies the spirit of the idea, it's the perennially chill, sunglass-wearing talk-house producer from Detroit known as Moodymann.
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The ice field is chilled by a "cold trap" of air that insulates the crater and keeps it perennially filled with frozen water.
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The politically engaged perennially argue that the way to mobilize the nonvoters is to offer a clearer choice, rather than a muddled echo.
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The new policy — which goes into effect just before the 2019 Venice Biennale — could add $56.8 million to the perennially flooded city's budget.
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The state's licensing program encourages legal marijuana growers to set up shop where the new jobs are needed most, in perennially poor communities.
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And then there's the perennial — and perennially unworthy — cause of "freeing" Palestine, for which there never is a shortage of credulous campus zealots.
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In 28, over the week before Tax Day, the IRS site had 21 million hits — way ahead of even the perennially popular Weather.gov.
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It's all pretty goofy, especially when he talks about the perennially hip-hop subject of people stepping on his shoes in the club.
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While China's intelligence operations may perennially bedevil U.S. investigators, senior DOJ officials appeared confident Thursday that exposing Beijing's economic espionage would yield results.
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Trump's distinctive appearance — the poofy, flaxen hair, the perennially bronzed face — has been a topic of fixation since well before he entered politics.
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And when pushed to explain why the much-promised two-state solution is perennially stuck, the response is always to blame Arab obstructionism.
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Mr. Obama responded that Mr. Jordan, a golfer himself, should focus his attention on the perennially struggling Charlotte Hornets, which he co-owns.
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Now, in the perennially perfect words of the reigning Christmas queen Mariah Carey, all we want for Christmas is... A Christmas Prince 4.
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But the money, which comes from the Labor Department, states, and local workforce boards, is precarious, with HBI perennially scrambling to renew grants.
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And this month, in their first game against their Eastern conference counterparts, the perennially second-seeded Toronto Raptors, they won by 2112 points.
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The vote has also revived a vexing, and defining, Louisiana question about the deference a perennially impoverished state must show to big business.
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This chart, which comes from the Economic Report of the President, shows the sad state of global growth and perennially disappointed IMF forecasts.
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If it manages to grow and make money at once, that would, in a world of perennially lossmaking startups, be a superhuman feat indeed.
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After all, some consider the plight of the perennially single to be much like that poor traversed cow: An object of pity and disgust.
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That limited my adventures with the perennially speedy mascot, and I didn't even know what Chaos Emeralds were until I was in my twenties.
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To hear the colorfully haired and perennially smirking Los Angeles musician Lil Aaron tell it, arranged songwriting sessions can occasionally be an awkward proposition.
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"People fly in for acqua alta," said Valerio Turco who owns Roxy Bar, a block inland from the perennially flooded Riva degli Schiavoni waterfront.
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When you're perennially single like me, you get to indulge in certain pleasures that'd otherwise be a little more difficult if you had company.
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The company has raised nearly $150 million of venture capital according to Crunchbase, and is perennially on banker's short lists for strong IPO prospects.
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Today's progressive Democrats are perennially negative on the future of U.S. capitalism, convinced that income inequality and rapacious corporate greed will doom our growth.
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American fashion is also an Oscar de la Renta ballgown, an Adolfo suit, the anarchic, perennially penniless Stephen Sprouse, the genius of Charles James.
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You've probably heard the refrain on Congress and war powers, presented perennially as a cure-all for toxic conflicts ever since the Vietnam era.
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GM sold off its perennially underperforming European division in 2017 and had to deal with a crisis in its South Korean business in 2018.
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She also meets Ann Walker, a perennially bored, lonesome blond with a truly ludicrous inheritance who has come to rent property on her estate.
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The perennially divided opposition is in disarray after Sunday's election, with some leaders calling fraud and others conceding defeat, often in uncoordinated press statements.
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Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music | How to Listen Two perennially best-selling authors stop by on this week's podcast to discuss their latest books.
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Meanwhile, the perennially shortchanged Molly Hooper is reduced, yet again, to the role of babysitting both of John's children — his natural daughter and Sherlock.
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But that narrative works well for the perennially revered early 993s German avant garde and art rock movement still tragically referred to as krautrock.
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The app is perennially a top-10 app in the App Store, and was downloaded an estimated 29.4 million times during the first quarter.
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He was known for being perennially dissatisfied with his multimillion-dollar salary, pointing out that it was not in line with Western auto leaders.
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The United States and China led the way, but the expansion now includes Europe, long mired in a debt crisis, and perennially laggard Japan.
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Those openings were much harder to come by when she was atop the women's tennis pyramid, perennially challenged by Williams, Azarenka and Maria Sharapova.
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Cerv found full-time work — and stardom — only after the Yankees sold him to the Kansas City Athletics, perennially one of baseball's worst teams.
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Perennially on the road, Dr. David Nabarro is a war horse who has seen many medical battlefields — but still champs the bit for more.
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"Cricket Fever" follows a perennially successful cricket club, the Mumbai Indians, during a season when players struggled to measure up to their usual standards.
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Also perennially on her menu during the winter months: fuyu persimmons, plucked straight from a tree in her childhood backyard in San Jose, Calif.
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Signed to the perennially hip DFA Records, he has been maintaining two free weekly D.J. residencies in the city this month; this is the last.
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But whether or not everything in it qualifies as incontrovertibly beautiful, it's an exciting opportunity to meditate on the perennially confounding questions: What is beauty?
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A trim Indian American with a photogenic face and perennially crisp shirts, Tolia, 45, is the cofounder and CEO of the social media site Nextdoor.
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Hong Kong-based entrepreneur Maximilian von Poelnitz thinks vending machine distributions could be a way to stand out in the perennially crowded food services industry.
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If executive power were the answer, France would be thriving: it has a powerful presidential system, yet it, like Italy, is perennially resistant to reform.
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These perennially dark areas of the Moon have been collecting water ice for millions of years, since there's no sunlight to melt or vaporize it.
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It's not uncommon to see pristine 70s hot rods rolling down the street, and many businesses still bear their original, perennially kitschy 60s era signage.
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Others, however, say America couldn't perennially keep Turkey out of northern Syria, and so the small withdrawal was nothing more than a recognition of reality.
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Towering above the rest of the student population, and appearing to be perennially cold in the Boston climate, he was impossible to miss on campus.
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If you only want to focus on certain areas of the body, MYOVOLT also has kits available for your shoulders, knees, and perennially cranky back.
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Some might believe that by packaging the device in a "sealed" and/or all-in-one form factor, it will be perennially behind the curve.
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Junior Boys, Big Black Coat (February 5th) Perennially underrated Canadian duo Junior Boys haven't released a new album since 2011's silky It's All True.
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NFC NORTH A week ago, this division had write-'em-in-ink playoff squads in the Minnesota Vikings and the perennially-contending Green Bay Packers.
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Or how he would finally find bona fide linemates for Tavares, who perennially leads the team in scoring with a revolving cast on his wings.
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Gun control advocates perennially fear that a permit holder will accidentally shoot a bystander, or that a police officer will accidentally harm a permit holder.
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But mining the perennially marketable stories of a minority group with so little engagement in the legal situation they work under seems dubious to me.
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We got the perennially handsome Jenner at LAX Friday, and he spilled some tea about the famous trio, 2 of whom are his step sisters.
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But in recent years, due to a deemphasis on crewed missions at the perennially underfunded space agency, the Vomit Comet had begun to sit idle.
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"The Kissing Booth," another female-led high school tale, trades the pot haze of "Dude" for a Los Angeles that's perennially candy-colored and sunny.
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He was especially admired by Seurat and Gauguin, and also Cézanne, and later, Matisse and Picasso as well as the perennially underestimated American Maurice Prendergast.
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But he was a Met above all, a three-time Cy Young Award winner who brought a sense of purpose to a perennially hapless franchise.
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It wasn't too long ago that the prevailing view on Wall Street was that the economy was stuck with sluggish growth and perennially low inflation.
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Viceroy Chicago is also located in a perennially trendy neighborhood that's chock full of other popular restaurants and not far from Lake Michigan or downtown.
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Although Sydney's state art museum is perennially popular — it attracts about a million people a year — it looks cramped and outdated in its current form.
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The city has only two finished subway lines (a third is perennially under construction), and buses come late, fail to show up and occasionally explode.
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The windfall will likely boost his political standing at home in the face of a well-financed Democratic opponent and his perennially low approval ratings.
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As a New Yorker and regular visitor to New Orleans for the last decade, I am perennially in search of New Orleans's next extraordinary hotel.
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As a perennially popular strip, it's never been hard to find, but being legally available online could help a whole new audience discover its charms.
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Radwanska, 22013, is perennially in the top 210 and was the runner-up to Serena Williams at Wimbledon in a three-set final in 2012.
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Situated on the southern tip of Mexico's Baja Peninsula, Los Cabos is a perennially popular vacation spot for tourists from the United States and Canada.
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As the temperatures continue to plummet and the days get grayer, I'm perennially drawn to music like this—cold, introspective, harsh but still strangely lovely.
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He has also assisted Barra in streamlining the global giant's operations, including the sale of the perennially underperforming Opel/Vauxhall division in Europe to Peugeot.
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But whether or not everything in it qualifies as incontrovertibly beautiful, it offers an exciting opportunity to meditate on two perennially confounding questions: What is beauty?
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A perennially overcast ocean world pockmarked with high-tech research platforms, Kamino is the home of the Clone Troopers serving the Galactic Republic during the war.
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Relegation was (and perennially is) on the line for Sunderland as Chelsea absolutely lit up the net with first blood, much to the Black Cats' dismay.
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The paper may yet be seized on by those who are keen to root out "political correctness" and are perennially unhappy with current anti-discrimination laws.
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But the fantasy of being able to inhabit a cockpit in space, especially when you're surrounded by TIE Fighters and Imperial Star Destroyers, remains perennially satisfying.
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The furniture pieces hit a perennially popular "modern farmhouse" note, but feature timeless shapes and sophisticated neutral colors that can easily suit a variety of styles.
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After he returns (Kate Beckinsale chews on the role of his perennially exasperated foster mother), he covers himself with talcum powder to try to appear white.
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By contrast, the Golden Knights began play in the competitive Pacific Division, which included the perennially contending Anaheim Ducks, Los Angeles Kings, and San Jose Sharks.
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The Oilers have been a perennially young team and yes, that organization was run poorly for years, but that spotlight in Edmonton has to be unbearable.
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Facebook, Google, Sony and others are all slated to release VR headsets this year in a bid to corner the market of this perennially futuristic technology.
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An MP recently used it as a talking point, and some members of media on Twitter have noted that it appears in the news cycle perennially.
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Perennially derided as dens of financial iniquity, these islands have in fact cleaned up a lot since the first sustained attacks on them in the 1990s.
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Consider this in the context of perennially under-supported public education programs with the associated reduction of children's access to school-based sports and physical education.
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Though USDA stresses that the survey is not a measure of hunger, its results (and those of similar surveys) are perennially twisted to maximize teeth-gnashing.
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With Smith coming off a ruptured Achilles', Perriman no lock to play, and Wallace perennially disappointing, the steady Aiken has a clear path to decent work.
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There is no democratic value to largely confining presidential campaigns to a relatively small number of large states where the outcome is perennially in some doubt.
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It includes a breastfeeding woman, elves, men with beards, and a Scanners-style "mind-blown" face, for anyone who identifies as perennially astounded by the universe.
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One might say much the same for the troublesome immigration issue, a perennially open question that has provided so much grist for the populist-right mill.
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Netflix, PlayStation Vue and Twitch were well thought of, and even the worst-ranked service, Sony's Crackle, beats most of the perennially disliked pay TV providers.
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Mr. Johnnes established an importing business, then began organizing wine events, beginning with La Paulée de New York, which has become a perennially popular Burgundy celebration.
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So Trump said that Congress should act to "legalize" DACA by March — putting the perennially controversial issue of immigration at the top of their 2018 agenda.
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A hopelessly distracted man with perennially greasy glasses, Ghirri left his day job as a surveyor in the early 1970s to fully dedicate himself to photography.
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If you're still hungry (or just perennially hungry), grab a quick burger at Platform 8, opened in December by the chef and TV personality Michael Chiarello.
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Could sending Stanton to a contending team for what would certainly be a pack of talented youngsters be the best move for the perennially struggling franchise?
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Perhaps nothing is as reliably life-affirming as Gritty, our massive, orange, googly-eyed son who perennially looks like he just crawled out of a dumpster.
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The year had had its thrills, but Rich also felt perennially on guard, unnerved by the sense that there would always be more bruises to come.
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It is perennially the spot to see the biggest tech and media moguls congregate to socialize and spark endless rumors about future possible M&A deals.
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Red-carpet reporters do their best to keep the Academy Awards feeling like a contest, but at least one category is perennially no contest at all.
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Politicians and financiers may be perennially conniving, but they aren't grifters because they're part of the system — true practitioners of the art thrive in the margins.
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And air travel is a perennially easy target for marketers trying to connect with people who feel they have lost control once they hit the airport.
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It seems the only thing we can do is perennially argue about it, because, in the grand scheme of things, we're powerless against the aviation industry.
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Retirement planning experts say that this assumption isn't entirely accurate — though it is perennially true that most young adults don't make retirement savings a financial priority.
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Fred Upton of Michigan surprised Republicans in November by dropping a Senate campaign to run for re-election in his perennially competitive Kalamazoo-based House district.
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Even perennially pacifist Japan didn't participate in negotiations, a telling sign the country is keeping its nuclear options open in the age of Kim Jong-un.
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Perennially short both of cash and professional civil servants, the state has failed to provide infrastructure, the rule of law and services such as health and education.
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Its bridges are in perennially bad shape, and commutes can be long — even if you might be able to enjoy some nice scenery along the way. Gov.
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Among the revelations this season has been the emergence of Brock Nelson as a scoring forward to complement John Tavares, who perennially leads the team in points.
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Alex Apatoff, Deputy Style Director: Leave it to the perennially chic Lupita Nyong'o to not even be nominated, but still leave one of the night's biggest winners.
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Self-tanner kit With body and face self-tanners and their perennially popular matte bronzer, this is your one-stop shop for the perfect sun-kissed glow.
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And even if choice were revived by future policymakers, experience suggests that travelers will choose lower prices over higher quality, leaving air travel a perennially frustrating experience.
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Mr. Genta's best-known designs — the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and the Patek Philippe Nautilus — are modern-day best sellers, perennially in demand on the secondary market.
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But there's only so much Harry and Meghan can do to shield Archie and themselves from a life perennially tied to the public responsibilities of the throne.
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But the Magic was nearly equally efficient inside and out, recording 58 points from the perimeter and 443 from inside the paint against the perennially stingy Spurs.
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Abraham's lack of expression is only matched by Penty's perennially open-mouthed appearance, and their scenes are unintentionally funny because they try so hard to muster emotion.
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Similarly, the company is perennially being asked when it might bring its smartphones might come to the U.S. He declined to comment at all on IPO plans.
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Although the attorney general's perennially glassy eyes make him look as if he's always on the verge of tears, make no mistake, Jeff Sessions is feeling this.
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In a universe of perennially shrinking revenues, strongly oppositional (or indeed merely strong) reporting of any kind seems like a luxury our media can no longer afford.
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Democrats perennially tout Texas as a future blue state due to an increasing Hispanic population, but they have thus far failed to gain much ground in actual.
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It also might bode well for Democrats in the 2020 election, given the state's importance in the Electoral College and its perennially razor-thin margins of victory.
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The goal was to steer young people away from violence in Baton Rouge, whose murder rate has perennially ranked among the highest of the nation's large cities.
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Gaza hospitals are perennially short of medicine, equipment and well-trained staff members, and many Gaza residents struggle to get exit permits for care outside the territory.
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By comparison, several million more people swarmed the perennially popular Great Smoky Mountains National Park last year than have wandered out to Guadalupe in the last 2377.
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The perennially middling Rams have moved from the middle of the country to bathe in the limelight (and suffer the scrutiny) of the Los Angeles media market.
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If that gets the perennially difficult issue off the table, the president's allies said, it could make it possible for him to focus on the tax code.
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The United States team entered those Olympics as the world's No. 22006 squad, but it was up against the perennially dominant Germans and six decades of history.
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On offense, they are led by Griffin, the perennially underrated J. J. Redick, and a second unit that includes Jamal Crawford and Marreese Speights, an ex-Warrior.
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But as I've argued before, these perennially flawed outlooks have a self-fulfilling way of slowing renewables and perpetuating fossil fuels by skewing investment and policy decisions.
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One expects nothing less from a new perch dreamed up by Sean Muldoon and Jack McGarry, co-owners of the perennially awarded Dead Rabbit Grocery and Grog.
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Bradley Manning, it is the left that has perennially demanded full disclosure and made resistance to the abuses of government power a central plank of its message.
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But works by Kawara, Opalka and two-dozen other Conceptual relatives do make an enlightening if somewhat grandiose background to the perennially renewable photographs of August Sander.
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But it continues to offer greatest hits, made from purchased grapes, like the perennially winning Clos de Gilroy, a Monterey grenache made with a blessedly light hand.
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The spirit of UBI is even worth keeping in mind as Congress and state legislatures perennially think about how to tweak various existing low-income support programs.
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"Clearly — the biggest lure for future free agents is the perennially stable Knicks franchise, all those playoff wins and the leadership of owner James Dolan," he wrote.
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But because PDVSA is perennially cash-strapped, agreements to boost production usually involve partner companies putting up significant amounts of upfront funding that could run afoul of sanctions.
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Queer YouTubers in particular have perennially found that their otherwise perfectly banal content has been demonetized, seemingly because it featured words like "gay" or "lesbian" in the headline.
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Not only have these perennially-comfortable garments proven that they are in fact pants, but they've proliferated and become available in more fabrications and styles than ever before.
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I actually think onion rings do have a purpose; the problem is that the foodstuff has been perennially misunderstood for as long as they've been on the menu.
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If you're wondering exactly why all this is happening before you've even gotten around to buying a 4K TV yet, it's because NHK perennially pioneers new viewing formats.
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Last year, the South Korean marriage rate tumbled to the lowest level in 12 years, and the birth rate is perennially one of the lowest in the world.
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Adjustable bases seem to be the latest trend in the smart home space, and one of the more recent additions to the market comes from perennially dependable Leesa.
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She seemed to be perennially cloaked in an invisible fur coat, casting an all-knowing smile, as if she'd collected 98 Dalmatians with only 3 more to go.
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It's early-mid June, which means the Electronic Entertainment Expo, the perennially-at-a-crossroads, very-important-and-yet-somehow-not-important-at-all videogames showcase, is returning.
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Perennially overlooked in favor of the larger economies of India and China, Southeast Asia has begun to attract attention as a market primed for growth for internet services.
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Head of Facebook's Calibra, David MarcusPhoto: Alex Wong (Getty)Perennially responsible company Facebook announced its intention to launch its own cryptocurrency, called Libra, less than two months ago.
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He has also tried to throw a lifeline to the perennially struggling South Street Seaport Museum, which, like the rest of the area, was deluged during Hurricane Sandy.
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Also on tap are the company premiere of Trey McIntyre's "Ma Maison" and the perennially popular dance "Caught," a duet between a dancer and perfectly timed lighting cues.
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It's a perennially popular vacation destination, and summer 2017 is no exception: Italy is the top seller for summer bookings within both Virtuoso and the Signature Travel Network.
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The people who love him love him exactly because he doesn't care about how he looks (perennially unkempt hair) or what he sounds like (very, very shout-y).
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Essentially, wrestlers with WWE have the worst of possible worlds as employees—unable to leave despite their independent contractor status, perennially underpaid, and dangerously underinsured because of it.
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Amazon perennially has it out for Etsy — currently valued around $5 billion, so, about a one-hundred-and-eightieth of Amazon's value — and doesn't bother to hide it.
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But there is broad consensus in the scientific community that the changing climate poses a threat to the bears and the American government perennially pushes for greater protections.
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Their annual trips to Israel for members of Congress are perennially the most popular form of foreign congressional travel, in no small part because the accommodations are rather lavish.
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Twitter – perennially the meaner, more sarcastic older brother of Facebook, even though FB predates it – has resurrected an old hashtag #BeforeFacebookl, to mock the social network's celebration of itself.
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Members of both camps perennially argue that their way is unequivocally the best, despite real-world results that support one side's argument one year and the other's the next.
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In response to the 2016 election, Glazer and Jacobson rewrote parts of the third season, setting the perennially summertime show in the dead of winter and bleeping Trump's name.
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Set in 17th-century Italy, it explores the perennially potent theme of intergenerational ruin, centered on a book that tempts its readers with a horrifying kind of eternal life.
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Napoli striker Gonzalo Higuain turns down £800,000 a week to play for Hebei China Fortune Holy shit, perennially average manager Sam Allardyce might soon be in charge of England.
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To be sure, bets the peg isn't long for this world have cropped up perennially throughout its 32-year history without any sign the peg is anything but firm.
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In March, Mr. Borges and other Republican leaders in the state bluntly warned that if Mr. Trump were the nominee, he could not carry their perennially close-fought state.
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Despite its box-office struggles, the Grey Cup game, which will be shown in the United States on ESPN2, is perennially among Canada's most-watched sporting events on television.
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The row has aggravated the perennially volatile politics of Ivory Coast, where a tenuous stability has held since a brief civil war in 2010-11 that killed 3,000 people.
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"I know you've been hurt by someone else, I can tell by the way you carry yourself," Rihanna sings, her eyes landing on Drake's perennially sad puppy dog expression.
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By the numbers: AnchorFree, which is based in Redwood City, California, has 600 million users and is almost perennially in the top 50 productivity apps on Apple's App Store.
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The perennially interesting Marcel Duchamp, who made so very little and did so very much, takes on new if modest lustre for having treated artistic invention as pure sport.
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From perennially great players who always got snubbed to youngsters whose impacts on the field simply couldn't be denied, the 2017 Pro Bowl will have plenty of first-timers.
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Applications are perennially accepted, and "anybody who wants to explore the value of AI and machine learning for people with disabilities is welcome to apply," said Microsoft's Mary Bellard.
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Nonetheless, Leishman is a perennially solid campaigner with three PGA Tour wins to his name as well as a playoff loss at the 2015 British Open at St Andrews.
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Warner, which last month released "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" to blockbuster results, is perennially Hollywood's No. 1 or No. 2 studio based on domestic ticket sales.
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Now, along comes the perennially bittersweet 1973 Stephen Sondheim-Hugh Wheeler musical in an utterly beguiling production, directed by Paul Foster, that gives everyone an instrument, and sometimes two.
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Penn State and Arizona State won national championships in the A.C.H.A.'s top division before ascending to Division I, and a number of other schools have perennially strong teams.
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Alonso admired Konerko's bat but also his leadership, the way he guided a perennially overshadowed team in a major market (sound familiar?) to a World Series championship in 2005.
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Alonso admired Konerko's bat but also his leadership, the way he guided a perennially overshadowed team in a major market (sound familiar?) to a World Series championship in 2005.
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"Children's Place is perennially expensive — the stock, not the store — so I think that being down 5 percent this year could be a bargain," the "Mad Money" host added.
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Nearly eight years after The Oprah Winfrey Show went off the air, Oprah remains widely popular and perennially finds her name on Democratic wish lists of celebrity presidential contenders.
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The row has further agitated the perennially volatile politics of Ivory Coast, where a tenuous stability has held since a brief civil war in 2010-11 that killed 3,000 people.
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The latest development in Mill's case has bolstered suspicion among his fans that the rapper has fallen prey to a criminal justice system that's perennially stacked against young black men.
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Toronto debt adviser Scott Terrio said Canada's perennially low mortgage delinquency rate, which stood at just 0.34 percent in the fourth quarter of 2016, masks the extent of the problem.
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Business and political leaders commonly describe people as our economy's most important resource, but they perennially fail to walk this talk by investing adequately in their capabilities and living standards.
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The image shows the icy heart of the perennially chilly Korolev crater, and is one of a few snapshots sent back from Mars' robot explorers to Earth this holiday season.
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Strategist Tom Lee is known for perennially serving as one of the biggest bulls on Wall Street, but when asked about the month ahead, he's striking a markedly cautious tone.
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One of the more interesting additions is the Azure Kinect, a new enterprise camera system that leverages the company's perennially 3D imaging technology to create a 3D camera for enterprises.
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The hardware giant has already dipped its toes in the water with the purchase of James Corden's perennially trending Carpool Karaoke, along with a smattering of documentaries for Apple Music.
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Aston Martin plans to float on the London Stock Exchange, completing a turnaround for the once perennially loss-making company that could now be valued at up to $6.4 billion.
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In addition, unlike liberal (non-Orthodox) American Jews who typically rank Israel as a low-priority issue, these Christians perennially list Israel as one of their top two election issues.
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In Super Mario Odyssey, you travel around the world in pursuit of Bowser and the perennially abducted Peach, collecting "Power Moons" to fuel your hat-shaped craft, the titular Odyssey.
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The obsession with offering "affordable" insurance to households who choose to live in floodplains and hurricane alleys means taxpayers perennially help pay to rebuild houses in floodplains and hurricane alleys.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Since the Republican Party's 19th-century founding, not one of its nominees has won the White House without carrying Ohio, a most diverse and perennially hard-fought state.
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But the keen responsiveness to the season still comes across if you order à la carte at the long, perennially busy bar or one of the tables next to it.
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About 20 percent of Israel's citizens are Arabs, and cities like Lod, where about a third of the nearly 73,000 residents are Arab, perennially struggle to find a comfortable balance.
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All of which is to say that Jordan Clarkson, perennially disregarded, probably ought to get more attention than he does for things that don't include maybe, possibly dating Kendall Jenner.
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I think the answer is that Nest is mostly a victim of the current state of the smart home market, which itself seems perennially stuck in the early adopter phase.
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This time around, the label has paired the celestial and perennially soothing Suzanne Ciani with fellow Buchla player Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith for a languorous waltz down the Pacific Coast Highway.
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The talent is there, the coaches are highly regarded, the schemes have been perennially successful, and yet the execution just isn't good enough to keep pace with the NFC's best.
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With most 2020 Democratic contenders hailing from Capitol Hill, which is perennially swarmed with reporters, Biden's entries into the Ideas Primary have gone largely unnoticed despite his high name-ID.
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Supporters say it is a welcome platform for Southeast Asian writers and scholars of the region, as well as a sharp political voice in countries where speech is perennially threatened.
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America's Gulf Coast region perennially records some of the worst health outcomes in the US — and they'll almost surely be aggravated by the storms that recently slammed the southern states.
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But more broadly, the seemingly arcane fight over a place name became a test of geopolitical power pitting Europe and the United States against Russia in the perennially unstable Balkans.
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It seemed as though Pittsburgh's perennially well-coached defense would make life harder on Wentz than either the Cleveland Browns or Chicago Bears did in Weeks 1 and 2. Oops.
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Perennially simmering tensions along the border have burst into at least eight brief but increasingly fierce rounds of fighting over the past year, sometimes lasting little more than a day.
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" She wishes her reader to understand the multiple and perennially shifting identities of immigrants "in a world where much of the political discourse is quick to demonize them as groups.
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Congress has perennially passed toothless "sense of Congress" resolutions that have reaffirmed 1995 legislation recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel but done little in the face of presidential waivers.
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The Justice Department inspector general last month exposed Comey's arguably deceitful tactics regarding his campaign to outlaw private encryption, which he perennially portrayed as a grave peril to public safety.
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The protest was one of several that police officers have organized since the end of last year as the perennially poor country struggles with a prolonged economic and political crisis.
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Those include an electric version of its F-Series pickup, America's perennially best-selling vehicle, and a "Mustang-inspired" electric vehicle — in fact, another crossover S.U.V. — that's expected in 2020.
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Like jeans and other trousers cut into a deep V at the front so they seemed perennially unzipped, worn over a variety of bodysuits, like some form of perverse chaps.
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By championing work in two perennially overlooked forms, artists books and performance art, often by artists who themselves are overlooked, Wilson's archive is a repository of what doesn't easily fit.
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Pundits predicted the musical would give the perennially underwatched awards a giant ratings boost — and they were correct; Sunday's Tonys telecast earned the awards' highest overnight ratings in 15 years.
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Meanwhile, the perennially sold-out Google Cardboard, which is basically just a folded cardboard box that holds a cellphone on which you can install and run VR apps, starts around $15.
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Before "Roseanne" rocked the ratings, Sherwood had widely been believed to be on the way out at ABC amid perennially low ratings and a creative drought, industry insiders told Fox News.
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That's how you get things like the perennially unloved Obamacare, whose messy arcane reality never quite seems to match the heady aspirations of the decades-long campaign for universal health care.
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The airport in West Beirut was unreachable yet again because of the haleh — the ''situation,'' as the perennially upbeat Lebanese liked to refer to the mayhem — so we left by boat.
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Several of the least free economies were perennially troubled countries such as Libya, Venezuela—in the throes of wrenching downward spiral that's destabilized its society—and Zimbabwe, the Fraser Institute found.
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In California, perennially the top state for gasoline consumption, prices will only have to rise another penny or two a gallon to hit their highest level since July, 2015, he said.
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Amazon reported net income of $513 million, or $1.07 per share, for the quarter ended March 31, marking a fourth straight quarter of profits for the once perennially money-losing company.
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Against all odds, its voice is as light and sunny as Hart herself — a chipper, blue-eyed blonde who comes across on YouTube and in conversation as earnest and perennially amused.
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World Economic Forum Almost a decade after the financial crisis, economies in just about every corner of the world — the United States, Europe, even perennially sluggish Japan — are growing in unison.
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Whether it's your first time in London or you're a repeat visitor, these seven city tours are meant to unearth perspectives on a perennially popular destination that both surprise and entertain.
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To customers' credit, the Wi-Fi can be slow and crash-prone, and the price of spotty service is perennially going up in an effort to try to keep demand down.
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Born in New Jersey and trained at the Culinary Institute of America, he was the head chef at Noma, the Copenhagen restaurant that perennially lands on lists of the world's best.
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Nearly a trillion dollars of economic activity and hundreds of thousands of jobs are connected to businesses tied to our fisheries, yet the science to support our councils is perennially underfunded.
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"The Glass Menagerie," also produced by Mr. Susskind, had long been on her wish list, in part because the play is perennially popular and the 1966 telecast stuck in viewers' minds.
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Even perennially important issues such as gun policy and abortion rights may be especially so at this moment because of recent mass shootings and the changing makeup of the Supreme Court.
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Her target audience: the sedentary souls perennially slouched over their computers, and fitness enthusiasts who view pre- and post-workout stretching as time better spent in transit or in the shower.
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By championing work in two perennially overlooked forms, artists books and performance art, often by artists who themselves are overlooked, Franklin Furnace's archive is a repository of what doesn't easily fit.
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Whether it's by taming bays and mountains with roads, bridges and power lines or grappling with a lack of water and crippling earthquakes, California is perennially testing the limits of growth.
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Rather than make it easier to step in before young (usually) men do something stupid, the US government has perennially tried to set up programs, called "Countering Violent Extremism," to intervene.
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But whether or not everything in it qualifies as incontrovertibly beautiful, it offers an exciting opportunity to meditate on the perennially confounding questions, what is beauty and what is it good for?
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Well, it's that time again, and not only will the perennially-nominated twins be at this year's CFDAs, but here are four more reasons you'll want to check them out this June.
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Perennially ripe for rediscovery, Julien Duvivier (21950-21949) was a prolific if uneven filmmaker with a five-decade career that included a short stint in Hollywood and encompassed a variety of genres.
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The economy is perennially a key issue for American voters in elections, and President Donald Trump is counting in part on tail winds from a strong economy to carry him to victory.
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Permafrost is the perennially frozen ground that covers a quarter of the land in the Northern Hemisphere, primarily in the Arctic, said the study published in the monthly Nature Climate Change journal.
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But whether or not everything in it qualifies as incontrovertibly beautiful, it offers an exciting opportunity to meditate on two perennially confounding questions: What is beauty: And what is it good for?
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LAS VEGAS — Holograms are one of those perennially disappointing technologies that companies trot out every few years with promises to change our lives or somehow live up to our Princess Leia aspirations.
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The pain of seeing my father continually erode into a pitiful figure—all missing teeth and rummy eyes, dressed in the discordant, used-clothing wardrobe of the perennially downtrodden—was too much.
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Russia's northern coast is no longer perennially encased with ice, and ships already pass through the Northern Sea Route each summer, an efficient way to transport goods between East Asia and Europe.
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But whether or not everything in it qualifies as incontrovertibly beautiful, it offers an exciting opportunity to meditate on two perennially confounding questions, what is beauty and what is it good for?
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The actors and comedians Nicholas Rutherford and Lauren Lapkus play Malory and Caleb, a perennially engaged couple struggling to fully commit to marriage in this goofy comedy, directed by Robert Schwartzman ("Dreamland").
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Mr. Oz, who died on Friday at the age of 79, was Israel's most significant cultural ambassador for nearly 50 years, perennially mentioned as a candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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Written off before the season after jettisoning several veterans and handing the offense over to the perennially disappointing Josh McCown, the Jets have ridden a weak schedule to a surprisingly impressive record.
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"There's no great social change movement in this country that didn't have failures before it had success," he said of his perennial proposal, perennially rejected, for tighter background checks on gun buyers.
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Worried Worried: Overall, your judgment (your children are wonderful/his are awful) reveals a lack of empathy toward a set of young people who may be hurting, lashing out or perennially angry.
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As recently as last week, Republican leaders were considering using a bill temporarily funding the Veterans Choice Program as a vehicle to raise the debt ceiling, a perennially bitter pill for Republicans.
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At present, the family's sole source of income derives from folding pizza boxes, although Ki-taek, like Mr. Micawber, in "David Copperfield," is perennially and pompously confident that something will turn up.
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Hillary Clinton, at the time a U.S. senator from New York, campaigned against Rockstar Games' perennially controversial "Grand Theft Auto" games, which follow a character's bullet-ridden odyssey through the criminal underworld.
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers have been so perennially chill for so long that sometimes you take their existence for granted, and the long stretches between their albums only add to that.
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They have always faced difficulty in accessing water because they don't have glacial rivers at their disposal and the surface is mostly rocky, perennially making it difficult for the soil to hold water.
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The result is that most of Ethiopian's larger rivals—notably South African Airways, Kenya Airways and EgyptAir—are perennially lossmaking, surviving not because of their commercial ability but their government owners' endless generosity.
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When the user thinks they're opening an image file (in this case, a perennially hilarious fat cat meme), the poor sheep is actually downloading malware that gives the hacker keys to their account.
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Animal Collective's first full-length sans Panda Bear—the perennially stoned, pop-minded gooey center of this merry band of experimental tricksters—is nevertheless one of the most delightful downers they've ever released.
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Even though Hawaii got knocked down two pegs from 2016, the perennially happy state was the only one to rank "in the top 10 [states] across all elements of well-being" this year.
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Geraci later added that a Chinese company might even come to the rescue of Italy's perennially sickly national airline, Alitalia, which is struggling to find the foreign suitors it needs to stay solvent.
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Drivers just want to earn some extra pocket money, and riders just want to get home, ideally without the moral quandary that comes with supporting a company that is perennially wracked with controversy.
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Jimmy Buffett, the perennially sunny singer, blender salesman, and owner of the coconut- and Aspercreme-scented community where your parents will retire, can now add his own Broadway musical to his lengthy resume.
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America's smaller political parties are perennially lost in the shadow of an entrenched two-party system, but as the urgency to stop Donald J. Trump mounts, interest is growing in some of them.
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With Urban Meyer at Ohio State, Jim Harbaugh at Michigan and James Franklin at Penn State, its marquee programs have historically successful coaches, while Michigan State and Wisconsin perennially punch above their weight.
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The reaction was rapturous, a vindication for a perennially misunderstood group (as is the fact that the city of Ventura named October 10 Cirith Ungol Day in honor of their contributions to music).
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The Book Review Podcast Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music Lee Child, the author of the perennially best-selling Jack Reacher series, sits down to write each day unsure of what's about to happen.
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In the few districts that changed hands, it was not perennially endangered Republicans in typical swing districts who were falling, but rather some incumbents who had been comfortably re-elected in the past.
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But really, credible human performances will get easier, cheaper, and more efficient to counterfeit, and when that happens, there ought to be no shortage of job opportunities for a perennially ageless Will Smith.
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Among the most popular were LOL Surprise Glitter Globe Doll Winter Disco Series with Glitter Hair, iRobot's (IRBT) Roomba 224 vacuum and, of course, the perennially popular Instant Pot Duo 22018 pressure cooker.
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Removing McCutchen from the league's active pool of referees to put him in his new role, reporting to Johnson, means that the N.B.A. will immediately lose one of its perennially highest-rated officials.
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The message seems to be that bottled water is somehow safer, purer, or more controlled than tap water—and that we can be perennially young, carefree, and far from death by consuming it.
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Civil rights activists perennially criticize the FBI's figures as incomplete because not all jurisdictions record bias-related offenses and because there's a relatively high bar of proof for labeling an incident a hate crime.
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These are the voters who were perennially accustomed to holding their noses and voting for the least-worst option and then spending the rest of their time railing against the corrupt center-right system.
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Not content with the "deconstructed" flat white, caffeine-free (but pretty!) blue latte, or even the perennially popular Pumpkin Spice Latte, one cafe in South Korea is now trying to make meringue coffee happen.
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"Liberals found the experience of Obama's presidency mostly dissatisfying," he claims, "because they find power itself discomfiting"—part of a larger "infantile rejection of the compromises inherent in governing" that perennially dogs the left.
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The Japanese company today reports a slender quarterly profit of ¥21.2 billion ($20163 million), though the highlight is that its perennially struggling mobile group is now in the black by the slimmest of margins.
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As the chief of the perennially cash-short refugee agency from 2005 to 2015, he traveled constantly, cultivating the trust of leaders in both countries that host refugees and those that pay for them.
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"Nobody was looking to Brioni to have an Acne feeling," Mr. Napoleone said, referring to the Swedish label whose perennially hip style is more in line with that of the sharply natty Mr. O'Shea.
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All of which is to say that as of now, the Blazers are looking like a perennially capped out team that will be making luxury tax—and, eventually, repeater tax—payments for a while.
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I was at the bar the other day, trying to watch a game, when a large Londoner moved in front of me and tried to extoll the virtues of the perennially ho-hum England.
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At 21998, with vulpine bone structure and perennially-furrowed brow, he has one of those faces that was born fully adult; like Suggs or Anthony Hopkins, he will never look like a young person.
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The leaguewide upheaval and uncertainty are such that the ever-conservative Jazz saw fit to surrender two first-round picks to get Conley and make a run in the perennially deep (and brutal) West.
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Zimbabwe, which no longer has its own currency and perennially struggles to pay government workers, became a pariah in the West after the state-backed invasion of white-owned farms in the early 2000s.
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Dylan has perennially found a place on that list, but not a great place: This year he was seeded with 50/1 odds, and the New Republic's analysis of his chances was downright dismissive.
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By 1972, Mr. Kaye looked much different than the perennially distracted Walter Mitty or the court jester Hubert Hawkins he had played decades ago, but he dazzled the audience with his personality and energy.
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Whether it's your signature fragrance shrunk to miniature proportions or an eyeshadow palette that can be slipped into a pocket, there's something perennially charming about a teeny-tiny version of your favorite beauty product.
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Throughout the week, the theater will also show Barbara Kopple's Academy Award-winning best documentary "Harlan County, U.S.A." (1976), a perennially relevant record of a Kentucky miners' strike and the complexities of organized labor.
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Obama sees this as fundamentally myopic — a perpetual motion machine of intervention in which the United States is perennially putting out fires whose root causes can only be addressed by the governments in the area.
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Even though Rent hasn't quite managed to stay a perennially relevant phenomenon, it has at least remained one we occasionally love to revisit, even with its flaws, its dated feel, its economic and cultural implausibilities.
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But it's also true that basically all legislative caucus leaders have bad poll numbers (Congress is perennially unpopular) and that any Democratic leader would likely be featured in ads designed to motivate the GOP base.
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We've already talked about the major hair trend at Monday night's Grammys, so it's time to move on to the makeup look that stars seemed to be requesting in droves: the perennially popular cat-eye.
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It was at this last stop Lynn stayed the longest; his charges, from probable future Hall of Famer LaDainian Tomlinson to notorious bust Joe McKnight, were perennially one of the top units in the NFL.
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Taken together they paint a portrait of a pair of mothers — one dictatorial and eccentric, the other constantly working and seldom home — who doled out cruel punishments and perennially withheld food from their six children.
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The show's cancellation inspired a fair bit of backlash, including a petition calling for an ABC boycott because some conservative viewers believed the perennially on-the-bubble series was axed because of its Republican star.
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When Leslie Remy, a Texas-based realtor with McKinney Homes, agreed to appear in an episode of House Hunters, she wasn't prepared for everything that goes on behind the scenes of the perennially popular series.
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In this view, TNR was not a perennially money-losing ego project through which Peretz subsidized a prestigious journalism operation in order to lend a sheen of respectability and influence to his own crank view.
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In watching him, no matter how effective he is or isn't, we are watching a perennially valuable and efficient big man seeing the end of his time on a basketball court, and in life, ultimately.
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It was those forces that unseated GOP Congressman Dave Brat from a deep-red House seat near Richmond, Va., and kept Republican Secretary of State Kris Kobach from claiming the statehouse in perennially red Kansas.
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Republicans also dropped an attempt to shift campaign-finance oversight from the next secretary of state, Jocelyn Benson, a Democrat, to a bipartisan commission whose members, critics said, would be perennially deadlocked on any issues.
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The series is perennially popular, and as such, it should be a good draw for anyone who's been looking to catch up or binge the entire thing again — something that WarnerMedia is likely counting on.
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Their personalities also began to shift: in the beginning, Gerald was either sad or anxious or discouraging, but he eventually developed some emotional resilience, which gave Piggie some space to be less than perennially sunny.
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But on stage Thursday night, Musk spent more time mocking the "Built Ford Tough" slogan than positioning his vehicle as something that would be more fun to drive than the perennially best-selling F-150.
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While advertising has "perennially been misused in political campaigns," the anonymity associated with the Russian ads on Facebook makes it newly dangerous, said Jeff Goodby, co-chairman and partner of the agency Goodby, Silverstein & Partners.
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I diagnosed him as immature, but Dr. Gary Chapman, author of the blockbuster, perennially best-selling relationship advice book The 53 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts, would probably have read it differently.
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Hong Kong is perennially ranked as one of the world's most expensive real-estate sectors and is closely watched along with the local stock market as an indicator of the health of the broader economy.
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Making his strongest bid yet for an Oscar, the perennially underestimated actor gives a performance so tightly coiled that it threatens at times to crash projection software in theaters and plunge audiences into the dark.
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Since the election of 28500, every presidential candidate, left or right, promised that Chileans would reach the standard of living of a European country, with its attendant welfare state, within a perennially moving next decade.
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I suspect a lot of people will be interested in nominating a woman, and I think Maggie Hassan, Kirsten Gillibrand and even Claire McCaskill (who I think is perennially underrated) could be interesting to watch.
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May, her concession on Tuesday was unusual to the extent that it followed a rebellion not by the perennially troublesome right-wing pro-Brexit faction in her party, but by the more pragmatic pro-Europeans.
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In the museum of vaporware from the twentieth century's imaginarium, one will find a suite of technologies doomed to be perennially futuristic: personal jetpacks and flying cars, moon bases and generation ships, teleportation, and fusion energy.
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PBS CEO Paula Kerger criticized the Trump administration's budget proposal that would eliminate funding for the network, saying "I don't understand why we seem to be perennially in this fight" on a Politico podcast released Wednesday.
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For the banks and brokerages who are increasingly offering outsourced trading, it represents a much-needed source of extra income as they too have been squeezed by regulation and are grappling with perennially low interest rates.
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At the same time the party — perennially short of cash as French banks refuse to lend to them because they fear the reputational risk — secured a €9.4m loan from the Moscow-based First Czech-Russian Bank.
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"At my ripe old age, I have decided out of a sense of responsibility to go to Europe, which lacks a deep world vision," the perennially tanned Berlusconi told supporters on the Mediterranean island of Sardinia.
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His appointment has alarmed many in a country perennially on the brink of military conflict, and it led to charges that Mr. Netanyahu's party, Likud, had put its political survival above the well-being of citizens.
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In the spring, he set up loudspeakers warning visitors about scalpers and pickpockets who target tourists waiting in the perennially long lines outside Italy's most-visited museum, famous for its magnificent treasures by Botticelli and Raphael.
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We grew up together in the Midwest and I watched as her three sons excelled in the sport, each of them on a high school program that plays all comers nationally and perennially reaches national prominence.
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The 18 thefts linked to these two teams, along with the perennially robust activity of local thieves in the subway system, contributed to a rise in grand larcenies in transit in 173 compared with previous years.
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People often forget that the most visionary musical styles to come from America in the late 20th century — house and techno — are not from the coastal capitals of modern culture but the perennially neglected Rust Belt.
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He said Overstock is making the right call to focus on the more rapidly growing blockchain world instead of the perennially challenged retail business and that the stock could rally further thanks to tZero and Medici.
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Instead she has the W.H.C.A., a group whose essential work is undermined by its highest-profile event, which is perennially trapped between provocation and caution, between the thirst to be edgy and the need to be liked.
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Smith also pointed out that West's mother-in-law Kris Jenner has been part owner of the controversial California Community Church since 2010, which charges a $1,000 monthly membership fee and is perennially accused of tax evasion.
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The story of its success tracks the rise of a new type of employee, who, propelled by the gospel of self-knowledge, is expected to mold her character to the perennially shifting demands of the labor market.
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From their earliest output, 1994's Vikingligr Veldi to 2015's In Times, the band has a tendency to create perennially enjoyable music that always feels familiar yet seldom approaches an idea in the same way twice.
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The proposal opens a significant new step in the decades-old debate around ANWR drilling, which has energized and mobilized generations of environmentalists while serving as a perennially tempting development opportunity for the oil industry and Alaskans.
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Right now, all women are being bombarded with the message that they will be perennially kept down by that highest of glass ceilings — never mind that this barrier could well prove significantly more fragile than it seems.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Luxury carmaker Aston Martin plans to float on the London Stock Exchange, completing a turnaround for the once perennially loss-making company that could now be valued at up to 210 billion pounds ($2000 billion).
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Instead, this latest retelling of Kenneth Grahame's perennially popular 1908 tale of Mr. Toad, Ratty and their anthropomorphized chums has taken up inert occupancy of the London Palladium, another of the city's largest playhouses (through Sept. 2).
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But even the perennially cheerful ranks of Wall Street analysts are less than thrilled about Teva's future, even after its massive share price decline — nine rate Teva shares a buy, but eight analysts call it a hold.
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Perennially perched at or near the top of lists of America's most expensive and affluent cities, San Francisco is increasingly out of reach for people who would be card-carrying members of the American middle class elsewhere.
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The nature of celebrity is to fabricate a certain cult of personality around pop culture figures, giving the impression that they're not only perennially flawless, but also living lives cloaked in obscurity and beyond our simple, plebeian understanding.
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The opposition coalition, of which Popular Will is a member, has yet to declare its intentions, sparking fears that the perennially squabbling bloc will split over strategy, with some boycotting the vote and others backing several different candidates.
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For a man who has consumed more gak than there are fish in the sea, Anthony Kiedis remains so perennially mellow that just looking at his perfectly sculpted face gives me a feeling of deep-seated inner contentment.
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Buried amid the plot summaries of Mr. Robot and block quotes of Woodrow Wilson is a simple argument: Liberal capitalism has brought unprecedented prosperity but is perennially in danger because it runs counter to an unchanging human nature.
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Following the disastrous fiscal 28503 omnibus spending bill, taxpayers were rightly outraged that Washington was busting the budget caps and exploding the national debt, and they demanded that tangible action be taken to reduce perennially wasteful government spending.
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But one of the town's more prominent legends is at the heart of Dumas Demons, his new drone project with Joe McMurray (who you may otherwise know as the drummer for the perennially grinning indie rocker Mac DeMarco).
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At the end of the day, if your main interest is in protesting the system, the passive protest of staying home is easier and perennially more popular than the active protest of showing up and voting third party.
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Bernie Sanders is a man defined by his consistency, who's been fighting for the same progressive policies for decades, who's seemingly incapable of speaking without gesticulating wildly, and who is perennially, once again, asking for your financial support.
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The Korean War was a perennially popular theme, too, although of course it was never mentioned that Kim I started it or that North Korea would have lost it had it not been for the USSR and China.
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After months of wrangling, the European Union and International Monetary Fund had just agreed to release more rescue funds to the perennially troubled nation, bringing the total from its third bailout alone to 40.2 billion euros ($47.75 billion).
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The 5-Star has in the past ruled out any coalition deals to avoid compromising its ideals, meaning a pure proportional representation system could leave it perennially in opposition, like Italy's powerful Communist Party during the Cold War.
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The choices also suggest that on the perennially vexing question of how the government should balance security and civil liberties, Mr. Trump will throw his weight firmly behind security, in matters of both counterterrorism and traditional law enforcement.
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The chain will celebrate the perennially awaited return of Girl Scout cookie season with Thin Mints, Coconut Caramel (Samoas), and Peanut Butter Cookie (Do-si-dos/Tagalongs) flavorings, which can be added to any kind of Dunkin' Donuts coffee.
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When most people think of Laverne Cox, they probably imagine the statuesque, gown-clad beauty they regularly see swanning down the red carpet, or the perennially perfectly coiffed and manicured Sophia (her character on Orange Is the New Black).
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As far as athlete Saturday Night Live hosts go, Rousey wasn't as good as the perennially funny and quick-witted Rock, but she was nowhere near as secondhand embarrassment-inducing as the shockingly wooden hockey legend Wayne Gretzky, either.
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Given that Lego is perennially popular and will likely be a hot item once parents start shopping in earnest, Rogers has this bit of advice: "If you've got your eyes on any Lego, get it sooner rather than later."
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Brainard also sketched out the threat of a self-reinforcing spiral that could take hold if the Fed does not lift inflation higher, with weakened expectations dragging down actual inflation, and leaving the central bank perennially stuck near zero.
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WHITE LIGHT FESTIVAL With a perennially vague focus on spirituality and faith, Lincoln Center's fall festival rightly has as its centerpiece, "The Psalms Experience," performances of settings (some new, some old) of all 2112 biblical psalms, by 2118 composers.
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The pressure on preschool teachers to accommodate the demanding work culture or quit altogether has created a vicious cycle in which day care centers are perennially short of workers — and Japanese mothers desperately hunt for openings for their children.
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His friends mourn the loss of someone they describe as a real character: good looking but perennially single, always exploring, even landing a beef jerky sponsorship that gave him all the free jerky he could eat for his travels.
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But housing activists have warned against complacency — not only because of the perennially powerful real estate industry, which has launched an ad blitz defending landlords, but also because of Mr. Cuomo himself, who they fear may water down reform.
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With the global economy in crisis and austerity measures strangling societies — and opera companies — worldwide, the exorbitant, empty-headed staging felt out of step with the times, a creaky extravagance from an art form perennially dismissed as just that.
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There is no friendlier territory on television for Trump supporters than Sean Hannity's nightly hour on Fox News, where President Trump is forever the victim of a witch hunt and the liberal media is perennially bent on his destruction.
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The hotels in New York, Toronto, and Prague all rank perennially in TripAdvisor&aposs top 10 for their cities, and the one in Budapest, the Aria, took TripAdvisor&aposs annual award in 2017 as the No. 1 hotel worldwide.
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Set against LA's perennially chill backdrop (and with a little help from guest star Jemima Kirke), Strangers follows 28 year-old Isobel as she explores her budding bisexuality, changing friendships, and murky professional future, as only an almost-30 Millennial could.
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Leaving aside perennially hostile Pakistan, it has effortlessly dominated smaller neighbours much in the way that America does in the Caribbean: they may grumble and resent their sometimes clumsy big brother, but they have learned to stay out of its way.
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Il Sole 24 Ore daily said on Wednesday Atlantia was considering buying 35-40% of the perennially loss-making airline with an investment of around 300 million euros ($336 million) - the amount of the financing shortfall in the government's rescue package.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A dip in temperature in Singapore has prompted an unusual parade of fur jackets, scarves and other winter items in the streets of the perennially balmy city-state, as more northern parts of the globe shivered under Arctic conditions.
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It's early afternoon in Orlando, the hottest time of day on a characteristically sultry Wednesday in Florida, a state famous for its perennially warm, wet, shirt-soaking conditions, which just so happen to be pretty much perfect for playing tennis.
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" One of his latest YouTube videos shows him pulling a beastly 5'1" version of the Hungarian puzzle onto his perennially soaked English lawn, where it looks like something the Statue of Liberty might pick up if she ever dropped her torch.
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Similar to the case of Catalonia, the rich regions of Lombardy and Veneto, and probably Piedmont, want to keep their fiscal revenues for themselves instead of sending the money to Rome and to the perennially underdeveloped Mezzogiorno (Italy's poor southern regions).
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He was ultimately forced out, but his list of controversies included outfitting a security force, perennially flying first class under the guise of security concerns, trying to get his wife a Chick-fil-A franchise, renting an apartment from a lobbyist.
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Trump's actual strategy of pursuing a largely orthodox, largely hard-right economic policy agenda meant he and Brown were perennially at odds, but it fundamentally left the field clear for Brown to own his longtime brand as a working-class champion.
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Perennially short of money ("I don't even have money to buy protein powder," he tells Reena exasperatedly) and mortally afraid of his wife and her politician father, the blackmail attempt terrifies Ranjit and sets in motion events with hilarious consequences.
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Salvini is looking to slash taxes next year, saying this is the best way to boost Italy's perennially underperforming economy, which is forecast to expand by just 0.2 percent in 2019, the lowest growth rate in the 28-nation European Union.
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The success of the United States was not a surprise, as it had three of the top-10 players in the world and entered the competition as the No. 2 seed behind Russia, which perennially has the top-ranked team.
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The perennially pink-haired, glitter-dappled Mr. Bovan won the 2015 LVMH Graduate Prize as he was leaving Central St. Martins, and then went on to work with a host of blockbuster brands, including Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs and Miu Miu.
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In The Handmaid's Tale, a cabal of ultra-religious patriarchs succeed in transforming secular, 21st-century America into the authoritarian theocracy of Gilead; in Orange, the perennially oppressed inmates suddenly gain control of the closed system that is Litchfield Penitentiary.
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In 257, it parted ways with Paul Westhead, a former N.B.A. coach whose contract allowed him to live outside Eugene for five months each year, and replaced him with Kelly Graves, who had turned Gonzaga into a perennially ranked program.
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That's the setting for Don Nguyen's terrific mini-comedy "Race Day," in which Maddie (a delightfully acerbic Dominique Brillon) and Leah (Jo Mei) come to watch their younger sister, Kara, lead her perennially disastrous team to, surely, yet another humiliation.
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The World Cup, while perennially mired in FIFA corruption and never far away from fraught politics (as the Offsides newsletter has shown), is also colorful, joyful, downright good television and, in the grand scheme of things, not all that important.
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The perennially maddening part about the Clintons is their penchant for taking the worst advice, from the grossest toadies, whose fingerprints seem to be all over Bill Clinton's ill-advised attempt to smear the very supporters his wife is supposed to be wooing.
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Perhaps you'd prefer the perennially dapper Al Duca d'Aosta-sponsored gondolier uniform with its long black pants' ribboned straw hat' and striped shirts officially sanctioned by the Gondolier Association of Venice' complete with a logo of St. Mark as a winged lion?
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That means the cost on any rebuilding – probably running into the billions of euros – will have to be shouldered by a state that already has one of the highest debt mountains in the world that it is perennially struggling to keep under control.
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We learn from those around her that the popular and perennially lip-glossed teen is "blunt and honest," a confident "alpha personality" who "tells people exactly how she feels," with an added dramatic flair from the sparkle of her dermal face piercing.
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Based in Boston, the hospital, whose $800 million annual research budget is among the nation's biggest, is affiliated with Harvard Medical School and is perennially ranked No. 1 in many categories of U.S. News & World Report's listings of the country's best hospitals.
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SUPPLY: "With the caveat that Indonesian and Philippine supplies are perennially liable to disruption, weaker demand seems likely to exert downward pressure on prices, with support seen at $8,23 and resistance at $10,000," Sucden Financial said in its third-quarter metals outlook.
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An awkward follow-up to the Wii, Nintendo's Wii U perennially lagged in sales behind the Playstation 4 and XBox One, and now it's being killed to make room for Nintendo's sleek new semi-portable Switch, which was announced late last month.
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And given that its season opener is against the perennially underachieving yet uber-talented University of Southern California, a mere half-game slap on the wrist could tilt the scales in a contest that the Tide should win but very well could lose.
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Italian financial daily Il Sole 24 Ore said on Wednesday Atlantia was considering buying 35-40% of the perennially loss-making airline with an investment of around 300 million euros ($336 million) - the amount of the financing shortfall in the government's rescue package.
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When Ms Sharmila began what was to become the longest hunger strike in history at the age of 28 hers was a spontaneous act: soldiers had just shot dead ten civilians in her homeland, Manipur, a state in India's perennially troubled north-east.
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Needless to say, preoccupied doesn't even begin to describe my state of mind, and even when speaking to someone as jovial and perennially good-natured as Mr. Garvey, the conversation begins a bit stilted, and I find myself apologizing for my jittery state.
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November 8 Very loosely based on a perennially popular Dr. Seuss picture-book, the animated series "Green Eggs and Ham" features the voices of Adam Devine as the enthusiastic gourmand Sam-I-Am, and Michael Douglas as the persnickety Guy-Am-I.
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GM continues to embrace the skilled manager, although in current CEO Mary Barra the company has been making tough call after tough call on issues that the pre-bankruptcy GM had endlessly postponed, such as selling the perennially money-losing European division, Opel.
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Between descriptions of her "personal experiences as a horned-up perv" who stays perennially single, she smuggles citations from Barthes's A Lovers' Discourse, the novels of Elena Ferrante, and Dave Chappelle's "take it to the next level" speech in You've Got Mail.
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For eons the river had flowed shallow and uncontrolled into the Gulf; Eads' scheme was to build massive jetties to direct a more concentrated flow at the river's mouth, and scour a deep channel in the perennially shallow river bottom at South Pass.
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This is not to disparage the efforts of ICAN, which has done about as much as any other organization could do in the perennially stagnant arena of international nuclear disarmament policy, and has done it without also making the world a worse place.
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" Asked whether he thought it was wise for a novice to get into the competitive (and perennially underfunded) business of digital news, Mr. Steed said, "I think as long as he measures his investment, Chance is young enough to make intelligent mistakes.
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Although mightily challenged by a fragmenting retail landscape, and lamentable calendar placement as the caboose on the global men's wear train, New York Fashion Week: Men's was like "The Little Engine that Could," refusing to give in to naysayers perennially pronouncing doom.
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She gets the band back together from her old show, "FYI": Frank Fontana (Joe Regalbuto), the investigative reporter; Corky Sherwood (Faith Ford, her timing sharp as ever), a former ingénue now facing age discrimination herself; and the perennially frazzled Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud).
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Summer is perennially peak season in air travel and this summer appears to be an especially good time to fly as airline competition, the increased deployment of fuel-efficient planes, and expanding route maps offer travelers more choices and often bargain fares.
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Even more pernicious was the F.A.A.'s longstanding delegation of regulatory authority to Boeing employees — a worry that is perennially available to chew on if you like and may indeed be related to the configuration of the troublesome system as it was installed.
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Beyoncé's "Lemonade," with its dynamic single "Formation" and accompanying politically and racially charged hourlong art film, represents an edgier hip-hop-infused sound that rarely takes the top prize — Exhibit A for those who contend that the Grammys are perennially out of touch.
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"We are dismayed that the Department decided to target congressional increases to a vast number of critical programs, from aircraft to ships, including the perennially-underfunded Army National Guard, Air National Guard, and other Reserve Components," the Democratic senators wrote to Esper.
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Though the Wilder estate had perennially turned down requests to adapt "Our Town" as an opera (Aaron Copland had long sought to set it), Mr. McClatchy's deep familiarity with Wilder's work helped him secure permission to create the first opera based on the play.
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For all its stumbles, the now-defunct payments startup Clinkle was built with an idea that was radical for its simplicity: You shouldn't have to pay to use the money you already own (an idea that has perennially eluded credit card and remittance companies).
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It's telling — and not in a good way — that President Trump is pinning a good deal of his hopes on his last-ditch attempt to flip Rand Paul, who is perennially the toughest vote in the conference, from a hard no to a reluctant yes.
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The fallout culled Geneva's banks - there are now 104, 25 percent fewer than in 2011 - and the sector has pushed for regulatory reforms to ensure it can compete internationally, along with the rest of Switzerland, which is perennially ranked the world's most competitive economy.
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She has her effortlessly tousled and endlessly aped locks, perennially perfect golden tan, and deep and abiding passion for paddle boarding; he channels all of the bad boy charm and understated acting chops of James Dean with a collection of motorcycle jackets to prove it.
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Despite the deep historical roots of magic, however, practitioners of the occult continue to look to the future in order to find ways in which they are able to succesfully practice magic, and in this way, the occult itself remains a perennially modern phenomenon.
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First-time sex is like being forced to operate heavy machinery at gunpoint; you feel dangerously malcoordinated, stressed to the point of breaking out in a cold sweat, perennially on the verge of tears, and likely to lose a major appendage at any moment.
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And Tommy Tune, the performer for whom the adjective "ageless" might as well have been coined, is chatting with Deeda Blair, whose significance as a figure on the neurobiological research scene is sometimes overshadowed by her perennially elegant appearance on the New York social one.
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Under President Obama, for instance, the U.S. Congress slashed funding for democracy and governance programming in Africa by 47 percent, with the lion's share of funds only going to a handful of perennially unstable countries, including South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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"Malibu Fan Club" also appears to be a reference to a brand of rum that's perennially popular with younger drinkers (it's at least conceivable that he's just a big fan of either the Southern California town or the Chevrolet model of the same name).
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Taking over the books of the estate — over the eye-rolling irritation of her sister Marian (Gemma Whelan), perennially overshadowed by her — she sets out to exploit the estate's coal deposits, which brings her into conflict with the foppish businessman Christopher Rawson (Vincent Franklin).
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Over the past two decades, despite difficulties (political, financial and social), dedicated Arab filmmakers have continued to turn out fine films that have been an antidote to the perennially dispiriting news coming out of the former hotbeds of the Arab Spring and their neighbors.
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The notion that rap fans ought to be tied to (or feel removed from) music according to the era in which they were born is a bothersome fact of hip-hop fandom perennially tearing audiences apart that, by all rights, should get along swimmingly.
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Instead, he seems to have been consistently pushed to the right on this topic less by conviction or policy argument than by the fact that his own lack of policy knowledge leaves him perennially vulnerable to manipulation and almost invariably drawn to the furthest-right positions available.
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One reason is that Ankara is perennially skeptical that Washington takes its security concerns seriously, says Amanda Sloat, a Turkey expert at the Brookings Institution think tank in Washington, DC. The US, Sloat added, worries about Turkey's growing friendship with Russia and acceleration away from democracy.
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But some fans have a lingering soft spot for the cards and the music that accompanied them — and that has led to a thriving cult community around the cards on YouTube, coming together to circulate both the original test card designs and their perennially popular soundtracks.
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But as the new president, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, who turns 58 on Friday, takes his first strides to govern an economically distressed country that is perennially in crisis, he will do so with a ring of Castros, and their various spouses and children, around him.
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Reading this novel has all the pleasures of reading one of Anne Tyler's compelling family portraits — but transported from Baltimore to Brooklyn, peopled with aging hipsters (instead of perennially middle-aged folks) and doused with a Lorrie Moore-like sense of the absurdities of contemporary life.
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And with a 60-vote procedural hurdle in the Senate, Republicans will need the support of at least eight Democrats to pass a funding bill — and they will likely need even more help if they can't win over GOP senators who perennially vote "no" on spending bills.
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And in Muslim-majority Kashmir, a perennially vexed region, Mr Modi's government has hardened policies to tackle militancy, imposing direct rule from Delhi, threatening to end unilaterally Indian Kashmir's special legal status and endorsing, among other measures, the use of shotguns to blast stone-throwing youths.
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Andrew Bolton, the perennially Thom Browne-clad curator in charge of the Costume Institute (and curator of the "China: Through the Looking Glass Show"), is effectively the hero of the film, realizing his vision for the show while navigating the hesitations of fellow curators, collaborators and critics.
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The situation has raised concerns that the perennially under-funded regional G5 force, comprising troops from Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad, and Burkina Faso, is unable to stop unrest fanning out from West Africa's restive hinterland to coastal countries including regional economic powerhouses Ivory Coast and Ghana.
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There have been thousands of pop-psychology attempts to explain why "young women taking selfies," and it seems to infuriate men so much—it perennially feels like Piers Morgan is telling Kim Kardashian to "put it away"—but surely some small part of it must be jealousy.
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This shuts them out of many of the opportunities associated with owning a mobile operating system, and puts them perennially in a secondary position, having to work around the limitations placed on third-party apps and the inherent disadvantages they face relative to pre-installed applications.
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Picturing the First World War If you envisioned World War I, your mind's eye probably conjured the stinking trenches of the Western Front, where a perennially stalemated war of attrition was waged, or the unforgiving Atlantic Ocean, where German submarines struck suddenly and decisively against Allied shipping.
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" Yet Glass made it clear what the bottom line was: "The expectations for Indiana University basketball are to perennially contend for and win multiple Big Ten championships," he said, "regularly go deep in the N.C.A.A. tournament, and win our next national championship — and more after that.
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FC Daugava Daugavpils, a side perennially on the receiving end of accusations of match-fixing and financial mismanagement, were told by the Virsliga that their books weren't sufficiently in-order to be issued a license for the season, and were promptly re-allocated to the third tier.
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Still, if you want to take a crash survey through the predominant attitudes towards the topic, you could do worse than Google autocomplete: Automation is feared as a job-eater, is perennially coated in futurism, maybe possibly has some benefits, and is generally believed to be unstoppable anyway.
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The hottest offense in the NFL met a perennially fierce defense in football's most intimidating fortress, and the result was a classic battle with jawdropping plays and dramatic lead swings, and we won't remember any of it because the stupid NFL is stupid and pass interference isn't reviewable.
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The move raised eyebrows in the local press, since Yashar was viewed as a young aide who "handled the logistics of Newsom's travel schedule and town hall events and was often seen encouraging the perennially late mayor to get to the airport to catch his flights," according to SFGate.
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Writes Yoshida: For whatever reason — our inherited medieval imaginations, the cycles of the moon, perhaps — in their short life the movies have been perennially haunted by a fear that when two or more women are left alone together, some kind of dark magic will inevitably rear its head.
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This partly explains the internal confusion, with some — like the perennially double-tongued House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) — first for it and then against it.
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Clive Owen rubbed shoulders with George Miller, the director of "Mad Max" and this year's main competition jury president, while his fellow juror Mads Mikkelsen mingled with the likes of Heidi Klum, Charlotte Tilbury, Gael García Bernal, Jack O'Connell and Johnny Coca, the perennially kilted Mulberry creative director.
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While these restrictions on the use of CRISPR/Cas9 in agriculture are a step in the right direction, it's hard to shake the feeling that the deployment of a controversial and fledgling technology in the hands of a perennially controversial corporation might not lead to the best results.
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Mr. Bush, who was more comfortable in the fading moderate precincts of the Republican Party, didn't know Mr. Gingrich well, but the perennially hospitable president invited him and Vin Weber, the Minnesota Republican congressman who had managed Mr. Gingrich's whip campaign, down to the White House for a beer.
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LaVell Edwards, who took over a perennially lackluster Brigham Young University football program in 1972, orchestrated a string of winning seasons with innovative passing attacks run by All-American quarterbacks and coached the Cougars to the 1984 national championship, died on Thursday at his home in Provo, Utah.
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Yet rather than Trump taking a victory lap while congressional Republicans quietly sigh in relief that a swing of 80,000 votes in the Midwest would have let Hillary Clinton claim credit for all this, Trump is perennially mired in crisis — crisis that is overwhelmingly of his own making.
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With one of the largest television audiences in the world for a live cultural event, Eurovision is a rare opportunity for Israel to try to rebrand itself as a tourist destination rather than a country defined by its conflict with the Palestinians and perennially on the brink of the next war.
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The royal family may have had a bad year thanks to allegations surrounding certain problematic members, plus Harry and Meghan choosing to give up their titles in pursuit of a peaceful and paparazzi-free life, but there are two regal women who will forever be worshipped for their perennially chic style.
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The once-exclusive area is now home to rich and poor alike, oppressor and oppressed: a mesh of shacks, occupied by the poor and dispossessed, alongside grotesque mansions and perennially unfinished brick houses, their owners mostly politicians out of favor, their expensive follies creating an odd impression of blight or ruin.
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That work ethic rubbed off on the perennially upbeat father-of-two: On top of his day job as a supervisor at a utilities company that subcontracts with Con Edison, Campos buys and resells products on Amazon, building a side business that could see six figures in sales this year.
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My mother, a quiet Francophile with a half-French father, was delighted to visit me there; my father, possibly less so, given my perennially unsuccessful pleas to waiters to understand that bien cuit in his case meant there must be no pink at all in the middle of the steak.
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This perennially packed spot draws crowds to an outdoor dining platform draped in colorful, petal-like cloth panels for its South Indian fare — you'll probably need to wait if you don't have a reservation, or if you're lucky, maybe another group will let you squeeze in for a communal meal.
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In a new photograph, it appears the perennially round Sandoval has slimmed down and jacked up: Sandoval plays third base for the Boston Red Sox, and the team's president reportedly said Sandoval is in "tremendous shape," a vast improvement from past years, when his weight has been the subject of jokes and taunts.
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Edwards' art, which combines abstraction with found objects that manifest the trenchant material legacy of tools and chains, ripples with uncompromising integrity and intelligence — Exhibit A for a perennially unfashionable body of work that has only grown in strength, decade after decade, while retaining its humility in light of the history it cites.
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The perennially favorite End of the World storytelling device has exploded spectacularly over the past few years: Mad Max: Fury Road, The Hunger Games, Age of Ultron, World War Z, The Maze Runner, The Walking Dead, Last Man on Earth, The 100 ... too many movies and TV shows of mass destruction to name.
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This is partly why it took James Jones 15 years of coaching at Yale to get his team into the NCAA tournament, and why Yale hadn't been to an NCAA tournament since 1962: Because it's not easy to build a perennially good team under any circumstances, let alone in the Ivy League.
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But on the perennially unflashy Badgers, 3-point celebrations are few and far between — and not only because, with the losses of Frank Kaminsky and Sam Dekker to the N.B.A., seventh-seeded Wisconsin, which was to play No. 2-seeded Xavier on Sunday evening in the round of 32, makes fewer 3-pointers.
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But interviews with more than half a dozen policymakers and others close to the process suggest it also marked a more fundamental shift that could define Chairman Jerome Powell's tenure as the point where the Fed first fully embraced a world of stubbornly weak inflation, perennially slower growth and permanently lower interest rates.
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But when they enter the next phase, and money and fame start to play their part, will they still take inspiration from the same things that makes them so appealing, or will their perennially nocturnal CR4 lyricism no longer be able to honestly reflect the struggles they could be fast leaving behind?
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It's common enough that many performers (Wade Cota of American Idol, multiple people from 90 Day Fiancé, Kortni Gilson from Jersey Shore's twangy spinoff Floribama Shore, the perennially divorced Kevin Clancy of Barstool Sports, and at least a few dozen others) directly advertise that they will provide that service in their bios.
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For instance, he points out, only half of black women between 25 and 44 years of age are married (compared to white women), a development that's no doubt at least partly due to the difficulty black men have at finding family wages in a perennially loose low- and semi-skilled labor market.
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What Nawaz seems to understand better than any of the other critics of Islam he's so often lumped with is that Islamism is cool — and it is cool in some of the same ways that punk rock and gangsta rap and macho rebellion in general, whether symbolic or real, are perennially seductive.
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With persistent budget gaps and long-standing plans to overhaul and replace dozens of old buildings perennially delayed, the school district uses the filters as a stop-gap — a final defense to keep lead that may lurk in the water from reaching the mouths of children, who are especially vulnerable to its deleterious effects.
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There was the elderly couple perennially seated at the kitchen table of their street-level brownstone complete with Julia Child pegboard wall of pots: she with her Jackie-O double strand of pearls and cigarette in bony hand, he with New York Post and magnifying glass — then with oxygen tank, then not at all.
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Mark Jacobson's Pale Horse Rider: William Cooper, the Rise of Conspiracy, and the Fall of Trust in America traces Cooper's life and the unlikely spread of his book Behold a Pale Horse, released in 1991 by Melody O'Ryin Swanson, a New Age publisher who claims she's never read it, despite its perennially strong sales.
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With Independence Day less than a month off, now would not be a bad time to point out that Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture," a perennially boisterous highlight of the Boston Pops's nationally broadcast Fourth of July concert, not only has nothing to do with the aforementioned dispute, it also has nothing to do with America.
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And for obvious reasons our romanticization of nature feels urgent in a way it didn't even a few years ago, an acknowledgment of the terrifying Antarctic iceberg breaks, the perennially disappearing honeybees and all the flowers they won't be around to pollinate — facts only heightened by our recent withdrawal from the Paris climate accord.
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Of course, you pick your battles down at my end of the sporting spectrum: With the finish almost in sight, I finally overhauled the average speed of the perennially hapless Mario Marangoni, who in 1914 came home a distant last in every stage he completed, once wobbling in more than seven hours behind the winner.
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"Imagine what we could do if we had the complete confidence of the people," Mr. Cuomo said in Albany, on the last stop of his tour, sounding almost wistful about his perennially dead-on-arrival proposals to crack down on lawmakers' outside income and campaign contributions and create a system of public campaign financing.
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It begins in the second person, putting you into the shoes of her subject, demonstrating how it feels to be black in America—to perennially live in the extremes of institutional invisibility and hyper-visibility—and tackles everything from daily microaggressions to police brutality to Serena Williams as an accomplished athlete and veritable force of nature.
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But a deal with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE can turn this perennially difficult issue into an electoral benefit.
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Yehoshua Kenaz, "Infiltration," an astonishing novel by a great Israeli master who ought to be better known, this one set in an army basic training camp populated by recruits all disabled in one way or another; amidst the diamond-sharp dialogue, the horny sweat and sarcasm, a subtle allegory about the perennially vexed issue of strength and Jewishness.
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And Mr. Noseda — at 53, a maestro of considerable achievement who seems for whatever reason not to have been seriously considered to direct the Philharmonic — is himself in transition, newly installed as the music director of the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, in what must be considered a major coup for that perennially second-tier ensemble.
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For one thing, none of the major Republican candidates running this year are as perennially controversial or, at this point, as politically radioactive as Roy S. Moore, the former State Supreme Court chief justice who won the party's nomination in the Senate race, only to see his campaign collapse after he was accused of sexual misconduct.
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It's a city that, despite a string of successful teams in the 2240s and a squad that fell one win short of the N.B.A. finals in 27, has never fully shed its "unfashionable" label, which was affixed when the best player in Bucks history — Kareem Abdul-Jabbar — forced a trade to the perennially glamorous Los Angeles Lakers in 296.
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The dream was telling me that, if not in my books or in my life, at least in my dreams I would live perennially as his little son, with the conscience of a little son, just as he would remain alive there not only as my father but as the father, sitting in judgment on whatever I do.
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Central Asia is a buffer zone between regional hegemons Russia, China, and Iran, and perennially unstable Afghanistan, so the five "Stans" must act in a coordinated fashion to maximinze their negotiating position with the hegemons, and effectively work with their Afghan neighbors to roll back violent extremism and bring Afghanistan into the local trade and transport space.
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And this river system is not laid over the sparsely inhabited and thinly soiled Great Plains and Rocky Mountains, but over America's arable cradle itself: the nutrient-rich soil of the Midwest, thus unifying the centers of population in the 19th century, and perennially allowing for the movement of goods and produce in the interior continent.
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But the portion of the rail line to Silicon Valley is still underfunded by at least $9 billion, and the governor's comments have prompted deeper questions about America's ability to think big and work together on complex public works projects, an area that seemed to have bipartisan support during the last presidential election before it was perennially deferred.
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After an abysmal end to their season and a relatively low playoff berth at No. 2 (we're talking about the Cavs here), you could have thought that there was a strong chance that they'd get pitted up against the perennially strong and under-rated Toronto Raptors and that maybe—just maybe—they'd see their early demise.
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But rather than place the entire financial burden on the American people to reduce what he called our "infrastructure deficit" or revert back to inherently flawed programs like the perennially insolvent Transportation Trust Fund, the Trump administration appears to want infrastructure to be paid for by a combination of federally subsidized financing programs, partnerships with state and local governments and private-sector investment.
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The 1960 upset by the American team was recalled in a 2009 documentary as the "Forgotten Miracle" — the title alluding by contrast with what was hailed as the "Miracle on Ice" 20 years later, when the United States defeated the perennially powerful Soviet Union at the Winter Games in Lake Placid, N.Y., before going on to capture the gold medal.
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In 1997, at just 27 years old, he was appointed Chief Designer of legacy fashion house Givenchy, right around the same time that the perennially controversial (and now disgraced for his racist remarks) John Galliano took over Dior; in their parallel roles, the two British designers were credited with reinvigorating what was then perceived to be a staid period among French fashion houses.
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Will win: Zootopia Might win: Kubo and the Two Strings Dark horse: Moana Should win: It's a toss-up between Zucchini and Kubo for me, but I'm going to go with the Swiss film Zucchini, which offers a surprisingly sweet tale of kids living in a group home and hails from the perennially nominated distributor GKIDS, which has never won.
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The right-wing media was purposefully created by the conservative wing of the Republican Party, in part to help resolve a basic contradiction in the movement, according to Grossmann and Hopkins: Conservative candidates have also long grappled with the challenge of attracting electoral support for an ideological movement primarily dedicated to the perennially unpopular objective of limiting or rolling back major government programs and social benefits.
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Detective Angie Tribeca (Rashida Jones) — surname notwithstanding, she's with the Los Angeles Police Department — is a lone wolf, a straight arrow, a tough cookie, and her co-workers are equally committed to their clichés: the perennially exasperated Lt. Chet Atkins (Jere Burns of "Justified"), the heat-lamp-intense Detective Danny Tanner (Deon Cole) and Angie's new partner, Jay Geils (Hayes MacArthur), who gradually cracks her shell.
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We have contractors that manage teams of upwards of 220, 2000, even more other people but continue to be perennially left in this second-class state where they don't have healthcare benefits, they don't have ... for the most part, what I hear is they don't have paid sick leave and they definitely don't get access to the same well-being resources: Counseling, professional development, any of that.
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A quick scroll through the subreddit /r/personalfinance or one of those first-person, perennially viral "How I Paid Off My Debt" articles will show there are a ton of people who have sacrificed enormously to pay off their debts already (or at least claim to have), and as a result, don't have any money in savings or set aside to purchase a house.
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If the TV show belonged to the nineties, the central characters were perennially glued to the myth of the sixties, and what lent the farce its terrific poise was that the bacchanalia were matched by jolts of pathos—the dread, in Eddy's eyes and Patsy's scarlet-lipped leer, that the jollity was growing ever harder to sustain because it was already a thing of the past.
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GM Bobby Evans, who took over from long-time head man Brian Sabean a few months after the final out of the 2014 World Series, has spent his time at the helm finding bit players and the occasional star willing to buy into the San Francisco way, and who is able to contribute some specific skill set to a club that seems perennially locked into 85-95 wins.
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Later, he suggested that her attraction to women is more of an attraction to trouble, and assumed that her non-reaction signaled acceptance that he must be right: When I suggest to Cara that to trust a man, she might have to revise an old and stubborn idea of hers—that women are perennially troubled and therefore only women will accept her—her smile says she concedes the point.
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This was true then and it's true now, whether it's first overall draft choice, and prospective franchise saviour, Pat Peake shattering his heel (and his career) along the boards of the team's former suburban rink, or first overall draft choice, and prospective franchise saviour, Alexander Ovechkin, whose clubs have perennially pointed toward the Cup Final, yet been left on the road like a deposed drummer in the middle of a tour.
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And we need to give a president some basic tools to cope with such a threat: a robust Public Health Emergency Response Fund to fund the early stages of a response (the perennially underfunded reserve currently holds just 2 percent of what the US spent on the Ebola response), and the same kind of disaster assistance authority under the Stafford Act for epidemics that the president now has for earthquakes or hurricanes.
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But what a female showrunner can give you is, at the very least, a fighting chance to get stories on the air which have female protagonists who feel complicated and real, who are not merely perennially "likeable" appendages to the male characters who get all the good stuff: interesting jobs, moral quandaries, personal agency, not to mention the ability to age or appear even slightly less glossy than your standard, extremely thin fashion model.
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When you hit the Search button in Chrome OS to bring up the unified search box / app launcher, your Android apps and Chrome apps will appear there together, both first-class citizens on the OS. Android on any screen size larger than 7 inches has perennially been a terrible experience — even on Google's current flagship tablet, the Pixel C, most apps appear in full screen and you can tell they're not designed for it.
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Examples include a perennially leaky waterline that spans the Grand Canyon and provides all the drinkable water for millions of visitors each year; leaking roofs in many buildings in the Martin Luther King Jr. national historic district, including the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church; and more than $30 million in trail repairs at Mammoth Cave National Park near Bowling Green, Kentucky — the world's longest known cave system, with more than 2023 miles of explored underground paths.
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League water mule Peter King floated the social justice theory on behalf of Kaepernick's former team, and the perennially late-to-the-party Jason Whitlock somehow made it into the Wall Street Journal ten days later to chime in, furthering his goofball theory that Kaepernick has been used by progressive Twitter users and that he is not on a team because owners don't want to come off as racist if he gets cut.
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Likewise, the perennially popular category, Things That Look Like Other Things — the corn flakes, Doritos, and other humble objects that, if you squint hard enough, seem to resemble famous people, places, or things — have their parallel in the "figured stones" treasured by premodern collectors of curiosa, surreal minerals "in which cats, dogs, fish, and humans were 'sculpted by nature,'" as the historians of science Lorraine Daston and Katharine Park write in Wonders and the Order of Nature.
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Included in that group are the competitive states that Americans have become accustomed to in recent years, like Colorado and Virginia — which are new to the group of highly competitive presidential states — as well as states that have longer histories reflecting the nation, like Nevada and Ohio, which nearly always vote for the presidential winner, as well as Florida, the biggest state in the Union that has been perennially competitive over the past handful of elections.
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Yet more notable to this viewer's eye than Mr. Leto's inoffensively modish get-up was the matinee-idol chic of a Dunhill suit as worn by the British actor Henry Cavill; or a taut Prada version that rendered the perennially rumpled-looking Benicio Del Toro impeccable; or a structured Alexander McQueen tuxedo worn as casually as sweats by Eddie Redmayne, probably the most innately stylish man in Hollywood; or a crisp white Dolce & Gabbana version worn by Lonnie Rashid Lynn Jr. (Common to you).
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Second, there are plenty of ideas in the ether that would help address Britain's problems while working with, not against, the grain of its existing, LME model: for example, Mr Osborne's attempt to knit together the big northern cities, measures to help workers in a fast-moving economy retrain and relocate, reforms to boost and improve the quality of university attendance (even at the expense of the country's perennially flaccid apprenticeship system), a trade policy focused on selling the City to China, perhaps even some first moves towards a negative income tax or citizen's income.
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