Political plots, terrorist plots, lovers' plots, narrative plots, plots that are part of children's games.
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The movies being shown in our barn had plots—not terribly believable plots, I'll admit, but plots nonetheless.
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As for the Central Committee, it seethes with plots and counter-plots.
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Rob: And they're tied to side plots, so I stopped enjoying the side plots as much.
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In contrast, 59 percent of housing plots and two-thirds of agricultural plots were owned by men.
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Old plots get tied up, while new plots seem to get introduced and then spun off into oblivion.
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There may not even be plots that are directly instructed by Daesh—but plots that are inspired by them.
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You have this spatial problem of, how do you find ... You have to find plots, buy up the plots.
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Plants in the experimental plots grow faster, and sop up more carbon dioxide, than do plants in the cooler control plots.
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"The threat is more diverse than I have ever known: plots developed here in the UK, but plots directed from overseas as well, plots online, complex scheming and also crude stabbings, lengthy planning but also spontaneous attacks," said Parker.
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In this course you'll use Python to explore bar charts, line plots, Quiver plots, 3D lines, and other impressive data visualization techniques.
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The most "huh?" plots of all just so happen to involve the hot parents of Riverdale — though these plots weren't always so confusing.
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David Simon knows how to convey a message through an ecosystem—a network of plots and sub-plots that illustrate a basic message.
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He can't help himself, though; he's conditioned by the plays he keeps turning out—plays that required either comic plots or melodramatic plots.
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"The plots are refreshed every 15 minutes to capture updates in the publicly sourced data used to produce the plots," the district says.
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But overall, far-right extremist plots have been far more deadly than far-left plots (and Islamist plots eclipsed both) in the past 20013 years, according to a breakdown of two terrorism databases by Alex Nowrasteh, an analyst at the libertarian Cato Institute.
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It would be futile to try to convey the novel's considerable population, or its plots and subplots, though both population and plots are ingeniously interwoven.
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And if you're someone who's good at piecing together complicated plots — and time-travel plots, in particular — I would say it could be worth it.
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The plots of terrain cut off by the growing bacteria colony looked exactly the same as the plots of terrain cut off by the blind explorer.
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Islamist terrorists using knives in terror plots is common: between January 22019 and December 2017, over a quarter of plots in Europe featured an edged weapon.
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Most plots measured approximately 2.5 acres each and had previously been investigated on foot by ecologists who counted and identified the plant species in the plots.
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The ministry is working to get local permissions before it begins offering the plots for sale, he added, without giving details on the plots' locations or value.
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There's a lot of political intrigue, espionage plots, and near-disasters on a global scale, but it's all ridiculously countered with "Can a woman have it all?" plots.
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There's a lot of political intrigue, espionage plots, and near-disasters on a global scale, but it's all ridiculously countered with "Can a woman have it all?" plots.
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One of the sources says plots haven't been disrupted either because the information about the plots is too fragmentary or because investigators are trying to gather more intelligence.
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Newcomers have leased plots from absentee landlords because they can't afford to buy their own, and long-established farm families have rented additional plots because they are cheap.
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The family had plots at Hollywood Forever cemetery near Paramount Studios and the family even scoped it out Thursday, but ultimately decided on buying plots at Forest Lawn.
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While he revealed knowledge of aborted plots against ships in the Strait of Hormuz, it does not appear, at least in the readable portions, that he had knowledge of continuing plots.
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After it chooses the airport and plots the route ...
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Odds & Ends There are a few side plots here.
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Alleged North Korean plots South Korea has accused Pyongyang of assassination plots, too, most recently in February following the murder of Kim Jong Nam, allegedly at the hands of North Korean agents.
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ASRI sold its residential land plots at an average price of IDR5m per sqm in 2015, and its commercial plots in its mature township of Alam Sutera fetched an average price of IDR23m.
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And yet, it was also a thousand plots a minute.
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Does all this mean the plots are connected at all?
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The area has been the subject of terror plots before.
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Iran has denied any involvement in alleged plots in Europe.
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The best stories are more than plots: Themes drive them.
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People with houses or businesses on their plots got more.
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But cash is becoming scarce and plots may be proliferating.
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The CIA is also no stranger to crazy assassination plots.
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Bigger firms' vast plots let them drill even farther sideways.
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The government gives refugees land plots and lets them work.
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The countryside is littered with vacant plots and empty houses.
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I'm notorious for forgetting the plots and storylines to movies.
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All of Solano's neighbors abandoned their plots, including Benigno Gil.
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"He was involved in plotting external terror plots," Thomas said.
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Like the hundreds of other plots against Castro, all failed.
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In fact, the soil lost carbon in untreated control plots.
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She even likes to write plots that hinge on voices.
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They kept garden plots orderly, guarded by the requisite gnome.
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She said five credible plots have been disrupted since March.
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Players have been foiling the same plots for a decade.
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The side plots in the book are even more interesting.
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Revolutionary Realty sells sizeable plots for as little as $30,000.
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The bottom line plots average home runs per MLB game.
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It will abandon whole plots for long stretches of time.
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A few unclaimed plots of land still skirted the village.
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" He went on, "You watch the plots and subplots develop.
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Previous plots turned on the annual truffle auction in Ste.
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Still, Anadarko's Permian plots would have been the main lure.
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One of the standard plots in magic is a restoration.
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Others flocked there, and within months thousands had claimed plots.
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British authorities have also been effective in thwarting terrorist plots.
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Since then, officials have measured their plots, said Khut Chandara.
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Plots emerge afterward upon reflection, from what had seemed structureless.
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We know the company obsessively plots its media relations strategy.
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So I want thrilling plots, yes — but also thrilling language.
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Westlake even repurposed some of his weekend plots as novels.
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Meanwhile, trollish online plots to suppress the vote have proliferated.
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Think of California avocado farmers checking out plots in Michoacán.
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The local authorities have organized volunteers to patrol the plots.
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The writers could engineer plots for the directors to orchestrate.
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The French authorities regularly uncover plots to carry out attacks.
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Trevor's stories traffic in plots, fated or willed, and hurtful.
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And yet, outside of "Maurice," such plots rarely end happily.
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It was easier to come up with the plots himself.
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Queer plots are often barely submerged beneath the narrative surface.
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We see similar plots play out in Hollywood's zombie films.
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Importantly, more algae meant more snow melt—enriched plots were almost three times more likely than bleached plots to melt all the way to bare ice or slush over the course of the experiment.
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Cat plots another ambush while the S6 works the floor Cat plots another ambush while the S6 works the floor On a practical front, the S6's lint bin has a capacity of 480ml.
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In the 10 villages surveyed by land rights advocacy group Landesa in eastern Jharkhand state, only 4 percent of housing plots and 3 percent of agricultural plots were owned solely or jointly by women.
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Plots are in place to remove another king from the board by the end of the season, but there are so many plots, counterplots, and untrustworthy types lurking about, it's hard to keep track.
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It's almost as if he were faintly ashamed at having to concoct yet more unlikely shenanigans—plots within plots, at the C.I.A.—at a time when unfeigned drama is bursting out of the headlines.
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He speaks, and tells his sisters of plots brewing against them!
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Speaking of excess, "Zoolander 2" has enough plots for several movies.
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Most rural families combine livestock and crop farming on small plots.
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But for months evidence had been mounting about potential jihadist plots.
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A total of 363,014 plots are currently available for 60,084 people.
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In Lebanon and Kuwait, ISIS plots were said to be foiled.
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Fiction writers do this by creating captivating plots and relatable characters.
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They have foiled dozens of plots and jailed hundreds of jihadists.
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Here's how the network describes the plots of the new seasons.
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And you can be a little bit tighter in your plots.
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"Tuca & Bertie" is full of such surreal and oddly dark plots.
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And trying to dismantle those groups or disrupt those potential plots.
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It offers day, week and monthly plots for everything it tracks.
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Shocking plots are what get people talking, tweeting and tuning in.
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Barbudans were able to lease houses on tiny plots of land.
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Go deeper: Biden plots an early kill of his 2020 rivals
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Many of the family plots are nestled alongside the Rio Grande.
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A genre of films with identical thumbnails and near identical plots.
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Their plots largely defy the laws of physics and basic logic.
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Abaaoud was suspected of involvement in a number of these plots.
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Hollywood, for example, has adjusted plots to appease censors in China.
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Government experts knew how plots were hatched and who approved them.
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The city has been the target of about two dozen plots.
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While some enjoyed the show, others saw problems with the plots.
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Here, beets, scallions, eggplant and zucchini grow scattershot among 21 plots.
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King's books are often based on situations rather than intricate plots.
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Losses from these plots are estimated at more than $500 million.
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NBC's "The Cape" was called out for weak characters and plots.
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Five other terrorism plots have been foiled since March, police say.
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Our interactive plots the unprecedented staff turnover within the Trump administration.
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He has established himself as an expert in finding undiscovered plots.
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I'm looking forward to seeing plots that aren't Burnham-centric. 3.
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Instead of medieval churches, Sim found vacant plots with no vegetation.
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One of these plots lynching data by county across 20 states.
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He had been the target of punishing sanctions and assassination plots.
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The army also said it had not uncovered any such plots.
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The plots of land they get have grown smaller and smaller.
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The authorities have disrupted at least 18 terrorist plots since 203.
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The patina of social science lends gravity to bare-minimum plots.
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Hawaii is home to more than a thousand GMO test plots.
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In her murder plots, bad things happen in placid Canadian territory.
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" Proofs can resemble "narratives, with plots and subplots, twists and resolutions.
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There were seven murder plots with guns, machetes and Molotov cocktails.
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As the chain plots a turnaround, Fridays has rehired senior alumni.
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As the population grows, farmers squeeze onto shrinking plots of land.
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She said the security services had foiled 18 plots since 2013.
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No ticking time bombs were disarmed, no terrorist plots were foiled.
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But spaghetti plots like the one Trump tweeted are not forecasts.
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There is the pleasure of her plots, those marvelously efficient machines.
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These true stories use engaging voices, captivating plots and attractive illustrations.
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Belichick is going back to his tapes and plots and schemes.
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The plots were repaired before the summer of 2017, she said.
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A map on one wall plots their current or former location.
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She compares it to one of Stan's Marvel comic book plots.
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Even the CIA itself seemed to acknowledge the plots weren't great.
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They added water, or water containing a mix of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, to experimental plots in Alaska's Harding Icefield, and compared the growth response of red-snow algae to controls plots, where nothing was added.
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Combine the density of the plots and that interiority gap, and you the viewer have a lot of room to roam where it comes to theories, side plots, and hopes for how it all might turn out.
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Indeed, most pre-9/11 superhero films featured more earthbound supervillain plots.
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City has settled comfortably into the sitcom form, with episode plots usually
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Similarly, the diversity of visitors was 29% lower on the illuminated plots.
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But when the appointed time came, his plots just scrolled through static.
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She couldn't follow any plots, but she liked seeing faces and scenery.
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Think of any graph that plots a mathematical function starting at 0,0.
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The scandal that toppled her is the stuff of B-movie plots.
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Past entries have been criticized across outlets for cliches and predictable plots.
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The government's obsession with foreign plots deflects attention from problems at home.
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Their actors weren't polished; their plots didn't follow the three-act structure.
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But it goes far beyond the physical passion that propels many plots.
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But aircraft play a significant part in the plots of both films.
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Lastly, exposing Russian plots could make Western populations more resilient to disinformation.
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All the farmers at this meeting are tenants who rent small plots.
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A network of Cuban spies alerts Mr Maduro to plots against him.
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For councils, the incentive to limit the number of plots is clear.
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The researchers planted sweetcorn in several plots split between two different locations.
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I THINK THAT THE DOT PLOTS ARE A VERY GOOD COMMUNICATIONS VEHICLE.
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Before the second world war, most birds were raised on small plots.
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Namely, that all terrorist plots can be detected with the right technology.
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Plots have been repeating for years & tweaks provide tons of new stories.
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It would have applied to 96% of San Francisco's plots of land.
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Mr Maduro depends on Cuban spies to warn him of coup plots.
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His plots often hinge on the gap between word and intended meaning.
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Bahrain's Sunni rulers have reported similar plots over the last few years.
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Burial plots (which can cost thousands of dollars) are almost never included.
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The FBI has been repeatedly accused of manufacturing terror plots through entrapment.
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She's been victim to some strange plots this year — a stalker, really?
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He's diving in on revenge plots, but Huck hasn't given up hope.
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Scandal has always had overarching plots; they add life to any procedural.
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These plots are being monitored by a series of motion-activated cameras.
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Indeed, most pre-9/20093 superhero films featured more earthbound supervillain plots.
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The documentary series mostly paints Sheela as the instigator of these plots.
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Police said in a statement the plots were "designed to create unrest".
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To date, none of these plots to manipulate us have been successful.
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The graph below plots this "cross-partisan outsider voting" measure over time.
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And Davie made the correct move in telling Christian about the plots.
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She holes up in a tiny shack and plots her next adventure.
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It knows two main plots—the return to origins and the conspiracy.
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I didn't have the desire to be consumed with complex life plots.
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No discernible plots or stories in his prose, only dire existential situations.
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"All plots tend to move deathward," the narrator of "White Noise" says.
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In the future, Paris plans to open 2,000 additional green burial plots.
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The other three 20153 ISIS prosecutions involve allegations of domestic terror plots.
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Now, demand for plots to build on is intensifying, driving stocks higher.
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Entire plots were rewritten in ways that robbed them of female autonomy.
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They still think the small landowners are here, clinging to their plots.
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President Putin plots daily to do his worst for the European Union.
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The club is big into gardening and has two plots on campus.
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These products showed possible storm plots well outside the official forecast cone.
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It was the first of the plots to be put into use.
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Bright Health posted a profit as it plots an ambitious geographic expansion.
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Individual plots are rented out to tenants who purchase their own homes.
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Soil microbes in the experimental plots have likewise increased their metabolic rate.
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The rest of "Chapter 36" is packed with several other side plots.
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But on Victoria, these plots unfold in the same fashion every time.
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He's brilliant, cruel, and not one for simple plots or obvious conclusions.
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But, over time, his plots would become ever more prankish, impish, outlandish.
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It plots the number of individuals used in GWAS studies over time.
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Mysteries are always a good diversion because of their puzzle box plots.
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Jeffery Deaver creates insanely devious plots calculated to make your head explode.
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France has been a prime target of terrorist plots in recent years.
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Well-aged trees offer natural separators between the large plots of land.
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Many of those plots soon mushroomed into illegal guesthouses for Chinese tourists.
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Despite her cozy plots and neat endings, she has stayed that way.
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Gogol's plots can resemble financial crises: Confidence collapses and reality goes bankrupt.
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Some of his later plays — the plots are extremely rickety and chaotic.
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They visualize thousands of plots and imagine countless character motivations each year.
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Stories have plots, subplots, plot twists, complicated characters who do complicated things.
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And anyone who plots the killings of Americans should not expect impunity.
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Trinity Church Cemetery in Washington Heights stopped selling burial plots in 210.
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Almost every other city granted large plots of outlying land to Wanda.
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We were aggressively pursued by telemarketers for burial plots and Medigap insurance.
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Together, all three plots would allow for the construction of 2,000 units.
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A Christian renounces her faith and plots to blow up a church.
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And the Secret Service has thwarted countless assassination plots over the years.
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Plots of complete silence, romantics posing in a field bludgeoned by shame.
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Yet nearly all of the plots attributed to Mr. Naim have failed.
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Security services tend to suspect women less of involvement in attack plots.
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He said that there is no evidence of additional plots or threats.
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Plots of land can be bought or sold with a credit card.
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The plots, with victims transforming into heroines, now scan as easily feminist.
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Empty plots of land with scant signs of construction dot the forest.
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This system helped manage the complicated plots demanded by feature-length films.
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The plots of most operas are absurd, and the audiences know it.
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No one inherits plots of land they used to swim on anymore.
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The plots twists, however, have continued almost right up to the vote.
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"You're going to see continued numbers of plots and, unfortunately, attacks," Hughes said.
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The supporting plots show that moral crises aren't limited to people with superpowers.
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With their terse style and twisty plots, they should make for natural films.
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They also tossed algae-killing bleach on few plots, just for good measure.
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But they're mediocre action plots (at best) when compared to their cinematic inspirations.
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Lenin plots revolution from Zurich, while doubting he will live to see it.
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The strength of BioWare's writing hasn't, historically, been clever plots or punchy dialogue.
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Their endless cycle of plots to remove Trump has been shameless and contemptible.
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Limón, Huber, and Lambert get around; they aren't picking out urns or plots.
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After all, the Polish filmmaker's most famous movies don't have obviously political plots.
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Busy and energetic, he raised vegetables on small plots scattered around the area.
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It is one of the regime's fantasies that it faces constant coup plots.
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Hughes relied on pop music to help drive the plots of his movies.
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When you look at serious plots that have occurred there always some connection.
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That main plot is also padded with side plots that largely go nowhere.
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That's because before it, musicals didn't really have cohesive plots and musical scores.
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Lenz will have no shortage of plots to work with on Grey's Anatomy.
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His followers have targeted critical journalists and secularist generals with fabricated coup plots.
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Meanwhile squeezed smallholders farm their shrinking plots too intensively, degrading already poor soils.
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" The Chicago Reader said it "couldn't even be bothered to make up plots.
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Our government has become pretty good at detecting overseas plots against the homeland.
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His characters are rich, his plots are complex and his films are violent.
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Plots feel thinner, characters seem weaker, and the stakes are all but forgotten.
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In terms of the first episode, one of my favorite plots was Mrs.
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CNN, WSJ, and WashPost each take a look at three different plots: Sen.
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It was a fraudulent document full of "lies, fabrications and plots", Mun said.
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Jones has repeatedly warned of FEMA plots to put Americans in concentration camps.
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Both main plots are left open as the episode comes to a close.
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"We've suggested that the trees can help them demarcate their plots," Dickso explained.
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All the while, his evil uncle, Scar, plots to take over the kingdom.
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Many began dissecting the relationship and crafting the most beautiful rom-com plots.
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That's where we pulled a lot of our plots from the pilot from.
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Police say the threats have ranged from mere jokes to meticulously planned plots
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The "curve" is the line that plots the difference between them over time.
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Its cunning, cat-footed plots drew people in but left them off balance.
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Dr. Rizzo's lab is monitoring 600 forest plots of 500 square meters each.
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The largest cemetery in Paris, France, the Pere Lachaise has 70,000 burial plots.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) said on Monday morning, potentially escalating concerns about the plots.
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In Uganda, South Sudanese refugees receive hot meals, vaccinations, and plots of land.
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A few traditional landworkers, like me, use the scythe for mowing small plots.
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Kirby's own ghetto past infused these plots, giving them an emotional heft that
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The company also has two land plots in Russia worth 11.6 million euros.
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Volkswagen is partnering with China as it plots its move to electric vehicles.
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In all, only four people, all from Vladivostok, have thus far secured plots.
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According to authorities that has helped to foil around a dozen plots since.
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All of our main plots take place on this strip of Queen Street.
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Plots need to coalesce around characters with agency, characters who make things happen.
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Coincidences place the different plots in geographic proximity rather than fully integrating them.
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But more recently, the string of foiled plots gave way to closer calls.
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They dwell in their own demarcated plots of land and point beyond themselves.
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Superman plots do not get interesting until kryptonite has been shoehorned in somehow.
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The difference, analysts say, is that law enforcement is increasingly foiling the plots.
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American agencies prefer a more aggressive approach to disrupting terrorist networks and plots.
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Her sentences flow, her people seem real, her plots more or less cohere.
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Few besides the most fervent government loyalists ever saw truth in the plots.
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And families in collective farms are now assigned to individual plots called pojeon.
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It plans to raise five more times if the "dot plots" mean anything.
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The vast majority of individuals involved in those plots were born American citizens.
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Except for a shared ideology, most of the attacks and plots are unconnected.
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So why not extend the idea to the plots of your favorite shows?
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From there, farmers get bumped up to larger plots based on their performance.
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Some of these plots include deadly game shows and characters developing telekinetic abilities.
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Traditional logic, coherent plots and credible acting have never been among her priorities.
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These are just some of the foiled Jihadist plots that we know about.
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The show's more serious statements emerge at the margins of its violent plots.
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How Mr. Norman treats both of these plots is clever and technically impressive.
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They cleared the forest for corn plots, market towns, and extravagant temple cities.
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Go ahead and read Eligible and Jane Steele if you like marriage plots.
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And his plots are a snooze, frequently sapping the show of its momentum.
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And it is as if he will never run out of plots; plots are everywhere, in the shops, in the streets, in the cafes, at the teller's counter in the bank, in the city, on the farm; in every human breast.
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I thought that the DEN was the "Place where plots are hatched" because it is where people watch television, but I have been told that it could also be a DEN of thieves, a place where evil plots are hatched.
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"It's more comforting to believe in plots," Dean Stockwell's Al says in the episode.
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Four of the 13 plots hatched in Germany led to either injuries or death.
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" The CFT plots, he said, "are some very fuzzy version of that ultimate map.
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That has prompted calls from the national coffee-producing associations to secure new plots.
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A Shepard's tone creates a conflict that can't be resolved, just like Nolan's plots.
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He also says that the two of them have even been brainstorming potential plots.
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Posthumous is told that North is cheating on him and plots to murder her.
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In the UK, 12 terror plots have been disrupted in the last three years.
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There are drugs and sex and guns and plots and poisonings and electoral fraud.
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The firms are accused of "land banking", hoarding undeveloped plots to push up prices.
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And like her plots, her words ring as true today as they did then.
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In the past 20 months the intelligence services have busted at least 12 plots.
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Most are poor, and farm small plots of land using age-old manual techniques.
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She discovers sisterhood in a brothel as she plots to avenge her father's murder.
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I do wonder whether viewers are in the mood for terrorist plots these days.
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These days, the plots of horror flicks can sound a lot like modern technology.
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Between 2002 and 2013 the NSA helped foil 17 terrorist plots against New York.
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In the post-9/11 era, left-wing plots have tended to target property.
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Victoria wins the Fishy Award this week for engaging Aubry in plots and counterplots.
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The stories' "plots" aren't hard to detect — they're written all over the actresses' faces.
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He was its emir in Syria and he was instrumental in plots against Europe.
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Gunn's interstellar adventure doesn't totally hold together under the stress off all these plots.
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Since 2001, the city has been the target of about two dozen terrorism plots.
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APThe sketchy van is a mainstay of many things: kidnapping plots, horror movies, pornography.
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The Cuban spies who protect the regime have disrupted several coup plots this year.
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Amid reports of coup plots, the king removed his interior minister and intelligence chief.
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Ms Nakaya's inheritance points to a bigger issue: that many plots are simply valueless.
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Livestock farms and organic vegetable plots sit alongside vertical farms and climate-controlled greenhouses.
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Disturbingly, school shootings often form the mundane backdrop of stories with completely different plots.
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They plan to use the water to turn some grazing land into vegetable plots.
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He understands concerns about terrorism; Canada has seen its share of plots and attacks.
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Marketing plots are everywhere, and rich people avoid falling for them by comparison shopping.
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The films are most definitely linked together in a conspiracy to recycle old plots.
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Since then, Western security and intelligence services have become good at disrupting complex plots.
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Others are now empty plots, almost as if no one had ever lived there.
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Fighting terrorism, they have contacted and enticed disaffected young men to discuss possible plots.
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A set of bizarre plots center on the characters' often desperate search for faith.
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Walters joins energy company GOP plots comeback in Orange County Crazy California an outlier?
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Plots and attacks on massive public events are becoming unnervingly common across the world.
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Aided by a princess, she plots a strike against the kingdom and its rulers.
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Forecasters use tools like spaghetti plots to make predictions about the most likely outcomes.
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The Fed's dot plots says 3 percent, but I'm going closer to 1.5 percent.
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Hillside villas on large plots with the best views are priced from about $218,212.
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Between January and October 2017, seven terror plots in the U.K. had been foiled.
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The curve plots the interest rates of Treasury bills and bonds against their duration.
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Once a customer approves the design, Watts plots the coordinates into his GPS software.
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Many of his films were hokey, with absurd plots and over-the-top acting.
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Here are the plots of some new dystopian novels, set in the near future.
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Etrian Odyssey plots are subtle and minimal, because the dungeon is the real star.
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They were made quickly and cheaply, with astonishingly bad plots, acting, dubbing, and editing.
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In the past, the worst vineyards were located the highest, coldest plots of land.
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Al-Asiri masterminded other plots as well, including an assassination attempt earlier that year.
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Both anchor their plots on beautiful women gone missing from their comfortable suburban homes.
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In 2015, 15 terror plots were foiled by the French security services, he said.
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" A corruption and bribery scandal exposed the plots that led to "the killer potholes.
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The symmetry of the two abortion plots is so striking as to be bizarre.
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But with her later restraint, it was her sentences that began to have plots.
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Russia's role in the election is plenty worrying without positing any Manchurian Candidate plots.
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I live in Phase 5, and it, too, still has lots of empty plots.
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Walker needs to keep the plots of her novels spinning, like plates on sticks.
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They survive by tending to their cows and sheep and small plots of land.
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The president admitted he'd grown tired of plots populated by corpses and private eyes.
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What responsibility, if any, do journalists have not to spoil plots for our readers?
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Critics called his fiction workmanlike, relying more on twisty plots than characters and dialogue.
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Lebanese authorities say they have disrupted a number of IS plots in recent months.
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Plots of land appear in city records as empty, another ruse to avoid tax.
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Everyone whispered three, four escape plots,by plane or ship or boat or land.
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Mimi WaltersMarian (Mimi) Elaine WaltersGOP plots comeback in Orange County Crazy California an outlier?
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In Houston, the plots have escalated to full-fledged drug trafficking, according to prosecutors.
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Our chart below plots new home sales growth against manufacturing production 12 months later.
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On existing plots, smaller tractors can navigate the narrow spaces between rows of panels.
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"Twin movies" that share similar plots and release dates are not uncommon in Hollywood.
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Plots sold during the auction include areas where conservation groups have protested potential drilling.
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I.A. officials about real-life tensions they could borrow to underpin the show's plots.
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The Queen herself was also the target of failed assassination plots at this time.
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The romantic ideal was so powerful that it held together the flimsiest of plots.
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Encroaching tree roots have buckled and broken concrete curbs that once enclosed family plots.
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Some of the books have plots, but she reads them more like eternal landscapes.
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This is a venerable theme in movies, driving the plots of most of westerns.
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Politicians seem less interested in the poorer farmers, because their plots are so small.
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Throughout the film, Elwood genially frustrates a series of plots to have him institutionalized.
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That's just the way these stories work, because that's the way marriage plots work.
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I have to give the characters the stories and plots they deserve next time.
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Close female friendships, blossoming into romance, form the crux of many of his plots.
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Some settle in cities, but most are allocated small plots of land in government-managed settlements, where the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and its partners provide some healthcare and welfare services; they get materials to build basic homes on their plots.
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At the 20173-year-old Woodlawn, a landmark on 400 rolling acres, some older plots are four feet wide by 10 feet long; in a new section being laid out, the plots are 40 inches wide by 8 feet 6 inches long.
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Their belief in insidious cultural plots against white patriarchy leads them to overlap and interact with another branch of the alt-right — the innumerable online right-wing conspiracy groups that see Jewish, Islamic, and foreign plots in perceived attacks on white patriarchal culture.
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Although there is no known evidence that tontines inspired murder plots, they did encourage fraud.
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The plots are 80,000 pesos each ($4,200), more than many Sinaloans make in a year.
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Those plots were averted because the FBI had inserted an informant into the sheikh's circle.
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Discouraged again, Richard decided to focus on small plots of land with house-building potential.
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But many of the owners likely are unaware of their ownership interest in the plots.
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Amy and Arnold Hardy's ashes were buried side-by-side in plots at a churchyard.
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Those emotions are what jump-start two of the main plots that drive season two.
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With even just four plots, it's hard to guess how the votes will shake out.
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Mr Farhadi is a master of blending humour into this tension, which drives his plots.
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But dealing with countries is a higher-stakes game than bargaining over Manhattan building plots.
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A spokesman for the consortium said it was the only bidder for the two plots.
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Bran is the ultimate weapon against secret plots, assuming he can be put to use.
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"Ancient Greek astronomers and mathematicians didn't make plots of something against time," Dr. Ossendrijver said.
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For studios, they're a safer bet, with built-in audiences and plots ready to go.
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Bong's signature wit, dark humor, and thrilling plots have been on display his entire career.
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Federal agents have foiled multiple plots by Trump supporters to murder the president's political opponents.
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The chart below plots growth in projected late-stage deal and dollar volume over time.
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He then plots to kill his abuser friend after feeling iced out of their friendship.
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For years, our security services have worked patiently and relentlessly to track down terror plots.
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He's already proved adept at blending genres, plots, and everything else you can think of.
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"USS Callister" isn't just a send-up of old Star Trek costumes, sets, and plots.
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In a way, everyone was a Don Quixote, their heads alive with plots and characters.
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Indeed, this was a crucial part of the plots of the stories they featured in.
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"In plots of the habitable zone, you typically see Venus on the outside," he said.
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Tencent has been slowly striking U.S. allegiances, including with Tesla, as it plots global expansion.
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Even in his fifth decade of power, Castro was still calling out plots against him.
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McAfee said his preferred system would detect terrorist plots before they can go into effect.
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It's no surprise, then, that season 2 isn't pulling any punches with its provocative plots.
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The property includes plots for villas, golf courses and comes with licenses to construct hotels.
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At first, their ad hoc coven is all fun and games and casual revenge plots.
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Superhero stories are traditionally about defeating villains, foiling outsized plots, then whooshing off in triumph.
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HMTD has been used to build detonators in multiple al Qaeda plots against the West.
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The students got to defend real clients, and the cases mirrored the larger plots beautifully.
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He even went so far as to compare their plots to those of porn flicks.
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Not only are the plots becoming more concise on screen, but many have diverged wildly.
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Eastern Colorado long ago ceased to be a land of yeoman farmers on small plots.
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Mesina, who turns 76 next week, has been in prison for kidnapping plots since December.
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She also made it easier for widows to inherit family plots when their husbands died.
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With smaller screens and no controllers, developers have to adapt plots and presentation for phones.
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Last weekend's attacks have sparked fears of future homegrown terrorism or plots orchestrated from overseas.
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Molenbeek is an impoverished suburb of Brussels with a history of links to terror plots.
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Toys are not known for their rich plots Transformers spawned four increasingly critically maligned films.
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Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, strove to woo her with plots to plunder Spanish ships.
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Yet it appears that homebuilders can bargain down the price at which they buy plots.
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Officials would not say whether any terrorist plots have been thwarted because of this program.
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The tournament was targeted by several plots that the authorities thwarted, according to Mr. Cazeneuve.
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More than half of the plots targeting airports were uncovered and thwarted by the authorities.
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They misconstrued exceedingly common business and political contacts with Russians as deep, dark, dastardly plots.
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Dot, with her mother's help, plots to get Reg back by pretending that she's pregnant.
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No, people are generally having a good time, nobody's hatching any evil plots, nobody's crying.
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Under the government's land demarcation process, it is giving state-owned plots to small farmers.
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In the U.S., too, major plots have been disrupted before they could be carried out.
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In the CNN documentary and in his memoir, Dean reveals stunning details about these plots.
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Most of these plots and attacks — 28500 out of 6900 — were planned by U.S. citizens.
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All of these short moments are meant to resolve plots from earlier in the season.
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At least two of the attackers are believed to have had roles in both plots.
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This week we find them instead in family-focused plots involving both Rogelio and Alba.
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He plots to keep Dana from escaping him, and has her beaten when she tries.
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Environments will become more expansive as plots become more riveting and characters become more vibrant.
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I was just a nerdy black kid that easily identified with its characters and plots.
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Yan P. Ovodenko, a local official, denied that the lakeside plots had all been taken.
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The Kremlin's cybersnoops tried to disrupt investigations into Russian assassination plots and Olympic cheating operations.
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The government contends that its Face Verification Service helps combat identity theft and terrorist plots.
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By detaching the scenes from their plots, ROKE equates the actors to dating app faces.
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I know they carried with them multilayered tales like this one, with extremely messy plots.
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At many cemeteries, plots accommodate two stacked caskets (a "double-depth" grave, in funeral parlance).
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Some segment of the population has always been drawn to outlandish tales of government plots.
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The writing is the "fun part" for Harper, but for several months beforehand, she plots.
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Strong B-plots complement the main action, presenting other characters with their own moral dilemmas.
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And twisty plots and obscure character motivations are fun to discuss online with other fans.
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Though their interconnected plots make release changes hard, they are also a box-office boon.
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Perfect for readers craving magical alternative histories, suspenseful plots, and girls who can save themselves.
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But another 290 plots were intercepted in the planning stages or thwarted during the execution.
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In recent years, Mr. Erdogan has accused Washington and Brussels of "dirty plots" against Turkey.
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There had been more plots against Mr. Putin, says Mr. Stone, than against Fidel Castro.
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Capsule for its part raised $200 million in 2019 as it plots a national expansion.
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The play was written during a tense moment when Elizabethan England seethed with political plots.
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Plots are lifted straight from the Coopers' experience, too, and their own often fractious relationship.
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Usually, there is no evidence to link them to specific plots against their home states.
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It also anonymizes my face and what I was wearing by using solely dotted plots.
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After the church bombings in Surabaya, the plots connected to Mr. Oepriarto were violently exposed.
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The airline is trying to keep a lid on costs as it plots an expansion.
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"That would not enjoy popular support, and their plots would not succeed," he told reporters.
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A group of eighth graders found two unmarked cemetery plots where black inhabitants were buried.
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The plots here involve drag-racing deaths and rape trials, and the look is dingy.
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There's a whole mess of B-plots going on in the background of this drama.
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The intelligence community calls the program a critical tool in identifying and disrupting terrorist plots.
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" He also reportedly said: "Interest rate plots are no different than a military coup attempt.
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But for producers, vineyard removals, inactive plots, and shrinking income could be on the horizon.
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No such plots came to fruition, and the Saudi official said none were even considered.
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The plots were marked with white wooden crosses and heaped with bright-colored plastic flowers.
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On four giant displays in the room's front are maps, matrices and astronaut positional plots.
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The American ambassador warned of "ongoing terrorist plots" following the deadly bombings in Sri Lanka.
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Younger, 55, also said that Britain's spies have thwarted multiple Islamic State plots originating overseas.
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Atlanta has some ongoing plots, but it mostly meanders from one story to the next.
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But he also seems bogged down in lots of plots that are deeply frustrating him.
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The Trump administration is also warning of possible Iranian plots against America and its allies.
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You could write like 50 different compelling movie plots that are backed by this beat.
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Plots that received no nitrogen-based fertiliser at all averaged 5.5 tonnes of rice per hectare.
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Each of these plots are developed further in this episode, with a lot more piled on.
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Aziz Dehkan, the coalition's executive director, said more than 30 people had plots in the garden.
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Critical exponents corresponding to other well-known universality classes lie at kinks in other exclusion plots.
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They audibly wowed and applauded after each panelist revealed their tips for creating realistic spy plots.
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Website Spoil Me is on a quest both to ruin movie plots and enrage the masses.
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The U.S. yield curve plots Treasury securities with maturities ranging from 22007 weeks to 22009 years.
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And having access to ever more traceries of metadata to link possible suspects to potential plots.
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Is she a venture capitalist, the ultimate conductor of revenge plots, or something even more menacing?
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The official word from Cupertino means that there are three new plots in Apple's device cemetery.
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I'm actually good ... Like I know some writers always guess the plots; I'm not like that.
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Many no longer plant crops or tend livestock because their replacement plots are too far away.
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There's a tendency to raise through plots and characters that can easily feel rushed and forced.
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They've said "enough" with the half-baked plots to overturn the results of the 2016 election.
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There are several plots here, and each of our leads has a satisfying arc this time.
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Inside the app, Citizen plots incidents on a map and builds dedicated story pages for each.
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I rarely get emails or calls about stories on Wall Street swindles or thwarted terrorism plots.
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Ms. Hellman comes into her own here, spitting enmity as she plots to have Marina killed.
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Plots like these that involve travel and communications are difficult, but not always impossible, to interrupt.
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All along, the Shepherds and their nefarious plots were just a red herring of a distraction.
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Pro-Gulen media outlets backed sprawling investigations of alleged coup plots organized by Turkish military commanders.
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Some of his neighbors were longtime residents with comfortable houses on plots of land they owned.
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Because China wants to preserve land for farming, cities face strict limits on rezoning agricultural plots.
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Vulgar catcalls, gang rape plots, breast groping, and men standing inches away fondling their exposed genitals.
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Dynamic, thrilling plots and moody soundtracks capture the zeitgeist of the Roaring Twenties and of today.
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Any Geechee who farmed plots were slowly pushed out until Hog Hammock became their only refuge.
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In mostly agricultural societies, farmers must scratch livings from smaller plots on ever less fertile soils.
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New arrivals get smaller, stony plots, big enough to grow household greens, but not a surplus.
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The world must do what it can to thwart such plots, though some will doubtless succeed.
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The younger generation doesn't talk about their mortality very much, so they don't have cemetery plots.
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The researchers used this sample pool of plots to estimate forest cover over the entire planet.
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There are sub-plots about Arjun's trigger-happy father, a corrupt MLA and Ritu's sad past.
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With their exaggerated plots and thrilling twists and turns, crime movies make for exhilarating viewing experiences.
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When I buy a ticket to a Marvel film, I'm not paying for the convoluted plots.
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We know that our intelligence agencies are working hard to avert countless plots against domestic targets.
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Malaysia has not seen a serious militant attack but authorities say they have disrupted several plots.
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Rumors swirled throughout Washington about plots to prevent his presidency, with political stratagem or even violence.
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But television gives time for characters to grow and plots to unspool, keeping viewers coming back.
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She toured the allotment plots to see the impact that can be achieved in small gardens.
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The Bard was a big fan of plots in which horrific consequences flow from small deceptions.
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But the Chief of the Canton has refused to give displaced Boudouma access to arable plots.
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In his Monday letter, Thompson listed a number of recent threats and violent plots against Omar.
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Downtown, plots have been cleared of empty buildings to make space for parks and new development.
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So let these clueless, yet imaginative, children fill you in on the plots they made up.
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Israel's pension scheme covers the basic costs of funerals, and burial societies must provide free plots.
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But plots like the US Project illustrate the complexity in combating ISIS and other jihadist organizations.
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The U.S. yield curve plots Treasury securities with maturities ranging from 20093 weeks to 22009 years.
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They're just regular old romantic exile plots that happen to feature drugs in a supporting role.
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The intelligence community says the program is a critical tool in identifying and disrupting terror plots.
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Plots themselves are a kind of justice system, whether of the literal or the poetic variety.
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The British firm acquired more than 5,500 new plots in the third quarter of the year.
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Half of the plots were well watered and green; the other half were parched and yellow.
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Leonore, Florestan's wife, becomes Leah, who finds work as a guard as she plots Stan's escape.
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There are plenty of torn-from-the-headlines plots, about Milo Yiannopoulos, #MeToo, and ICE violence.
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In Russia, Vladimir V. Putin's propaganda machine, too, is busy inventing endless plots against the motherland.
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Unlike a movie, Lee has the time and latitude to develop side plots, with mixed success.
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In fact, they resist the shapely plots and satisfying conclusions we try to impose on them.
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They'd compare thoughts about the plots and characters, and playfully compete over who would finish first.
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There's always more to learn, plots to discuss, themes to debate and backstories to flesh out.
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Australian authorities described it as "one of the most substantial terrorist plots disrupted" in several years.
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Two of Mr. Abaaoud's other small plots around the same time did not go any better.
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U.S. authorities have interrupted more than 80 percent of the jihadist terrorist plots since 9/11.
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Anjum has converted the cemetery into a guesthouse, with roofs and walls enclosing the burial plots.
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And their plans usually involve nefarious, chin-stroking plots that require secret meetings or flickering candlelight.
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Although the significance of encrypted comms to carrying out any of these terror plots remains unclear.
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As Houston plots a sustainable path forward, it must be a fair and just one, too.
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He and others scouted out suspicious plots of land, looking for signs of slightly upturned earth.
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The search for more complex plots is the search for more ways of being a person.
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First, the grapes for each of these wines come from different plots within the Morgon cru.
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The plots are outlandish; the characters peculiar; and the best bits of dialogue are largely unprintable.
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But it's a problem for "The Good Fight," because there's a serious imbalance between the plots.
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Mayer then plots the various positions noted in the official records onto a Google Earth map.
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We are reviewing our stories with a skeptical eye and banishing outdated plots on feminist grounds.
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Sherlock has always been about showcasing Moffat and Gattis's love for bizarre plots and zany shenanigans.
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European intelligence officials have also linked the Iranian government to unsuccessful plots in Denmark and France.
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As the Paris attacks showed, they do sometimes still succeed, but many such plots are foiled.
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But a series of attacks and thwarted plots have recently brought terrorism back into the limelight.
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The Grudge experiments with non-linear storytelling and gives audiences a complex assortment of sub-plots.
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Alone in their rooms, they both spin endless plots, picking at the details of their projects.
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Still, as plots ramify and the cast grows, the individual vignettes are themselves sculpted, and anchoring.
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The government's response to the coronavirus, he wrote this week, could be one of those plots.
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"Listening to them talk fired my imagination and gave me ideas for several plots," she added.
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Their plots ranged from the simple — an-eye-for-an-eye justice — to the fittingly byzantine.
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What interests Ms. Surya is violence and its aftermath, which she visually plots with geometric precision.
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Most of the people buried in the plots nearby had spent their entire lives in Tunis.
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It's a hacker conspiracy thriller, and though the plots get byzantine, the visual style is unwavering.
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Asif Ghafoor, released figures stating that intelligence agencies had foiled 477 terrorist plots within the country.
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The intelligence community says the program is a critical tool in identifying and disrupting terror plots.
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Juul is regrouping with a new CEO and executive bench as it plots its next steps.
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Filled with all kinds of absurd sub-plots and diversions, it's Mother Goose meets Luis Buñuel.
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Modern audiences won't want to sit for hours through parades of static arias and confusing plots.
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The British authorities have released few details about the plots they have disrupted in recent years.
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Beyond the clear intention of barring more plots against foreign leaders, the order's implications were unclear.
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Everyday technology, like social media and phone-tracking apps, plays a big part in your plots.
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The Pacific Northwest was full of Scandinavians who didn't think consumer-owned companies were Communist plots.
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In recent days, rumors have swirled about Russian mercenaries, massive bullion shipments and murky assassination plots.
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In some plots, more than half of the plant life consisted of domesticated trees and palms.
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Their plots move by the micromillimeters of facial expressions and faint touches, not explosions or gunfire.
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" Centcom also said the raid "will likely provide insight into the planning of future terror plots.
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At least two of the disrupted plots, the British said, were meant to be larger scale.
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Rainforest farmers are required by law to preserve 80 percent of native vegetation on their plots.
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Gothamist reported last year that funeral plots in Manhattan can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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As in many of See's plots, we have little hope that the men will bring happiness.
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"Parties" feature students acting out fake underage drinking and drug plots for local moms and dads.
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It's the humanity of the stories rather than their heralded plots that makes them hit hard.
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Jerusalem might decide to limit its intelligence sharing, potentially hampering Washington's ability to stop terror plots.
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The US has gotten very good at detecting and preventing major terror plots coordinated from abroad.
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Its figure includes state land and plots tilled by black subsistence farmers in the old homelands.
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By the end of that 12-episode first season, all of these plots had resolved themselves.
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It's part of a new wave of ambitious audio fiction, one that moves beyond the early experiments that favored sci-fi and horror plots and cheap and simple storytelling devices and now boasts sophisticated sound design, top acting talent, tightly wound plots and form-bending structures.
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Watching the unspooling of the various plots within plots to gain power in "The Tempest" (the king's corrupt associates, played by Shiloh Coke and Carolina Valdés, have their eyes on his crown), you're newly aware of how much the play is about struggles for control over others.
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It plays a major role in plots of both King of Queens and Sex and the City.
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Authorities have said they have thwarted a number of plots, particularly involving radicalized teenagers, in recent years.
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On average, small-scale farmers in the irrigated area cultivate tiny plots of about 200 square meters.
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Among its recent divestments are a Sydney office tower and two plots of land in Hong Kong.
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Coordinating the tribute The network uses GPS coordinates from registered spotters and plots them on the map.
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I'm all for wacky clever revenge plots, but this one just looks like a straight up scam.
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We're told show officials have been secretly working with French national security agencies to thwart possible plots.
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There are silly side plots and puerile dick jokes, and earnest speeches immediately undercut by snarky gags.
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Security forces recently said they had received warning of plots to bring car bombs to the capital.
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Trucks roll by on their way to plots where homes are being torn down or built up.
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Maybe. But, magic as a way of elevating romantic plots is a tale as old as time.
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For the first two of those years, all they did was bat around possible plots and genres.
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Here are the various factions, plots, amendments, and possible next steps that will determine Britain's Brexit fate.
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It works wonders in test plots, but is less effective in real fields, especially in acid soils.
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His films feature coherent (even compelling) plots, international casts, and, often, liberal helpings of sex and violence.
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Ms Nahles, a veteran of party intrigue, tried to soldier on in the face of internecine plots.
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It also underscored the risks faced by Prime Minister Theresa May as she plots Britain's EU divorce.
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The island's old farm will be divided into small plots, to qualify for government grants for crofters.
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Louisiana State Police announced last week that they had received threats of plots against Baton Rouge police.
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Other recent plots frustrated by Malaysian security forces included plans to raid army camps and seize weapons.
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These plots are intrinsically difficult to pull off: They require huge amounts of planning, organization, and preparation.
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As for the sub-plots and mini-dramas that make Baseball Hall of Fame voting so compelling?
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By the way, speaking of assassins, some of the best here are the plots to kill Castro.
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In January, April, June and September of that year they searched the plots for tapir dung piles.
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Larger panels can be placed beneath garden plots, or smaller panels can be used with potted plants.
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For over a year, they have claimed to reveal ever more dastardly plots to rig the vote.
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Under the amended law, Barbudans can buy their plots for one Eastern Caribbean dollar (about 37 cents).
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As it stands, Meyer's post-presidency appears to have opened up a fertile assortment of new plots.
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And frankly, this season's honeypot plots are far from The Americans' most squeamish uses of the tactic.
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He complains of plots by the press, NGOs, foreign meddlers and political pundits to destabilise his government.
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As relations soured with the US, CIA plots kept in mind Castro's famous appetite for ice cream.
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The introduction of the new group was disappointing — we've already seen enough B613 plots on this show.
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Supporters say it is a critical tool in identifying and disrupting terrorist plots at home and abroad.
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It's a combination of color scheme, lighthearted B-plots, and knowing when it's okay to go dark.
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More than 80 plots have been foiled nationally, according to the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think-tank.
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He's not a Littlefinger, the sort that plots and schemes out of a raw lust for power.
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The eventual death of Fidel was once expected to destabilize Cuba, provoking CIA plots to kill him.
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Pretty Little Liars has filled our lives with murders, plots, schemes, and impossibly fashionable teens since 2010.
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That can mean whims, plots and retribution matter more than transparency and a predictable rule of law.
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Few could afford the large plots, anyway, and many more did not even know about the sales.
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Many have since leased the plots, with a markup, to big agricultural firms that receive European subsidies.
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The Iranian authorities frequently say they have discovered plots and arrested terrorists, but they rarely provide evidence.
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Geese cross a puddle and walk to one of the empty plots, which has a memorial grave.
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Law enforcement has pressed for guaranteed access to encrypted communications to help better track potential deadly plots.
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His inspectors are his eyes and hands across the city, measuring the grave plots and reporting offenders.
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In Uganda, refugees have been given plots of land to farm, and welcomed into the labor market.
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At least 250 people "associated" with the group would ultimately be arrested, mostly for foiled terror plots.
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The new head of the Interior Department's public lands agency once championed selling off federally-owned plots.
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"Sometimes they are behind terrorist plots that, on an intellectual level, are starting to be very developed."
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It's a transitional period for LVP, as it seeks a new president and plots its 220006 strategy.
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And the Oregon Democrat doesn't believe the power would actually help law enforcement uncover more criminal plots.
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Drug B takes them through a series of "reflections" that explore their emotional architecture through fantastical plots.
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"They're plausible, at least at first, and then crazy elements introduce themselves," she said of the plots.
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Rather, the images were "spaghetti plots," a type of projection that aggregates statistical, atmospheric, and historical models.
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The recent plots in France led by women show both determination and the limits of their efforts.
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Lawmakers and investigators say authorities are increasingly blind to these plots because of extremists' use of encryption.
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Farrow is an authoritative writer who creates characters with depth and plots that say something about them.
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There's probably a version of The Finest Hours that gives all of these plots room to breathe.
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Texas's Permian basin is America's most productive oilfield, despite a patchwork of plots with hundreds of owners.
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Both are engrossing plots, and when people hear about them, it sparks their interest in visiting Egypt.
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Importantly, there have been 210 plots foiled since 22016, six since March -- one a month, on average.
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The monstrous plots prompt human queries: Does getting comfortable in a relationship involve a loss of self?
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Links between migrants and violence or terrorist plots have made the politics of the issue more combustible.
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They were from similar sorts of plots, the grapes grown on clay and sand over limestone bedrock.
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And at Washington Cemetery in Brooklyn, the plots are just 30 inches wide by seven feet long.
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In one example an Expanding Brain meme plots the perils of ordering coffee with an ethnic name.
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Tursten takes readers deep inside Maud's head as she plots the demise of anyone who crosses her.
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Ms. Thomas, working from a script by her and Beto Amaral, plots the narrative coordinates fairly leisurely.
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McManus, a veritable master of misdirection, plots a whodunit so deftly that it transcends the YA label.
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Books and movies are about more than their plots — which seems obvious but is easy to forget.
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Trying to remember the novel's numerous minor characters and follow its involuted plots, I coveted that chip.
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The centuries-old, permeable dry stone walls that border those plots are vital to Cinque Terre's survival.
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When he hears Bacon is looking for an assistant (and a new best friend), Randy plots revenge.
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Some suspect a land grab, where their waterfront plots will be taken and sold to wealthy developers.
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The global water graphs are dot plots of subgroups of cities with populations greater than 3 million.
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Mr. Khanna played a villain who plots to marry the heroine, the granddaughter of a wealthy businessman.
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But it wasn't enough; the government wanted him to link other people in Canada to various plots.
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There are a handful of flourishing vineyards in the vicinity, but even small plots teem with growth.
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Other supposed plots include the possibility that Justice Antonin Scalia was murdered and that vaccinations cause autism.
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Simon Lewis of University College London, and colleagues, analysed observations of 321 plots across the Amazon basin.
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Their career arcs become our story lines and plots that unfurl over many happy, occasionally anxious, years.
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The cemetery of San Michele, Venice's "isle of the dead," is auctioning four plots, starting at $300,000.
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"This is one of the enemy's plots to create panic to close down our society," he said.
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In August, authorities announced they uncovered three plots to carry out mass shootings thanks to such information.
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Or rather plots, of every conceivable stripe, which bubble and spurt from the mouths of everyone onstage.
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The benefit is removing a military leader engaged in plots to harm Americans across the Middle East.
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Iranian intelligence services and the Revolutionary Guards have been quite adept at foiling plots over the years.
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They want to know what elected officials can do to help them thwart plots and prevent violence.
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That sense of fun also made us more forgiving of touches like rushed plots and anachronistic dialogue.
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The thriller stars Isabelle Huppert as a woman who plots revenge against the man who raped her.
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On the map, the students noticed two side-by-side burial plots that held 12 unmarked graves.
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The main target was computer materials inside the house that could contain clues about future terrorist plots.
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Britain's top counter-terrorism police officer said the authorities had thwarted 13 other plots since March 2017.
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Ricin is a highly toxic compound extracted from castor beans that has been used in terror plots.
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Andrew M. Cuomo plots the demise of the Bronx's Sheridan Expressway, the highway built by Robert Moses.
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We're constantly on the lookout for ISIS plots to hit us or to hit our interest abroad.
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Abigail plots to marry a handsome doofus (Joe Alwyn), hoping to acquire a title of her own.
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And Australian authorities already have a strong record of arresting terrorists and of disrupting locally planned plots.
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WASHINGTON — In Germany and France, the authorities thwarted terrorists' plots to attack with the deadly poison ricin.
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There are the twisting, sprawling plots that leave you with only the barest inkling of what happened.
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Check out this chart, from a 2017 Democracy Fund survey, that plots Americans on a quadrant system.
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Maduro's critics accuse him of fabricating plots for political effect based on coerced testimony of arrested suspects.
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The beauty of these plots is that they can start small and expand a bit each season.
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The "plots" included a phony wedding, sham marriage counseling, and someone catching Greta canoodling with another dude.
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Their romantic plots frequently involve women getting off as an essential element of their happily ever after.
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Called the Castello Plan, it pictured a cute little settlement of tree-lined blocks and farm plots.
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Although this is a movement that can produce terrorist plots, a lot of the violence is spontaneous.
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The chart below plots margin debt-to-GDP (inverted) against 3-year returns in the stock market.
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He plots — with the lions' sworn enemies, the hyenas — to kill them both and take the crown.
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Another study, by the University of Maryland's Alejandro Beutel, looked at plots broken up by law enforcement.
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ET/PT, said Republican election momentum was stopped by "two plots" — the Pittsburgh shooting and the mail bombs.
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I recently completed a study of terrorist plots perpetrated by asylum seekers and refugees between 2014 and 2017.
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And without spoiling it, let's just say that vengeful plots have been built on far less emotional depth.
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Half of the plots were lit at night, and the other half were left dark as a control.
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"There are enough sub-plots in the race to acquire Sky to commission a primetime drama," Salmon said.
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In the central Indian city of Indore in 1988, Doshi was given 4,000 plots of land to develop.
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R is used to model linear and nonlinear data, perform statistical tests, and produce plots, among other tasks.
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There is also a communal shower house, separate portable toilets, and a few garden plots on the property.
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That's a good thing, considering they're already combining plots from the first two of three volumes Way wrote.
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The bottom line: On social media today, false narratives spread, bigotry intensifies, and sometimes entire plots are hatched.
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Kate has her own obligatory tragic backstory, featuring a car accident caused by one of the Joker's plots.
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Zambada admitted he took part in several murder plots himself, though he said he never personally killed anyone.
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The pens are important because James takes notes and writes plots by hand anywhere an idea strikes him.
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He has denounced a score of plots since he took over from the late Hugo Chávez in 2013.
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It subverts old tropes, challenging readers to question humdrum science fiction plots, and imagine an entire alternate reality.
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Greek myths, Shakespeare, the great Russian novelists, the Brontes: all have been plundered to supply plots for ballets.
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Most importantly, it would have to be thrifty, as I'm already picking out plots for my paupers grave.
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But as an adult with a trove of cultural context, the mishmash of plots and characters is unsettling.
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I've seen a fair amount of possession movies and most paint-by-numbers plots follow the same routine.
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Historically, writers constantly borrowed characters and plots from all sorts of sources and turned them into new stories.
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He said the European Union has become concerned about the use of the cards in recent terror plots.
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Land also gave indentured labourers a start in South Africa, where many were granted plots after their servitude.
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Since jihadism crosses borders, intelligence services have also shared information and worked hand in hand to disrupt plots.
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New neighbourhoods were built on plots leased from the churches, which are still the city's largest private landowners.
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Like most marriage plots, "Leave to Remain" circles around the challenges of intimacy, familial ructions and difficult personalities.
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As the Post makes clear, it could have compromised a potential source of vital intelligence about ISIS plots.
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Because they have buffaloes in them, it is hard to argue that these fields are not agricultural plots.
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The resort's residential offering includes fractional ownership units, villas and development plots, from $450,000 to around $4 million.
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There have been reports of policemen hiding in coffins to catch gravediggers who are overcharging for burial plots.
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HMTD has many similarities to TATP, another high explosive used by terrorist groups in plots against the West.
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When you look at the systematic plots and subplots about this show that very much mirrors The Wire.
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He reported on Irish mob kingpins, Moroccan drug lords, assassination plots, biker gangs, and his frequent partying habits.
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Chinese conservationists are currently monitoring seven large plots, each about 20 square kilometers (7.7 square miles) in size.
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"This is one of the most sophisticated plots that has ever been attempted on Australian soil," Phelan said.
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But what if all these plots — and implicitly, the entire show we've been watching — are the actual narrative?
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Read more from The Hill: NY governor: 'May be foreign link' to bomb plots View the discussion thread.
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Hezbollah has also been linked to terrorist plots against Israelis in Bulgaria in 2012 and Peru in 2014.
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The EU also urged Tehran to stop activities that deepened mistrust, including what it called Iranian assassination plots.
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All these bounties and assassination plots against King were all one to two steps removed from each other.
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For a comic-book movie, the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe flick was rich with themes, arcs, and plots.
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This plots a lower neckline and the calculation gives a more extreme third downside Dow target near 12,850.
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The surreal 12-minute film follows a peculiar cast of characters in a series of dubious side plots.
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Second, the zombie and dragon plots are both advancing quickly and there just aren't that many episodes left.
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But really, their interesting plots and compelling characters are just an excuse for showing off Italy's beautiful landscape.
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In October, police said they had increased security at major landmarks, including airports, following reports of bomb plots.
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The two executive producers said it has grown harder and harder to keep details of the plots secret.
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In addition to the attacks, there have been almost 80 jihadist terrorist plots over these same 21625 years.
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The FOMC updated the dot plots in which they indicated two further rate rises are likely this year.
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While the lizards are unlikely to go extinct from California, they may vanish from specific plots of land.
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Britain has thwarted nine plots in the last 12 months, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Tuesday.
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Wannabe travelers got apprehended at airports before boarding international flights and domestic plots were foiled by FBI stings.
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In 2007, Woods reportedly bought his mother two plots of land in Jupiter, Florida for around $2.4 million.
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Episode after episode, Nathan concocts truly insane plots in his noble attempts to help struggling small business owners.
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Plus, when Maggie's in relationships with other women, they're not just an afterthought to the episodes' A plots.
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How do you ride the line between having juicy story lines but still grounding the plots in reality?
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They've said he's isolated and in danger of being overthrown, and that there are assassination plots against him.
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Michèle plots her revenge on her attacker, never seeking help and putting the onus for closure on herself.
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It shows the print magazine industry thriving, and features plots about everything from embezzlement to long-lost children.
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Trump critics would argue that there was good reason to devise plots against him before he was inaugurated.
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"European authorities continue to take steps to assure public safety and disrupt terrorist plots," the State Department said.
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Their tactics have drawn intense criticism, but city officials defended them, citing suspected violent plots against the police.
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Just consider Lincoln, Kansas which is offering free plots of land to those willing to build on them.
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A rising population, shrinking farm plots and increasing indebtedness among farmers have all hit India's vast rural hinterlands.
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Despite the reports of anti-government plots, Hun Sen has maintained a firm hold on power for decades.
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In the year after that speech, at least two dozen plots linked to the Islamic State were documented.
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But it jumps around way too much, never settling down long enough to let its overlapping plots breathe.
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She plots her revenge on her attacker, never seeking help and putting the onus for closure on herself.
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Major British holidays, notably Guy Fawkes Day, celebrate the resisting of continental plots against the island's splendid freedom.
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But these plots were so limited that they amount to less than even, say, Carol's relationship with Tobin.
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Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt has one of the darkest plots on TV, especially for such a seemingly chipper tone.
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Assassinations, bioterror plots, and Rolls-Royces abound in brothers Maclain and Chapman Way's engrossing six-part documentary series.
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Game of Thrones, HBO's cultural juggernaut of a fantasy TV show, has approximately 628 plots and 37,920 characters.
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The dome-shaped huts are located on private plots with fantastic views of the Sierra del Segura mountains.
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Although audiences enjoyed this horror flick, some critics called it out for its "lazy writing" and unsurprising plots.
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I'm seeking character development, contemporary language, nondisturbing plots (so many stories end in death) and, yes, political correctness.
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It helps that these plots, like others monitored by the field station, have been studied in the past.
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In June, Finland's national intelligence service raised its threat level to "elevated" after becoming aware of terrorist plots.
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Here's a chart comparing the March and December plots, with the median FOMC member's projection shaded more darkly:
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Fair warning: No one watches these movies for the acting or the plots, which are usually pretty bad.
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At times Mr. Lee had so many stories going that he merely outlined the plots to Marvel's artists.
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In recent years, residents said, he bought all the neighboring plots and houses to ensure his family's privacy.
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Dwarf Fortress's latest update brings villains with dastardly plots, fortune telling and aquifers that don't immediately kill you.
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If he really believes all the plots he claims to be true, then he is suffering from paranoia.
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Are the plots moving north, for instance, and have they done that the last three times you looked?
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Lim Hyeon-soo, to hard labor for life on charges of carrying out "subversive plots" against North Korea.
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"All of this helps us better understand the enemy network, prioritize new targets, and identify external terrorist plots."
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How these three plots intersect and finally collide is one of the great thrills of reading Jewell's book.
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Here are five years of "dot plots" in one interactive chart, including the most recent projections released Wednesday.
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Later in the 1930s, plots like this were banned, in favor of depictions of more "ideal" German couples.
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Superfans are rarely surprised by the plots and can often guess what's coming next for the characters onscreen.
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You'd need a spirograph to draw the Venn diagram that plots out who's eligible for free HBO Max.
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The plots of the "SEAL Team" and "The Brave" pilots are head-smackingly similar, down to small details.
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But the use of children in terrorist plots, analysts say, represents a new and shocking development in Indonesia.
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Even so, several of the officials said they were not aware of any specific plots in the works.
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"He previously was involved in terrorist plots against the United States and Israel," the State Department assessment said.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Conspiracy theories, government plots, prison escapes, billions of dollars of shareholder value up in smoke.
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The three successful attacks reflect what counterterrorism experts call the reality that plots are underway all the time.
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The bulletin details the attack and potential Iranian threat, including previous plots against US infrastructure and cyber targets.
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Their entire plots are based around Christmastime and the stories wouldn't make sense without Christmas as a backdrop.
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Those plots sold for between $3 and $85033 an acre, mostly to Ayers Energy LLC of Bedford, Texas.
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The public will get a turbo-charged flow of intel about the latest CIA plots to undermine democracy.
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These cases are separate from plots relating to international terrorism investigations, like those involving al Qaeda and ISIS.
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This litigation confirms everything that most of us hate about sequels that replay earlier plots and repeat material.
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I'm not sure I buy the path to liberation that Atwood plots here, but I'd like to believe.
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These early films, called "actualities," were no more than roughly two minutes long with no plots or characters.
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Levy, meanwhile, has a different kind of choice to make as he plots to revive Spurs' flagging form.
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Only in Bouzeron, Mr. de Benoist said, does aligoté continue to occupy the best plots on the slopes.
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