The duo and their celebrity guests play up their differences.
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What physical feature have you always loved to play up?
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For example, we've always worked to play up Blake's lashes.
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Treat it like a job — and play up your part.
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Play up the maverick idea and they just might bite.
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They're going to play up the propaganda in this sense.
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Those who are invested are keen to play up its advantages.
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Concealer. What physical feature have you always loved to play up?
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A single battery charge lets you play up to 23 hours.
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They'll also play up the administration's success on criminal justice reform.
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We always want to play up, that's our mentality on defense.
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"Play up that this is a 'billion-dollar opportunity,'" he suggests.
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But they didn't play up the news on their morning show.
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Trump, otherwise no social conservative, loves to play up these issues.
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Dark Souls fans love to play up the game's difficulty too.
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They liked to make fun of Judy and play up the pills.
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Despite the criticism, Usher's still not afraid to play up his texture.
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That's what Johnson and Black want to play up in their adaptation.
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Depending on the setting, I'll try and play up my best assets.
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They, too, play up their mission and the importance of each job.
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Are you ever tempted to go play up the street at Berghain?
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Disorganized play up front has caught up to them in recent weeks.
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So the militias tend to play up their role in the conflict.
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I think AeroFarms does not play up Newark enough on the packaging.
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Even so, Saccone on Tuesday sought to play up the Democratic effort.
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We would be better not to play up expectations for the outcome.
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The protesters have been eager to play up the air of civilian rebellion.
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I can play up my villain persona, but this is my real life.
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She was quick to play up her debate performance and thanked her supporters.
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They had to play up the only angle they had to remain relevant.
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You guys never -- you didn&apost play up that part of the report.
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How do the ideas of responsibility versus belonging play up against each other?
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Hit play up top to hear more about tackling the on-demand economy.
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Both camps look eager to play up the differences between the two candidates.
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Butina was all too eager to play up this line for her marks.
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Many artists play up his wrinkles and elderly features to suggest his wisdom.
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Men, on the other hand, play up to every tortured artist expectation imaginable.
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Could their stuff play up for five innings instead of seven or eight?
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Those who are 13 to 18 can play up to two hours a day.
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It would have been easy to play up the extremity of the behavior here.
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Instead, they play up existing threats, embrace a narrative of victimhood and sow despair.
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Play up the positives, and make mention of any noise mitigation projects you've undertaken.
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Caroline: Oh, Elizabeth for sure is going to play up the self-defense angle.
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All of this was to underline the ridiculousness, and play up on the humor.
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Parks emphasizes those frustrating obfuscations by breaking the play up into blocks and songs.
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With their shifting identities, the Bushes were able to play up these various roles.
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The pitch came in so slowly that it made his modest fastball play up.
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Instead they play up college benefits and career training in medical and tech fields.
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For local play, up to eight people can have characters on the same Switch.
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This season, play up its '5953s roots with oversize hoops and loafers with heels.
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"You have to go in and break the double play up," the first baseman said.
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The Magic Button just lets you play (up to four) playlists without touching your phone.
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The Murdochs have a reason to play up any negative news about Facebook or Google.
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It's not unusual to see advertisements that sexualize women and play up to gender stereotypes.
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Google has an advantage here, and it's one it would do well to play up.
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Political backers of climate action often downplay any uncertainty and play up potential catastrophic outcomes.
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Across the map, Democratic candidates are using tactics designed to play up GOP incumbents' absence.
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She thinks Feldman continues to play up the friendship because he's desperate to be relevant.
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But not all celebs play up their fame and fortune when planning the Big Day.
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It may challenge people to be more interesting, some people play up to the cameras.
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At campaign stops, they find themselves forced to play up the protection of male politicians.
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He denied the polls existed but later instructed his campaign to play up different data.
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To raise money and mobilize people, advocates play up ethnic categories to an extreme degree.
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We play up until the last minute and run to our team meeting at 1.
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So I feel like there's some play up Murdoch's sleeve along those lines as well.
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Democratic contenders are seeking ways to play up their own backgrounds and advance their own agendas.
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Dwane Casey loves having extra ball-handlers on the floor, and Wright's defense can play up.
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In fact, I'd play up Danny's rejection of his Asian heritage prior to venturing to China.
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Plus I feel free to play up and down the timeline of the Lady Astronaut universe.
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"We really wanted to play up the romantic color of her gown," Cheng tells Refinery29 exclusively.
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I try very hard not to play up to it, but it's hard, to be honest.
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This is clearly something that Apple is trying to play up in their new ad, below.
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They play up their charms, pit adults against one another, and engage in loud, public wailing.
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"He just told me I need to pick it up, pick my play up," Williams said.
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But the pair was forced to play up their sexuality to cash in on bigger success.
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We didn't play good, we didn't play good enough — we didn't play up to our standard.
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The calculation is clear for leaders like Macron -- play up the good while ignoring the bad.
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Other Democrats in the race have a clear outsider storyline they can play up in contrast.
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Historical recipes for home cooks play up the sweetness, suggesting ingredients like mandarin oranges and marshmallows.
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You see them play up close and you're saying, 'Why isn't that person in the NBA?
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To play up the threat of violent crime deflects attention from the question of gun supply.
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"It's just about being together as a family and really getting to play up Santa," she adds.
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Of course, some shows play up that awkwardness, creating over-the-top, meta jokes about real brands.
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But where those shows play up adventure or espionage, Chess takes the story to very personal levels.
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And if she has anything to say about it, that version will definitely play up the romance.
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And Gillespie missed other opportunities to play up his connections, even as the president tweeted his praise.
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But even those with little song-and-dance experience can find ways to play up their strengths.
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But mostly, it doesn't play up any girl-power messages, or get particularly preachy about its feminism.
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Or they may seek to play up their pro-EU credentials and pitch for the centre ground.
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No other sign knows how to play up their beauty, charm, and sexual magnetism quite like you.
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Since I looked at it as a job, it was fun to play up the villain character.
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Achieving more will require Sogou to play up its ties with Tencent, China's most valuable technology company.
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The government goes out of its way to play up the personal benefit Davis received in return.
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It's better, then, to play up those members who are going to keep bringing in regular revenue.
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The statement "continued to hype up the South China Sea issue and play up tensions," he said.
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The filmmakers opted not to do so, to play up the thriller aspects of the plot instead.
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Her response: to play up her unusual body type by wearing tight dresses that accentuated her skinniness.
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Play up textures even more with soft avocado and papaya, and crunchy passion fruit seeds and celery.
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Play up their differences, but not too much — lest that actually reinforce voters' biases about those differences.
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The rings come in different styles and sizes and can replace or play up your nail polish.
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Play up your venue and wedding location — for instance, what's a New York City wedding without pizza?
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Local radio stations play up the seasonal cheer with an assemblage of genre-spanning big-ticket shows.
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Google even appeared to play up this point in its blog post announcing the shutdown this week.
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Because of Sabbath restrictions, they play up to four games on Sunday mornings, sometimes back to back.
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That means play up the things employers are looking for and play down the things they aren't.
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One thing world leaders have learned is how to play up to President Trump when he visits.
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The curve allows both to play up in a way that has been extremely unpleasant for NL hitters.
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If Chinese propaganda organs play up the Meng story, Beijing is linking Meng's arrest and the trade dispute.
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To get the most assistance, always be polite—and again, play up your status as a loyalty member.
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Despite the failure, Trump continued to play up his close relationship with Kim, saying the summit ended amicably.
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In 2015, Apple's App Store made 75% more revenue than Google Play, up from 70% more in 2014.
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So when I play up, it's more hard-nosed defense and I have to use my IQ more.
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Or last year with Steph Curry, was it Steph Curry's wife, when he didn't play up to standard?
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The second would be to play up the campy side of the "Mother" persona, or Norman's cross-dressing.
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There was, in fact, no way for kids to play up there, even if we had wanted to.
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Play up your eyes, then add a swipe of mascara and tinted brow gel to complete the look.
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Courtesy Lucy Hale To play up Hale's eyes, Deenihan started by applying the maroon shade from the mark.
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It will play up to four hours of video or 30 hours of music on a single charge.
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When Apple unveiled the seventh iteration of the iPhone yesterday, it made sure to play up the camera.
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Aberg is going on a conditioning assignment, meaning he can play up to 14 days and six games.
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If he can keep this level of play up, the Vikings are real contenders to take the NFC.
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While it could only play up to 720p it was a small price to pay for the comfort.
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That experience has enabled her to play up relationships with community and anti-violence groups in the borough.
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GOP attack ads look to play up Quist's history of financial woes and his stance on gun rights.
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This puts President Trump, who has tried to play up his relationship with Kim, in a difficult spot.
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They wanted to play up the larger-than-life aspect of this Hollywood thing coming at the end.
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They play up its potential to crack open cold criminal cases or reunite missing children with their families.
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And her supporters tend to play up the fact that a victory for Davids would make national history.
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But not all is lost for those of us who want to play up our derriere — or any other body part — when on the move: Sarmiento suggests trying a sculpted spray tan or a non-transferring glow lotion like Red Carpet Kolour to play up arms, legs, abs, and, yes, butts.
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We play an exciting brand of hockey, try to play up-tempo, and he's a big part of that.
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"The AfD is trying to play up reports of its support, but no one has proven it," he said.
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While it continues to try to play up its neutrality, Egnyte has clearly hitched its immediate future to Microsoft.
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That Randall was able to play up the line-up's similar synergies — leather, for example — was only a plus.
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Whether it be a backpack, bomber, button-up or joggers, pick one piece to play up with the print.
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Many books about the early days of Silicon Valley play up the hippie-meets-techie culture that shaped it.
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He paints a dire picture to play up a lawlessness that discredits the status quo (as represented by Clinton).
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Play up too tight and he'd be at risk to commit a foul or get left in the dust.
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In contrast, Xi is expected in his opening plenary speech to play up China as a proponent of globalization.
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That was what we were trying to do as a whole — play up both sides of all those things.
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And, using his maverick PR skills, Trump was consistently able to play up the differences between himself and Clinton.
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Whereas state-owned banks often hide their party background, their shadow peers play up their government connections, however tenuous.
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Kim and Trump still play up the personal rapport they say they developed during three face-to-face meetings.
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Napoli said he did not try to play up his zany side, but he accepts that it comes naturally.
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"Since coming back from the All Blacks in June, he's really taken his play up another level," Jane said.
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The film's trailers play up its digital effects, which wouldn't have been anywhere near as advanced 20 years ago.
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The works play up the void of outer space, sometimes with shocks of color, other times in marbled grayscale.
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Rather, it's the opposite: gifted players often "play up," training with older players rather than their own age group.
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Perhaps Apple could have used today to really play up one of its shows, or a handful of them.
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I couldn't date a Chinese guy—they have so much ego, and they play up to the paternal role.
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Sometimes playful, sometimes poignant, the posters drawn by local artists take aim at opponents and play up Portland's aesthetic.
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"The pattern of the Republicans is very clear that they continue to play up to the president," she said.
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But it's also true that Paul didn't play up the differences between himself and the party all that much.
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Deutsch, however, took the conversation in an entirely different direction that also managed to play up several sexist tropes.
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"We play up creativity, silliness and delight in areas where most companies focus on utility and convenience," Tan concludes.
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And the law benefits from an orderly judicial process that doesn't play up nonexistent emergencies, wasting precious court resources.
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For his part, Rodriguez wore a lilac colored tuxedo jacket to play up the iridescent quality of his fiancée's dress.
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Tech publications repeatedly reuse the same 2014 Babson College study to play up how much men dominate the tech industry.
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That's what was very much an interesting part of B.D., what I tried to really dive into and play up.
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Meanwhile, Republicans will play up Mueller's conclusion that there was no criminal conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the Russians.
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If I want a bit of drama or am heading out at night, I love to play up my eyes.
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It's something she likes to play up when talking about the way she's adapted to new forms of social media.
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We need to change the rule, or let the other officials overrule it, or open the play up to review.
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Here's the good news about brown eyes: They're easy to play up, since brown is a mix of primary colors.
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It was a sporting event, with an inane WWF style-introduction designed to play up "in-fighting" between the candidates.
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Did the campaign's initial plan to play up Clinton's soft, grandmotherly persona backfire at a time of mounting global turmoil?
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Look for the Sun Devils to play up for this game as the team is still fighting for bowl eligibility.
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To use color, I thought I had to play up the same kind of assertive look to make it work.
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But the Grammys didn't really play up this aspect of their personality as much as they might have this year.
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Schonberger was advised to play up the Jewish aspect of his mixed-religion and largely secular upbringing in the meeting.
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Place names were changed — so, too, were textbooks — to de-emphasize Muslims' contribution to India and play up Hindu teachings.
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Play up its throwback femininity (and cover up) with a demure cardigan in blush pink and a high-waist skirt.
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MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Bucks were happy to get another win though they know they didn't play up to their standards.
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Nick Foligno set the play up by holding off two Canadiens along the boards and getting the puck to Dubois.
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Cozy sweaters and festive gear aside, makeup is one of the easiest ways to play up your features this season.
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Mr. Fong suggested using a contrasting paint color to play up attractive molding, or even to create a wainscot effect.
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Republican politicians in states across the country are running campaigns that traffic in bigotry and play up fears of minorities.
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She wrote on her blog that she decided to keep to her signature eye, but play up her lips a bit.
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All this is the backdrop for the decision by Ant and Tencent to play up technology offerings instead of financial services.
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Called "Accept," that ad was created to play up the company's "Community Commitment"—a response to alleged discrimination by Airbnb hosts.
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There's times I didn't play up to my abilities, and Sister Jean will be like, 'You'll get them next time, Donte.
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My feelings of connectedness to him made me feel inspired to pursue and play up those things in my own life.
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When it comes to the women on the show, The Bachelor will try to play up stereotypes of jealous, catty women.
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But eager to play up her ties with Obama, Clinton said Tuesday she has "continually talked" with Obama during the campaign.
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Motor tends to play up at an event like Summer League, as the games tend to devolve into semi-organized chaos.
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If he can keep his play up through those tough tests, Jackson will likely end the season as the MVP favorite.
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It can connect to devices up to 30 feet away and play up to 15 hours of music on a single charge.
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We're transitioning into winter, which means it's time to play up deeper smoky eyes, vampier lips and more daring makeup looks altogether.
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Our final decision was to play up her eyes with a soft lip so she didn't have to do any touch-ups!
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Chamberlain says that any recent graduate who is looking to get hired should play up on their ability to work with data.
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"We could have gone with a darker lip, but I always tend to play up her eyes — they're so fantastic," says Levy.
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The controller comes bundled with a wireless adaptor that plugs into the NES, and lets you play up to 33 feet away.
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For makeup, you should also always play up your brows so they don't disappear on camera and frame your face all night.
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More than any other golfer at the moment, Mr Koepka seems to play up or down to the importance of the competition.
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Even though all eyes were on her embellished plunging dress, the queen of accessories sure knew how to play up her outfit.
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But there's another, more nuanced possible strategy for the push to play up the self-driving: that someone has to do it.
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To play up her "sassy business meeting" vibe, she rounded out the look with metallic loafers, a gray handbag and oversize sunnies.
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Because if you're going to channel SZA, you've got to play up every detail, down to the signature mole on her lip.
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Courtesy Erin Andrews As for the hair, Randall was inspired to create a wispy textured updo to play up the romantic vibe.
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Besides fitness, Apple likes to play up the Apple Watch as a fashion accessory, but this unnecessarily holds back the watch, too.
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"Lea has beautiful eyes, great skin and a contagious smile, so it's fun to play up any of them," she tells PeopleStyle.
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"We just haven't consistently been able to play up to our abilities, just probably as a whole," Arizona's Paul Goldschmidt told reporters.
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Sprouse explained that season 2, announced just weeks after the show's premiere, will play up the pulpy, noir aspects of the show.
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" Even though she didn't feel uncomfortable, Elizabeth admitted, if she "can play up that card in whatever way possible, I'll do it.
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Critics say that the administration is not only bending, but outright snapping the truth to play up the threat of Islamic terrorism.
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GOP to play up Clinton double standard For the most part, Republicans refrained from outright allegations that Comey caved to political pressure.
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In concert, Ms. Zauner is joined by several touring musicians, who play up the riotous freedom in her music to great effect.
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This is the time where we've got to play up to our capabilities and put our best foot forward every single day.
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"If our players stay healthy and play up to their abilities, I think we're going to be playing in October," he said.
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But the tumultuous day raised questions about whether Sanders supporters would unify behind Clinton, and Republicans sought to play up that discord.
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To do it, Republicans might try to play up the hot-button issues that defined Mr. Trump's coalition, like immigration and trade.
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The series has been trending this way for a while, and this new choice should only play up its lady power vibes.
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Some of these interests will steer them towards candidates – like Senator Ted Cruz – who choose to play up their ties to these voters.
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An Uber spokesperson tried to play up the introduction of a new promotional feature for drivers introduced alongside the per-mile pay cut.
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That made me even more excited for games, like, How am I going to play up the makeup with the uniform this time?
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Handmaid's Tale pilot director Reed Moreno and series cinematographer Colin Watkinson play up the claustrophobia of Handmaid's both in wide and tight shots.
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With the new NCAA rule on redshirts, players can play up to four games in a season without losing a year of eligibility.
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Each look gives me the opportunity to be someone else or play up a different persona, which is always fun to experiment with.
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See, instead of trying trendy looks, Johnson prefers to play up certain features by employing blasts of bold color and fun, graphic shapes.
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"Experimenting with colour and shape is a fun way to play up your eyes without going too out-of-the-box," says Rinaldi.
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The producers play up the comedy Sure, RHONY's emotional storylines and all-out fights might make fans think the show is a drama.
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Broadcasters like RT and Sputnik spread disinformation that furthers Mr Putin's ends and slant news stories in ways that play up their divisiveness.
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It's all very big and epic, and seems to play up comparisons the game has drawn to Bethesda open world RPGs like Skyrim.
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Because cloud software is growing fast while traditional software sales slow, companies have an incentive to play up their prowess in the cloud.
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In September, the company showed off an early model of the headset, though it didn't really play up the device's mixed reality capabilities.
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Bellowing the charge from lecterns in their New York accents, Trump and Sanders play up their outsider status and channel their supporters' unease.
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Take PewDiePie's "diss tracks" about T-Series, released in the heat of the battle for subscribers and intended to play up the competition.
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However, Muir says that environmental factors play up to 70 percent of the role in creating alcoholism, with biology contributing the other 30.
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Though her match style is loud and one-dimensional, she knows how to play up the saltiness and drama that accompany the sport.
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Television newscasts play up the melodrama, focusing on the human tragedy; we can never get enough close-up shots of family members crying.
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They will next play up to 10 more games at the blinding pace of only five minutes per player — so-called blitz games.
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As a traditional white nationalist organizer, Spencer's success is due in part to his ability to play up the unexpected: education, style, inventiveness.
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Lately, the White House has been trying to play up its policy work as Trump comes across as a man consumed by impeachment.
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The Sanders campaign began to play up its candidate's ability to defeat the president more as nominating contests started this month in Iowa.
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Politicians have long used coded language — with phrases like "thug" and "superpredator" — to play up to white Americans' racial fears, particularly in the South.
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Some states and schools have adopted textbooks written by RSS scholars that play up the role of Hindutva leaders and marginalise more secular ones.
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But as polls show a narrow margin for Menendez, grassroots activists have started organizing and canvassing to play up the senator's pre-indictment record.
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Hopefully, that's something that will improve as the series goes on, although the show's posters do play up the color palette quite a bit.
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He will play up as many new revelations from the Wikileaks releases of the Clinton and Democratic National Committee emails as they come out.
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Or, if you're more on the experimental side, you can play up the style with subtle designs like Ariana Grande's take on the trend.
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They're not just pretty to look at, though; eyeshadow palettes can also be one of the best ways to play up your eye color.
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Examples of the planned messaging, per the official: Across the board, the campaign plans to play up the strong economy and historic low unemployment.
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It's a major diplomatic event, and Chinese officials are even more eager than usual to play up the BRI's successes and downplay its failings.
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This is the film's first full trailer, and it's really trying to play up the magical feeling of stepping into a strange new world.
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Both versions feature a glossy finish and play up the fact that the shape mimics the helmets worn by Darth Vader and the Stormtroopers.
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You could play up your weird side, though acting like an outcast and rebelling against expectations might just make you feel even more isolated.
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It was a unique chance to play up the fear of migrants, whom Russians, and Muscovites especially, love to blame for all their ills.
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Advocates of impeachment are eager to play up, and skeptics to play down, the possibility of the Judiciary Committee's work leading in that direction.
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Sanders has sought to play up his New York roots, reminding supporters that he was born in Brooklyn and spent his formative years there.
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The Kardashian sisters are rarely seen on Instagram or in public without glamorous makeup that's designed to play up their eyes with false lashes.
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In the aftermath of the Democratic convention, the media sought to play up how unified party members felt about the results of their election.
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After repeatedly branding Mueller as an out of control prosecutor bent on a "witch hunt", Trump would seek to play up his sterling character.
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Dorothée Boissier said her firm sought to mix polished and textured finishes to play up the natural character of materials, much like Gabellini Sheppard.
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This story is so weird and surreal, and the discordant sound is there to sort of play up how surreal the whole world is.
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During the 2016 presidential election, Facebook and Twitter were both used by foreign actors, who sought to play up political divisions around social issues.
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On weekdays, minors can only play for 20183 minutes, while they may play up to three hours per day on weekends and public holidays.
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Such comments set the tone for a visit in which both sides will be eager to play up what unites rather than divides them.
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His scripted comments contrasted with NATO's choreographed efforts to play up the West's unity by inviting Trump to unveil a memorial to the Sept.
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The new shoulder-length style reinvigorated her look with a sense of lightness and let her play up the naturally wavy texture of her hair.
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"The media has a tendency to play up the information coming out of CBO because they believe it to be objective and nonpartisan," Joyce says.
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It would be so easy to play up the historic nature of voting for the first woman president, to point out the shattering glass ceiling.
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The app intelligence firm came to these figures by analyzing data across both Apple's iOS App Store and Google Play, up until December 20163, 2018.
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The whirlwind of viral stories about the dog program sometimes play up their radioactivity to the point of inaccuracy, but they also help CFF's visibility.
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So does a long propensity, striking in a state with such a prickly nationalism, to play up its geopolitical importance in return for foreign aid.
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It was one thing to play up a grade level on travel ball teams, and another to compete against college athletes on a daily basis.
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And celebrity hairstylist Anh Co Tran for L'Oréal Professionnel helped her play up the exotic glamour of the gown with a long, slightly undone braid.
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She also got to play up the imagery, saying she was inspired to make the Queen's head massive after seeing an original John Tenniel illustration.
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Google's latest Android ad aired tonight at the Grammy's, and it was only fitting that it use music to play up Google's drive for originality.
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Both campaigns are deploying top surrogates for the Sunday shows this week, where they'll likely to try to play up expectations for the other side.
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So it was just [considering] what parts do I play up, what parts do I play down, but always remembering that there's, like, a toolbox.
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Instead of emphasizing the health of the economy, Powell seemed to play up risks like the US-China trade war and a slowing global backdrop.
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MANY of those who voted to stay in the European Union in Britain's recent referendum play up the lack of contact between Leavers and migrants.
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But it's not just kindness from President Xi Jinping — it's a calculated decision to play up to the U.S. leader's apparent weaknesses, experts told CNBC.
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He's sought to play up his willingness to back Trump and said earlier this month that he was open to supporting Trump's 2020 presidential run.
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Some of the most iconic LGBTQ anthems have come from allies in the pop world who play up the fun-loving aspects of queer life.
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Others may play up or even invent symptoms that can make them eligible for the Purple Heart medal or valuable veteran's education and medical benefits.
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Strategists for the party also worry that voters will get "Russia fatigue" if they continue to only play up the chaos surrounding the White House.
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Apple took out a big billboard ad in Las Vegas during the show to effectively troll its competitors and play up its own privacy chops.
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Yonder Alfonso walked to load the series, but Carlos Correa made a nice play up the middle to get a forceout and end the inning.
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The video accompanying his announcement, part of an initial $213 million ad buy, instead seeks to play up his middle-class upbringing in Medford, Mass.
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The company will not, for example, fully eliminate photographs from guest profiles, instead opting to downplay their significance, and play up other factors, like reviews.
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In many videos, you can hear the tension in the parents' voices as they cheerily try to play up the trip to a stunned kid.
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It's a pivotal period when executives look to play up their company's stability and growth to a world of potential new investors on Wall Street.
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Meanwhile, Ms. Byrd conspired with Ms. Beisel to play up their discomfort with Mr. Spilo in conversations with others while instead secretly targeting Ms. Kim.
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Catering to the male gaze, professional female athletes were taught to portray a traditionally feminine exterior and to play up the perception of their heterosexuality.
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Lyft is pitching investors on the simplicity of its business, while Uber is expected to play up its more diversified strategy, according to the sources.
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That could lead startups developing vaping gear or other products that could conceivably be used for either pot or tobacco to play up the cannabis angle.
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Miranda sheds some more light on which résumé words to nix and which to play up, so that you can send off your résumé with confidence.
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Elsewhere, billionaire activist Tom Steyer is mulling a run that would likely play up the topic, even though these days his political work is far broader.
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Collins deployed her signature ethereal style to play up Cardi's status as a celebrity who is constantly under surveillance but also becoming wealthier by the day.
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The company, however, seemed content to play up how "quickly" it put together ad, with tweets and even a New York Times story celebrating its process.
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The Badgers will play up the road from Ann Arbor at Michigan State on Sunday afternoon with a chance to tie the Boilermakers for first place.
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And that's why Trump should not just continue to play up this growing rift with the establishment, he should play it up as much as possible.
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It's a bit fussy, so hit the forum thread to see some useful links to get online play up-and-running with this free Uplay edition.
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The ECB may play up the economic boost from weak oil since the euro area is a net oil importer and cheaper crude lifts disposable income.
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Ahead of Trump's arrival, May sought to play up the prospect of a post-Brexit trade deal with the US, one of her key political objectives.
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As the BJP's popularity has faltered, hardline Hindu nationalists have tried to play up divisive issues that have historically fired up the party's right-wing base.
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Democrats say they will play up Price's past support for cutting the growth of Medicare and a privileged offer he received to buy a biomedical stock.
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As for Lima's makeup, Martini decided to play up the star's eyes, opting for a super-sexy smoky eye, which she paired with a nude lip.
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Why Retail M&A Winners Feel Buyer's Remorse | Retailers often play up the strategic benefits of deal-making and underestimate the difficulty of integrating two companies.
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Recruitment videos in Uzbek and Russian play up the heroic adventure of fighting jihad in Syria, drawing an attractive contrast to the drudgery of migrant labor.
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Recognizing the economic potential after China's opening up in the 1980s, Singapore has also gone out of its way to play up its shared Chinese heritage.
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I feel like it doesn't necessarily play up all of our strengths, and I think to handicap ourselves in that way felt like a good challenge.
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"He's got a little New York in him, that little cockiness, that little swagger that you need to play up here in the Northeast," Todd said.
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The fashion establishment tends to elevate those designers who play up the artistry and high-minded theatrics of what is, on some level, the rag trade.
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The wild card is Andrew Wiggins, who keeps saying he's going to play up to his draft position and contract but never seems to get there.
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Johnson is tasked with having to play up the wacky as DeVito, which can try your patience at times, but for the most part is entertaining.
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Rhule's NFL future is by no means guaranteed, and there's a chance that his Baylor Bears play up for him regardless of what his future holds.
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This was the challenge facing Bertrand Guyon at Schiaparelli, and this season he mostly decided to play down the visual puns and play up the drape.
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But its website gives some clues: Cambridge Analytica used its site to play up the kind of influence it carried in major elections around the world.
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And, according to an email they sent to reporters on Sunday night, the hackers do want to play up the Game of Thrones angle:Hi to all mankind.
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Yeah, we're going to have it, and that will play up ... you talk about our mode, our competitive advantage, a lot of it is our supply chain.
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One advantage Uber will likely seek to play up to investors is that it is the largest player in many of the markets in which it operates.
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One advantage Uber will likely seek to play up to investors is that they are the largest player in many of the markets in which it operates.
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Trump No two running mates see eye to eye on everything, so it's not fair to play up every difference as a sign of dysfunction or tension.
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Obama and Ray have been experimenting with different looks while on her blockbuster book tour, and the Grammys provided another fun opportunity to play up her makeup.
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But joining forces in 2007 allowed Mr. Zangardi and Ms. Haenn, both former stylists for MTV's on-air personalities, to play up their different strengths and sensibilities.
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When asked how Trump could improve his standing among female voters, Marino suggested the real estate mogul should play up things like including women in his Cabinet.
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Play Up The NecklineIf prints or out-of-the-ordinary sleeves aren't your thing, getting creative with the dress' neckline can also help your piece stand out.
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NFL access media loves to play up Belichick as a football monk unconcerned with the affairs of the world and singularly obsessed with the task at hand.
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I am very interested in making future recordings which play up the natural acoustics of a room recording and the positioning of players' instruments in that room.
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He did not play up the Texas-size windfall from a deal, as he once did when he sold it as a lucrative fringe benefit of Brexit.
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Most e-commerce start-ups play up the ways they're not competing with Amazon by, say, working with local vendors or selling bespoke items that Amazon doesn't.
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And so when he talks about, like they ... If you go visit Netflix in the last few months, they play up this interactive stuff they're playing, right?
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The Romanian-born baritone Sebastian Catana plays Rigoletto as a dry, lunky doofus, yet finds touching ways to play up the paternal sentimentality that ultimately undoes him.
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The early episodes play up the cousins' conflicts; Chris, who's recently returned from Idaho, is a frequent punching bag for being overly assimilated into white hipster culture.
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Harnden, the staffers said, would play up the drama in their stories in ways that would make them feel uncomfortable having their byline attached to the article.
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Dr. Rucker said it was self-serving for physicians and hospitals, which may benefit financially from keeping patients and their data captive, to play up privacy concerns.
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And Netanyahu, who has made his close relationship with Trump central to his re-election campaign, will undoubtedly play up his visit in the final campaign stretch.
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The new marketing campaign, with the slogan "You're already one of us," will include billboards around the country and online commercials that play up the platform's versatility.
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While some hotels in town play up Mardi Gras themes and a touristy experience, Windsor Court caters to a savvy and sophisticated guest looking for peaceful elegance.
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To play up the psychedelic effect, the show makes use of rotoscoping, a technique in which live-action footage is traced over, frame by frame, by animators.
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Most analysts expect this to become a larger flashpoint as liberal activists play up the coverage loss and premium increases and as Republicans debate the issue among themselves.
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As your legs are your slimmest measurement, you can go wide-legged to balance your top or wear the slimmest of skinnies to play up your leaner parts.
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The victory, his first in 2016, was also the first by a Jewish candidate in a presidential nominating contest, although Sanders wasn't one to play up that fact.
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Contrast this with the way male action heroes tend to be cast: Whether they're heroic or aggressive or suave, they almost always tend to play up masculine virtues.
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The campaign to leave will play up Europe's economic woes, its migration troubles and the crisis over refugees as good reasons to get out of the entire mess.
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And since competitors tend to play up to their level of competition, it's very likely that an improved Democratic Party will make the GOP a lot better too.
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Google's also expected to play up some kind of Google Assistant support and weatherproofing for both smartwatches as well as interchangeable bands (perhaps only on the Watch Style).
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Lyft will pitch investors on the simplicity of its business while Uber is expected to play up its more diversified strategy, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Trump will need to strategically play up his assets that are appealing to young people, and spread the right message in a snappy, out-of-the box way.
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Despite centuries of efforts to play up its exoticism, which Brazilians often encouraged, Brazil was always, for better and for worse, fully a part of the Western world.
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Nelson had revised the play up to the last minute; it included references to the morning's rain and to the just-announced assassination of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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Lyft will pitch investors on the simplicity of its business, while Uber is expected to play up its more diversified strategy, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Indeed, the name Diana was selected not only for its lunar-friendly connotations, but because lead engineer John H. Dewitt Jr., wanted to play up the virgin angle.
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Clinton, a career politician, as a change agent, how much to play up the history-making potential of her candidacy and how to address anger over income inequality.
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Candidates across the political spectrum are trying to play up their crime-fighting credentials and appeal to an electorate fed up with a weak economy and endemic graft.
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The company has also sought to play up a split between the union and the South Carolina workers by invoking the union's efforts to preserve production in Washington.
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And he should play up that he is bold enough to do something no president has done and few elected officials have called for: suspend the death penalty.
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Another major point the White House was keen to play up was a pending side deal on currency manipulation, but the deal would not have an enforcement mechanism.
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Those are framed as positive terms, but really they're just saying, "Hide the bad parts and play up the good parts" — and therefore, there are "bad" and "good" parts.
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Peele dared to play up the ways in which liberal racism can be just as dangerous to people of color as overt discrimination, and implicated white women as perpetrators.
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Until now, the Clinton campaign appeared content to leave the disavowing work to the super PAC, while it spent its TV money to play up Clinton's kinder, gentler side.
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I have learned to play up my best physical features and dress to enhance them instead of wearing what is trendy, but may not look the best on me.
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It has opened a nuclear museum (pictured), broken ground on a nuclear-related industrial park and drawn up blueprints for homes and hotels that play up the atomic theme.
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But the gadget is a grown-up alternative to the bunches of other multi-cookers, most of which play up their "ten things to make in 20 minutes" functionality.
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Why it matters: The estimate is a way for the Trump administration to play up the most painful effects of a shutdown, which they would blame on the Democrats.
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Experts say Iran also has tried to play up the divisions within the Arab world and Russia also has played a role too in stoking friction in the region.
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Putting on a show As he did when selecting Gorsuch in the early weeks of his administration, Trump has sought to play up the drama of the selection process.
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This is a game the Cardinals are in a position to win, and I think the defense will play up to the moment in front of the home crowd.
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And it's in the interest of police to play up any increases in murders and crime to argue they need more resources and greater leeway in pursuing tougher tactics.
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In response, Mr. Kjellberg jokingly rallied his fans to stave off T-Series, even going so far as to make a comedic diss track to play up the competition.
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The company is expected to play up the economic impact of its app ecosystem, the FT notes, but it will be interesting to see if it makes any concessions.
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Both play up to their squeaky-clean pop idol personas, and it&aposs these two you root for most when the stakes rise and things get a little scarier.
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After two episodes of softening its lead, the show got to safely play up Rachel's more feminist, take-no-nonsense bona fides in the face of an obvious scrub.
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The trailer for Boss Baby dropped two weeks later, and both the film's marketing team and entertainment journalists have been happy to play up the supposed connections between the two.
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And Trump's first official state visit to Beijing was a grand affair, labeled by the country a "state visit-plus" that would play up informal meetings between the two leaders.
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I'm a girl; I like to dress for my moods and I from looking at Rihanna's style, she definitely can play up any mood or theatric that she is in.
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"I love to play up Bella's eyes, that's why whenever we do a makeup look, it's always eye-focused, because I am so inspired by her eyes," Oquendo tells PeopleStyle.
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The traditional Apple move is to play up ease of use — the ability for pairs of speakers to work together and the ease of pairing an iPhone to the speakers.
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Ilana will continue to play up that fun factor in both her chill ensembles and really vibrant party looks (not that she needs a party to get dressed like this).
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I don't have too much experience in SEO, but I'm hoping to play up my background in education so they'll see that I can bring that perspective to the role.
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In South Korea, this eye-defining artistry goes next-level with a bevy of techniques and tricks that clever makeup-lovers combine to play up and flatter their eye shapes.
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He added that Cruz would likely have to play up the issue of abortion rights more than Trump because he is relying so much on evangelical voters in the primary.
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Two allies blamed Bannon's West Wing foes Cohn and Kushner for planting stories meant to play up his influence, knowing that the image-conscious Trump would resent Bannon for it.
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So perhaps when Brexit hard-liners or Bavarian populists play up border crises that may seem exaggerated they are speaking to a deeper concern among their small but dedicated base.
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But her brashly colored photographs, as well as films on numerous screens here, play up the outlandish and uncultivated to such an extreme that she undercuts her own strongest insights.
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Both Clinton and Sanders differ greatly on foreign policy, so it's unclear whether the party's platform will defer to Sanders's more dovish approach or play up Clinton's more hawkish beliefs.
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She moved immediately to capitalize, reading the rejected letter from King opposing Sessions on Facebook, then turning immediately to TV hits on MSNBC and CNN to play up the conflict.
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Norton's instinct to play up the noir elements makes for a fun, slapstick twist on the genre at points, and 1950s New York is a lot of fun to explore.
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Mr. Biden's objections then were more about birth control than abortion — but his eagerness now to play up the latter is telling of how profoundly the Democratic terrain has shifted.
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Trump is a reality TV performer and that means his job is to be an exaggerated version of himself, to play up the most polarizing, attention-getting aspects of himself.
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Allusions to Classical mythology and the animal kingdom were most likely attempts by promoters to play up to stereotypes about black fighters, and to present them as somehow foreign and exotic.
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So he treated it as just another part of the gig, albeit one he clearly enjoyed, using the medium to play up his love of detailed storytelling and southern-weirdo charms.
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One of our favorite ways to play up the volume of exaggerated sleeves, like the bell sleeves on this sweet eyelet blouse, is to pair them with equally amped-up pants.
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While not immediately related to the tweet that kicked all this off, the obviously bad photoshops that often accompany these tweets play up the painfully fake angle of the original meme.
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It's easy to perform cap surgery and come out with a roster that can't play up to potential, and that's the last thing the Dolphins need after the listless Philbin Era.
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For Pakistan, Jaishankar said it is possible that Islamabad would play up Wednesday's airstrikes as "some kind of a retribution," and that could even lead to a de-escalation of tension.
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Trump's aides have been happy to play up the President's interactions with Republican senators -- he made calls from France last week and over the weekend from New Jersey, officials told CNN.
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That's a mystery that Mr. Cannan and Mr. Adam play up, though defecting to a totalitarian country seems like a deranged career move, even for a filmmaker down on his luck.
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Rinne, who came into the night having stopped 77 of 80 shots in three straight wins prior to the break, continued to play up to his old standards in the third.
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Neil Patrick Harris takes on Count Olaf, fully embodying the character's evil, murderous nature while also being just campy enough to land the dark jokes and play up Olaf's many disguises.
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These 16 performance-ready triggers feature soft-touch rubber that can play up to 136 effects, somewhat like the old school Akai MPC samplers, and get illuminated in various LED colors.
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While it has the biggest budget of any new play, up to $7.75 million, it is scheduled to run just 18 weeks, which producers hope will create a sense of urgency.
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After giving up 567 yards in a crushing 13-39 loss to Ohio State that closed the regular season, Michigan's defense again could not play up to its No. 1 ranking.
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Thankfully, I'm not required to care or let it define me; for what it's worth, I am even entitled to play up the stereotypes if I see something to be gained.
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The Canada-based developer has built up a reputation for giving players a variety of choices to make as they play, up to and including who they would most like to bone.
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These men are more than happy to play up the idea that brown skin equals bad guys, casting nations of people as faceless, dehumanized monsters who are to blame for every ill.
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While Cracker Jack continues to play up nostalgia on its packaging (though the young lad appears to have gotten a new dog), the signature gifts inside have taken a decidedly modern turn.
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Once that's finished, you'll be able to use the app on your phone to play up to a minute of the audio squiggles inked on your body, whatever sounds they may contain.
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Tyson Barker, a fellow at the German arm of the U.S.-based Aspen Institute think tank, said German political parties had agreed not to play up any fake news or embarrassing information.
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Katie McGinty (PA) – Former federal and state environmental regulator Katie McGinty, ever the revolving door opportunist, may attempt to play up her energy industry ties in a desperate appeal to Pennsylvania workers.
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LGT is keen to play up its bloodline across the business and central to its offering is a private equity-heavy portfolio that closely matches the investment strategy of the Liechtenstein family.
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The Kadabra is a futuristic-looking MIDI controller that allows a musician to play up to 16 instruments simultaneously and manipulate sounds generated by an external sound source, via wireless or USB.
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There's one more change to his profile that's making everything else play up, including that changeup (which, incidentally, has likely been the most valuable pitch of its kind in the entire league).
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Rick Scott, who said Thursday that "this storm will kill you," is a Republican with no incentive to play up the seriousness of the disaster in order to help the Clinton campaign.
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There have been complaints that when the people on that team had a dual reporting structure, in interagency discussions they would play up one or the other depending on what benefited them.
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Privacy After more than a year of intense scrutiny over how the tech industry handles user data, expect gadget makers to play up new privacy measures to help earn back user trust.
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And in typical Chinese fashion, it's priced very competitively at 206 yuan ($100), while adding new features like portability — it's able to play up to eight hours of music on the go.
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Sanders' campaign, looking to play up his opposition to wealthy and corporate interests, said the U.S. senator from Vermont was ready to go after Bloomberg and Patrick, both wealthy businessmen, in absentia.
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As the network's different departments and shows run through their preliminary plans for the day, he makes it clear which stories he wants them to play up and which ones he doesn't.
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Either way, the call stood and Adrian Gonzalez followed the play up with a fly out to left field for the final out of the inning, so we're all winners here. [MLB]
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The super PAC is looking to play up some of Bloomberg's controversial statements about women, including his recent remarks to The New York Times about news anchor Charlie Rose and the #MeToo movement.
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"A lot of people started telling me my videos are ASMR, and I didn't even know what that was, but now that I do I try to play up that sometimes," he said.
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But research by Inge Edvardsen from the University of Tromsø suggests that the disturbances in the atmosphere can cause magnetic sensor—which most drilling operations use to determine their position—to play up.
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It's about knowing what looks best in candid photos (hey, you gotta play up the proportions you've been given), looking up-to-date but not try-hard, and mixing and matching just so.
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"The people who get turned on to chamber music through us at the Purchase venue, they get hooked and start coming down here for the programs we don't play up there," he said.
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The Taiwanese man, affectionately known as Uncle Pokémon, learnt about the game from his grandson, and can play up to 20 hours straight before he runs out of battery power for his devices.
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Nvidia (303PM PT / 9PM ET) Last year, Nvidia made car integration a big part of its showcase, and it looks like the company will again play up its "digital cockpits" and autonomous driving.
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Its highlights include a timer, a customizable alarm, Bluetooth capabilities, an embedded 259.99mm full frequency and backward speaker, and the ability to play up to five hours of tunes on a single charge.
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The rapper delivered the performance of the night,... Google's latest Android ad aired tonight at the Grammy's, and it was only fitting that it use music to play up Google's drive for originality.
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Netanyahu himself sought to play up his ties to the U.S., even going so far as to commission a massive billboard depicting himself with President Trump as a not-so-subtle visual reminder.
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But this is also an opportunity for Facebook to play up its commitment to protecting user data after the Cambridge Analytica scandal — although the company says the update isn't connected to the controversy.
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Wu is set to play up-and-coming stripper Destiny, who learns the ropes of pole dancing from Lopez's Ramona, only to plot ways to get rich by stealing from their rich clients.
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The problem with running this play in the spread is that there's no one left to stop the backside defensive end from chasing the pulling OL and blowing the play up from behind.
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"Go after the hedge funds and their circle, play up the story in the press, and maybe no one would notice that the big banking executives were continuing to walk free," he wrote.
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Biden sought to play up those differences at the last Democratic debate by touting himself as a champion of ObamaCare and drawing a contrast with Warren's and Sanders's support for Medicare for All.
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Sources close to the company tell TMZ ... fake Ed Sheeran was a gimmick to play up the benefits of their vegan snacks, which offer the great taste of real meat without the downside.
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In a statement provided by the Buttigieg campaign, Love said that he saw the similarities between the mayor and Obama that Buttigieg has tried to play up as his candidacy has heated up.
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Rubio, and basically the entire Republican Party establishment, marched into South Carolina determined to play up an expected third-place finish as a kind of triumph and a second-place finish as outright victory.
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"Going forward, I think China will still play up the BRI as trade and prosperity but I think more and more people will be suspicious and mobilize the public against the BRI," Chin warned.
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This "keeping it real" quip probably isn't as throwaway it might seem: Healy is used to talking to journalists, and it's highly possible that he feels a need to play up his famous candor.
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Even better is Hopkins, who seems to be having the time of his life as Burton, perhaps because he gets to drop the dignified gravitas or once and play up his goofy, eccentric side.
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Cory Booker will play up that Trump came in on a promise to drain the swamp, "but we've seen the exact opposite — he's enriching his pals across the country," a Booker campaign aide said.
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It would be easier, and perhaps cagier, for Mr. Trump to play down the importance of Iowa, play up Mr. Cruz's strength with evangelicals and other conservatives here, and rush on to the Feb.
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Sanders will appear with his friend and ally Warren, who could very well play up their agreements and leave it to viewers to decide who they believe is a more imposing general election prospect.
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Musically they set their feminist-centric anthems to pop melodies and surf rock guitar rhythms—something that they play up with a moodier tone on Lost Time (out on April 1 via Hardly Art).
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Volvo, whose ads play up its Swedish heritage, featuring football player Zlatan and musicians Swedish House Mafia, saw earnings triple last year thanks in large part to demand in China, now its largest market.
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Then, if they are one of the 68 teams that make the cut into March Madness, they can play up to six more games (seven if they are one of the "play-in" teams).
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The company has instructed them to play up the potential return on investment of a Steinway — a message that resonates strongly with frugal Chinese families — and to speak at length about the company's history.
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They are voting for and against candidates every day by choosing who to play up and who to play down, who to criticize and who to praise, who to adore and who to ignore.
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However, this feels like too many points to give up to a Northwestern team that has proven time and time again to be able to play up to the level of almost any opponent.
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The White House is expected to play up the sanctions against Iranian officials as a symbol of Mr. Trump's displeasure with the Islamic Republic's government — and solidarity with those who are rallying against it.
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But several members now privately suggested that allowing that would risk appearing to appease Russia and could undercut an effort to play up the peacemaking presence of a North Korea delegation at the Games.
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Even if Trump was considered wild and unpredictable at first, he is firmly in the pro-Israel camp now, so it's in Netanyahu's interest to play up the strong ties between the two leaders.
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This apparent defensive orientation stems from press releases about joint U.S.-ROK military exercises over the decades, which play up the defense of South Korea so as not to stoke Pyongyang's fears of invasion.
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Trump will be sworn in as 45th U.S. president on Friday, and the markets are looking for him to play up his pledges to push forward tax breaks and infrastructure spending early in his administration.
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Instead, he finds that the owner of Coca-Cola bottling is leveraging the mayor of his city to play up crime rates and invite developers in to clean up the town with new luxury housing.
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Consider it a gift or a curse, but the famous reality family is known to play up major trends, which means that some version of their looks are often available in any store or online.
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Apple's event invitation suggests that the company might play up beautiful blurred backgrounds, known as bokeh, and other benefits of being able to play with focus, which support the idea of a dual-camera iPhone.
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They repeat the mantra of party unity, dread that the media will play up any tension, get queasy at how an untactful chant at the wrong time in July might lose an election in November.
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Cashman would not rule out calling up a player or two from the minor leagues, but he stressed that the talent on the major league roster should be able to play up to that standard.
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First, they have to play up anti-Trump sentiment, which will help make many races competitive by energizing the Democratic base and appealing to disenchanted Trump voters (or at least convincing them to stay home).
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That was something that I talked with my cinematographer, Jala [Trautmann], about was kind of using a little bit of Hitchcock references, and we really tried to play up the suspense a little bit more.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - British Trade Minister Liam Fox on Thursday urged lawmakers to take a different view of Prime Minister Theresa May, seeking to play up her international achievements and calm growing criticism of her leadership.
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That's because Trump got elected at least in part because he could play up his image as a populist who, unlike those out-of-touch establishment Republicans, would leave popular social safety net programs intact.
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The WHO continues to report dozens of new cases in China, but Beijing labels these as imported cases of people returning to China and prefers to play up its lack of new domestic cases instead.
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And while digital marketers are keen to play up the customer insights from the metadata they collect via our browsing, our understanding of the effectiveness of data to influence user behavior is still quite new.
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It's asking a lot for a team to be favored by 148.13 points, but if the Vikings play up to their ability, and the Broncos play down to theirs, this game could easily get there.
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The report said headers accounted for 27 goals including 15 from open play, up from 23 at Canada 2015, and highlighted the players' ability to better use the width of the pitch to deliver crosses.
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She was always playing catch-up to Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera, which forced her to play up the contradictory, sexy-but-virginal persona that record companies seemed to think teens wanted at the time.
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Adam wound up with a bloody eye from the encounter too, but conveniently, the show never showed that footage until Tuesday night, to play up the idea that Lee and Kenny had come to blows.
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In the past Mr. Macron's advisers frequently attempted to play up the supposed similarities between the two men — both outsiders, both non-politicians who defied the odds — to show that they could find common ground.
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So, expect the Saudis to privately play up with you, how close you have become, especially compared to your predecessor, and the great strides you are making on countering Iran, which is a shared priority.
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Its staging, at an intersection dotted by local businesses on El Paso Street, was designed to play up O'Rourke's status as the only candidate in the 2020 Democratic field who hails from a border city.
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The President was so obsessed with a firefighters union's endorsement of Biden that he retweeted 58 tweets Wednesday morning seeking to undercut it, giving the former vice president an opportunity to play up his electability factor.
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Eastern diplomats fear a new gap could open up along the old Iron Curtain that may never close, especially if the rich states play up to voters and refuse to fill the EU's Brexit budget gap.
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Fronted by a bona fide guru, the firm's marketing strategy—play up the benefits of natural products, then paint foreign multinationals as latter-day imperialists—delivers over $1bn in annual sales, up tenfold in four years.
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One advantage Uber will likely seek to play up to investors is that it is the largest player in many of the markets in which it operates, and the fact that it operates around the world.
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Pitches play up its monthlong battery life, low price (around $50), iconic ringtones, and the ability to play a new version of Snake, the pre-cursor to "Angry Birds" and the original mobile phone time-waster.
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Pitches play up its monthlong battery life, low price (around $1010), iconic ringtones, and the ability to play a new version of Snake, the pre-cursor to "Angry Birds" and the original mobile phone time-waster.
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"What I want to do is to help bring him back to this iconic force and maybe play up the truth and justice and just not be so noisy about the 'American way' part," Miller said.
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"I like to play up my eyes," the bareMinerals Beauty Ambassador told us in a phone interview this week, saying that her date-night look really depends on how much time she has to get ready.
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While journalists like to play up the amount of money the thieves steal, and the seeming power of the hypnotists, what's really going on further down in the story are the actual methods these criminals use.
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While Israeli security forces prepare for violent protests along Gaza's border with Israel, and possibly more rockets launched into Israel from Gaza, we should expect Netanyahu to play up the security risks of enhanced political uncertainty.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) has taken heat from some within the party for its reluctance to spend money in races besides the one in Georgia, something its GOP counterpart has sought to play up.
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But the reality is that we have a tendency to play up the divisions among parents and among women, and to turn women on one another, and turn mothers on one another, and it's really counterproductive.
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The debate in Washington -- which casts Ukraine as a corrupt, dysfunctional place -- allows Moscow to play up a favorite official theme: Ukraine's shift away from the Russia orbit has led only to chaos, poverty, and conflict.
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The film that was released replaced 30 minutes of the original cut with 30 minutes of new footage, designed to play up the romantic relationship between Hawn's character and a young man played by Kurt Russell.
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Even non-fiction portrayals of sharks often take the "man-eater" bait: Discovery Channel's annual "Shark Week" has become a pop culture juggernaut partially because of its controversial tendency to play up shark aggressiveness for ratings.
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The most resonant chosen one narratives in recent years, then, have tended to be those that play up a chosen hero who is accidentally chosen, or becomes a hero through their own moral grit and determination.
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The game continued at 1-0 for a while until midfielder Rose Lavelle made a beautiful play up the field and took a strike that the top of the box that made its way past the goalie.
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But because of how the term has been used over time, it's attained a different, pernicious meaning — one that politicians and media have subtly embraced to play up likeness to and contrast from people of certain demographics.
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Asif Kapadia's 2015 biopic Amy didn't play up to the singer's roguish side either, although amid the sadness there are moments where Winehouse is genuinely fucking funny, adding to the pathos and the viewer's sense of loss.
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Senior guard Kethan Savage scored a season-high 20 points against DePaul; the George Washington transfer is averaging 12.4 points per game in Big East play, up from 2.3 points per game during the non-conference slate.
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It can also store and play up to 500 songs without a smartphone, so if you have a pair of Bluetooth headphones, you don't need to carry around a clunky mobile device while working out or running.
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Luke Bryan is not only country's most popular entertainer but its biggest target for impersonations by other artists, thanks to his ever-present grin and dance moves that play up the silly side of his sex appeal.
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And now, they have nothing to show for it except another significant task, the chance to play up to two more matches before they can claim another world championship, starting with a semifinal on Tuesday against England.
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Both Carolyn Chute's "The Beans of Egypt, Maine" and Cathie Pelletier's "The Funeral Makers" play up their clannish characters' antic charms while making clear the specific and unique ways their lives have been shaped by rural poverty.
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Harry only has to watch short videos and explains that the longer they are, the more likely they are to come across unpleasant content (he also explained that they're obligated to play up until the last frame).
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The president's decision to play up the threat by the far-left anti-fascist movement comes as the country is still reeling from a number of violent incidents carried out by individuals influenced by the far-right.
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And big time, like there's five divisions I think, I might be wrong on that but there's a whole east division with Toronto, New York, Philadelphia, Montreal and D.C. We play up and down this road trip.
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They almost certainly play up to our cultural expectations of how gay and straight people should look, and, to further narrow their applicability, all the subjects were white, with no inclusion of bisexual or self-identified trans individuals.
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If the appropriate response to reality is to sometimes go insane, then perhaps the appropriate response to Californium is to enjoy it for what it is without needing to play up its connection to a science fiction genius.
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Israel likes to play up the improving ties it has with those countries, but that could quickly come to an end if it takes dramatic steps that sideline peace talks and kill any hope of a Palestinian state.
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All the firms insist that such diverse mineral exposures in fact provide them with a "hedge" whichever way the vehicle fleet develops (though they play up the copper in their portfolio as possibly the best bet of all).
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The best tracks on Joanne play up her vaudevillian abilities to great advantage; the less impressive ones seem to slip back into top 40 mode, and in those, she sounds like every other pop princess vying for airtime.
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The Tele-Tune, produced by Interconnect Telephone of Canada around 1981, focused its ringtones on the caller, not the recipient; it used chips to play up to eight tunes in place of the ringing you might expect otherwise.
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In his recruiting pitch, Cutts doesn't play up the politics of D.C. Instead, he makes the case there is no place a single engineer or product manager can make as big an impact as working for Uncle Sam.
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Ambition was tempered with respect, however—rather than play up to the obvious version of his story, Farnworth wanted to "do right by George," which meant digging deeper into the true meaning of his actions and his research.
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Media sites frequently play up the vulnerabilities of machines, and add fuel to the fire of rumors that circulate in political circles — such as the suggestion that Russia is trying to undermine the Democratic Party through coordinated cyberattacks.
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Cottrill has said that "Bags," a despairing indie-rock song, is about her first physical encounter with another woman—she recently said that she is not straight—but she does not play up this context in the lyrics.
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The Giants defense is still one of the worst in the league, but hopefully, they can play up in front of a raucous crowd hoping to cheer Jones on to his first win at home at MetLife Stadium.
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At the beginning of June, Paul uploaded an episode of his new series "Team 10 Uncut," where he explained how the rumors started and revealed he and Mongeau decided to play up to it to get more views.
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Much as Bozza used to play up to the British tabloids with his playboy persona and party lifestyle, he has cultivated a lighthearted image in his career as a pundit and generally presents himself as an affable joker.
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Seattle's J.R. Sweezy was called for false start backing the play up to the 6, and Wilson's final attempt for David Moore in the back of the end zone was partially tipped by Jahleel Addae and fell incomplete.
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That game, Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic, was created at the behest of Fuji Television to give an extra push to Yume Kōjō '87, a heavily promoted two-week festival designed to play up the network's upcoming programs.
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Only the third president to hold office in the age of mass media — Harry S. Truman's was the first televised inauguration — Kennedy had a way of dressing that was clearly devised to play up his film star looks.
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These remarks rapidly entered the lexicon of political operatives and journalists as a textbook example of a damaging gaffe, so framing Clinton's remarks as a potential new "47 percent moment" is meant to play up their potential consequences.
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She used her beauty and fashion sense to play up her roles and ended up becoming a prolific film star, right next to Greta Garbo and Marlene Dietrich (Wong actually acted alongside Dietrich in the 1932 film Shanghai Express).
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Leaving the rest of my face fairly bare, I decided to play up my eyes each day of the festival — and, as a result, discovered a few hero products that lasted through hours in the blazing heat and dirt.
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That she's willing to play up and play to Cary's sexuality shows how far Hollywood may have come, but it also reveals how such progress can be couched in hilariously limited ideas of what gay men can look like.
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It was in Oracle's interest to play up the significance of rangeCheck as much as possible, and David Boies, Oracle's lawyer, began to argue that Google had copied rangeCheck so that it could take Android to market more quickly.
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The show tried to play up some of the parallels between these two guys and their fathers (or, rather, the man Jon thinks is his father), but it felt a little unearned because we were suddenly seeing Gendry again.
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In return for Apple being allowed to move its Scrooge McDuck-style pool of gold coins back here for a pittance, the company has promised to make a token investment and Trump gets to play up its sound bites.
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The ruling comes as Beijing looks to play up its credentials for protecting and enforcing intellectual property rights, after being stung by criticism, including from the United States, that it does not do enough to protect against IP infringement.
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Females began when Verso Books asked Chu, a 27-year-old critic-essayist with a particular interest in gender and feminism and avant-garde weirdos, to write the introduction to a reprinting of Solanas' 1965 play Up Your Ass.
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After sending her on first class trips to Vegas, engaging her in almost a year of negotiations, and getting her to play up her "ghetto credentials" for the part, Mahmood got her drunk and asked her for some cocaine.
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But I just think the speculation of having one foot in the door and one foot out the door, I think kind of like with what Paul George had, it only lets you play up to a certain level.
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Part of the problem is that the screenwriters (four, including Mr. Virzì, share credit, working from a novel by Michael Zadoorian) treat the characters' symptoms as plot devices — traits they can ignore or play up as each scene demands.
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Ever since Trump's election a year ago, we've seen business leaders attempt to play up to Trump's tinpot tendencies by agreeing to show up to public events with him and telling him they are taking his concerns Very Seriously.
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The founder is hesitant to play up the idea that he is going after the company he used to run, pointing to potential deals where Rival owns the ticket inventory but the team chooses to sell some through Ticketmaster.
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After Kansas was upset by Texas Christian, 85-82, in the Big 12 tournament, we'll see if the Jayhawks are able to play up to their seeding, which they have not always been able to do in past tournaments.
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According to Microsoft Studios head Matt Booty, who spoke with UK gaming site MCV, "over the next year, two years, all of our games, sort of like PC, will play up and down that family of devices," Booty said.
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If you need to play up your boyfriend devotion and play down other male attention sooo thoroughly and irrelevantly to me — a completely neutral stranger — then I can only imagine how doggedly you've had to reassure your skeptical boyfriend.
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ET, Big Ten Network Plus ABOUT COLUMBIA (1-1): Engles wants the Lions to play up-tempo and the key are 6-973 guards Mike Smith and Quinton Adlesh, who combined for 45 points in the win over Longwood.
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Villanova ranks third in the country in two-point percentage, in part because opponents are so wary of their three-point marksmanship that they play up on shooters and allow for backdoor cuts and easy drives to the rim.
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Many of the film's goriest moments are shown only in quick glimpses, or very low light, as if Green Room itself is somehow unwilling to look at its carnage for very long, preferring to play up its physical and emotional horror.
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Some of the flourishes in ''On the Run'' were harmless or even felicitous — one character's ''morning routine of clothes ironing, hair care, body lotion and sneaker buffing'' — but others seemed to play up her own peril or pander to audience expectations.
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Whether you want to embrace the traditionally preppy, girly feel of a mini or you'd prefer to play up a more punk, tomboy feel, you just have to get clever with what you wear on top, underneath, and on your feet.
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Only when he came to Leicester City in 2015 did the world start to take notice of the player who patrols the area in front of his defense in such a way that allows both midfielders and defenders to play up.
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While Apple may be able to play up the exclusivity of its phones, the AirPods haven't yet established the same level of "cult loyalty" from consumers, said Barry Kirk, a vice president of loyalty marketing solutions at Maritz Motivation Solutions.
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Nicki Minaj will be performing, but not on the VMA stage — the Best Hip-Hop Video nominee is taking to "an iconic New York location" that MTV is keeping under wraps, likely to play up its "Everything Might Happen" tagline.
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"Excited about a player that has the ability to play up and down the lineup, has scoring attributes, has some size and strength, and hopefully will be a good complement to our group," general manager Don Sweeney said of Stafford. 1.
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Clinton has also used the issue, as she has with gun control, to try to play up her ties to Mr. Obama, who remains broadly popular among Democratic primary voters, and to cast Mr. Sanders as at odds with the president.
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New Day for America, the PAC supporting John Kasich Reach: Aired in Pennsylvania Impact: This is standard biographical fare, with Kasich trying to play up his Pennsylvania roots (he lived there until he moved to Ohio to enroll at Ohio State).
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Trump and his cronies will try to play up the military spending as proof that they are making America Great Again, but the effects of this budget will reverberate around the country—and may very well backfire, as Trumpcare already has.
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Fresh from bankruptcy and eager to play up its greener initiatives, GM leaned hard into the Volt's electric powertrain and downplayed its more real-world characteristics like the gasoline engine that would kick in after electric power was used up.
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There's alway been a vague good 'dark side/light side of the Force' narrative in the ongoing battle for ride-sharing supremacy between Uber and Lyft, but Lyft's definitely trying to play up the disparity with its recent strategy decisions.
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The sunglasses in hand and the scarf in her hair really play up the fact that the Teen Choice Awards trophies are surfboards, so while she may be ready for work, she's ready for a trip to the beach, too.
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Uber will likely draw investor attention to its larger market share and wider business operations, such as freight hauling and food delivery, while Lyft will play up its smaller but highly focused ride-hailing business, said people close to both companies.
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Laurie Thompson, the founder of Willow Tree Advisors and a former longtime financial-services recruiter at the industry giant Heidrick & Struggles, told those gathered to lose the Hotmail email accounts — and play up whether they do 5k runs on the weekend.
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While Mbappe is discreet about his charitable giving, and hasn't sought to play up French media reports that he has waived his match fees at the World Cup, giving the money a charity instead, those in Bondy feel his impact.
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No matter how much they try to play up their Green New Deal or stoke fears about white nationalism, Democrats know that if the economy keeps going the way it is, they are sunk and Trump will cruise to reelection.
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Alexander Vindman, expect Democrats to play up Taylor's service to the country, as well as his status as a full-fledged Trump administration official, chosen by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to serve as the administration's highest-ranking representative in Ukraine.
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"That's a very, very dangerous place to be as a Republican, and it just seems really hard for me to see how they're able to hold the House if all of those seats truly play up to their expectations," Walter said.
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She was a commercial pop icon, yes, but also a sweary, gum-chewing 17-year-old who didn't play up to the idea that in order to be a mainstream artist you had to live up to unreasonable expectations of girlhood.
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It's a cool addition to Assistant's music functionality, where you can say "play me the song that goes 'I never thought it would happen with me and the girl from Clapham' " and it will play Up the Junction by Squeeze.
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Jacksonville still needs Johnathan Cyprien to play up to the second-round pick they spent on him or they need someone to replace him, but Gipson has the potential to be the best Jags safety since a young Dwight Lowery.
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I don't love that this game is in Atlanta, as it's tough to imagine the Falcons folding at home, but if the Rams play up to their ability, they have the talent to win this one and get back on track.
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Growing violence has become a key issue ahead of October elections, with candidates from across the political spectrum seeking to play up their crime-fighting credentials and appeal to an electorate fed up with a weak economy and endemic graft.
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That's because the policy behind "sanctuary cities" is a lot more modest than either side is willing to admit — and both sides have an incentive to play up its symbolic importance rather than the actual impact it has on immigration enforcement.
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"Go after the hedge funds and their circle, play up the story in the press, and maybe no one would notice that the big banking executives were continuing to walk free," Mr. Gupta wrote in a new book, out next week.
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If it can play up grievances against the United States in the developing world — including insults by President Trump and lingering hard feelings about the United States Justice Department investigation it might be able to cobble together a winning coalition.
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"As our content comes out over the next year, two years, all of our games, sort of like PC, will play up and down that family of devices," the Xbox Game Studios director Matt Booty told MCV in a recent interview.
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The message, which appears to be sent by senior management, includes detailed instructions for setting up a VPN and encourages employees to play up their struggles with acne (a condition that can contribute to anxiety and depression) while writing their reviews.
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He established an exploratory committee in December, two months after publishing a memoir, "An Unlikely Journey" — a familiar path for presidential candidates who want to play up their life stories and qualifications and, perhaps, get ahead of their biggest vulnerabilities.
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Ferrell's over-the-top reactions and habit of spitting out random, totally inappropriate words to answer questions is on full display here, as is Poehler's charming straight-man condescension and ability to both play on and play up someone else's jokes.
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He is sure to play up the benefits of the landmark tax cuts that he helped push through last year, as he did at the White House on Wednesday in an appearance with families who will benefit from the plan.
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Even though Clinton came away technically victorious, the narrow gap between the two Democratic candidates means that the Sanders camp—and media organizations—will play up Sanders's momentum as he heads into New Hampshire, where he has an even better chance, and beyond.
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Samsung is going to have to be really precise with its sound isolation if it wants to play up the S-Ray's supposed selling point, otherwise these speakers are just going to end up annoying people nearby like other neck speakers do.
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When people started hearing our songs, I started paying attention to what I thought people wanted us to be like as a band, and I did play up to that even if it was only for a four- to five-month period.
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To be fair ... 'Big Brother' contestants are known to play up the theatrics, but Omarosa certainly seemed sincere when she told Ross she was "haunted by tweets every single day" and attacked by Trump's other staffers when she tried to advise him.
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Ivan Melnikov, a member of a public body that monitors prisons, visited Calvey in custody on Monday and said the investor told him a U.S. diplomat had visited him and that Calvey had asked them not to play up his case publicly.
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Under Chair Janet Yellen, the Federal Reserve has done very little to surprise investors other than to repeatedly play up the likelihood of, and then put off, a follow-up hike to last year's baby step bringing rates a little above zero.
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If you feel like your résumé is thin, either because you're very early on in your career or you're making a career change, try detailing activities you have participated in that can play up your potential along some of the metrics Ruyle mentions.
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For men trying to play up their virility in the name of a hallowed right-swipe, no pose is too desperate or too extreme, and among the many visual patterns emerging in the age of digital courting is dudes holding really big fish.
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For years, the typical football contract allowed a team to cut a player who got hurt (or didn't play up to par) and not pay him anything beyond the season in which he was injured — even if his contract was for several years.
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Even while other experts at the briefing talked down at the idea — Anthony Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, cautioned "flexibility" on the timeline — Trump continued to play up the idea of ending social distancing guidelines by Easter.
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We're never invited into his head, even when he's doing things that other movies would play up as admirable — like when he forgoes seeking the presidency to keep his daughter, who is a lesbian, from having her private life dragged through the press.
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"We called it a cul-de-sac," Mr. Lilly said, adding that the dead-end created a quiet green space overlooking the East River that he was able to play up to make the area feel quaint and detached from the city.
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"At the very least, these types of headlines play up concerns about dysfunction in Washington and the inability of this administration to pass any meaningful legislation, particularly related to fiscal stimulus," said Omer Esiner, chief market analyst at Commonwealth FX in Washington.
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"Trump is trying to play up his relationship with Xi Jinping, and is willing to give him more time to address the economic problems in the relationship while trying to extract from him more willingness to put pressure on Pyongyang," Glaser said.
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European stocks traded largely flat Wednesday after Prime Minister Boris Johnson pressed pause on the progression of his Brexit deal.. The pan-European Stoxx 2600 pared early losses to trade just above the flat line by the close of play, up provisionally by 23.1%.
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I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a little worried that in season 2, the Insecure writers were going to play up Tasha's around-the-way-girl-ness and her willingness to go after the guy she likes to make her seem… well, basic.
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Hill silences Mariners bats in A's 5-0 win SEATTLE — During a season that hasn't always seen the Oakland A's play up to the competition, one thing that manager Bob Melvin can count on has been the competitive fire of left-handed starter Rich Hill.
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For instance, EDGI found that the DOE Energy Information Administration's Energy Kids page was altered to play up fossil fuels and play down climate change, while the EPA's "Student's Guide to Climate Change" was unlinked from its main page and buried on its site.
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Last fall, The New Yorker did a really incredible cover story on Nicki Minaj, and she talked about feeling like she has to play up this badass bitch personality when men are around because she doesn't get taken seriously when she's quiet and feminine.
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Ever since she added bangs to the mix, the star has made an undeniable effort to play up her pony with — get this — crimped strands (see photo above!), a messy topknot and even a hat with a hole customized to fit her go-to style.
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It quotes e-mails and testimony suggesting that senior officials were both keen to investigate whether an American video was to blame for the attacks, and in some cases eager to play up that element of the story, even when contradictory evidence came in.
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Rookie Artemi Panarin has taken his electric play up a notch by recording back-to-back two-goal performances, doing so in a 3-2 overtime victory over Pittsburgh on Tuesday and again in a 3-0 triumph versus the Penguins the following night.
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In this year's midterms we're seeing more diversity in the nation's candidates than ever before — including Asian-American, Indian-American and Middle Eastern-American candidates — and they've been subjected to ads that play up racist themes, some overt as well as more subtle dog whistles.
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Whether inspired by the present political situation, or by the urge to play up their seriousness coming out of retirement, or simply from ennui, they've deliberately kept and accentuated their pained, earnest, confessional elements while avoiding satire, spoken declamatory comedy, and automated drum-machine functionalism.
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Earlier this week, Trump sought to play up a feud between Sanders and Warren, who are battling for progressive voters, and his campaign has begun to single Sanders out in press releases and on social media more often rather than focusing more exclusively on Biden.
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Mr. Manchin can be expected to play up his folksy manner — not long ago he publicized a visit to a Washington restaurant serving pepperoni rolls, a West Virginia specialty — and to attack Mr. Morrisey as a transplant from New Jersey who was born in Brooklyn.
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"I've got to cajole, be sarcastic, be nice, insult, pat on the back — do everything I can to get them to play up to how they're supposed to play, and even that doesn't work," Green said shortly before he was fired in late August 1996.
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She makes no effort to play up or explain her devastation, which is obvious: "He looked more like Samuel Beckett than ever, and I still harbored the hope that I would not be destined to grow old without him," she confesses, before moving quickly forward.
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As we move closer to the 2020 election, it's likely Trump and Republicans will latch on to incendiary rhetoric and a wave of extreme anti-choice legislation, such as bans on abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected, as a way to play up the base.
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These multi-pan options just make life so much easier — you can throw a blush/bronzer duo in your purse for a mid-day touch-up, or whip out your 24-pan of eyeshadows when you really want to play up your eyes for a night out.
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Horbury, who headed up design at Volvo in the 2700s and oversaw it for Volvo, Jaguar, Aston Martin and Ford's other brands from 25, says carmakers should play up their roots, citing what he called the "Hi, I'm Dave" all-American appeal of his Lincoln grille.
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Budding's team employs the sorts of camera crews used for NFL games (the first race was at the Dolphins' Sun Life Stadium in Miami in December), and the races are one-on-one to play up the tension between racers and make it easier to follow.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is firming up his shortlist of contenders for the next Supreme Court nominee as aides say he is pushing to play up the drama around his search and is increasingly intrigued by the prospect of selecting the first truly conservative female justice.
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In the campaign, they play up the fact that the stock tip on their new can design produces lines remarkably close to the tip on an actual can of paint, and also that if you drop three dollars on the stuff, you can (legally) turn some heads.
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The White House sought to play up a divide between Democratic leaders, whose aides said it did not exist, and advisers said Mr. Trump was "surprisingly good" with missing a planned 16-day vacation at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida because of the shutdown.
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"Many laugh at Bernie Sanders (and say) that he is a KGB agent and wants to build communism in the U.S. Since he calls himself a democratic socialist, we decided to play up this topic — the topic of Sanders being a recruited Russian agent," Kuznetsov said.
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When that didn&apost help bounce sales back, Jell-O attempted to play up its family friendly reputation and although consumers had embraced Jell-O during the great depression as a way to cut costs, the great recession didn&apost seem to have the same effect.
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To use a similar, Southern-set example, Atlanta offers a complex, multi-faceted look at black pain, in many different senses of that idea, but it balances that out with wild, often surreal scenes that play up the weirdness of even the show's most mundane moments.
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Trump also tried to play up division within the Democratic Party, saying House Speaker Nancy Pelosi would be glad to send her younger, more progressive colleagues out of the US. Despite recent fighting within the party about issues including race, Pelosi wasn't having Trump's attempt at more division.
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One option is to enter the public ballot, which randomly selects applicants and offers tickets to the show courts (Centre Court, No. 1 Court and No. 2 Court) at a reasonable price: £56 for the first day of play up to £190 for the final Sunday (about $1023-$240).
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But remember: You don't want to lie (especially if the truth can be figured out very easily.) If organization isn't your strong suit, talk about another skill; don't play up your love of color-coding before the job if you'll have too-steep a learning curve later. 4.
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"Coming here to Montreal, Mike's given me lots of opportunity to play up and down the line-up and any time I get a chance to play with those guys, I try to make the most of it," said Byron, who was picked up off waivers in October 238.
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Betty Hsu, a well-regarded pageant coach based in the Bay Area, tells me many of her clients want help with the glamorous aspects of pageantry because they don't have a chance to play up their beauty in their work life, where they might be judged as incompetent.
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The floors of my dorm were gendered, my orientation week consistently paired people only in opposite genders, the police officer who came in to talk about sexual assault proposed that the girls play up their feminine stereotypes to trick the assumed sex-obsessed males in order to prevent rape.
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The story was a way for Mr. al-Bashir, who was ousted Thursday after 22013 years of iron-fisted rule over Sudan, to play up his humble origins — to show that he remained a man of the people who, like him, hailed from dusty farming villages on the Nile.
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" When Cuomo referenced Trump's comments last year when he took Russian President Vladimir Putin's word that Russia did not interfere over the findings of US intelligence agencies, McEnany accused him of continuing to "play up the Russian collusion conspiracy theory" and predicted that Trump "is going to win again.
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Drew Lock is not a game that I would bet on if I didn't have to, but since I'm here to pick every game, we'll back the Lions and hope the team can finally play up to the talent that head coach Matt Patricia continues to insist they have.
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This supposed concern for cis women and children has become the primary method for radicalizing gender-critical feminists, similar to how Islamophobes play up threats of gang rape of white women by Muslim men, or white supremacists have historically painted black men as sexual threats to justify segregation.
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Jackson and especially Reynolds are funny and kinetic as action heroes, but when it gets down to the business of the bromance — which the film clearly wants to play up — it veers off into a snorefest, with their respective other romances seemingly bolted onto the plot to make them more interesting.
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The fact that Mr. Johnson's aides chose to ignore that, and play up his demand that Mr. Trump drop tariffs on British exports suggests they are focused more on voters in Scotland, as well as England's north, where the Conservatives are targeting Labour loyalists who voted to leave the European Union.
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Alston's distortions also draw parallels to Hank Willis Thomas' 2010 photo series, Unbranded: Reflections in Black by Corporate America, where Thomas strips from the last five decades of advertisements of their logos and text, to reveal black figures are still pictured to play up commonly held stereotypes surrounding black culture.
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Republicans have sought to play up calls by some Democrats to abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, better known as ICE, and the angry crowds of protesters who swarmed the Capitol to object to the Supreme Court nomination of Kavanaugh, who was accused of a decades-old sexual assault.
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Even before news emerged about Krushelnytsky's failed test, several I.O.C. members had been privately suggesting that allowing Russia to restore its full status at the Pyeongchang Games risked appearing to appease Russia and could undercut efforts to play up the peacemaking presence of a North Korean delegation at the Games.
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" Strategies from the so-called Weinstein playbook are evident: Lionsgate flew Damien Chazelle, the young director of "La La Land," to Paris in December to appear alongside veterans of Jacques Demy musicals, to play up his highbrow influences, while August Wilson's widow has joined the Q. & A. circuit for "Fences.
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"I'd rather know he was a basketball player or jock that drank beer and had fun, but in his mind never took it too far," said the head of a PR firm, adding that they didn't think it was smart for Kavanaugh to play up his well-to-do, churchgoing boy image.
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In the same way that she wanted to play up her appreciation of Blackness to get into Howard University and then sue them for discriminating against her as a white woman, she is now trying to continue her journey as proponent of optional Blackness while resenting the struggle that comes with it.
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The company's public relations department likes to play up an aura of Hollywood lore around its 227-year run as caretaker of the winners list, treating the act of looking after a handful of envelopes as a sort of mysterious ceremonial tradition that can only be entrusted to the world's most elite accountants.
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Ted Cruz, who are respectively polling at one and two nationally and in the latest CNN/WMUR New Hampshire survey, were both in Iowa this weekend, leaving the GOP hopefuls to plead their case to undecided Granite Staters in a quieter setting where it might be easier to play up the contrast.
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To the extent that 50 Republican senators play up the false view that Trumpcare won't leave millions of uninsured, citing bogus think tank "studies," or hyping opioid slush fund dollars, or pretending their bill won't gut pre-existing conditions protections, it is a sign that movement toward passage of the bill continues.
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President Donald Trump continued to play up an unproven treatment as a promising remedy for Covid-19, contradicting the advice of his top public health officials at a press conference Saturday — one in which he also rebutted reports that he knew about the dangers of the coronavirus pandemic well before taking action.
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At the same time, I sometimes got the sense after Trump's decision to pull the US out of the Iran nuclear deal in 2018 that Tehran tried to play up the contrast with Trump as a volatile actor — to basically try to claim that the US was the irresponsible world actor, not Iran.
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After an internal White House debate over whether he should leave the country during the trial, Trump plans for now to travel to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, next week to play up the strength of the U.S. economy, a major theme in his campaign for re-election in November.
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Just before Clinton was officially nominated to be the party's standard-bearer, Gabbard went out of her way to play up internal divisions by tweeting a New York Daily News story that highlighted how some of Wasserman Schultz's DNC staffers privately speculated about attacking Sanders' lack of devotion to his Jewish faith.
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"The report in Korean has characterized Kim's climb up to Mt Paektu on horseback as a new 'myth', and that, together with the images of him on a white horse, appear to have been designed to create maximum propaganda effect, which I believe media will play up in the days to come," Lee said.
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Trump's former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski led the counterattack with a series of television interviews that sought to play up aspects of Comey's testimony that were helpful to the President, while pushing back on the idea that he abused power by leaning on the former FBI chief over the Russia probe before he fired him.
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Arbor likes to play up the fact that it doesn't suffer from the "odd fish-eye distortion" like other video doorbells, but other video doorbells produce a much wider field of view as you can see in the images below: The Arbor app also features an on-screen Panic button when viewing the doorbell feed.
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Long takes are an effect that can easily be misused, but I get the impression that it makes a lot of sense here — the film is about two soldiers racing across France to deliver an urgent message about an impending ambush, and the unbroken shot should play up the impact of that ticking clock.
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So, to play up our favorite facial features in some fun ways, we tapped three R29ers to test Kat Von D Beauty's newest brow line — from a bold powder that sculpts standout brows to an electric-blue pomade that also serves as the perfect under-brow pop of color to a classic pencil for a precise, polished look.
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I wouldn't call myself great or any kind of an awesome athlete or anything, but there was such camaraderie, all the lessons we learned — it was great to be able to learn how to win together, learn how to lose together, learn how to support each other and play up each other's strengths and help each other.
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Once Trump had ruled out the possibility that the party could bring new constituencies into the Republican fold, the platform committee had two choices: Either maintain the status quo and play up the culture wars, as the party has been doing for decades, or move away from social issues altogether to look more like Trump himself.
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However, Nikole Hannah-Jones, a writer at The New York Times Magazine and the creator of The 1619 Project, responded to Mr. Haas on Twitter by saying: "National unity" has depended on a national narrative and political reality that downplays and erases genocide and slavery to play up an "idea" only made possible through the subjugation of millions.
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Keen to play up his "detailed" plans for both a no-deal Brexit and for leaving with an agreement, Hunt said he would try to renegotiate a deal with the EU over the summer and in earnest in September, giving himself a "hard deadline" of the end of September to decide whether he could get an agreement or not.
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When Marvel's movies talk about Thor and where he comes from, they play up the fantasy aspect of the character's story — in Thor: The Dark World, there's mythology about the "nine realms," and the franchise employs the Bifröst, a rainbow bridge that connects dimensions — and scientists on earth (like Jane Foster) often have trouble making sense of it.
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Havlicek told reporters after the game that his shoulder had felt better than at any time since the injury, pointing out that he had attempted one layup with his right hand, but that he simply had lost too much strength in the arm to play up to his usual standards, with the injury even affecting his ability to pass the ball.
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His itinerary, which will take him to Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday, before Sunday stops in Selma, Alabama, to mark the anniversary of 1965's "Bloody Sunday" march, and Chicago, where he graduated from college and was active in the Civil Rights movement, will play up his biography in a way that the 77-year-old rarely did the first time around.
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It seems like there are tentative signs from the Fed that they see caution on the rise, so if the Fed minutes and Mr Powell both play up an increase in caution, I think that would tend to suggest the Fed may opt for a slower pace of rate hikes going forward, said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions in Washington.
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When people talk about capital shortages and how we need, you know, to bring the money back to the-- there's a whole bunch of things that are sort of built-- on this conception of how business was 50 years ago and sometimes it's useful for the people in those businesses to sorta play up that fact and not what really has happened in the way of change.
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" Before performing the bubbly "______ in Paris," a song he and Mr. West used to play up to 12 times a night on their "Watch the Throne" tour, he explained that what from a distance appeared to be a celebration was in fact something much more textured about coming from "places where people counted you out" and then "overcoming those odds and proving everybody wrong.
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Not so much: Former Cleveland Brown and current Toronto Argonaut Armanti Edwards and his wife Desiree decided to do channel the King of Pop: And Hunter Pence tried to play up his strawberry blondness with his wife Alexis Cozombolidis as the Harry to her Meghan: CBS sideline reporter Jordan Daigle, who used to be a cheerleader for the Dallas Cowboys, went as her fiancé Blake Coleman, the New Jersey Devils center.
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No. 22 Cincinnati sinks East Carolina Cincinnati coach Mick Cronin lost his voice in a game in which he saw his 22nd-ranked Bearcats struggle to get a 55-46 win over cold-shooting East Carolina on Sunday in an American Athletic Conference game in Greenville, N.C. "Coach will definitely stress that we didn't play up to our potential," said associate head coach Larry Davis, who fielded questions after the game.
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It's rare these days for actors to open movies on the strength of their names and charming personas alone, but in developing a respected partnership with Coogler — like Washington and Spike Lee, and DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese — and starting his own production company to create the roles he wants, Jordan has molded himself into a performer who takes on prestigious projects that also play up his good looks.
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That way, you'll only need to purchase Shadowkeep on a second platform to play up-to-date content across console and PC. (Shadowkeep won't require you to own any previous Destiny 2 expansion to access its missions, weapons, and other content.) Bungie stresses you'll also be able to move every in-game item with you as you switch platforms, so you won't be leaving any weapons, armor, or other gear behind.
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And while so many recent books have taken on the subject of "girlhood" and troubled girlhood—Gone Girl, The Girl on the Train, Girl in the Dark—they play up the drama of transformation more often than they address the ordeal of finding oneself in a suddenly altered reality, one that makes bodies objects of appraisal and potential violation and where there's a confounding mix of new threats and desires, power and concessions.
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Joel Dean, a recently hired software engineer at WordPress, said he was asked about his previous roles when interviewing for his current job — and he made sure to play up the roles where he made the biggest impact and the roles that, "were relevant to the position so that the interviewer was able to see that I was experienced in my craft and I had been at it for a long time," he said.
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He portrayed the bad guy in the latest "Avengers" movie, which is the sort of tidbit that -- for "Deadpool 2's" writers -- was too juicy to ignore Reynolds is very good at straddling the occasionally serious demands of a role defined by its mostly relentless tomfoolery, designed to play up Deadpool's status as the class clown of Marvel in general, and specifically, the corner of its cinematic stable occupied by the X-Men, which Fox controls.
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CAUSEFORALARM / BEEP = Cause sound DRESSFORSUCCESS / BLOCKBUSTER = Amazing dress FEEFORSERVICES / MASSES = Church fee FREEFORALL / LIONSSHARE = Almost free GOFORBROKE / DIVORCED = Go up MADE FOR TV / IDIOTBOXES = Made sets ONEFORTHEROAD / CORMACMCCARTHY = One author PANFORGOLD / LEPRECHAUN = He keeps his pan in a pot PLAYFORKEEPS / MAINTAIN = Play up TABLEFORTWO / DEUCE = Poker table WATERFORELEPHANTS / LARGEEARED = Like the water in Africa WORKINGFORPEANUTS / SNOOPY = Working dog Let's head over to the Monday puzzle with one of my favorite ADELE songs about moving on: Your thoughts?
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The low-slung architecture in the upper tier of the composition, set against the divided squares of the foreground, which play up the single-point perspective, refer ironically to several "Ideal City" paintings of the Italian Renaissance, dating to the 15th century — notably, one housed in Urbino and formerly attributed to Piero della Francesca (and now, variously to Luciano Laurana, Francesco di Giorgio Martini, or Melozzo da Forlì) and to the Fra Carnevale painting displayed in Baltimore's Walters Art Museum.
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