Some indicators are pointing up, some down and some sideways.
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Arm 1: rotate side piece so that hole is pointing up.
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These cameras are left on tripods pointing up at the rockets.
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At 22 years old, Nurse's trajectory is without question pointing up.
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After a while, some of the guys pointing up toward the roof.
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"MS-13 is on the block," he whispered, pointing up the road.
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If the nub is stacked or pointing up, it is a boy.
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America's key inflation indicators are pointing up, but their staying power is weak.
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Andy Samberg: I think it says "incredible thoughts," with an arrow pointing up.
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"Strictly speaking, in ASL, the thumb should be pointing up, not sideways," she explains.
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For some low-digital occupations, the arrows are pointing up and to the left.
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"We grow three kinds of bananas here," he explains, pointing up at a tree.
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Tap the Share icon, which looks like a square with an arrow pointing up.
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Pointing up a disjunction between brutal news and unrelated advertising is familiar, even platitudinous.
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There should be a square with an arrow pointing up to the right of it.
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Major European markets also opened slightly higher, while US stock futures were pointing up. 2.
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And with those spotlights pointing up on the sides, this scene wasn't really all that dark.
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The camera keeps pointing up at the sky, before it goes black while the voices continue.
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He seemed to enjoy it, too, pointing up at the attraction while he sat on Tell's lap.
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The gun that killed Sha'Quille last Thursday was pointing up, as if being inspected, when it fired.
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Place the handle between your knees, with the blade pointing up and the teeth facing your chest.
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"But we're bursting at the seams," said Captain Flaherty, pointing up to tools stored near the ceiling.
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I saw housekeeping come out, and they were pointing up, and they said, 'She jumped from up there.
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I snapped photos on my phone, pointing down, pointing up and backing away to record a panoramic view.
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The picture of Andy Young and I, and others, the picture of us pointing up...we were there.
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Think of a bunch of arrows all pointing up, for example — that is the starting state of the superfluid.
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Boeing added the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System, also known as MCAS, to essentially keep the nose from pointing up.
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A quick close up of a sign with a black arrow pointing up and three quarters was shown briefly.
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If you look at the symbol for Mars, it's a circle with an arrow pointing up—a big dick, basically.
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The angle of attack sensors detect how much a plane's nose is pointing up or down relative to oncoming air.
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To many, Rexnord was nothing more than three letters on a page — RXN — with an arrow pointing up or down.
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"That building is ours, and so is that one, and that," he said, pointing up and down Andrews Avenue South.
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That triggered a double bottom formed by this year's lows and pointing up to around 8,400 points in the long term.
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At the far end of the wall, the Taj Mahal stands, surrounded by minarets pointing up like so many ballistic missiles.
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As he drives, ripping past one classic American car after another, he clutches the wheel, the camera pointing up at him.
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Analysts point out that U.S. debt is on the rise at a time when the economy's trajectory is on pointing up.
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To the horns, not pointing up or out to the side, but pointing straight ahead representing relentless energy and forward progress.
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MCAS takes readings from two sensors that determine how much the plane's nose is pointing up or down relative to oncoming airflow.
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This confirmed a reverse head & shoulders pattern formed by the highs and lows since December, and pointing up to around 3,600 points.
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Businessweek's new cover, of a swarm of cursors pointing up under Facebook's delete button, was designed by art director Jaci Kessler Lubliner.
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Tap the bottom left icon, typically associated with uploading or sharing, that looks like a square with an arrow pointing up.7.
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"That's just like where the Sunfish went in," he says, pointing up to an unassuming circular opening in the wall of the vessel.
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In this case, it's a 17 camera rig: 14 cameras around in a ring, one fisheye pointing up, and two fisheyes pointing down.
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"It's a ski area," Angus McCusker, the president of Rochester Area Sport Trail Alliance, or RASTA, said proudly, pointing up the mountain behind us.
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"Right there," Trump said when asked about his wife's health earlier this month, eerily pointing up at an empty window in the East Wing.
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To begin recording with YouTube Gaming, press the symbol with the arrow pointing up, select "Record," and then choose which installed app to record from.
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They were hard to clean out thanks to a design that was anything but portable, and included lots of wires pointing up towards the sky.
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Go to the photo you wish to share, then tap the little square with the arrow pointing up out of it at the bottom left.
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On your iPhone, you can select a photo or a group of photos and tap the Share button (a box with an arrow pointing up).
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Video of the 17-year-old shows him pointing up at Dora hanging from the window as a passerby and children remain oblivious to the situation.
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The MCAS system is supposed to detect if a plane is pointing up at a dangerous angle and correct it to prevent the plane from stalling.
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The axial tilt of Venus, for example, is so extreme — 177 degrees — that the planet is essentially flipped upside down with its South Pole pointing up.
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Its 3.2 percent rise on Thursday had triggered a minor double bottom formed by the lows since mid-January and pointing up to around 6,300 points.
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It's located on the Antarctic Peninsula — the bit of the continent that looks like a crooked finger pointing up toward the Southern tip of South America.
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The break triggered a reverse head & shoulders pattern formed by the highs and lows since December and pointing up in the long term to around 12,600 points.
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Inland, the landscape hit all the familiar "Under the Tuscan Sun" touchstones: cypress trees pointing up at billowing cumulus clouds, vineyards rolling back to medieval hilltop towns.
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If an arrow is pointing up and to the right (general and operations managers), that means the number of workers in the occupation grew and wages rose.
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Now you can use the export (arrow pointing up out of box) link to save the finished video to your media library and enjoy it with sound.
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Both upgrades were related to the plane's angle of attack sensors, devices that read whether a jet's nose is pointing up or down relative to oncoming air.
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"It's really spacious and it's one of those showers that is a rain shower, and it also shoots you this way," she says pointing up toward her body.
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Any break would turn it short-term bullish, triggering a right triangle formed by the highs and lows since mid-January and pointing up to around 6,850 points.
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Its surge in the past two days triggered a reverse head & shoulders pattern formed by the highs and lows since June and pointing up to around 25 pounds.
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Simple hand gestures, like pointing up/down or turning your wrist, send directional commands to the drone, effectively turning this '90s child plaything into a drone-controlling gauntlet.
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Generally unburdened by a guitar, Bryan caps off every song he performs in a kind of triumphant superhero pose, pumping his fists or pointing up at the sky.
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"Look those are not Iraqi forces," said an old man, pointing up at the Jumhuriyah bridge that leads to the Green Zone as the masked forces advanced across it.
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Egypt, last at 6,202 points, on Thursday triggered a minor bullish right triangle formed by the highs and lows since mid-January and pointing up to around 6,750 points.
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I was lying on this fault on a branch and my friend Chris Lee, the writer, was asleep on the next branch, and people were pointing up at us laughing.
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But what made my anxiety turn into awe was when the tour guide turned to me, and whispered to me while pointing up at the panel representing The Last Judgment.
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Available now for just $15, the Polaroid Cube fits into the plastic shot glass' base with the lens pointing up through your drink, and its record button still easily accessible.
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Once the PDF document is opened in the webpage, tap the Export icon at the bottom of the screen — it looks like a rectangular box with an arrow pointing up.
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Its function is to keep the 563 Max's nose from pointing up at too much of an angle -- the so-called "angle of attack," referred to in the aviation industry.
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The index's close above this week's high was technically bullish because it triggered a minor double bottom formed by the lows since mid-January and pointing up to around 6,300 points.
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The software, known as MCAS, is designed to push the nose of the plane down if it detects the plane pointing up at a dangerous angle that might induce a stall.
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By unstitching the bedspread, she has turned it into a pentagonal house-like shape that forms the base of this vertical work, with the snake's head pointing up toward the pentagon's apex.
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As a result, the nitrogen atom's unpaired electron acts as a lone "spin," which is like an arrow pointing up or down or, in general, in a superposition of both possible directions.
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The larger world has tended to see crypto as an asset class and, therefore, in terms defined by arrows pointing up or down, as numbers displayed either in red or in green.
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When you are next to a relative, you can select a photo or a group of photos on your iPhone and tap the Share button (a box with an arrow pointing up).
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Egypt's main index added 53 percent to 7,717 points, triggering a minor bullish triangle formed by the highs and lows since early May and pointing up to the April peak of 7,27 points.
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Starting last weekend, many people's feeds were cluttered with images pointing up and to the right, with celebrities, major brands and everyday users imploring followers to turn on notifications for their individual accounts.
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To offset that possibility, Boeing added the new software in the Max, known as MCAS, which would automatically push the nose down if it sensed the plane pointing up at a dangerous angle.
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The jet's software system takes readings from one of two vanelike devices called angle of attack sensors that determine how much the plane's nose is pointing up or down relative to oncoming air.
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K. Subban during pregame warm-ups Wednesday night ... crashing the boards with a hilarious sign that read "Lindsey could do better" ... and a bunch of arrows pointing up to that unforgettable Gritty grin.
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There's a story behind that tweet: In the Oval Office on Wednesday, Marc Short, the White House Legislative Affairs director, showed Trump a piece of paper with the graph of Medicaid spending pointing up.
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In fact, every financial indicator has been pointing up: The advance has risen in 16 of the last 17 weeks; the average ticket price has grown; and group sales are way up, Polk said.
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To determine when it is needed, the software takes data from two so-called angle of attack sensors on the side of the plane, which measure whether the fuselage is pointing up or down.
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A break would trigger a reverse head & shoulders pattern formed by the highs and lows since last August and pointing up in the long term to at least the April 2015 peak of 8.39 dirhams.
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If not the most celebratory concept imaginable, it is nevertheless salutary in pointing up the need for our time to summon the Lutherian grit and imagination to change, to re-form, the world yet again.
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The morning after the funeral, I cried alone in my bed wearing one of my husband's favorite shirts, a green one that said "Jesus Loves This Guy" and had two thumbs pointing up at my face.
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"And just like that, life became a whole lot sweeter 👨🏻👱🏻♀️👶🏻👶🏻🐶 #BabyManno #May2018," she captioned a black-and-white snap of the family, with Molly adorably pointing up at her mama's growing belly.
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The Saudi index's 3.2 percent rise to 5,880 points triggered a minor double bottom formed by the lows since mid-January and pointing up to around 6,300 points; a rise in trading volume was also technically positive.
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Three male singers narrate and comment, with exquisite dissonances pointing up the sorrow; then a descending ostinato in the bass instruments lays down a carpet for the most touching soprano entry you could ever want to hear.
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Asia had stuck to tight ranges during its session, but all three major Wall Street indexes were pointing up again after bank and tech stocks had helped extend the year's 20 percent charge for U.S. markets on Monday.
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To find your Mars sign, plug in your birth date, time, and location to your preferred birth chart generator and find the symbol that looks like a circle with an arrow pointing up, illustrative of a penetrative force.
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For example, beads that are yellow, the color of wealth, are used to form a triangle pointing up, a shape used to indicate a man, in the strap of the Nothile (pronounced not-I-ler) watch, sold for 228 rand ($211).
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Asia had kept to tight ranges during its session, but all three major Wall Street futures gauges were pointing up again after bank and tech stocks had helped extend a 20 percent charge in U.S. markets this year on Monday.
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Right now, the arrow is pointing up on best-of-breed sport watches with steel bracelets, like the Nautilus, the Submariner and GMT, the early Speedmasters, the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and certain vintage Tudors and Heuers, Mr. Clymer said.
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On Monday the index had broken above its December and March peaks at 10,490 and 10,0.13 points, triggering a "reverse head and shoulders" pattern formed by the highs and lows since December and pointing up in the long term to around 12,600 points.
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The "Hunger Games" director Francis Lawrence directed the series, and it looks great and moves well — the landscapes are impossibly lush, pointing up the inability of the characters to see them, and there are exciting scenes of combat, large- and small-scale.
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Wall Street futures were pointing up again while miners were strong globally as well after news that Brazil had ordered the world's largest iron ore miner, Vale, to close eight of its dams in the wake of a deadly collapse last month.
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It is technically very bullish after confirming on Wednesday a break of major technical resistance on its April peak of 6,876 points; that triggered a double bottom formed by this year's lows and pointing up to around 8,400 points in the long term.
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It has been rising since it reported strong fourth-quarter earnings last week; on Sunday it confirmed a break of resistance on the January peak of 4.55 dirhams, triggering a double bottom formed by the December and February lows and pointing up to around 5.0 dirhams.
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There was just one concession to foursquare order; at each corner, there were four rocket nozzles to steer with, one pointing up, one down, one forward or back, one to the side; x, y and z axes, as strictly Cartesian as the on-board computer required.
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Zoom in or out on, say, iron at its critical point, and you always see the same pattern: Patches of atoms oriented with north pointing up are surrounded by patches of atoms pointing downward; these in turn are inside larger patches of up-facing atoms, and so on at all scales of magnification.
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The show also includes a photo by the Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Kim Komenich, taken on the day the Marcos left office, which shows a hand holding a piece of barbed wire, making the sign of an "L," with the thumb extended and the index finger pointing up, a symbol for the revolution.
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And while pointing up the built-in unwieldiness of big shows on broad themes, it demonstrates the ways in which skillful curators — in this case, Scott Rothkopf and Dana Miller, working with Mia Curran, Jennie Goldstein and Sasha Nicholas — can organize work in porous modules that have a manageable logic of their own.
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In the Lion Air crash, one of the primary theories is that the system was receiving faulty data about the angle of the plane from what is known as an angle of attack sensor, vanelike devices on either side of the fuselage that measure how much the plane's nose is pointing up or down.
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The 737 Max operating system also relies on equipment called angle of attack sensors to "determine how much the plane's nose is pointing up or down relative to oncoming air," the Times separately reported, but sold a pair of safety systems that display readouts from those sensors (and could potentially indicate a malfunction feeding bad data into MCAS) as an optional upgrade.
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Southern Babel, smoking the hive of epithets hung fat above bustling crowds like black-and-white lynching photographs, mute faces, red finger pointing up at my dead, some smiling, some with hats and ties—all business, as one needlelike lady is looking at the camera, as if looking through the camera, at me, in the way I am looking at my lover now—halcyon and constant.
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In his masterful historical round-up, The Martial Arts of Renaissance Europe, Sydney Anglo describes Liechtenauer's nomenclature and the stances they represented: Ochs (Ox) with sword held high and aimed down towards the opponent's face; Pflug (Plough) with sword held at waist level but also pointing up at the opponent's face; Alber (Fool) with sword held out in front, its point aimed at the ground; and vom Dach (from The Roof) with the sword held over the right shoulder and pointing upwards at about fourty-five degrees.
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Demonstrations against him are few and small; the opposition is weak; and Mr. Macron's newly minted majority of political novices in Parliament merely repeats the leadership's words "like Pavlov's dogs," as the political scientist Pascal Perrineau put it in a recent interview in the weekly Le Un. "The 21st Century Will Not be American" was the title of a stinging essay last month by the pro-American novelist Pascal Bruckner in Le Monde, pointing up America's retreat under President Trump and reaching the muted conclusion that it could well be France's century instead.
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