Stars' vertical positions are plotted on the x-axis, and their velocities are plotted on the y-axis.
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Lovejoy and McDavid plotted to kill Mulvihill in September 2016.
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That's not the path he plotted, the myth he's selling.
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Improve Detroit's 311 requests are plotted publicly on a map.
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They plotted strategy going forward — both political and media strategy.
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Very few careers that I know about are that plotted.
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This chart shows WeWork International's revenues plotted against its losses:
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With that in mind, she plotted her move to Jamaica.
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Dramatically plotted and elegantly written, his books became best sellers.
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It's a tightly plotted exploration of the consequences of fear.
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On the left is energy footprints plotted against income ("expenditure").
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We did a further investigation, it was plotted revenge. pic.twitter.
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Others were expeditionary geniuses who plotted climbs like military assaults.
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The Chemist is, her publisher announces, a tautly plotted thriller.
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Thrillers need to be, as Meyer's copywriter knows, tautly plotted.
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We never plotted a particular musical course in any great depth.
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We then plotted the resulting data in a couple of ways.
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Mashford did not elaborate on who may have plotted the route.
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He did not elaborate on who may have plotted the route.
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The charge, it is thought, is that they plotted against it.
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The story's twists and turns are all very carefully plotted out.
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Kissinger, Zbigniew Brzezinski and Oliver North; of wars plotted and planned
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Instead, Mr. Boulware has enthusiastically plotted a course back to life.
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We plotted them (above) by inputting the data into Google Earth.
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Mellifluous and buoyant, these tunes dance with a well-plotted grace.
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In 1939, Nazi Germany plotted to blow up the Hoover Dam.
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They embody a carefully plotted range of professional and marital situations.
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"I like this one," she said, as she plotted her moves.
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Now, anyone with minimal knowledge would have plotted a cleaner defection.
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He's plotted, planned and executed attacks on American citizens, American soldiers.
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These are plotted on a grid, called the U.S. Sentencing Table.
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He plotted those measures across the entire sweep of human history.
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Terror attacks in Europe and elsewhere were plotted from the city.
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He showed doctors their choice of gas plotted against their greenhouse impact.
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Yellowstone is slicker, more staged, and more tightly plotted than real life.
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As a girl, I plotted ways to get back at my haters.
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So the Justice Department and the FBI together plotted an unusual strategy.
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And on top of that, Superstore is just a beautifully plotted show.
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Sales can be plotted on both a cumulative and a weekly basis.
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Gillian Flynn's 2012 bestseller Gone Girl is plotted around a staged murder.
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Change the parameters, and yet another kind of line can be plotted.
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Younger son Osama plotted the 9/11 attacks on the United States.
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Do you now think those are deliberate lies that she's plotted out?
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Eliot Spitzer (Client 9) plotted their heroic returns to the political scene.
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But the central trio's dynamic is specifically plotted to be friendship goals.
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The novel's intricately plotted relationships pay off satisfyingly in its final chapters.
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Whereas Dulac's early films are fairly plotted, The Seashell's narrative is spare.
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But ultimately, his season was too manicured, too plotted, for us to enjoy.
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Tory "wets" plotted against Margaret Thatcher there and Tory "bastards" against John Major.
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Teens went to the movies, repaired friendships, and plotted to kiss each other.
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Feeling burned by Peter for backing out of his deal, Scot plotted revenge.
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The Paris attacks were plotted here and fugitive Salah Abdeslam hid out here.
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It must obtain a cross-platform resonance that is simultaneously authentic and plotted.
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His deal with "Chuck and Nancy" foiled a carefully plotted Republican legislative strategy.
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It's smartly plotted, with characters that deepen in the course of the show.
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A couple plotted to bury the heir of a prominent Illinois family alive.
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This chart shows its long-term borrowings plotted against its long-term receivables:
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This, of course, barely touches on the twists of Adams's densely plotted tale.
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Axios plotted daily record highs, monthly record highs and all-time record highs.
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Somewhere along the way we plotted an idea for a prank news team.
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The militants withdrew to the mountains and from there plotted a deadly counteroffensive.
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Emily and Anne Brontë plotted adventures in an imaginary realm they named Gondal.
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Then there is the ornately plotted "And Both Were Young" by Madeleine L'Engle.
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Those companies have plotted Africa expansions into each other's markets and broader Africa.
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A couple plotted to cheat on college entrance exams for their two daughters.
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The novel's first third is plotted ingeniously, as we wonder who might die.
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Ghosn hadn&apost murdered anyone, after all, nor plotted against the Japanese state.
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They plotted out a search grid focused on the warship's last known location.
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On the Global Jukebox website, the recordings are plotted on a world map.
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And as mayor of London, Boris Johnson plotted his rise to Prime Minister.
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It was an erudite enterprise, meticulously researched and plotted out months in advance.
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Concerned that followers were unknowingly harming themselves, they plotted to get her shut down.
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Of course, I plotted my next escape at the very hint of a challenge.
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It doesn't seem like you really use plotted out concepts aside from this release.
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Good Girls Revolt isn't nearly as thoughtful or meticulously plotted as AMC's lauded show.
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Friends plotted their hijra from gritty estates and stifling parental control in the schoolyard.
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I plotted out Homer's hypothetical job salaries in a linear order, by episode number.
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It might come off as unbearably twee, or naive, or confusing and poorly plotted.
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She claims he plotted to trigger a miscarriage during her pregnancy, something he denied.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNMichael Avenatti: Denies Domestic Violence ClaimsOmarosa: Trump Plotted Against CNN's Jim Acosta!
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She managed to call her mother one afternoon, and together they plotted her escape.
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These houses would be my hot zones, and I plotted my route around them.
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The other is a model of the cabin where the Unabomber plotted his attacks.
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On it, two lines are plotted: a line for torque and another for horsepower.
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Mr. Castro went into exile in Mexico, where he plotted his return to Cuba.
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Either way, they were deemed lower threats than men who plotted to kill civilians.
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They plotted diplomatic strategy and opined on climate change and the U.S. financial collapse.
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We know how he plotted to get one of his first high school flings.
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Over at the helm, a colleague has already plotted our course away from danger.
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The gang allegedly trafficked drugs and untaxed hooch and smokes, plotted murders, laundered money.
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The film was lampooned by critics who thought it was gory and poorly plotted.
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One met with a Saudi king and plotted strategy to fight the Islamic State.
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He plotted a spur-of-the-moment March trip to the Turks and Caicos.
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The data look very different when plotted on what is called a logarithmic scale.
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When these are all plotted together, they can look like a bunch of spaghetti.
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We've plotted the tenures of all 153 comedians who've been credited as cast members.
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Since election day in 2016, Democrats have plotted ways to take down Donald Trump.
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Nearly half of those who carried out or plotted terrorist attacks were born here.
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In 1995, two brothers plotted the successful assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.
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Here are both metrics, plotted against observed GMST: On the first metric, temperature vs.
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It's the place the Targaryens plotted the conquest of the rest of the continent.
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Trump's comments came as Democrats plotted strategy on how to deal with Gorsuch's nomination.
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In other words, the health benefits of nutrients tend to exist in a J-shape: if sodium intake were plotted on the x-axis, and cardiovascular disease were plotted on the y-axis, you'd see the healthiest people fall somewhere in the middle.
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"We have it plotted out probably through the next week and a half," Ausmus said.
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But by late afternoon, instead of going home, he plotted to carry out a massacre.
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When plotted on a map, Paul visited more places than most people get to today.
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The key, according to Hou, is only attempting to operate in those carefully plotted domains.
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The books are much, much more exciting and fast-paced than the awkwardly plotted films.
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Over the next hour and a half, the students plotted strategies for the coming weeks.
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And please, let's not act like everyone already has the road map to college plotted.
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A Google map that plotted where the 21 victims lived illustrates the conflicting evacuation warnings.
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Officials confirmed that yesterday, but they're mum on who may have plotted the route. Capt.
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She has plotted to kill both of her parents at different points in the series.
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Every time their analyzer detected elevated gas levels, it plotted the numbers to Google Earth.
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User activity was plotted on Explore, including the activities of personnel fighting ISIS in Iraq.
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Mr. Cohn later plotted a similar theft to prevent Mr. Trump from withdrawing from Nafta.
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The standout first-season episode "Art and Life" is rude, well-plotted, and genuinely sexy.
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Inslee has long plotted a run for president based around his record combating climate change.
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Two new books describe how top aides to the president secretly plotted to circumvent him.
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China's Foreign Ministry said the riot was "plotted mainly by a local radical separatist organization".
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I noted the place, recorded a minute-long voice memo, and vaguely plotted to return.
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Oxford Economics has plotted an inverse relationship between the dollar and world trade since 2001.
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Prosecutors said the couple had originally plotted to firebomb the synagogue but couldn't break in.
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This week's birthday drinks, next month's trip, the wedding in May, the carefully plotted move.
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It plotted assassinations and supported brutal anti-Communist governments in Latin America, Africa and Asia.
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He plotted a revolution to embrace the mother country rather than to break with it.
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Preposterously plotted and crammed with overly potted history, "Darwin's Ghosts" doesn't come close to succeeding.
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For two months, he and his writing team plotted the arc of For All Mankind.
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China's Foreign Ministry has said the riot was "plotted by a local radical separatist organization".
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A McDonald's employee is said to have plotted to rob his employer, with fatal consequences
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But this movie isn't plotted as a thriller — which is, in a sense, the point.
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Correction (November 23rd, 2018): An earlier version of the chart incorrectly plotted the number of pupils.
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A 2006 Nature paper plotted out a schematic of the mechanics that connect all the gears.
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Several of the men who plotted to blow up transatlantic airliners in 2006 were from Birmingham.
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From there, Electome plotted those 50 users and their followers on maps showing the political conversation.
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Let's say it's a straight story script with a three-act structure, everything is plotted out.
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At this point, we'll have our next getaway plotted and planned before we even finish shopping.
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Wasserman Schultz came under fire after emails showing officials from the DNC plotted against Vermont Sen.
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Their narratives unfold in dual timelines, à la "The Godfather", but are plotted as a mystery.
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Osama bin Laden was living in Afghanistan when he plotted the 403/11 attacks on America.
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The nanny plotted Matul's escape and found help at Alexandria House, a shelter for abused women.
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He plotted his escape and when the time was right, he put his plan into action.
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The other, more likely perpetrator, ISIS has plotted to target St. Petersburg in the recent past.
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Police say McAtasney and Taylor plotted to rob Stern of thousands of dollars before murdering her.
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According to Vincenzetti, the five left the company and then plotted a plan to destroy it.
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The story's solid and well-plotted, but the real draw on this indie is the artwork.
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They plotted, schemed, lied and betrayed — and made for some pretty amazing television in the process.
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Going forward, HBO has already plotted out at least five seasons of material for the show.
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The new footage verifies the series' promised return to a slower tempo, modestly plotted horror game.
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Women as image makers as well as subjects play a conscientiously plotted role in the installation.
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"What you need to do is tell her you got a new TV," another man plotted.
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Ms. Stemme, 53, who has carefully plotted her career at her own pace, has finally returned.
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Ankara has already sent evidence to the White House that alleges Mr. Gulen plotted the coup.
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Several European countries have alleged that Iran's security services have plotted to assassinate dissidents in Europe.
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Over the low clatter of cutlery, eight executives plotted bouts in the weeks and months ahead.
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But — whatever the thought process behind it — her Basic Instinct moment was a poorly plotted move.
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After sketching it up, Robots plotted key measurements, with the team sculpting freehand around those frameworks.
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Buoyed by their success, Marcum, O'Hara, Ward and a fourth activist, Tim DeChristopher, plotted more action.
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But in a densely plotted fiction series, 15 seconds can mean missing a central plot point.
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They smile and exchange small talk, initially moving in the cavernous entryway like plotted geometric points.
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With his elaborately plotted and edited action-comedy, Edgar Wright balances the spoof with something greater.
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Instead, whoever appeared to have plotted a heist at a Chase bank in Pembroke Pines, Fla.
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They are even plotted on a map so I can easily send directions to my phone.
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"There were a series of imminent attacks that were being plotted by Qassem Soleimani," he said.
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On our group text, we plotted out which houses we would plunder and in what order.
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It was well plotted and smartly paced, and featured a terrific performance by Millie Bobby Brown.
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I'm not saying that he sat down with a notebook and he plotted all this out.
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Determined to prove the crash was plotted by Russia, Jaroslaw Kaczynski is obsessed with the past.
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Working across two continents largely in their spare time, the men plotted their attack via online chat.
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Nazis plotted to take out Winston Churchill by literally blowing him up with a bar of chocolate.
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But you can always trust that the machine's inventor has plotted out that pattern with exquisite precision.
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At the same time, they plotted to persuade Putin to openly declare his support for Trump's candidacy.
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Both the location and amount of change can be plotted and analysed by the machine-learning system.
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In the chart below, we've plotted venture capital deal and dollar volume for Illinois as a whole.
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The same thinking dominated in the spring of 2017, when Mrs May plotted her snap general election.
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The truth is, Men in Black works because it's a sharply plotted and hilarious sci-fi film.
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The Golden Circle is a more loosely plotted movie, but it's also more carefully and elaborately choreographed.
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Meanwhile, the Department of Justice has plotted an investigation of Alphabet's Google, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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What followed was a wild, meticulously plotted escape by two prisoners in a maximum security state prison.
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As a matter of fact, there are no dark schemes being plotted here—only dark matter physics.
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Investigators believe Kemia and Cuellar were having an affair and plotted to kill Tyrone to be together.
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The court held that the conspiracy was plotted in Rahman's personal office with militant leaders in attendance.
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Another graph plotted the cars' position in a circle, making it easier to visualize distances between cars.
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Moritz Stefaner, the data viz's designer, plotted 52 weeks of Google Trends information around the radial graph.
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Her boyfriend plugged an equation into a TI-84 calculator, creating a graph that plotted out PROM.
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The Youtuber plotted out how he cheated his way to success in a new video March 23.
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The scatter plot below shows Clinton's predicted vote share from polling plotted against her actual vote share.
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Analyzing data from 18 countries, Afrobarometer plotted the progress of the availability of essential services since 2005.
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Mindful of the need to keep both sides happy, May has so far plotted a careful path.
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Schaerbeek was home to at least one apartment used by the men who plotted the Brussels attacks.
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The D.C. Circuit Court has kept it in limbo while the new administration plotted a new course.
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Many spent time in American-operated prisons in Iraq, where they studied the Quran and plotted jihad.
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Researchers from the university plotted the number of divorce filings in Washington state between 2001 and 2015.
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She's arguing the officers plotted her arrest for being vocal about her sexual encounters with the president.
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After 9/11, al Qaeda plotted to release a poison gas inside New York City's subway system.
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While Morck is no Lisbeth Salander — he has difficulty using a cellphone — these stories are better plotted.
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Motassadeq was one of the al Qaeda members who plotted the 9/11 attacks from Hamburg, Germany.
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A chase, a quest, an arranged murder: The story is so well plotted the pages fly by.
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For a month, the party's media juggernaut claimed that Turkey's enemies had plotted the fall of Istanbul.
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She told me maddening stories of her own ascent and we plotted a new world for ourselves.
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Callimachi: So we go back to the whiteboard, where we have plotted out everything he's told us.
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Mr. Gulen has denied accusations that he plotted to overthrow Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in 2016.
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Three men in Garden City, Kansas plotted to bomb a Somali immigrant community just before the election.
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Part mystery and part (riveting) history lesson, this deeply reported book reads like an expertly plotted novel.
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At the end of the day, they believed they were eradicating dark invaders who plotted against them.
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It appears to have been a racially motivated massacre plotted by a 21-year-old white man.
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And while the results are carefully plotted and constructed, they are not always towering or eye-popping.
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The values plotted on that plane for the population one wants to analyze results in a Lorenz curve.
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In a (carefully plotted) turn of events, Claire Underwood becomes the frontrunner to be Frank Underwood's vice president.
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Castro meticulously plotted his path to this campaign over years; O'Rourke saw a moment and seized on it.
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Robert Eggers' carefully planned and plotted directorial debut The Witch shows an astonishing level of attention to detail.
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Two caveats limit its scope: the violence in question must be both racially motivated and plotted in advance.
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At the same time, they plotted to persuade the Russian president to declare his support for Trump's candidacy.
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The groups plotted outreach to opinion makers, op-ed articles and direct lobbying, according to several who participated.
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The PDP, though, says the APC plotted to rig the vote with help from the army and INEC.
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We've already strategically plotted our morning pumpkin pit stops (and a pumpkin scone will no doubt be involved).
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Every detail of the outfit has been agonized over and plotted out far in advance of the night.
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Here's a roughly plotted course of all the intersections I tested while searching for 215G in The Loop.
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Authorities allege that David Eisenhauer, 18, and Natalie Keepers, 19, plotted Lovell's murder at a restaurant over dinner.
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While we waited for the syrup to cool, Greg and Molly plotted their next move: booze, of course.
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The fan theory lays out an elaborate scheme for revenge as plotted by original C-137/Evil Morty.
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Interior Undersecretary Eduardo Ano said there is no conclusive evidence the Islamic State group plotted the suicide bombing.
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More from the Speaker's race … Centrist group behind Pelosi holdouts plotted to make her "bogeyman" (The Daily Beast).
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Then -- and this was fun for me -- I plotted out routes for all these runs of varying lengths.
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Murphy declined to comment on whether Hasson will face more charges related to accusations he plotted an attack.
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When he asked them to wait, they plotted to detain him in a basement until he gave in.
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To reduce the carnage, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and federal fisheries biologists plotted a gentle relocation.
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He regarded settled life as a fixed axis against which the fluctuations of daily change could be plotted.
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They claimed that Vladimir Putin plotted to "subvert an election" and that Russia helped "swing it for" Trump.
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Investigators allege they plotted the girl's abduction to try to scare predominately Muslim nomads into leaving the region.
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He then picked up a new hobby, shaming women entering the same clinic he plotted to blow up.
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The Iraqi regime has plotted to develop anthrax and nerve gas and nuclear weapons for over a decade.
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The songs feel plotted, but loosely, like someone trying to draw a map to a riff from memory.
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Abadi's intervention threatened to derail a deal that had been carefully plotted during months of meetings in Doha.
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Any successful author, regardless of genre, requires the ability to craft a well-plotted, well-paced, entertaining novel.
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But he did share his version of events with four other senators as they plotted how to proceed.
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The MCU is plotted out in advance, spearheaded by Marvel Studios president and Marvel creative chief Kevin Feige.
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When I plotted out the story, I realized you weren't starting the game story until three hours in.
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Sipping on the gingery drink, I plotted my next visit: My to-do list was barely halfway done.
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When they were little, we plotted ways to create ties for them to their various countries of origin.
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Are we to understand that he has plotted the whole thing in order to take over the kingdom?
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The evocative name describes the way a map of Baltimore looks when its racial population is plotted out.
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His poems are often plotted as developments within the larger, ongoing process of reading and translating his masters.
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He cited law enforcement sources, who claim the suspect had allegedly plotted to take Broussard's baby from her.
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He plotted a (foiled) bombing in Washington, D.C., and attempted attacks on the soil of our European allies.
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I plotted a route that would skirt the Observation Wheel and cut through an anti-tear-gas rally.
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Trump appears to think that the Obama-era FBI somehow plotted to stop him from winning in 2016.
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And when British Catholics plotted to dethrone Elizabeth, she had no problem sending the ringleaders to agonizing deaths.
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Mr. Burga was charged with racketeering conspiracy and accused of having plotted to collect $4.4 million in bribes.
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He is keenly aware of the winding road that got them here, and has plotted their path forward.
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The theories go like this: the US government plotted to bring down the twin towers on 9/11.
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The theories go like this: the US government plotted to bring down the twin towers on 29/211.
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It's carefully plotted, but distinctly human—a reminder that the miracle of flight is achievable by human hands.
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Her daughter Gypsy realized that she wasn't actually sick, and plotted with an online acquaintance to kill her mother.
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The shape of the problem is called the age-crime curve, arrests plotted against the age of the offender.
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I huddled by the dying embers and plotted the deaths of everyone who got me roped into the adventure.
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The move came as Pinterest ramped up its own ad-selling business and plotted a new e-commerce initiative.
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He sued Pimco in October 2015, claiming that executives plotted to oust him and divide his bonus among themselves.
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Turkey has also claimed that Gulenists plotted an attempted coup in 2016 that left at least 260 people dead.
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Below, we've plotted Crunchbase's projections for the total amount of funding in Q663 2017 and the year preceding it.
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Every time a solution is manually plotted, it reduces the likelihood that cars will need assistance in the future.
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As Jay and Taylor plotted to then go after Adam, Zeke was again observant enough to overhear the plan.
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Since the early 1900s, astronomers had plotted each star within a cluster according to their color versus their brightness.
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"They have all got together and plotted, Kandi too," Leakes said, while talking on the phone to Marlo Hampton.
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While these scenes thunder forward like thrilling and carefully plotted amusement park rides, the combat is less reliably polished.
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Over five years in prison, she has plotted to steal a $150 million diamond necklace at the Met Gala.
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The authorities there said the students had plotted a shooting attack on a high school in Desert Hot Springs.
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The lawsuit included allegations that Sherman had plotted to kill one of the cousins, the Globe and Mail said.
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Murnion recalled how he'd taken a map of Bushwick and plotted a serpentine escape route for the movie's heroes.
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Jackson may have been unable to venture out on her own, but she plotted her escape in her fiction.
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I plotted the bodegas within a three-block radius, my brain charting a mental map of my neighborhood's grid.
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It was meticulously plotted, so that Sudjic's writing space looked more like "a crime scene" than an author's desk.
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Her maternal grandfather, she told me, had plotted to poison his wife and children but was caught buying arsenic.
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The focus is still on multiple strands of elaborately, sometimes confusingly plotted detection (with more red herrings than necessary).
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Iran's adversaries have accused elite Guard Corps units of having plotted and sometimes carried out assassinations in foreign countries.
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And they've plotted it out, starting with the question of what type of women can you take as slaves.
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Soro, currently in Europe, denies charges that he plotted a coup against Ouattara and says they are politically motivated.
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Lamar Alexander told The Washington Post at the time, as he plotted his own ill-fated White House bid.
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In contrast to the five men awaiting military tribunals at Guantánamo Bay on charges that they plotted the Sept.
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In 2017, North Korean agents plotted the assassination of Kim Jong-nam, Mr. Kim's estranged half brother, in Malaysia.
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While thanking his allies, Mr. Trump said "top scum" at the F.B.I. had long plotted to end his presidency.
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Let's zoom way in: Using the results of my Python model, I plotted the star's movement in one dimension.
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Mr. Khan was part of a gang that plotted in 2010 to plant explosives in the London Stock Exchange.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe, by comparison, was carefully plotted years in advance over the course of the past decade.
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And unlike polio and smallpox, a vaccine looks less likely to play a key role in its plotted demise.
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After al-Qaeda plotted the September 22001th, 21950 attacks from Afghan camps, the United States and its allies invaded.
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To the contrary, the officials plotted how to prepare for the road to be built without the public noticing.
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As an American Army sergeant in Germany, he plotted to assassinate Hermann Göring at the Nuremberg war crimes trials.
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Every move and cut has dramatic weight, with the animators having meticulously plotted out each beat of each duel.
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According to allegations in a probable cause affidavit about the case, Javier had plotted her boyfriend's death for a week.
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All it had taken was four months and a meticulously plotted campaign that typifies music's new social-first promotion game.
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Blair admitted that he and Booker plotted to detonate a vehicle bomb at Fort Riley military base near Manhattan, Kansas.
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Since the BBC America drama's premiere earlier this month, the bloody series has proven to be a tightly-plotted story.
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She camped under a tree while she plotted ways to sell some of her family property and flee the country.
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So he plotted to turn Sansa against Arya, which led the two of them to instead decide to eliminate him.
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Today, I sat at the helm of a Star Trek ship and plotted a course to a distant star system.
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There, she spots a map of California with a road trip plotted out, inspired by their earlier road trip conversation.
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Season 7 is very tightly plotted, and the show's writers rarely drop anything into a conversation without a specific reason.
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So then, when you want to remember the words, you picture yourself walking through the memory journey you plotted out.
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So he started by building a DVDs-by-mail business — while he plotted a long-term strategy for today's platform.
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Instead, parents and counselors encourage them to follow the well-plotted and well-trod course to a four-year college.
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The 2 are archenemies, and Griff -- a former Ja Rule and Irv Gotti associate -- allegedly once plotted to kill 50.
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There are, plotted between the main story beats, sweet little moments that capture the utter weirdness of being a kid.
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If plotted onto a graph, the two peaks in pressure from a sonic boom resemble an "N" shape in time.
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With sultry Mars in sexpot Scorpio, the shortest distance from date venue to bedroom should be plotted out in advance.
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We plotted a smooth line through this data, and used it to generate an expected yearly average and standard deviation.
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But the queen lost faith in him in 1586, when he plotted to accuse Mary Queen of Scots of treason.
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Investigators allege the men plotted the girl's abduction as a means of scaring predominately Muslim nomads into leaving the region.
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In the U.S., it's been linked to five deaths, and has allegedly plotted attacks that targeted nuclear facilities and synagogues.
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It created a cushion of public indulgence around his persona, even as the Old Etonian plotted his next career move.
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That night, three Continental generals plotted defensive action in the Blackman Avenue home of Daniel Hickok, a shoemaker and militiaman.
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Police allege Pappas had long plotted his attack on the physician to avenge his mother's death on the operating table.
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Rokita has claimed that Messer "plotted with the Never-Trumpers to steal the nomination from President Trump" in an ad.
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Singapore authorities said the eight men, aged 26-34, plotted attacks in parks where they shared radical propaganda and videos.
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I mean sure, Steven Spielberg plotted a classic thriller starring a long great white; but it's still just a shark.
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A simple chart showing WeWork's revenues plotted against its losses over time raises an existential question...Can this company survive?
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The crime was conceived by Professor William C. Davidon of Haverford College in Pennsylvania and plotted in the Raineses' attic.
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Rasky also plotted where the against-the-odds campaign would launch: in one of the poorest parts of the city.
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In the Second World War, before the advent of satellites, a ship's position was plotted using traditional open-sea techniques.
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She sat down, exhausted, falling asleep as she plotted all the nutritious foods she would cook to help him recover.
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The result was an unusual side-slung apron piece, tied at the waist and plotted with pockets of all sizes.
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Thousands of investors plotted a big protest in Beijing this week, but the Chinese authorities all but quashed it, above.
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"NBC News reported that Democratic members of the committee plotted with minority leaders to disrupt the hearing yesterday," he said.
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Still, it is highly unusual for North Korea to assert that the South's spy agency plotted to assassinate Mr. Kim.
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The data, they say, closely matches the quadratic formula, which, when plotted on a chart, gives a steady upward swing.
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That's the reassurance, and it's a context that's necessary for the success of the show's kind of rationally plotted farce.
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It's brazen wish fulfillment, but Petyr Baelish may finally have plotted too hard and against the wrong set of sisters.
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It has long been believed that the plane crashed into the ocean in the remote region plotted on the simulator.
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Would it be well-plotted but with clumsy sentences, or maybe suffocate under the weight of that high-concept premise?
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The Houthis accused Mr. Saleh of treachery and said he had plotted secretly with Saudi Arabia to turn on them.
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And even in Europe, Iran's standing has been hurt by accusations that its intelligence service plotted a bombing in France.
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It's got a story, and characters, and an emotional center, and it's plotted in a way that sets up sequels.
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President Salva Kiir claimed his former vice president Riek Machar had plotted a coup against him, an accusation Machar denied.
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The depth with which Kaphar plotted that history is articulated in a series of texts posted on the project's website.
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Much of the Berliner Mauer was, in fact, a rural wall plotted along fields and lakes, forests, and hay bales.
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Here's the S&P 500 plotted by MacroCharts against the difference between bullish readings on stocks and Treasurys in www.trading-futures.
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Temer has denied Rousseff's accusations that he has openly plotted against her and rejects the notion that a "coup" is underway.
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And they did: Together, they plotted how they could take leading-edge machine-learning techniques and superimpose them on the universe.
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Authorities say she plotted online and by text with Darin Schilmiller, 21, who court documents say is from New Salisbury, Indiana.
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Everyone is on the brink of discovery at all times, but the teases never feel cheap when they're this meticulously plotted.
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It's as cleverly plotted as a Silver Age comic book from the days when nearly every individual issue could stand alone.
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Since I plotted the potential with respect to the y position, this gives me the y component of the electric field.
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The Ukraine controversy threatens to derail what had been a carefully plotted year meant to position Pompeo as Trump's potential heir.
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But as trial records show, Trump University was a carefully-plotted scheme that attempted to rush attendees into paying for seminars.
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It turns out that building an intricately plotted, fiscally successful series like the Marvel Cinematic Universe is harder than it looks.
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Bryan: More than any other season, this year of Game of Thrones has felt like a tightly plotted piece of fiction.
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It is easy to imagine where the developers go from here, and they've already plotted a map of where they're headed.
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Yet readers expecting Mr Gaiman's typical style—gentle, rhythmic prose intricately plotted and stuffed full of allusions—will come away disappointed.
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Authorities said a cell of at least nine extremists plotted to combine vehicles and explosives in a direct hit on tourists.
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You can copy the curves plotted by Gram Of The Day or download the curves preset file that's helpfully been provided.
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He denies limiting political freedoms, insisting opposition leaders have plotted assassination attempts and sought to overthrow him through violent street protests.
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Walls of flame erupted along a highway out of Fort McMurray as panicked residents plotted their safest routes out of town.
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Brenda Delgado, 33, allegedly plotted the murder of Kendra Hatcher, 35, her former lover's girlfriend, before fleeing to Mexico, authorities say.
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Second, we calculated the vote share in each Florida precinct for Trump, Clinton, Romney and Obama, and plotted each of these.
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And finally, one bonus from outside Project Gutenberg: the entire Harry Potter series, book by book or plotted in one graph.
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"Widows," in some respects, feels like a throwback -- an old-fashioned, intricately plotted crime thriller that's more about characters than explosions.
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Female friendship is also a central theme of Ms. Miranda's intricately plotted thriller "All the Missing Girls" (Simon & Schuster, June 28).
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The team plotted the results on graphs to better see which bacteria stood out among the drinkers in comparison with nondrinkers.
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Over at his website, Galka also plotted all the data onto a Mapbox map and includes links to the raw data.
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To be sure, McCarthy had designs on becoming Speaker as far back as 85033, when he plotted a run for Congress.
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I joined a line with many of my fellow delayed travelers and plotted how I could waste 24 hours in Chicago.
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They plotted to park four vehicles containing explosives and detonate them outside the apartment complex and mosque there, the complaint added.
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Kirby and Ditko were the main creators of the characters and they plotted out most of the stories they worked on.
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"Berlin Station is a little talky, maybe a little over-plotted and populated," Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
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A total of 220006 people in the United States participated in attacks or plotted others that were thwarted by the authorities.
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The project's self-titled, hugely impressive first effort plotted a course between dissonant death metal, black metal, and twisted progressive rock.
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Instead, it was a different set of qualities: modesty, humility and selflessness -- even when those closest to Washington plotted against him.
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But never underestimate the power of a true-life underdog tale — especially one as swiftly paced and plotted as a novel.
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In 2000, a cell based in Frankfurt plotted to attack the market, but its communications were intercepted and the plot foiled.
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As he plotted his comeback, Woods has emerged as a unique figure — both President Barack Obama and President Trump applauded him.
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Like all of Wodehouse's best tales, "Uncle Fred Flits By" is utter nonsense, a tightly plotted farce made of thin air.
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By the late 19th century, New York was where nationalists from Cuba and Puerto Rico plotted against their colonial master, Spain.
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From 230 to 212, when Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden bombed two American Embassies in Africa and plotted the Sept.
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Veidt hates Doctor Manhattan, and he plotted to turn the world against the superbeing by portraying him as a public threat.
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Her family believes that her husband and his family plotted the murder after arguments over matters including money and property deeds.
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In the course of just four sweeps on a John Deere Gator, Greer said, he plotted a new course for Blackmon.
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Ruskovich manages to make a tightly plotted mystery from early-onset dementia, mixing past and present in a race against loss.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Yahima Leblanc Núñez and her husband, Pavel Reyes, were Cuban government workers when, in 2009, they plotted an escape.
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Their journey is plotted on a beautiful 19th-century map of the Chinese Empire; they sure cover a lot of ground!
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From there, as they plotted their return, they had to watch the restored Spanish overlords annul the independence movement's liberal transformations.
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"Saban's Power Rangers," plotted by a small army of writers and directed by Dean Israelite, jumps right into an origin story.
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Mugabe fired his deputy Joice Mujuru, a few hours after she dismissed allegations that she'd plotted to assassinate Mugabe as "ridiculous".
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True, no proof has been presented that Kushner broke the law or plotted with Russia to interfere in the U.S. election.
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It's through the body of work on view (and invisible) here that art-world escape strategies are being plotted and realized.
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It allows you to select artworks of interest and visualize their records across time and space, as plotted on a map.
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Like Dr. J. Evans Pritchard in Dead Poet's Society ("If the poem's score for perfection is plotted on the horizontal of a graph and its importance is plotted on the vertical, then calculating the total area of the poem yields the measure of its greatness"), he wanted to get the most value out of each piece of news.
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The whole second season is plotted around a single question that hinges wholly on their group dynamic: will their secret come out?
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Under intensifying scrutiny from the government, the cult plotted the larger sarin attack on the subways in Tokyo on March 20, 1995.
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The ship plotted a course for Malta — the nearest European port — but there was no indication that the Maltese would welcome them.
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Under al-Rimi, AQAP had plotted to commit terrorist attacks against the United States and Europe, though never successfully on American soil.
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Conservatives considered the issue wrongly decided, and plotted to overturn it, just as liberals dream of someday overturning Citizens United v. FEC.
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At this juncture, his wife, Judy, and two of his children plotted an intervention, sitting Coughlin down in the family living room.
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Debt in the European Union Gross government debt as a percentage of gross domestic product plotted through the fourth quarter of 2014.
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Upset that Israel planned to write an unauthorized biography, Lauder herself plotted to derail the book by writing her own competitive memoir.
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Ms Pedder's fluently written and well-plotted book is clear-eyed about Mr Macron's flaws and the potential pitfalls ahead of him.
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Several of Clinton's close friends, recognizing what this train wreck might do to his promising career, quickly plotted out a rescue operation.
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"I was involved in a conspiracy to murder somebody," admits Stork, who also plotted to assassinate the U.S. Attorney investigating the group.
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Much like the show Search Party, Andrea Bartz' debut novel is a twisty, tightly plotted thriller set among the hipsters of Brooklyn.
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For time immemorial, presidents and their teams have carefully plotted and orchestrated such encounters to ensure that both sides understood their meeting.
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In the chart below, we've plotted the count of supergiant venture rounds1 topping out at $100 million or more through November 5.
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The actual story isn't plotted out yet, but establishing a lore for this universe is a big part of the writing process.
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Then-candidate Donald Trump indeed insulted the intelligence community during the election, and many have concluded that this is their plotted revenge.
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I took a look around, plotted my escape from the maze of police barriers, and headed home to plan my next adventure.
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Developer Ahmed Almutawa began playing with that access on Saturday and within a few hours had plotted the data onto a map.
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Former friends testified against one another, describing how they had watched propaganda videos, bought fake passports and plotted their paths to Syria.
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She moved to Paris, enrolled in fashion design classes in London and plotted with her sister to open a luxury handbag company.
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Like the novels that came before it, Persepolis Rising is a tightly-plotted thriller that juggles a variety of often-opposing threads.
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the president of Turkey, claims that Gülen is a terrorist who plotted the failed 2016 coup attempt against him.
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Prosecutors have said he plotted the attack for months and chose that target because it was a nationally known historically black church.
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Jarrod Ramos, 38, who allegedly plotted the strike because of a long-held grudge against the newspaper, is charged with their deaths.
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He even plotted to hire a gangbanger to murder a village official who unwittingly was about to expose the embezzlement, investigators allege.
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We imagine a map back at the office, the next week's worth of routes plotted for each of half a dozen groups.
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Far from plateauing or falling, their line (also plotted with statistical software, given a somewhat different set of underlying assumptions) rose continuously.
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Just last month, a group of men from Kansas plotted to bomb multiple Muslim establishments if Trump didn't succeed during this election.
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AQAP has plotted to down U.S. airliners and claimed responsibility for 2015 attacks on the office of Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris.
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CAIRO — The girl did not know whether it was night or day when she plotted her escape from a house in Yemen.
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The 17th-century source text is a taut piece of theater — beautifully plotted, something you'd see on Broadway today, she told me.
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For me, things don't have to be so exact, but these people working on it plotted it out to the nth degree.
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Millar, who's Scottish and self-identifies as a left-wing European, was thinking about all these things when he plotted the story.
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Here is the S&P 500 over the past decade along with the average ten-day daily price change, plotted by SunTrust.
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In "A Little More Human," all the characters are plotting or plotted against, and are furthermore linked to an overarching corporate conspiracy.
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Schueller was also a member of a secret society that plotted to overthrow France's republican government in the 1930s, Business Insider reported.
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Mario Madera-Rodriguez, all service members who were living nearby, plotted to haze Melgar after tensions flared between them by June 2017.
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Why she makes this choice, and especially how it affects Nora, will require the rest of this carefully plotted novel to trace.
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Westwood, at 46 seeking to become the event's oldest winner, plotted his way to a 71 despite not being at his best.
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Soro, who is currently in Europe, denies the charges that he plotted a coup against Ouattara and says they are politically motivated.
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"It's helpful to see future posts plotted out to ensure the feed will look dynamic and representative of my brand," she said.
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While ideas for this possible spin-off are numerous, one Tumblr user plotted a fairly compelling pitch for a Marauders TV series.
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What we really saw, it seems, was more of a switcheroo, an Alexandrian changing loyalties as a Savior plotted his own exit.
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I also pulled out the location data and plotted the trajectory of the head, feet, and center of mass in the model.
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They rigged online polls, plotted Twitter campaigns, and doled out spoilers as a carrot for those who remained faithful to the ship.
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As they plotted a route, Mr. Andersson and his wife looked on Waze and Google Maps to find the least-clogged streets.
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Maduro last week said military officers, with the support of opposition politicians and foreign political leaders, had plotted to overthrow his government.
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Ziff's book was recently featured in New York Magazine's Approval Matrix, where it was plotted at the intersection of 'Highbrow' and 'Brilliant.
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Manson and his followers eventually moved on to Spahn Ranch, a former filming site of Western films, where Manson plotted the notorious murders.
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But it wasn't for Jobs, who famously plotted and finally succeeded in winning back the control that Apple's early financiers took from him.
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Two Virginia Tech students painstakingly plotted the kidnapping and killing of 13-year-old girl Nicole Lovell, prosecutors alleged in court on Thursday.
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The group has plotted to down U.S. airliners and claimed responsibility for 2015 attacks on the office of Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris.
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We just kept going round in a circle, and at various times we had plotted a backdrop we needed, and that duly arrived.
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She has plotted her comeback alone and there will be no calming words from a coach before she races on the world stage.
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Underground barracks, built during the Napoleonic era, housed beds, a hospital, and a command center from where British generals plotted the Dunkirk escape.
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Pompeo's life as secretary of state is carefully plotted, his days planned to the minute and fueled at all hours by Diet Coke.
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But don't kid yourself: This season will just as vicious as the ones before, even if the Cartel's moves are more gracefully plotted.
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This is unfortunate, because the show's creator, Joseph Mallozzi, plotted out a five-season story arc that followed the crew of The Raza.
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On Wednesday, police said Saipov had plotted the attack for at least two weeks, a timeline that fits with Batista&aposs eerie snap.
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When 21st Club, a consultancy, plotted European teams' spending against their results, 16 of the 20 English sides sat below the trend line.
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Brenda Delgado, 33, allegedly plotted the murder of her former lover's girlfriend before fleeing to Mexico, authorities said at a Wednesday press conference.
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The story can't stand alone as a tightly plotted mystery or character-driven drama, but it also stops short of deep social commentary.
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The data were collected over eight years, and the researchers plotted the relationships between the participants' health and their parents' ages of death.
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Fed officials will provide new economic forecasts and their "dot plot," which is their individual interest rate forecasts, anonymously plotted on a chart.
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All those things slow the early episodes, but could build to a promising finale if the rest of the episodes are well-plotted.
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Then, he plotted that data on a map: Each black line on this map represents a death that occurred at that particular household.
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Below, I've plotted the correlations of first- and second-dimension DW-NOMINATE scores for the House over the past nine sessions of Congress.
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Initially, the captain plotted a course to avoid the worst of the system, Baumgartner said, and employed the ship's standard storm avoidance system.
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Some speculate that LBJ plotted Kennedy's assassination because the vice president feared being dropped from the Democratic ticket in the upcoming 1964 election.
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The different spots you want to hit up, and recommendations, are plotted on a map to help users navigate from place to place.
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Rawti Shax plotted to overthrow the Kurdish government in northern Iraq and to recruit militants to fight in Iraq and Syria, officials said.
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The sixth person, a naturalized citizen from Yemen, is an alleged ISIS recruiter who also reportedly plotted to kill US troops in America.
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He built a reputation for partying in the Lebanese coastal casino town of Jounieh, and was accused of having plotted far-ranging attacks.
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Top federal officials at the Department of Justice and the FBI openly plotted to violate the Constitution and depose the lawfully elected president.
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But I won't say whether this angry cop finally grins, nor will I supply any other spoilers about this expertly plotted Nordic noir.
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Earlier this month, the London-based producer/composer et aliae finally issued Rose, her debut collection of carefully plotted pop songs on Cascine.
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That could have enabled the NSA to directly monitor the activities of the North Korean hackers as they plotted their attacks on Sony.
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As unassuming as a stick planted along the shoreline, los precarios are plotted into landscapes where wind or water will wash them away.
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" The photo in question wasn't deliberately plotted: "Before the shoot, there was no conversation, like, 'Be sure to get a breast-feeding shot!
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He'd plotted this all out, and just in time for his birthday, knowing that a couple days later he was going to go.
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"It was fantastic when we first plotted the results and saw how the small, and seemingly insignificant, differences were population specific," Owen said.
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However, a lawsuit brought by the rally's victims against Mr. Kessler argues that the rally's attendees plotted to commit the violence that unfolded.
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SEOUL, South Korea — The last time South Korea is known to have plotted to assassinate the North Korean leadership, nothing went as planned.
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His treatment improved only after he wrote a confession in which he described himself as a terrorist who plotted to overthrow the government.
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"His dad plotted this thing all the way through," Schauffele's college coach, Ryan Donovan of San Diego State, said of Schauffele's father, Stefan.
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"There is no doubt that there were a series of imminent attacks being plotted by Qassem Soleimani," Pompeo told the Fox News host.
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"There are various groups, all different to each other, that previously plotted against each other, but are now in alliance" against the Gulenists.
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Using a technique called principal components analysis, we plotted each work on a two-dimensional chart based on the vocabulary in each book.
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He said that Ms. Oliveira, 40, and Mr. Moreira, 29, plotted the killing on Sunday before the officer carried it out on Monday.
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Gainesville police have not said whether they believe the person Clark met at the door was the same teen who plotted to attack.
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There's a natural inclination to puzzle out the show's different scenarios and predict the endpoint that Hawley and his creative team have plotted.
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They originally plotted out a 30-minute episode, and ended up writing additional material that brought it up to over 40 minutes in length.
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I had plotted how I'd get to the highest point on the ship, as well as where to procure some form of flotation device.
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When plotted against age, sleep patterns form a U-shape: the old and young sleep the most and the middle-aged sleep the least.
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It unsuccessfully plotted to blow up U.S.-bound airliners and claimed responsibility for a 2015 shooting at the satirical Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris.
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The Apple Valley Animal Shelter staff were looking into a potential break-in, but realized Ginger had plotted — successfully carried out — her own escape.
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As the lawsuit progresses the evidence will emerge and the world will see how IAC and Match plotted against their employees and rewarded misconduct.
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The way I tell this story makes it sound heavily plotted, like Don is constantly scheming to undermine Roger after Roger hits on Betty.
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He painstakingly plotted water, road and rail routes to work out how to ship from any place in India to any other most cheaply.
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Source: Eurostat Debt in the European Union Gross government debt as a percentage of gross domestic product plotted through the fourth quarter of 2014.
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It's a quick read, but the characters are adorable and it's well-plotted, and would be tantalizing for the curiosities of its intended audience.
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Tom Wolf, saying she would continue battling what she has called a corrupt "old-boys' network" that has plotted to remove her from office.
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A 2015 paper he wrote with political scientist Michael W. Sances collected polling on electoral confidence from 2000 and 2012 and plotted the results.
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His first, 2012's The Loom of Ruin, was an intricately plotted series of cliffhangers culminating (spoiler alert!) on the destruction of Los Angeles.
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The inside story of how Senate Republicans privately plotted to hang onto power is based on interviews with more than a dozen key sources.
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ET that looks deeper at the lives of Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier, the tweens who plotted the attack and who are awaiting trial.
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Between them, Mahmood and Smith plotted to change the statement to remove this damaging revelation which could help the NDubz singer beat the charge.
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Having been all but wiped out in the 2015 election, the Lib Dems plotted a comeback built on the support of anti-Brexit voters.
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Saoirse Ronan, Margot Robbie, Meryl Streep, and Sally Hawkins all huddled together and — ideally, in our mind — plotted the destruction of the status quo.
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There was also the recent story of a man who plotted with Austrian Airlines to both propose to and marry his now-wife inflight.
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"The evidence in this case was clear that the defendant plotted from jail to solicit the murder of State's Attorney Jim Glasgow," Madigan said.
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The 90 day ban is allegedly due to a secret meeting in which Infantino and other top officials apparently plotted to push Scala out.
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I don't mean to be overly harsh to Martin, whose original genius plotted out nearly the entirety of the show's earliest (and strongest) seasons.
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The Thai Navy SEALs who joined them in their cave chamber more than a week in, as the rescue was plotted, were also helpful.
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We then plotted these search shares against actual vote totals, and found they predicted them reasonably well (the correlation coefficient was a healthy 0.62).
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Keshia Knight Pulliam says her estranged husband, Ed Hartwell, is so abusive, so violent, so diabolical ... he has plotted to kill their unborn child.
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Hotel Scarface: Where Cocaine Cowboys Partied and Plotted to Control Miami is available on October 17 from Bantam Press Follow Seth Ferranti on Twitter.
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When they plotted out that data, the noticed something striking: all of the albinos were found on the outer reaches of the redwood range.
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Uber's side: Predictably, Uber's lawyer opened his statements to the jury by denying Waymo's claims that it cheated and plotted to steal its technology.
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Babchenko and police said they faked his death as part of a sting to try to apprehend unnamed individuals who plotted to kill him.
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"Democrats plotted coordinated protest strategy over the holiday weekend and all agreed to disrupt and protest the hearing," NBC News reporter Kasie Hunt tweeted.
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He was also believed to have plotted the 1998 bombings of two U.S. embassies in Africa, in which more than 224 people were killed.
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With the "Last Policeman" trilogy, Mr. Winters carved out an unusual niche for himself: writing intricately plotted, high-concept thrillers with heady philosophical undercurrents.
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He spent more than two months living in squalid safehouses with foreign fighters, trying not to attract attention as he plotted to slip away.
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It's another strategy borrowed from Identity Evropa, which plotted to infiltrate chapters of MAGA-friendly student org Turning Point USA or the Young Republicans.
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In 1605, a small group plotted to assassinate King James I, who they felt had not done enough, quickly enough, for the country's Catholics.
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Come Together will be an a cappella performance between a soprano and tenor voice, interwoven where Kirke plotted the emotional positivity and physical intensity.
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Sunday night's Billions season 2 premiere plotted the first bold moves in the kind of macho chess match Showtime's sleek drama is known for.
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The group has plotted to down U.S. airliners and claimed responsibility for last year's attacks on the office of Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris.
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At times, MacLean sounds like the British writers who filled in the details of the lives of the Cambridge spies in elaborately plotted novels.
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In the chart below, we've plotted the distribution of six years' worth of venture capital deals struck with U.S.-based companies throughout the year.
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I'm not of the opinion that there is a carefully plotted strategy — but to the point that we can divine one, it makes sense.
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Both with Good Willsmith and on her own as TALsounds, Natalie Chami's well versed in making spur-of-the-moment gestures feel carefully plotted.
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But the well plotted story gives a greater incentive for winning each level, because Madeline consistently learns new coping techniques for her mental illnesses.
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LONDON — Two former Barclays traders will be retried in February on charges that they plotted to manipulate a benchmark interest rate known as Libor.
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Prosecutors said the suspect plotted the attack for months, timed it to take the maximum number of lives, and even did a test run.
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Even formerly dysfunctional security services like Belgium's, which once seemed helpless as terrorists recruited and plotted on their soil, are more aggressive and effective.
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He denies limiting political freedoms, insisting that Washington-supported opposition leaders have plotted assassination attempts and sought to overthrow him through violent street protests.
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Verbinski's 2002 remake, on the other hand, was a slow, carefully plotted film that made the condition of being haunted a deeply personal experience.
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In the meantime, German clubs will continue to flock to England, hoping to find yet more players to follow the path Sancho has plotted.
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The Justice Department never brought charges accusing him of any involvement, but the investigation helped unravel whatever career plans Mr. Manafort plotted for himself.
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Prosecutors had planned to show that Ms. Graswald had plotted to murder her fiancé; if found guilty, she could have faced life in prison.
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Behind the scenes, state and local volunteers plotted a coup against Ms. Carlson, and the reigning Miss America blasted her on the "Today" show.
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At a quick glance, the rate of spread in the United States looks similar to Italy's, at least when plotted on a linear scale.
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Even my shaman knew what a waste of time all of this was, so I packed up my incense and plotted my next move.
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Officers of the Russian intelligence agency formerly known as the G.R.U. had plotted with groups like WikiLeaks on how to release the email stash.
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In April of this year, two former Barclays traders were acquitted in their retrial on charges they plotted to manipulate the benchmark interest rate.
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These changes have been plotted on maps and shared with the federal agencies in Canada that are ultimately responsible for the new shipping corridors.
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General Suleimani spent much of his career undermining Saudi Arabia, and once even plotted to have the Saudi ambassador to the United States assassinated.
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The investigators downloaded federal weather data for each year since West Nile first arrived in Texas and plotted the metrics against the case counts.
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Shot between 1971 and 1973, the film feels plotted rather than caught on the wing, and it is interspersed with place-names and dates.
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The concept of the show is so smart and so brilliantly plotted, that the Season 1 finale hit me so hard I audibly screamed.
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And Christian missionary Kenneth Bae of Seattle was imprisoned for two years on allegations he plotted to bring down the government through religious activities.
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The FBI arrested a member of the U.S. Army who allegedly plotted to bomb a major news network and shared bomb-making information online.
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Signed by management agency IMG at an early age, she, her family and her advisers have carefully plotted out her path to the top.
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According to a federal indictment, the two allegedly plotted to recruit women "slaves" into a secret group that sexually abused, threatened, and blackmailed members.
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After leaving the band, he found comfort in his mom's cooking as he returned to his English hometown of Bradford and plotted his next moves.
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What if Cirie did the EXACT SAME THING that Sarah did – and plotted to vote her out in order to have the advantage for herself?
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He's also plotted the Four Decade tour, with a setlist that will focus largely on one album from each 218-year chunk of his career.
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The inverse relationship between unemployment and wage growth is summed up by the Phillips curve, named after William Phillips, who first plotted it in 22.
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In a systematic campaign plotted on message boards, they sent out rape and death threats, and at least one of their targets went into hiding.
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But in practice, it's an increasingly difficult sell as audiences get fatigued and as lackluster individual entries threaten to upset a studio's plotted out roadmap.
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Kirkus Reviews says that the book is a "meticulously plotted, edge-of-your-seat space opera with a soul; a highly promising science-fiction debut."
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"Parasite" melds all of Bong's ideas about class inequality, which have stirred through his movies throughout his career, and plotted them out into a masterpiece.
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"When I plotted the data for the first time, I was completely shocked to see the three month peak," Stone told BuzzFeed News by email.
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Researchers who monitor sea temperatures down to 2,000 metres have plotted a steady rise since the 1950s, reaching a record high last year (see chart).
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Oxford Economics has plotted the inverse relationship between the dollar and world trade and find that trade is growing at its fastest rate since 2010.
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A U.S. Army sergeant is dead after his wife and her lover allegedly plotted to kill him over the holidays to be together, PEOPLE confirms.
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In 2014 Mugabe fired his deputy of 10 years Joice Mujuru after accusing her of leading a "treacherous cabal" that plotted to challenge his leadership.
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A new report released Thursday by George Washington University's Program on Extremism profiles 25 American women who have plotted, supported, or traveled for terrorist causes.
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MH370 The home flight simulator of the pilot of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 had a route plotted into it which ended in the Indian Ocean.
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The second season is largely plotted, as you could probably have guessed based on the fact that the episode titles were included with the teaser.
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Russian Doll is, as of right now, a shimmering bit of restraint—though with the show reportedly plotted out for three seasons, nothing is guaranteed.
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AQAP, based in Yemen, has plotted to down U.S. airliners and claimed responsibility for 2015 attacks on the office of Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris.
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Beyond that, there was a fundamental shift in the narrative: Meet the Patels was initially plotted as a romantic comedy called One in a Billion.
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Republicans who took control of the Kentucky state government have plotted an aggressive assault on unions, abortion rights and other pillars of the Democratic coalition.
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AQAP, based in Yemen, has plotted to down U.S. airliners and claimed responsibility for 2015 attack on the office of Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris.
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He's the guy who gets paid big bucks to sit around and thinking of weird, elaborately plotted pranks to pull on the company's unsuspecting riders.
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Ron plotted his "escape" from the Church for months Ron and his wife Becky spent months laying groundwork for their 2012 "escape" from Gold Base.
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They've actually plotted out these prices over about twenty years and demonstrated that very clearly, despite momentary spikes in prices when there are serious disruptions.
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The new film is more expansive, ranging far and wide in its emotional exploits, despite being sparsely plotted and geographically restricted to a few blocks.
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Tommy runs off, convinced Rachel set him up (she didn't and was fully prepared to come clean, as she and Quinn secretly plotted off-camera).
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Three militia members plotted to detonate a bomb at a housing complex in western Kansas where Somali immigrants lived and worshiped, federal investigators said Friday.
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In its orbit, you could find many of the American citizens who either attempted to join the group or else plotted murder in its name.
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The killers plotted for months, bringing dark suits, watches, leather bags, new shoes and sunglasses to pose as businessmen who might be riding the train.
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Forde, who was sentenced to death in 2011, plotted the murders in order to steal money from the family to finance Minuteman-style border operations.
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Separately, rival factions — the Petroleum Facilities Guard in the east and brigades from towns in the west — plotted to attack Islamic State from opposite flanks.
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We'll never be that dumb again, she thought, imagining how care-free humans had been, buying needless hourglasses while their politicians plotted the End War.
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Prosecutors said Wright, 27, plotted with his uncle, Usamaah Abdullah Rahim, and a third man, Nicholas Rovinski, to attempt to behead Geller in New York.
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The government denied wrongdoing and said foreign enemies had plotted to overthrow Iran's leaders by stirring up the biggest opposition demonstrations since the 1979 revolution.
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He told Judge Rakoff on Wednesday that he had not plotted to steal "like a criminal in a comic book," but also acknowledged his misdeeds.
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In fact, he plotted with his co-conspirators to waylay and murder Officers Waverly Jones and Joseph Piagentini in cold blood in Harlem in 1971.
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In "What Explains U. S. Mass Shootings," the number of mass shooters (vertical y-axis) is plotted against the number of guns (horizontal x-axis).
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Mr. Shishmakov plotted the coup with a Serbian nationalist, Sasa Sindjelic, and members of the Democratic Front, an alliance of right-wing parties, prosecutors said.
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Breaking with his predecessors, he plotted their labors on a graph to measure the average amount of time it took each woman's cervix to dilate.
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It's not a deliberately plotted goodbye like David Bowie's Blackstar or Leonard Cohen's You Want It Darker, though; it's just the next album he'd recorded.
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Mr. Graham pledged to investigate whether officials at the Justice Department and the F.B.I. plotted an "attempted bureaucratic coup" to remove President Trump from office.
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Instead of simply petering out, Lena Dunham's comedy will have a chance to conclude with a finale that will hopefully be properly foreshadowed and plotted.
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I wanted to know if, more than two years after the "Mad Men" finale, he had plotted out a second act worthy of his talent.
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In online chat groups, thousands of small investors who had put their savings into dubious digital products plotted a big protest in Beijing this week.
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Plotted logarithmically, however, it transforms into a straight line — which means that deviations from the exponential spread of the virus become much easier to discern.
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Although Season 5 ditches the puzzle structure, it's still built more as a single long narrative (a streaming-TV tic) rather than tightly plotted episodes.
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When the team plotted the glints' locations, it found that the flashes all fell within the expected latitudes, confirming that they were reflections of sunlight.
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This on top of the scores of other inquiries House Democrats have feverishly plotted, digging into nearly every aspect of Trump's private and political life.
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LONDON — Two former Barclays traders have been acquitted in their retrial on charges that they plotted to manipulate a benchmark interest rate known as Libor.
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Christopher Paul Hasson plotted to kill journalists, Democratic politicians, professors, Supreme Court justices and those he described as "leftists in general," federal prosecutors have said.
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He voted for [former President] Obama or Hillary [Clinton] ... and Luke Messer, he plotted with the Never Trumpers to steal the nomination from President Trump.
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The US sought to topple the Taliban, which had given shelter to Osama bin Laden and al-Qaeda while they plotted the 9/11 attacks.
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A group of Soviet engineers and economists were accused of forming the "Industrial Party", which in collusion with France had supposedly plotted against the Bolshevik government.
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Using funding rounds data from Crunchbase, we plotted the count of venture capital funding rounds raised by companies in the fairly expansive biotechnology category in Crunchbase.
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Westvind told me that either text or image may come first — some works are based on plotted stories and others begin as stream-of-consciousness sketches.
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The researchers first plotted the properties of these rocks, such as their composition, temperature, pressure, and how much they needed to melt in order to form.
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While authorities deal with the staggering number of dead and wounded, they're also getting a clearer picture of the man who they say plotted the attack.
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This is why "Part 8" is, in its own, warped way, the perfect mirror image of "Part 7"'s more conventionally plotted hour full of revelations.
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The CDC recently updated its maps on Zika-suitable areas of the United States, while an international group of researchers plotted potential environmental hot spots worldwide.
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Strangely it brought nothing to the rusty railroad caboose in the woods where Mr Abel plotted, with pencil and plain pad, what he might do next.
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The hitman -- who once plotted the assassination of a former Colombian presidential candidate -- gained notoriety on YouTube spewing hate-filled rants and defending conservative political views.
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Of the six known American returnees from Syria who are in U.S. custody, only one is alleged to have plotted an attack inside the United States.
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The Algerian newspaper Ennahar quoted unnamed security sources as saying the cell was based in the village of Ain Taggourait and had plotted attacks in Algiers.
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Rousseff, facing an impeachment trial in the Senate on charges of breaking budget laws, and others have said Temer plotted her downfall to stifle the investigation.
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While Erdrich's novels have stayed in North Dakota, and stayed with Indians, they've grown more deftly plotted, to the point that they're almost page-turners now.
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Below, we've plotted Crunchbase's projections for seed and angel-stage deal and dollar volume, which also includes equity crowdfunding rounds and a few other round types.
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Audible's chief content officer, Andy Gaies, tells The Verge that Audible Romance was plotted around the things that make romance novel fans different from other readers.
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While she suffered from the abusive tactics of Peoples Temple, she plotted her escape, which involved subterfuge of Jones's armed followers and procuring a new passport.
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Director of Prisons Gladwin Samuels said Williams had sought his freedom on Sunday and plotted with another inmate to set the building on fire and escape.
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In an Oval Office meeting with Ms. Pelosi and Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the minority leader, on Tuesday, Mr. Obama plotted possible targets of opportunity.
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The British al Qaeda operatives who plotted to explode 10 transatlantic passenger aircraft in 2006 also planned to build detonators containing HMTD, according to court records.
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Authorities say that before his 2013 arrest, Kurbanov bought bomb-making materials and plotted to kill U.S. military personnel or civilians at Fourth of July celebrations.
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Ramsey's videos are usually under five minutes, highly structured and plotted out, and usually a thoughtful exploration of things like race and gender and power structures.
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During an economic crisis in 1992, a young soldier frustrated with what he deemed elitist and corrupt leaders plotted from the barracks to stage a coup.
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He has described the Arab spring as being more like a "winter, plotted by malicious hands" in order to break up the region into smaller states.
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Like the water ballet, those movies were so hallucinogenic and so loosely plotted that those scenes didn't have much of a context in the first place.
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Confession and self-criticism have been part of its ruling strategy since its revolutionary leaders lived in caves in Yan'an and plotted against their neighbouring cavemen.
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After that, we'll have an episode – or maybe a couple episodes – of eerie, ambiguous, MacLaren-esque anticlimax, with the future of Westeros plotted in the shadows.
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Last month eight Bangladeshi migrant workers were detained in Singapore, having allegedly formed a group called Islamic State in Bangladesh and plotted attacks in their homeland.
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Some plotted together to collectively do their work at a slower pace, impeding the production of the plantation's goods and thus affecting their masters' bottom lines.
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Iran also plotted to kill the KSA ambassador to the U.S., continued their armed militia activity in Iraq and sent weapons to the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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A federal prosecutor in Kansas says an Army infantryman charged with distributing information about building bombs is a Satanist who plotted to overthrow the US government.
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NBC News has reported that Trump was the third person in the room where Pecker and Cohen plotted to silence women to save Trump's election chances.
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Authorities say Mark Steven Domingo plotted to bomb a white supremacist rally that didn't take place but also discussed other attacks on Jews, churches and police.
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It was bad timing for Colegrove, who had just received one as a gift from his girlfriend and had even plotted his new routes to class.
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The bond yield curve, when plotted as a graph, inverts from its typical arcing, upward slope when shorter-dated yields exceed those of longer-duration securities.
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And all of them have been "drawn" through Claire's carefully-plotted running circuits; by turning at the right streets and going down roads she otherwise wouldn't.
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Fans of the game have plotted countless queer readings of it—including the subtextual existence of a romantic arch between the protagonist, Cloud Strife, and Sephiroth.
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Why it matters: Uber spent a year in court over Waymo's allegations that Ron and his co-founder plotted with Uber to steal its trade secrets.
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Ms. Lewis said they were "a little bit in mourning" after the delay in their plans, which Mr. Singh had meticulously plotted down to the minute.
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Prosecutors say the organization plotted in 2009 to lean on Constitutional Court judges before they ruled on a measure to grant Berlusconi and others legal immunity.
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Tap the Map button at the top to see the pictures plotted on a map, or tap Grid to see them as thumbnails listed by location.
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Mr. Nebenzia said the Americans had known that Russia would seek to delay the vote and had plotted to force a veto to cause Russian embarrassment.
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These and other insights have been plotted, graphed, and analyzed by Oliver Roeder at FiveThirtyEight, whose data-driven analysis of the Met's collection is completely fascinating.
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Specifically, RGB-plotted, sound-reactive centroids (the intersection points of a triangle's three medians) define and drive the various geometric shapes seen in the video. Denial.of.
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Long before Sansa even considers amassing an army, Lord Baelish had plotted how he could use the Knights of the Vale to fight whoever won Winterfell.
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Mr. Tsvangirai denounced the arrest as politically motivated and warned that military intelligence officials — who remained loyal to Mr. Mugabe — had plotted to harm Mr. Bennett.
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In a typical graph, values on the (vertical) y-axis are plotted linearly: 1, 2, 3, and so on, or 10, 0003, 30, or the like.
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A few days before setting off, I spent some time on Yelp and plotted my route of songs through the South, happy for a secondary purpose.
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Glittery black onyx littered the ground as we hopped out to review our topographical map and plotted points, which had been completed early in the morning.
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Once, on a technical assignment, Salahi had been photographed near the President of Mauritania; now the lead interrogator accused Salahi of having plotted to kill him.
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The police suspect that Mr. Sengar plotted the collision, in which a truck with a blacked-out license plate rammed into the vehicle carrying the women.
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" In another, KPMG plotted how to make the company Microsoft created to own the Puerto Rico factory — and a portion of Microsoft&aposs profits — seem "real.
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Yang told CNN that when he plotted his campaign in 2017, the current trajectory he is on was among the most optimistic outcomes he could perceive.
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In addition to serving as the Islamic State's capital, it has been a sanctuary for militants who have plotted to carry out terrorist attacks in Europe.
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Speaking with Fox News last week, McConnell pledged to work in "total coordination" with the White House counsel as the GOP plotted out its political strategy.
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Prosecutors say Gavin Wright, Patrick Stein, and Curtis Allen plotted truck bombings on the buildings in Garden City, Kansas, a day after the 2016 presidential election.
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The film is plotted like a sitcom, where misunderstandings breed misunderstandings and most problems could be cleared up by one person telling another person something important.
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Below are a few selections from The Phantom Atlas, from erroneous inland seas of Australia, to the Garden of Eden plotted on an 18th-century map.
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Boular plotted a grenade and gun attack in messages exchanged with her ISIS lover, who she hoped to marry before he was killed in 2017, prosecutors said.
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This boundary line—which differs for every polynomial—can be plotted on the complex plane, where it assumes all manner of highly intricate, swirling, symmetric fractal designs.
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Then, instead of fine-tuning each one, they plotted out 116 points on one side of the face and studied how they moved, measuring three-dimensional motion.
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He was supposed to shoot for 2 days, playing George Spahn ... the owner of the ranch where the Manson Family lived and plotted the Tate-LaBianca murders.
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An Egyptian military spokesman, Colonel Tamer al-Refaei, said anyone who plotted what he called terrorist violence against Egypt was not beyond the reach of the military.
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In fact, the two men never plotted any attacks inside the United States, according to the head of the Justice Department's National Security Division at the time.
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The group was also forced into retreat by numerous other local and foreign forces roused by its public displays of bloodletting and the attacks it plotted abroad.
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She can be ruthless, like when she plotted with Axe and Chuck to frame someone else for her part in the Ice Juice scheme in season 2.
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It's a brilliant set-up for what becomes an ingeniously plotted thriller, and clever screenwriter Steven Knight deserves as much credit as Zemeckis for the crafty throwback.
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It turns out that the FBI agent who many conservatives believe secretly plotted to take down President Donald Trump may have actually helped get the president elected.
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In 2012, at least 44 inmates died in a Nuevo León prison when members of the notorious Zetas drug cartel plotted an elaborate escape with prison guards.
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Booth winds up at Spahn Ranch, the defunct Western movie set where the Manson Family lived and plotted Helter Skelter while knitting vests out of human hair.
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Saipov isn't the only Uzbeki who won a green card in the diversity lottery and later allegedly plotted an ISIS-inspired terror act in New York City.
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All the considered labor they've clearly put into it would suggest a carefully-plotted motivation, but they really leave it up to us to figure it out.
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There is direction and intentionality, the records always feel plotted, but the gestures are slow—like you're walking through knee-deep snow to get to your destination.
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After all, it was on a very simple route that only included four right turns, and one that had been mapped and plotted ahead of the trial.
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Stephen Dalton at the Hollywood Reporter called it "cumbersomely plotted and heavy-handed in its social commentary," as well as slightly overlong, but a quality film regardless.
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Villains When you're on the island playing Survivor, the last thing you want is for your carefully-plotted game to be totally screwed by a random twist.
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A court in Tianjin in northern China found Zhai guilty of having conspired and plotted to subvert state power, according to the state-run Xinhua News Agency.
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Members of Mashable's entertainment team plotted out their own path to the top Infinity Warrior, and we've all explained below how we each made our winning pick.
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He later claimed executives plotted to eject him from the firm and divide the spoils of his bonus among themselves in a lawsuit launched in October 2015.
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The way the strength of light varies over time corresponds to the thickness of the pot smoke and is plotted as a graph by the Arduino microcontroller.
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Sanders backers arrived in Philadelphia steaming mad over an email leak that showed Democratic National Committee (DNC) officials plotted to undermine the Vermont senator's upstart presidential campaign.
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Facebook's researchers plotted 68 different facial reactions that take place during a conversation into the bot, which eventually learned the "correct" ways to respond to conversational cues.
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A fugitive who allegedly plotted a murder-for-hire of a Dallas dentist in September has been added to the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list, PEOPLE confirms.
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Why it matters: From the initial filing of Waymo's lawsuit, Uber has been fighting the narrative that it secretly plotted with Levandowski to steal Waymo's trade secrets.
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"I'm just mystified, to be honest," said Lee Hanley, a wealthy donor who hosted Neugebauer and Cruz's inner circle in 2014 when they plotted Cruz's presidential strategy.
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Whether it's middle school, high school or college, the time young women spend in classrooms is formative — it's where passions are ignited and life paths are plotted.
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Trump accused Strzok of "treason" in an interview last month with The Wall Street Journal, saying he plotted to undermine his candidacy during the 2016 presidential race.
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"The Light Between Oceans" begins to suggest an overly plotted, high-end Nicholas Sparks film awash in tears, pleas and threats, and acts of treachery and nobility.
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A North Carolina sheriff plotted the murder of his own deputy for threatening to publicly reveal a tape of the sheriff using "racially offensive language," prosecutors say.
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Barr may not be able to find a smoking gun that definitively proves Obama loyalists plotted to use specious allegations to wound a Republican candidate for president.
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The three men had plotted to blow up the complex that also contained a mosque, where the immigrants lived and worshiped, according to the Department of Justice.
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While a study that plotted men's self esteem and sexual satisfaction was harder to turn up, my guess is this connection might be observed across all genders.
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Eventually, one poorly thought out decision becomes a plotted out speed run impressive enough to coax the Guinness Book of Records to the Bosnian city of Visoko.
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In this richly textured, intricately plotted novel, she assures us that heartbreak has the same shape everywhere — especially if it involves the grief of losing a child.
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Prosecutors said the two men plotted to use a Venezuelan airport's presidential hangar to send 800 kgs of cocaine to Honduras for shipment into the United States.
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In Thailand, King Vajiralongkorn celebrated his coronation, married his fourth wife, and stripped his consort of her royal titles after she reportedly plotted against his new queen.
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It is so subversively and ingeniously plotted, that I always hesitate to describe it in any detail to anyone who plans to see, or even read, it.
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Honduras's most dangerous criminals and drug traffickers are now in new maximum-security prisons, including those who plotted and paid for an attempt on President Hernández's life.
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That was one lesson from the Season 7 premiere of "Game of Thrones," as the story's two most powerful queens plotted on opposite sides of Blackwater Bay.
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Conventional in structure — by which I mean classically plotted and accessible — "Sweat" explored with evenhanded compassion the race and class tensions laid bare during the tumultuous election.
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To keep up his tough-guy reputation, Virgil throws some good punches, but this smartly plotted mystery might be too tame for readers who already have tenure.
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The testimony in Mr. Roof's federal trial showed that he had plotted his attack for months, scouting the location during numerous visits from his home near Columbia.
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The suspicions stem largely from internal NSA documents disclosed by Snowden that showed the agency had previously plotted to manipulate standards and promote technology it could penetrate.
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He said when he began, he relied on a weather radio and an AM/FM radio that relayed outdated information, and he plotted his own weather maps.
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The global average temperature for each month, with a separate line for each year, plotted as the difference from the 20th century's global average for each month.
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A bill that passed in New York state last month has plotted the island's future as a more accessible park for residents and visitors to the borough.
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The admission reportedly took many in the White House by surprise, as Trump and Giuliani had reportedly plotted the public move without consulting other White House staffers.
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And the speaker, holed up in her office with aides as reporters mixed near the Rotunda with tourists oblivious to the drama, calmly plotted her next steps.
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MOSES SUMNEY "Aromanticism" (Jagjaguwar) A manifesto disguised as a reverie, "Aromanticism" offers cascades of Mr. Sumney's falsetto vocals in rhapsodic songs, seemingly free-associative but meticulously plotted.
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German police have detained 12 members of a far-right group alleged to have plotted attacks on mosques and asylum-seekers, with another suspect still at large.
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Before they flew out of Los Angeles headed to Long Island, they plotted their route so that they would land in towns that had a black community.
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More than 15 years since the United States invaded Afghanistan and toppled the Islamist Taliban government for giving al Qaeda a sanctuary where it plotted the Sept.
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He replaced him with Mahinda Rajapaksa (pictured), a former strongman president whose regime Mr Sirisena had loudly accused of corruption and even of having plotted to kill him.
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Turkey has been rooting out followers of the U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom it accuses of having infiltrated state institutions and plotted to overthrow the government.
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The release caps a choppy year, during which Warner retooled its DC comics strategy, modeled after the path Disney plotted for its multi-billion dollar Marvel superheroes series.
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Over the course of three months, he plotted out Ceres's orbital trajectory so accurately that von Zach was able to definitively locate it again on December 31, 1801.
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At the time, they were investigating whether Shore had plotted with fellow inmate Larry Swearingen to take the rap for the murder that put Swearingen on death row.
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Justice Minister Yoko Kamikawa said the death sentences were deserved because the systematically plotted crimes were so heinous and prompted fears of terrorism both in Japan and abroad.
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When the researchers plotted school shootings over time, they saw that there's been an overall increase from 2007 to 2013, driven by a jump in shootings at colleges.
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Steve Bannon plotted to plant a mole inside Facebook, according to emails sent days before the Breitbart boss took over Donald Trump's campaign and obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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As a hypothetical example, he said the information could be plotted out on a grid showing how one asset management voted on an issue as compared with another.
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As rumour swirled and party barons plotted, Ms Nahles sought to flush out her internal enemies by putting her leadership of its parliamentary group up for early election.
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The county opted to enter into a consent agreement with the state that plotted its path to fiscal health, including the elimination of a $52 million structural deficit.
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In the statement, the ATSB referred to reports about the data without explicitly confirming that a course to the southern Indian Ocean had been plotted in the simulator.
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Morgan has always had a pretty pen, and here its grudging lyricism transforms something that might in lesser hands be a rote, if well-plotted, alpha-male fantasia.
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And a hot mic moment that captured Bailey appearing to cover things up later left Leakes feeling as though Bailey and Burruss had plotted to take her down.
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And I'd definitely rather be watching her do something she feels this passionately about than one of the 14 Transformers movies Michael Bay says have already been plotted.
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Ho sheepishly showed me the spreadsheet on his phone; a sprawling beast that plotted every ingredient in his workout meals, for a total of 2016,226 calories per day.
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The credit for this narrative trick goes to author Ted Chiang, who plotted Arrival back in 2002 as a first-person short story called Story of Your Life.
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In the spring of 2011, tech billionaire Peter Thiel and Aron D'Souza, an ambitious young Australian lawyer, sat in a restaurant and plotted the destruction of Gawker Media.
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A North Carolina sheriff plotted to murder his own deputy in 2014 for threatening to publicly reveal a tape of the sheriff using "racially offensive language," prosecutors say.
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Financial documents found among them showed that Emirati officials had, through a bank in Luxembourg, plotted a campaign of financial warfare aimed at causing Qatar's currency to crash.
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She also has a lovely voice, noticeable from the start in "I Have a Dream," a soft ballad that begins and ends the plotted part of the musical.
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We then plotted the visual range of the SBInet system using publicly-available information on the location of the towers and the operational reach of their various components.
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Over the decades, plans were hatched to remove Castro by force if needed -- the CIA reputedly plotted to put explosives in one of the Cuban leader's favorite cigars.
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Strikingly, Pursglove didn't seem to have much sympathy for the consumers who had filed complaints against her family's companies — the very basis of Fisher's carefully plotted legal strategy.
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"The clerical regime's terrorists in Belgium, with the assistance of the regime's diplomats, had plotted this attack," said Shahin Gobadi, a spokesman for the group, in a statement.
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Montenegro joined the alliance in 2017, a year after Russia plotted a coup to overthrow Montenegro's government and replace it with one that would be hostile toward NATO.
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The French director Jacques Audiard ("A Prophet"), making his English-language debut, grabs you quickly in a busily plotted movie that tracks the Sisters as they pursue others.
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Empowered by their love, Barry finds strength to overcome his seven sisters' relentless bullying and foil an extortion scheme plotted by a phone-sex entrepreneur (Philip Seymour Hoffman).
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Lecron plotted with Vincent Armstrong from April to December 2018, a period in which Lecron introduced Armstrong to the online "True Crime Community," according to the Justice Department.
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Maazel's first two novels — "Last Last Chance" and "Woke Up Lonely" — were casually plotted but insistently literary in their style, their buzzing verbal energy and left-field aperçus.
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His instrumentation of piano, electric guitar, acoustic bass and drums gives Mr. Sands's music — groove-drenched, gospelly and smartly plotted — a balance of physical body and electric charge.
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In 2014 a blogger made a splash when he plotted state-level data from Pornhub, a website, and found Kansans were viewing far more porn than other Americans.
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" The targets for appropriate federal funds rates by Federal Open Market Committee participants are plotted in a chart that has come to be known as the "dot plot.
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Those attacks were plotted by the Saudi-born leader of Al Qaeda at the time, Osama bin Laden, and at least 15 of the plotters were Saudi citizens.
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When plotted over time on a graph, the spread of the two rates normally forms a curve — the wider the difference, or spread, the more pronounced the curve.
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To his delight, when Dr Rickett plotted these ages against the thickness of the bands reported, he found that those thicknesses did indeed rise and fall in step.
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A November 1976 F.B.I. report obtained by the National Security Archive showed that a trusted informant had placed Mr. Posada at two meetings where the bombing was plotted.
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When they plotted that information they found that our sun also follows that trend, which helps support the idea that it is similar to other solar-type stars.
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With Eggxtractor, the researchers plotted nearly 50,000 eggs, representing all major bird orders, from a database of digital images by the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology in Berkeley, Calif.
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Raqqa, where Islamic State plotted attacks abroad during its three-year rule, is almost captured in a months-old offensive backed by U.S. air cover and special forces.
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The attacks, claimed by the Islamic State insurgent group, raised concerns about cross-border security lapses that allowed European-born militants to evade arrest as they plotted attacks.
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The law was named after Sergei L. Magnitsky, a Russian lawyer who died in pretrial detention after exposing a $230 million tax-theft scam plotted by Russian officials.
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We might not have thought much of Cersei's seduction of Lancel in Season 1, but it's clear now the two plotted together to speed along the king's demise.
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The laws were named after Sergei L. Magnitsky, a Russian lawyer who died in pretrial detention after exposing a $230 million tax-theft scam plotted by Russian officials.
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Quinn is a film critic turned novelist, and a cinematic luster silvers his fiction, which is briskly plotted, fluent in visual and verbal cliché and highly, guiltily satisfying.
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Just months earlier, his father elevated him to second in line to the throne after Prince Mohammed plotted the ouster of his predecessor, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef.
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The way West plotted this course out felt like the Trials of Job: open confidence and arrogance were used as masks for mania and the yearning for acceptance.
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Kadish plotted ticket sales with respect to jackpot sizes: That means Rhode Islanders aren't the only ones hoping to hit the jackpot — the people running Powerball are, too.
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Authorities say the suspect in a deadly truck rampage was inspired by the Islamic State group&aposs online videos and plotted his New York City attack for two months.
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As the Lennon-McCartney catalog from the Beatles' years began closing in on their eligibility window, 56 years after their original release, McCartney plotted a strategy to reclaim them.
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Like, the dad storyline you mentioned, we had the luxury to make sure that felt correctly plotted out and we rolled out the right details at the right time.
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The U.S.-bound official is believed to have plotted the attack on Cheonan, a South Korean warship, and shelling of Yeonpyeong Island in 2010 that left 46 sailors dead.
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They were released early in a deal with the Batista government and plotted their revolution in exile in Mexico, where Castro met Argentinian revolutionary and physician Ernesto "Che" Guevara.
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Swetnick has said in an affidavit released last week that she was at parties where Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge plotted to drug girls and "gang rape" them.
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Not only was the data improperly plotted, which was pointed out on Twitter by NASA scientist Gavin Schmidt, but it wasn't actually the data discussed in the 2015 study.
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Across chat platforms like Discord, teenagers and pro-Trump supporters plotted and executed elaborate trolling campaigns against media outlets and anti-Trumpers, creating caustic hashtags and bespoke shock memes.
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Mr Putin's enforcers claim that he plotted to blow up a statue of Lenin and set fire to a door of the office in Crimea of Russia's ruling party.
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The Fed and futures market still diverge in their outlook for the fed funds rate, called the "dot plot" because each Fed governor's prediction is plotted on a chart.
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Montenegrin prosecutors say a group of Serb nationalists and Russian agents plotted to kill Djukanovic during a coup attempt at the 2016 election to prevent Montenegro from joining NATO.
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But while talking to boyfriend Mike Hill, it looked like she tried to cover up the fact that she plotted with Burruss to bring Moore there without Leakes' knowledge.
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During an appearance on MSNBC's Hardball, Conway lamented that the "Bowling Green massacre" —which she said was plotted by "two Iraqis" who were "radicalized"—didn't receive enough media coverage.
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Workers at an Amazon fulfillment center in Shakopee, Minnesota, have plotted to stop working for six hours on July 15, when the 48-hour Prime Day extravaganza kicks off.
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Based on data from 553 to 2013, the study into Target 2's resilience plotted an extreme scenario of a 70 percent collapse in the value of banks' collateral.
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In previous hearings, the inquiry heard century-old AMP had charged clients for advice without providing it and had plotted at board level to conceal the practice from regulators.
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This meant that the story could be tightly plotted right up until a planned ending, and the creative team knew how many episodes they had to explore their characters.
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Nepal voted in 2008 and 2013 for a Constituent Assembly, which doubled as parliament, to write a post-monarchy charter that plotted the course to becoming a federal republic.
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The historic 2015 Iran nuclear deal is "on life support" and hanging on "by a thread" after the Trump administration plotted a new course for containing Tehran, analysts warn.
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First you pass posh inner districts like Notting Hill, where David Cameron and his fashionable set plotted a liberal future for the Conservative Party early in the past decade.
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A yield curve typically has an upward slope — when the yields are plotted on a graph — because investors expect greater compensation for the risk of owning longer-maturity debt.
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The liquid was fermented in temperature-controlled tanks, its sugar content was measured and plotted on a graph twice a day, and during bottling the wine underwent sterile filtration.
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The effects of wave stress, rising sea temperatures, pollution and overfishing will be plotted against the data collected from the Great Barrier Reef, Hawaii, the Mariana Islands and Palau.
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There is also evidence that several of them plotted to oust Ms. Rousseff in order to derail the continuing corruption investigation, although there is no proof that they succeeded.
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"I do think Paul Ryan is sincere," Lewis said at Paschal's Restaurant, the modern-day version of the eatery where he, King and others once plotted civil rights strategy.
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British intelligence suspected 20-year-old Naa'imur Zakariyah Rahman plotted to detonate a bomb at Downing Street and attempt to kill Prime Minister Theresa May inside with a knife.
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She plotted to kill her husband King Robert (and succeeded) before taking over the small council and crowning her eldest born son Joffrey as King of the Seven Kingdoms.
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Far-right groups, from neo-Nazis to right-wing militias, have discussed or plotted bombing immigrant communities, public gatherings, mosques, and infrastructure like water systems or electric power grids.
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Deftly plotted, with a real kicker of an ending, the film's greatest strength is its pair of ice-cold Soviet villains, Rosa Klebb and pre-Terminator robot-like Grant.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — The Venezuelan government on Tuesday arrested a former interior minister who had become a prominent government critic, claiming that he had plotted violent attacks in the country.
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Who wouldn't be, if your brother plotted to usurp your dukedom and had you and your daughter sent adrift on a ship until you landed in a remote island?
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Last week, Hiroto Saikawa, Nissan's chief executive, dismissed as "absurd" reports that his company had plotted to oust Mr. Ghosn, and refrained from discussing rebalancing power in the alliance.
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In a 403 study, the political scientist Lee Drutman plotted the 2016 electorate along two axes, one dealing with social issues and identity, the other with economics and trade.
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The songs are intricately plotted to give the illusion of being impulsive and obsessive, buffeted by shifting emotions: by turns sensual and wary, vulnerable and guarded, leisurely and urgent.
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The Ansonia at West 73rd Street, the Beaux-Art home of Enrico Caruso, Babe Ruth and Igor Stravinsky, was where the 1919 "Black Sox" World Series scandal was plotted.
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Mr. Sirisena justified his removal of Mr. Wickremesinghe by saying that he was corrupt and that a member of his cabinet had plotted with India to kill Mr. Sirisena.
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Boiling tensions with Iran after Trump ditched Obama's nuclear pact suggest the bill is coming due for a foreign policy that often looks plotted to satisfy his political priorities.
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"A big, bitter, funny, craftily plotted book that grabs you by the lapels and won't let go," wrote Frank Conroy is his glowing assessment of Wolfe's best-selling novel.
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Manhattan prosecutors said Mr. DiCarmine and Mr. Sanders had plotted to manipulate the firm's financial records to defraud banks and insurance companies that had invested in a bond offering.
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For a sci-fi goof, "People of Earth" is nicely plotted, but its real attraction is the dynamic among the ensemble, also including Ana Gasteyer and H. Jon Benjamin.
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"There is no doubt that there were a series of imminent attacks that were being plotted by [Qassem Soleimani]," Pompeo said during a Fox News interview that aired Thursday.
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Rather than return them to Libya, where they would face inhumane conditions, she plotted a course for Italy, where a populist government has closed the country's ports to migrants.
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Of course, if that terrorist were Muslim and plotted to use that very same device to target Americans of other faith groups, you would know about it for sure.
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In a letter to investors in 2010, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos outlined the threats that he predicted the company would have to contend with as it plotted its future.
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While the Pacific Northwest childhood chapters might not hold up to the swelter, triangulation and plotted mystery of the Athens chapters, Milo's New York chapters both fascinate and bemuse.
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Edwin Stafford, a professor of marketing at Utah State University in Logan, Utah, carefully plotted his charging stops before setting out recently in his Tesla S for Berkeley, Calif.
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Floyd Mayweather just stepped up the mind games big-time with Conor McGregor -- claiming he and Paulie Malignaggi plotted to have Paulie spy on Conor's camp from the beginning!
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Just as the time trajectory of a point can be plotted as a one-dimensional curve, the time trajectory of a string can be understood as a two-dimensional curve.
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A Florida man facing eviction was arrested Thursday after he plotted to set a Miami apartment building on fire because he wanted to "kill all Jews" living there, police said.
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They were supported by a young team of researchers working in two rooms at Modi's New Delhi residence, as he plotted his boldest reform since coming to power in 2014.
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Earlier this year, MIT Technology Review analyzed and plotted dozens of across-the-board predictions from researchers at places like McKinsey Global Institute, Gartner and the International Federation of Robotics.
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But the show has plotted the doom of these flying wonders before, and that backstory is the key to why Euron and his navy were finally able to do it.
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In 2014, as U.S. suspicions increased about the real level of emissions from VW diesel cars, engineers and supervisors plotted ways to hide the defeat device, according to court documents.
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Bill Cosby was not the America's Dad fans came to love, but a predator who regularly plotted to drug and sexually assault women, prosecutors said at his rape trial Tuesday.
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Prosecutors further contended that after Lopez was stabbed and briefly hospitalized he plotted Menchaca's demise and enlisted his 38-year-old girlfriend Candie Dominguez and another woman in his plan.
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Belgium was criticized for shortcomings in its intelligence systems after speculation that both the Paris and Brussels attacks were plotted out of migrant neighborhoods like Molenbeek in the Belgian capital.
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But apparently Sirisena did not let this idea go, and now he says one of Wickremesinghe's cabinet ministers plotted to kill him, and has claimed Wickremesinghe failed to properly investigate.
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Marlon Brando's son is coming to his late father's defense, saying there's no way his father would ever have plotted to sexually violate his "Last Tango in Paris" co-star.
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When 21st Club plotted European teams' spending on players against their results on the pitch (see the chart above), 16 of the 603 Premier League teams sat below the trendline.
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Mahmood, together with Alan Smith, 66, plotted to alter evidence in the trial of former X Factor judge Tulisa, who faced claims she had organised for the supply of cocaine.
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In early 2016, before Angela Merkel convinced Turkey to keep refugees from Europe's shores, Mr Kurz plotted with Balkan ministers to close the borders across which they had been pouring.
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"The MH370 captain's flight simulator showed someone had plotted a course to the southern Indian Ocean," Joint Agency Coordination Center (JACC) spokesman Scott Mashford confirmed to CNN in an email.
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For now this tale serves as a great reminder that even the best passwords and most carefully plotted online lives aren't immune to a really savvy and determined social engineer.
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These are just a few of the ways these fool-hearted cats plotted to spend their Powerball winnings before their hopes and dreams were crushed to bits on Wednesday night.
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Dave Hill, a writer for the hit HBO series (HBO is owned by CNN's parent company), revealed to Entertainment Weekly which of the characters had been plotted to make it.
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The three men plotted for nearly two hours on the agenda for the month ahead, with an emphasis on the Breitbart-Freedom Caucus war against Republican leadership on multiple fronts.
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Oakland Raiders stud lineman Donald Penn says allegations that the offensive line plotted to injure QB Derek Carr over his stance on taking a knee are total and utter bullcrap.
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French police arrested at least six teenagers last month, all suspected of having plotted to kill in the name of the Islamic State, after having been spotted on social networks.
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Mike Huckabee Huckabee has staked his campaign on a better-than-expected performance in Iowa, and he has plotted 150 events in the Hawkeye State over the month of January.
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He's fond of ramen dishes, and to fit as many as possible into their visit to Tokyo, he'd assembled a list of noodle places and plotted them on Google Maps.
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As soon as it became clear that Johnson would not defer to the Republican leadership in Congress, the Radicals and most of the rest of the party plotted his downfall.
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Everyone's game will have the same major places, and many of the same puzzles, but they'll be plotted in different locations on the larger map and in a different order.
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This was the point of no return, according to executives, when the company made the final electric investment decisions and committed to staying the course it had plotted after dieselgate.
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Leuthold Group's chief investment officer, Doug Ramsey, plotted the current path against other 7-percent to 12-percent declines in bull markets, which shows the sluggish, prolonged process still underway.
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Victoria's Supreme Court heard that Mr. Besim plotted online with a 14-year-old British boy who lived in Blackburn, in northwestern England, to run down and behead the officer.
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So is Nigeria, where Iran's "Quds Force Africa Corps" has backed the Shiite "Islamist Movement in Nigeria" and plotted terror attacks on locals as well as Israeli and Saudi visitors.
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Last year, U.S. prosecutors said Salic was one of three Islamic State group sympathizers who plotted bombings and shootings in 2016 in New York before U.S. agents thwarted the plot.
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But if we're abandoning the carefully plotted motivations that have driven these characters for eight whole season just in the name of those big payoffs, is it really worth it?
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" Later come the carefully plotted legal murder of "Good Cop Bad Cop" and the modern-day whips and chains that enslave rappers and ballers alike on "The 13th Amendment Song.
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Erdogan said those who plotted against Turkey in a failed coup attempt in July 2016 were now trying to target the country through its economy, and pledged to fight back.
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Ms. Bloch, a Russian-born, Brooklyn-based tenor saxophonist, recently released "Heart Knows," an album of original compositions with loose but deliberately plotted structures and an air of wistful beauty.
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The former Democratic presidential candidate was disadvantaged by the influence campaign plotted by the Russians that played out on Facebook, and Clinton said she felt Facebook was overwhelmed by it.
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They also plotted how to deal with the immediate, and the minor: Klopp, it was decided, would do his weekly news media briefing at Anfield, not at the training facility.
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They also plotted how to deal with the immediate, and the minor: Klopp, it was decided, would do his weekly news media briefing at Anfield, not at the training facility.
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But the two men fell out in 2012, when Mr. Gosh was detained over accusations he had spread rumors about Mr. al-Bashir's health and had plotted to overthrow him.
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The attacks on the 2016 election were first plotted in early 2014, and some of our leaders are still debating who was behind those attacks and if they were real.
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Suspecting that his uncle Claudius and mother Gertrude, now lovers, may have plotted to murder the king, he spends most of the play waffling over what do do about it.
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Call it the "not so fast" era: Powerful men who plotted career comebacks mere months after being taken down by accusations of sexual misconduct now face even more alarming claims.
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On one side, notable structures are plotted out; on the flip side, black-and-white photographs highlight the selection, paired with the architects' names, the dates built and the locations.
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The White House has systematically dismantled Obama-era climate initiatives that underpinned U.S. Paris Agreement goals and plotted a course to "energy dominance" on the back of fossil fuel development.
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Supposedly, acting on orders from Stalin's exiled rival Leon Trotsky, they had plotted to murder Stalin, to hand Soviet territory over to Nazi Germany, and to restore capitalism in Russia.
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Prosecutors say Harlem Suarez, 23, of Key West, Florida, tried to buy a bomb last year from an undercover FBI agent as he plotted attacks on behalf of Islamic State.
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He also plotted a million-dollar public relations roll-out in the US of the report so that the report's news coverage did not condemn Yanukovych for selectively prosecuting Tymoshenko.
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Well, because Varys just might be a secret Targaryen (or Blackfyre, a storied line of Targaryen bastards in Essos who have plotted multiple times to reclaim control of the throne).
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The stories — all of them elegantly plotted and unsentimental, with an addictive, told-over-tea quality — are largely character studies of people isolated, often tragically, by custom or self-delusion.
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They seem to be plotted very similarly to dramas like yours, in that they focus on a particular case over the course of a series, rather than for a single episode.
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Greece police said that the suspects had plotted their attack for about a month and had communicated via Discord, a video game chat service that's become popular with far-right groups.
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"We meet on a regular basis with our Marvel team, and we've plotted out Marvel movies that will take us well into the next decade," Iger said, according to Business Insider.
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But in a statement on Tuesday, the Supreme Court referenced intercepted phone calls between a lawyer and a former official that it said had plotted to undermine the case against Uribe.
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It is loud, very loud, to the point where the entire pod of co-workers near me had either commented, complained, or possibly plotted my death in a secret Slack room.
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Aquino added there was an opportunity to "smash" the group, which had allegedly plotted to kidnap members of his family, as well as Filipino boxing legend Manny Pacquiao or his relatives.
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Another exec told Freeman that Kaepernick is the most hated player in NFL front offices since Rae Carruth, who plotted to kill his unborn child and that child's mother in 1999.
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Sexual assault — because Mitchell made sexual contact with the inmates — and conspiracy to murder — because she and the inmates reportedly plotted to kill Mitchell's husband Lyle — were also on the table.
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A 60-year lull in Caribbean tropical cyclones Our next discovery jumped out at us when we plotted the combined data over time of the shipwreck and the tree-ring records.
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It doesn't feel like a well-plotted serial story, so much as the writers trying to cram everything possible in for the sake of it without any real impact or stakes.
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But when it came to Julie Swetnick, who has said that she attended parties where Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge plotted to drug and rape girls, Collins abandoned her restraint.
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For example, one feature will let you pull up a map of the world, then tap on a character's name in order to see their journey across plotted across the map.
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Diane Staudte and her daughter Rachel methodically plotted to poison their closest relatives — and they might have gotten away with murder if the pastor of their church hadn't tipped off police.
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Sam [Levinson], Marcell [Rév, the show's cinematographer], and I spent about a week in a room with our storyboard artist, Peter Beck, where we plotted out every shot in the show.
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Works like Reflections of Nature (Bathroom) depict an idyllic scene of a hallway with a plotted plants leading to a view of a window where a tree sits in early bloom.
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The singer found himself filming Empire when one of the show's stars, Jussie Smollett, was arrested after police alleged he plotted a hate crime against himself (charges have since been dropped).
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Marquez allegedly plotted with Syed Rizwan Farook, the suspected male San Bernardino shooter, in 2011 and 2012 to commit other crimes of terrorism, though these alleged plots never came to fruition.
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Architect W Godfrey Allen, an adviser to St Paul's on the structure and setting of the cathedral, plotted multiple views of the iconic building from various vantage points in the city.
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Players are plotted over seven rounds of the coming draft, as if it is important, or possible, for anyone to know whom the Denver Broncos might select with the 253rd pick.
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In the 1980s, Jewish radicals plotted to blow up the Dome of the Rock and al-Aqsa, believing that it would lead to a spiritual revolution and usher in the messiah.
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Britain Seeks Retrial of Barclays Traders in Libor Case A jury was unable to reach a verdict on charges that two former Barclays employees plotted to manipulate a benchmark interest rate.
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They plotted a false flag operation and when a government is so rotten that they will kill innocent people to accomplish a political objective, you are not dealing with a human.
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