Instead, it has possessed him in the same way it possessed Pat.
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This kind of movie, Touched with Fire, is a very worthwhile experience for him because you realize how possessed – he uses the word "possessed" – how possessed you get.
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" Concluding, "There is no evidence Ms. McGowan possessed this cocaine at all, let alone possessed it in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Some of the things the kids say when they're possessed are things that kids allegedly said when they were possessed, verbatim.
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That member behaves as though possessed of a will of its own; perhaps it even behaves as though possessed by an alien will.
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For practical purposes, there are probably two sets of Trump tapes in existence, one possessed by American authorities, the other possessed by Russian authorities.
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In its early going, Tomas and Marcus's struggles to save a possessed woman and their eventual visit to a seemingly possessed girl who turns out to be suffering a sort of demonic version of Munchausen by proxy (in that her mother so badly wants her to be possessed that she has convinced the girl she is possessed) blend beautifully with the eerier story unfolding at Andy's house.
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By this point, Eden should be fully possessed by whatever demon attached itself to her in the cave (Lucas was fully possessed after a few hours).
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"SB 5 perpetuates the selection of types of ID most likely to be possessed by Anglo voters and, disproportionately, not possessed by Hispanics and African-Americans," she writes.
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At the time of the call, Carlineo possessed a .
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Moreover, the information possessed by a blind explorer at any time about the outer unexplored region of the random surface was exactly the same as the information possessed by a bacterial colony.
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Palmer is a loving father in many ways, but he becomes possessed by the demonic force Bob just as Jack Torrence becomes possessed by the evil hotel in Stephen King's horror masterpiece.
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The difference, both ironic and awful, is that while Regan MacNeil is possessed by a demon, Anna O'Donnell is possessed by the suffocating dogma of the church in which she was raised.
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On the heels of the new It trailer — in which we saw a scary, possessed, terrifying clown — comes the trailer for Annabelle: Creation, in which we deal with a scary, possessed, terrifying doll.
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Most of these statutes require photo IDs, less likely to be possessed by minority voters, and exclude those -- like public employment and public university IDs -- more likely to be possessed by minority voters.
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"She possessed an unimaginable amount of strength," her friend added.
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They're a generation possessed by destroying everything in their path.
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Luckily for Fanning, singing was a talent she already possessed.
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Students being possessed is strangely a common occurrence in Indonesia.
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"They walked out there like things possessed," said one eyewitness.
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It gave me the creeps, like the car was possessed.
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The possessed nat kadaws then danced to excruciatingly loud music.
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Both women and men possessed combs, generally made of bone.
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Sawyer possessed her father's body throughout Raquel's life, she explains.
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He knew that he possessed the ability to overcome Eubank.
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It tells the origin story of Annabelle, a possessed doll.
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They spoke a moral vocabulary; they possessed a moral compass.
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He possessed an almost compulsive need to talk about it.
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But Spielberg has always possessed a sunnier disposition than Halliday.
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She's acting like she's possessed, thrashing around on the floor.
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"I realized I didn't have to be possessed by possessions."
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Mr. Hofmann himself was slow to comprehend what he possessed.
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Laric's works on view also possessed a strong classical influence.
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She was diagnosed with epilepsy but believed she was possessed.
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Apparently it possessed the power to induce delusions of grandeur.
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The report doesnt say Gillum possessed or used illegal drugs.
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In fact, it was Rey, who possessed the Force sensibility.
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Mr. McCain possessed the rugged independence of a natural leader.
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Thomson possessed a seemingly effortless swing and a calm approach.
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Each of those bullets possessed "a fatal capacity," he added.
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Each of those bullets possessed "a fatal capacity," he said.
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They thought that living things possessed a mysterious life force.
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He possessed a certain amount of eloquence, but little discretion.
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To Spong, fans have long possessed a natural political activism.
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Possessed Leland disrupts these plans — this isn't what Control wants.
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That shows a savvy few thought state-owned bank executives possessed.
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"merely possessed" a ballot or official envelope with a voter's consent.
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" Her reply was self-possessed and curt: "I do have balls.
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Ironically enough, he is saved by his possessed serial killer hand.
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President Trump almost seems possessed as he's hissing like a snake.
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We always knew that she possessed a different kind of talent.
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Gillian (left), possessed by Jimmy, and Sally, trying to save her.
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She becomes possessed and something takes over, and it becomes robotic.
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And he's also possessed of some views that are just revolting.
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Here, Jean has barely a moment of normalcy before she's possessed.
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They were filled with ads and possessed a certain Geocities brutalism.
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These were qualities that I envied and wished I possessed myself.
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He also possessed child pornography and is serving decades in prison.
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"Now, what possessed you to do this?" asked host Ellen DeGeneres.
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How do I know that Mr. Scott possessed that marijuana blunt?
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Jake Allen being possessed by the younger spirit of Martin Brodeur?
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Also, her mother gets killed with possessed dogs and a pig.
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He told me he knew someone who possessed ancient brewer's yeast.
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"Even when she was possessed, she was beautiful," she says. Solid.
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Today, McClellan no longer believes she was possessed by a demon.
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Each one possessed a stick of woodOr so the story's told.
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Republican neocons that Saddam Hussein possessed nuclear weapons and that the
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He maintained he possessed a unique ability to develop those ties.
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If increasingly obsessed with the dead girl, she's also self-possessed.
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Kelly Clarkson may be the most self-possessed pop star around.
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Kevin Draper: When France has possessed the ball they've played direct.
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But the Riley case concerned information possessed by the person arrested.
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But Young has long possessed a mystic attention to technical detail.
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She is both self-destructive and possessed of formidable survival skills.
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Somehow she knew and she found him and she possessed him.
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Poppet, Fran's oddly austere daughter, is possessed by such a purpose.
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The Viking ship is a swing possessed, a cradle gone mad.
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Tortotubus possessed a cord-like structure similar to some modern fungi.
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What could have possessed that benighted 1692 administration, we ask today?
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The "plot device in 'The Shining'" is creepy little possessed Danny.
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PJ may remain incapable of defining what possessed him that day.
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POSSESSED BY MEMORY: The Inward Light of Criticism, by Harold Bloom.
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Now she's possessed by a demon, and she craves human flesh.
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The new law "perpetuates the selection of types of ID most likely to be possessed by Anglo voters and, disproportionately, not possessed by Hispanics and African-Americans," wrote U.S. District Judge Nelva Gonzales Ramos in her ruling.
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Still, in those years, she would grow into a self-possessed woman.
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It was rooted in possessiveness and a desire to also be possessed.
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Most of these girls also believed demons possessed their Mediterranean-style houses.
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During her teen years, Cara often acted like a demon possessed her.
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So if they're getting out possessed, how did the Panthers stay afloat?
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Like most teenagers, it's messy, big-hearted, and possessed of grand dreams.
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Four decades after the original movie, a young girl gets possessed—again.
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Four decades after the original movie, a young girl gets possessed—again.
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That day, Fachruzio helped carry his possessed friends to the school's mosque.
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I might have also possessed a vague, sight-based understanding of whiteness.
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Some think that people with psychiatric conditions are possessed by evil spirits.
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And they possessed magical abilities, from shape-shifting to crying actual pearls.
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Males, the study found, possessed shortened telomeres compared to their female counterparts.
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We provided all of the information about the phone that we possessed.
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At age 70, Donald Trump is not possessed of superhuman physical gifts.
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Whether the briefly dissenting senator possessed any turquoise balloons is not clear.
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The mob certainly doesn't have the sway it possessed in decades past.
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Made it clear that nobody possessed rights he was bound to respect.
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C Yasmani Grandal said Urias possessed a good fastball but little else.
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That seems to be what's going on in "A Woman Possessed" (1981).
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In them, feminism, institutional critique, sly humor and self-possessed humility unite.
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I'd called upon depths of patience I had no idea I possessed.
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Some critics, though, say Gallagher has become possessed by his own delusions.
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Her fluid movements seductive and self-possessed––an artist in her zone.
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He is not possessed by the spirit of Earthquakes as Russell is.
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His delivery, the way he sometimes seemed possessed, these were lyrics, too.
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Its leadership has denounced Russian leader Vladimir Putin as possessed by Satan.
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The president looks like a possessed Droopy, the Tex Avery cartoon dog.
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Something once possessed is now something fleeting and much harder to obtain.
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How can you mourn someone better when you are possessed by grief?
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The horny thinking possessed me and really took control of my life.
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Finally, she intones her prophecy in a droning chant, as if possessed.
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For all his flaws, Mr. Musk has long possessed such a genius.
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True love is chasing down your possessed girlfriend in a space station.
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But it has been unclear whether ancient snakes possessed this cranial feature.
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We stan a bi King and his monster-possessed alternate timeline boyfriend.
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This confirms the theory that Alexa was falsely triggered and not possessed.
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Mr. Scott is a virtuoso of obsession, of men and women possessed.
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The residents now possessed the vocabulary and skills that I had lacked.
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Mr. Eisenstadt, a drummer, is also possessed of a cinematic compositional voice.
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The men admitted to border agents that they possessed marijuana and firearms.
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The language is at turns erotic and martial, but always self-possessed.
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And he's also remarkably self-possessed and confident and I just adore him.
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Later, more impressive powers, possessed by other (equally deceased) characters, come into play.
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We are also aware of the unusual courage she possessed at that moment.
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The steering wheel turned on its own, as if possessed by a ghost.
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With the app open, try gesticulating like a possessed sorcerer making oracular pronouncements.
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First, she does a careful assessment of both the possessed and the possessor.
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Beijing then responded saying it possessed "irrefutable" sovereignty over the resource-rich area.
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My students possessed that adolescent verve and courage, always questioning the status quo.
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In fact, Iaquinta told us Morgan possessed some natural ability as a fighter.
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But the doll isn't just possessed by the spirit of a serial killer.
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I want them to leave my classroom smarter, kinder, and more self-possessed.
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What possessed him to say "dick area" to his thousands of young fans?
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Linda Blair's demonically possessed character in "The Exorcist" also undergoes a physical transformation.
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One set details the different kinds of banshees infesting its vaporwave-possessed roads.
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After this, any saintly qualities you might have possessed are out the window.
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For example, the parent believes the child has been possessed by the devil.
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And when he's billionaire playboy Bruce Wayne, he's a self-possessed rich kid.
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Before, they were possessed by aesthetic distance; now they go for the jugular.
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Gregg Popovich has always possessed the tone and tenor of a great leader.
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Or is it because she's been possessed by the ghost of her firstborn?
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He possessed Joe and Dom's ball-hawking talents but couldn't hit like them.
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Alex has apparently discovered his calling, grinding and twerking like a man possessed.
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These rules create problems for people crossing state lines with legally possessed pistols.
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"I'm looking at that, and I'm thinking, truly he's been possessed," she said.
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Thomas was neither considered a brilliant legal scholar nor possessed of a long
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Elif Batuman's memoir of Russian studies, The Possessed, came out eight years ago.
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State, was born in the United States and previously possessed a U.S. passport.
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Adams, serious New Englander that he was, possessed less "bonhomie" than did Franklin.
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But what they possessed in talent, they lacked in rebounding and defensive tenacity.
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The AP notes that the women had already possessed licenses in other countries.
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All life forms possessed these four liquids in their bodies to varying degrees.
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Dufresne tried to reassure the writers that they possessed technical skills he lacks.
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They possessed gas reserves that were massive but inaccessible using old drilling methods.
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But he showed on Sunday that he possessed a thrill-seeking side, too.
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For a few minutes there, the owners offered a hint they possessed vertebrae.
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Dr. Greenwood, possessed ambition and smarts in addition to poise, beauty and wit.
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She's inspiring, self-possessed, and driven by her own vision and internal compass.
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But for the moment, we possessed the stage-set of a prosperous life.
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But Mr. Dal Monte wants readers to see the genius that Ferrari possessed.
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"Dying" is bracing and beautiful, possessed of an extraordinary intellectual and moral rigor.
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" Mr. Helm might have also possessed, he writes, "a country-boy inferiority complex.
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" Collomb said the student possessed "instructions on how to build ricin-based poisons.
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"Tonight, he was a player possessed," Ducks coach Randy Carlyle said of Silfverberg.
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The physicist Enrico Fermi said scientists possessed "no proprietary rights" to their creations.
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But the worst part, McElroy recalls, was the short temper he suddenly possessed.
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In this one, the defeated party wasn't killed, but possessed: They got OWNED.
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Its subject stares just slightly off to the side, self-possessed but sad.
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He's glibly self-absorbed; she's enraptured, possessed by a drive beyond her control.
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She's called into Principal Hawthorne's office, only to find he's been possessed by Satan.
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" And the day of the flight he tweeted "Possessed man, get out my way.
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Few speak of solutions with the historical knowledge and deep understanding that Charles possessed.
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He has no imagination about what would happen if Japan possessed a nuclear weapon.
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Authorities said he was wearing a tactical vest and possessed a 9 mm handgun.
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"He was possessed, like she couldn't be with nobody but him," Yolanda Gravette said.
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Unlike Jennifer, Mavis is not in a horror movie and possessed by a succubus.
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This is a possessed Diane, and Tammy (Chrysta Bell) takes aim and shoots her.
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Sunset Stroll — The family walking towards the camera looks either possessed or like aliens.
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Prosecutors allege McCarthy killed Bella because he believed her to be possessed by demons.
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These creatures possessed superhuman strength, smelled of decay, and were pretty ugly in appearance.
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Once possessed, the spirit turns its hunger and hatred toward the people around it.
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By the 90s, representations of vampira that possessed true agency had begun to proliferate.
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Suzanne is more intelligent and self-possessed, but she too falls under Russell's spell.
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That, in turn, is because he is possessed with an extreme hatred of politics.
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Hollywood cinema has always possessed what scholars call the "invisible style" to some degree.
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As Grande and Corden studied a wall of codes, a possessed man crawled out.
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But we live in a world of myopic media possessed by all-things Trump.
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Everyone in the lab is possessed with a singular purpose: creating the perfect flapjack.
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Annabelle the possessed doll, a creation of the dollmaker, comes for the little girls.
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Sometimes, controller shakes are just your only way to attack with a possessed enemy.
|
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They concluded T. rex possessed the greatest tooth pressure of any creature ever studied.
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Is nobody at all concerned that Jon's body might be possessed by something terrible?
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One of them is that the children were, as Rubio said, "possessed" by spirits.
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By the time it was shut down, the airline no longer possessed any aircraft.
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He tried to be trustworthy, had old-fashioned values and possessed a good heart.
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Some, like Vinci, possessed unorthodox games that were perfect for disrupting heavily favored opponents.
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There is no evidence WikiLeaks ever hacked or possessed the emails sought by Nix.
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The now "possessed" snail "is doomed to follow the parasite's will," the narrator intones.
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Like the great American Pharoah, she possessed a precocious intelligence and charisma to burn.
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The covetable entity that the Andover kids of his youth possessed wasn't actually wealth.
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TO HIS millions of admirers, Pope Francis seems possessed of an almost angelic spirituality.
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He possessed a logistical and organizational expertise uncommon for law enforcement of the time.
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"Shakespeare possessed a remarkable imagination that was really grounded in human experience," explains Schlieski.
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The world she creates is ambitiously imagined, her characters possessed of an inner verity.
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What would have possessed him to post a message like that on my page?
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An American reporter asked if Russia possessed compromising information on Trump or his family.
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And yet the Big Ten has arguably possessed the most depth at the top.
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It possessed a female-empowerment blueprint, with the heroines banding together to battle villains.
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It's mostly built around Sid the talking dummy, who's possessed by a demon hunter.
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Consequently, my orange cat will spend hours "making biscuits" on it as if possessed.
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The man on the quest for the fringed suede boots is a man possessed.
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A holiday special is derailed when a demonically possessed nutcracker kills Neil Patrick Harris.
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The hallways are full of laser turrets, deadly radiation leaks, and possessed former crewmates.
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Stephanie (Jennifer Morrison) is a self-possessed stunner with sang-froid and spike heels.
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Each of his subjects possessed a story and a personality he had completely overlooked.
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Although the gulf region harbored no gold, it possessed astonishing riches of bird life.
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Canada Letter In 1969, like many children, I was somewhat possessed by space travel.
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She saw that I possessed the kind of discernment that others around me lacked.
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He was a man of deep, reasoned convictions who possessed a sense of proportion.
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While savory, and possessed of a plausible mouthfeel, the patty was also curiously dense.
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Even before she could survey the works on display, the apartment itself possessed her.
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But no great runner has possessed Bolt's mix of race-day playfulness and ruthlessness.
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But from the start, prosecutors possessed a document that could have set her free.
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North Carolina possessed a cold-shooting offense against one of the best perimeter defenses.
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One: Talent is cheap Two: You have to be possessed which you can't will.
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The firm didn't comment on why it possessed the documents seized by the CBI.
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Knowing that my coach possessed knowledge and experience gave me a sense of security.
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And who had ever seen such a physiognomy as that possessed by Phineas Breeley?
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Salieri's knack for making friends in high places suggests that he possessed considerable charm.
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He possessed no weapons of mass destruction and had no role in 9/85033.
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In the series finale, he goes there, only to find himself possessed by Bob.
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When they do meet the lens, they are self-possessed, yet soft and relaxed.
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"According to my judgment, real women possessed no splendor and no magnificence," Arturo says.
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Had either Steeler possessed the ball even briefly, the result would have been a safety.
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"I think they're already possessed out there," Glenister joked, eying some of the nearby revelers.
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That's because the beast, though a fearsome hunter, possessed a pitifully puny pair of arms.
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Nevertheless, Pincus's lawsuit highlights the lack of creativity possessed by much of the American public.
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The man possessed a UNHCR identification card issued by the U.N. refugee agency, he said.
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Fachruzio knew immediately what was going on: His friends were possessed by an evil spirit.
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"With students, becoming possessed can be a reaction to the harsh environment," Siswanto told VICE.
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Not because I am possessed of any special power, but because my story precedes me.
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And beyond this, Beyoncé grasps a bit of the mystery Michael Jackson and Prince possessed.
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The cell also possessed navigation and swimming material including an inflatable boat, the spokesman added.
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That was back when the Red Planet may have possessed a cold, salty, icy ocean.
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Then they appear again and you watch with the rapt attention of a woman possessed.
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The late president possessed the rare quality of being able to fuse modesty with drive.
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Having the car you're driving suddenly become possessed by alien forces is another matter entirely.
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He possessed a consistent world view and a moral compass—albeit one that occasionally erred.
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Soon, the man realizes they've been possessed by aliens, and that the body was bait.
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Scott-Gilbert's broken, almost possessed movements provide a fitting visual for Jlin's dark, percussive rhythms.
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The parts were imbued a knowing, manipulative intelligence, as if possessed; they played with you.
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These tasks require vastly different skill sets that are rarely possessed by the same people.
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They're kind of being possessed by the song, which is really what a musical is.
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He suddenly became possessed by a thought that has never let go of him since.
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"I think they're already possessed out there," Glenister joked, eying some of the nearby revelers.
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She was going to mourn my father with a dignity he never possessed in life.
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Trump has never possessed these qualities, and he shows no sign of developing them now.
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Specifically, they claimed that McCarthy killed Bella because he believed she was possessed by demons.
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The charged man possessed an automatic rifle without the necessary permit, Polish authorities also said.
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Rubinstein, who had left Apple in spring 2006, clearly possessed the sought for design chops.
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I loved how Twin Peaks: the Return possessed—wielded violently, even—the capacity to surprise.
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The opening image, however, gives us three women moving with sharp force, as if possessed.
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The late President possessed an endearing sense of humor and always exhibited immense public grace.
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The teacher said her son was the best and possessed a natural mind for math.
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Suddenly, meteorologists possessed a world of new data, and the accuracy of their forecasts soared.
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He has already has such command of his own voice and he's so self-possessed.
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He couldn't tell which agency they worked for or what level of authority they possessed.
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Clinton lacks, thank goodness, the paranoia, the need to brutalize and dominate that L.B.J. possessed.
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She possessed, in that small body, a titanic will to be herself and only herself.
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That's when we started making these little short films about people getting possessed by demons.
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But I was seeing plasticity of a different sort, which I myself had once possessed.
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And this one possessed something that I had never experienced with matzo: It had flavor.
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Most people aren't possessed of the fundamental distrust of government on display at the Summit.
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Pokémon Sun: Possessed people controlled by this Pokémon transformed its sand mound into a castle.
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Medivh originally got possessed, and right from the start, he actually opened the Dark Portal.
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That was true, but I don't know what cruel demon possessed me to share it.
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Here's the shirt, floating to the mound in a hundred years, possessed by Winfield's ghost.
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But stambeli music isn't just privately played when someone is possessed by a disruptive spirit.
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Biden has the same advantages with African American voters that Clinton possessed four years ago.
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Styled by Carlos Nazario A MONONYM IS possessed of a certain celebrity: Prince, Madonna, Iman.
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Mr. Trump responded on Twitter that he possessed a "much bigger & more powerful" nuclear button.
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It had 215 yards to Northwestern's 79 and possessed the ball for almost 23 minutes.
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And while he possessed a good fastball, it was not a three-digit express train.
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His loyalists said it showed he possessed the steel that Israelis expect in their leaders.
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Mr. Castile was shot moments after he told the officer that he possessed a firearm.
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Convinced that high schoolers possessed insufficient maturity to vote, I dismissed the idea as absurd.
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The Clintons possessed and projected a moral arrogance that was laughably oxymoronic under the circumstances.
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When we last saw Dr. Hayward, he was tending to the newly possessed Agent Cooper.
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He "possessed two semi-automatic rifles and approximately 600 rounds of ammunition," the DOJ said.
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The researchers wanted volunteers familiar with most weight training exercises and possessed of fit muscles.
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Wardwell (Michelle Gomez), is killed and possessed by Madame Satan — aka Lilith, Adam's first wife.
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Leland Palmer, who raped and killed his daughter Laura while possessed by an evil spirit?
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Obokata was possessed of what scientists call "golden hands"—she could get everything to work.
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What to make of a seemingly possessed man who still wants — no, demands — even more?
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BLU-97s in particular were sensitive to disturbance and possessed no timed self-destruct feature.
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It also possessed something intermediate between snakes and lizard, like part of a jaw joint.
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Would Cooper, a classic '90s TV hero, be possessed by evil in this new series?
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Time and again, he either refused or failed to understand the actual power he possessed.
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Stottlemyre was the quiet type, but even as a rookie pitcher he possessed uncommon poise.
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Op-Docs Mohammed Shafi Hazari is a traditional faith healer, exorcising patients who've been possessed.
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Even more surprising, Mr. Hazari believed that very few of his patients are actually possessed.
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He possessed a level of discipline and diligence that was forged in years of service.
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The screen said that he had accessed, made available, and possessed child sexual abuse material.
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The Federal Reserve possessed the tools to nudge the economy to full employment, they thought.
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According to Mother Monster, Durham possessed "unfathomable courage, strength, and positivity," despite the struggles she endured.
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Now he felt possessed by an unusual authority, exercised remotely through the digitally transmitted written word.
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She seemed to be contorting to the music almost without full knowledge of what happening. Possessed!
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And surely if this snaggletooth possessed the bravery to seek companionship, she might do the same?
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I want to keep expressing the confidence, beauty, and enthusiasm that Chinese girls have always possessed!
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I was able to chat with four machines, each which possessed some level of artificial intelligence.
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No better way to capture the passion possessed by our champs than w/ this classy pic.
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Instead, she possessed a desire to simply capture the things around her, exactly as they were.
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They were also possessed with an ironic self-consciousness that winked at itself and its legacy.
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The trackpad doesn't feel buggy and the mouse doesn't hop around the screen as if possessed.
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But the fact that Koko could communicate should not mislead observers into thinking she possessed language.
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But he had a vision that possessed him, and it was not just to teach music.
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Either she was just a sadist and a pedophile, or she was possessed by the devil.
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I made toddlers that were possessed and could kill people and could set things on fire.
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ADC: The Possessed: Adventures with Russian Books and the People Who Read Them by Elif Batuman.
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He provided and possessed a clarity of vision that I appreciate from that day till this.
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" And on the same day of the flight, he tweeted "Possessed man, get out my way.
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Not everyone possessed the skills to shepherd their allotment all the way to the next one.
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Coretta Scott King was an educated, self-possessed woman who trained to be an opera singer.
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Democratic senators argued Lieberman lacked the same background in federal law enforcement previous FBI directors possessed.
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We really had no sick days; we became so obsessed and possessed by this little being.
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The Wolf Pack possessed a 42-583 rebounding edge while improving to 15-0 at home.
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Maybe Spielberg, Streep, and Hanks are possessed, like many of their compatriots, by a deeper dread.
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I was really struck by how self-possessed and articulate she was about the whole experience.
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Omarosa Manigault Newman cannot even get a straight answer about the amount of materials wrongfully possessed.
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Suppose, he said, that you possessed an image of a landscape taken on a sunny day.
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No Colombian in history ever possessed or exercised a talent like his for shaping public opinion.
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Neither man has Evelyn's talent, but neither is Evelyn portrayed as someone possessed of superheroic capacity.
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The 2012 mockumentary-style film follows a woman who is possessed by demons during an exorcism.
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The following year, Kerry certified that Russia had delivered fully: Assad possessed no more chemical weapons.
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Among the plaintiffs was Manuel Ortega Melendres, a visitor to Arizona who possessed a valid visa.
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Pambdelurion possessed a mouth almost identical to Omnidens, yet it shared many morphological features with arthropods.
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It's not like someone is walking into my office and I say, 'You must be possessed.
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The man reportedly possessed the chemicals and materials required to build a bomb, according to prosectors.
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"Our students were possessed and disturbed [by these spirits]," a senior staff member told the BBC.
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It seems as if Prairie's character may have been possessed, or otherwise engaged with the supernatural.
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Instead, they witnessed another teenage forward play like a man possessed and score a wonder goal.
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The party had lost credibility as an ideological force, but still possessed a powerful ballot line.
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She was possessed of a lyric soprano that, though light and shimmering, was not without heft.
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Earlier this year, Mr. Elias had denied that he had possessed the dossier before the election.
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She meets an awful fate, and Red, possessed by grief and rage, becomes her bloody avenger.
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Another, in a family with no college graduates, writes an impressively self-possessed college-application essay.
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Ms. Lundy, a widely respected vocalist, is possessed of an enthusiastic delivery and a thick vibrato.
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One such room houses Peggy the doll, who is supposedly possessed by an evil, demonic spirit.
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Nevertheless, these early appearances dazzled with their decidedly self-possessed and canny approach to the material.
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Yousef the drill worker looked possessed, his eyes vacant and, somehow, at the same time wrathful.
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The first is the legislative and coalitional skill that even her skeptics always admitted she possessed.
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Late 19th-century psychologists believed women possessed a unique need to create and care for offspring.
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He received no salary from Nxivm, nor possessed a credit card, A.T.M. card or a car.
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She's new at this school, somewhere in 1980s Ohio, but she's a self-possessed little thing.
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The entire affair culminates with Rinoa, Squall's love interest, getting possessed and falling into a coma.
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Your next movie, "Bad Hair," is about a woman who's possessed by a sentient killer weave.
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The city has long possessed a proclivity for embracing innovation, for technology or intimacy or otherwise.
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The leverage she imagined she possessed to get McConnell to accede to her wishes didn't exist.
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But she didn't have the same certainty that possessed him at their lunch the next day.
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But, if he was possessed by anything, it was anxiety and fear of drama at home.
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That day, Tiny cut as if possessed, head after head, each cut better than the last.
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Despite these tragic circumstances, Beale Street is possessed with a complete and moving feeling of hope.
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Since the moment I won the election, the Democrat Party has been possessed by Impeachment Fever.
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"It was as if we had been possessed by the demons of the Mediterranean," Mathews said.
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After the CNN report, BuzzFeed's top editors discussed what to do with the document they possessed.
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Similarly, Evil Cooper's machinations could easily be written off as happening because he's possessed by Bob.
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The boys actually think he's possessed, by a dybbuk in the guise of their mother's ghost.
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It is this deliberate withholding of explanation, of resolution, that gives Possessed its vaguely Duchampian charge.
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And this August, Eckhaus Latta: Possessed will be the Whitney Museum's first fashion exhibition since 1997.
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An individual who possessed almost spiritual qualities—an aura which inspired constant invention and unflinching devotion.
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Jesse sits up as if possessed by the devil, and tries to attack Harvey before he escapes.
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But as I steamed the milk, it occurred to me I possessed a more powerful weapon: spit.
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They said he was sick and needed treatment, or was possessed by demons and needed an exorcism.
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Further, only Elon possessed the rigged computer capable of sending messages to Earth, and he's long gone.
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Is Leland Palmer responsible for the death of his daughter, if he was possessed by evil incarnate?
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He died three months ago but was "possessed" with finding out who murdered their daughter, Dykema said.
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It is famous for appearing in Robert Redford's The Conspirator, and for, well, being possessed by spirits.
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The Vikings possessed the ball for just nine minutes and gained 46 yards in the first half.
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The most widely publicized cases are exorcisms of supposedly possessed children that occur in African migrant communities.
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In this first issue, Crowe tangos with a possessed boxer and gets tangled up with the mob.
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I keep thinking of Coraline, if it had starred a connected robot instead of a possessed doll.
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SANDERS: Too many lives have been destroyed because people possessed marijuana, millions over a 222000-year period.
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SANDERS: Too many lives have been destroyed because people possessed marijuana, millions over a 216-year period.
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SANDERS: Too many lives have been destroyed because people possessed marijuana, millions over a 30-year period.
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Sometimes being depressed and compelled to hurt yourself can really feel like you're possessed, and it's terrifying.
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Irons's Scar possessed a blush of camp and sinuous smoothness to go along with his Machiavellian ways.
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But as Norrell's book illustrates, the politically moderate Haley possessed an effortless ability to befriend the powerful.
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While she knew she possessed the skills to survive, she began to fear she was losing energy.
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The phenomenal acting of its leading (possessed) lady Jill Larson makes this found footage movie stand out.
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In The Conjuring 2, they travel to London to investigate a family that is possessed by spirits.
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He was possessed of monstrous ambition, not just for fame and reward, but for lasting artistic glory.
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In the present day, local American Indians warn Russell that Medora is possessed by a wolf's spirit.
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Authorities say Felix, who they said was wearing soft body armor, unlawfully possessed the ammunition and weapon.
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The Old Gods also are credited with gifting powers like greensight, the foretelling visions Jojen Reed possessed.
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Men, moreover, were created equal and possessed the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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The young Marshall is idealistic but firm and – perhaps a cinematic liberty – possessed of a charismatic sarcasm.
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Possessed by the violent spirit of Killer BOB, Leland Palmer murdered Laura in a fit of rage.
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And "Intern," quiet to the point of near-silence, possessed those qualities in its perfect slow build.
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You'd think things would quickly devolve from there, especially since Doris is fully possessed in short order.
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The indictment alleged he received and possessed videos and still images of child pornography involving young girls.
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Spanish tenor Jose Carreras said she possessed a voice of great range, combined with a flawless technique.
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These days, the eldest Mazur seems quite self-possessed, performing on stage with Venezuelan musician Devendra Banhart.
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The stomach-turning image of the demon-possessed boy sets the tone for this supernatural horror show.
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Amadeus also recalls dancing "like possessed elves" to records by Bill Haley, Fats Domino and Elvis Presley.
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Susan now possessed a kind of citified worldliness that ensured Larry and I would be corrupted anew.
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Sharma said many Indonesians believe people with psychosocial disabilities are possessed by the devil or evil spirits.
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Thankfully, President Obama possessed the foresight to preserve the Bears Ears area's remarkable landscapes and ancient treasures.
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It is difficult to sympathize with people who have the power levers possessed by the White House.
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She told herself that passion was for the Mafia; she had to be forensic and self-possessed.
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Matisse and Freud, especially, regarded the pieces they amassed around them as possessed of a talismanic power.
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He possessed a brutal wit but no humor, a tremendous magnetism, and an aversion to being touched.
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Senate Democrats' already possessed all publicly released materials, Kavanaugh's 300+ judicial opinions, law review articles and speeches.
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SANDERS: Too many lives have been destroyed because people possessed marijuana, millions over a 30-year period.
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The set of nuclear-weapons documents currently in Iran far outstrips what Switzerland and Libya ever possessed.
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But she thought she was asked whether she simply possessed it, and said yes, the lawyers said.
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Avicii, born Tim Bergling, possessed about $25.5 million at the time of his death, according to TMZ.
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So why are animated films so frequently possessed of better storytelling than other, comparable big studio films?
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Beyond her unnatural ability to sing, the voice she possessed in her songwriting was equally as strong.
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Apparently, when the 6ix God receives oral, he gets possessed by the soul of a "Thriller" extra.
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I possessed some savings, but out of pocket, the surgery was going to cost more than $8,000.
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But, there have been a handful of other menu items that have similarly possessed the American imagination.
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"While other nations possessed the capability, the fact is, Russia meddled in our 2016 elections," Pence said.
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At one point, she was up on her Doc Martens, bopping, then thrashing around, a woman possessed.
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We tend to talk about geopolitics in sweeping statements, stripped of the complexity possessed by individual lives.
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Just because you're possessed by a fierce and devouring god doesn't mean you can't be fashion-forward.
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People still believe psychosocial conditions are the result of a curse or being possessed by evil spirits.
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If Phoebe and Rachel possessed more Unagi, they wouldn't have been so shaken by Ross' jump scare.
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She was the clearest front-runner, self-possessed and chameleonic, and a benevolent, if up-talky, presence.
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As I stated above, the movies are possessed of a ridiculous amount of energy and frantic movement.
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What they seem to have possessed was the ineffable ability to teach their son how to think.
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But she possessed the irrepressible joie de vivre and irreverence needed to make up for lost time.
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The authors of classic novels are primarily white men who possessed a Eurocentric view of the world.
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I had been in awe, believing him possessed of the most spectacular of gifts: that of storytelling.
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And then I understood that I was in front of someone who was totally possessed by music.
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Williams was a brilliantly syncretic pianist whose self-possessed, physical style spanned swing, stride, gospel and bebop.
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Her severe black dress possessed a sharp white collar, and a gold choker elegantly constricted her neck.
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"She was self-possessed," recalls Cheryl Aviva Amitay, who graduated in 20123, the year after Dr. Blasey.
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Mr. Weinstein's appearance, in handcuffs, stripped of the swagger he once possessed, had another effect on her.
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Gates also lacks the same appeal to college educated suburban white women possessed by Krenek and Allred.
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It was true that my family possessed a fraction of the wealth that my best friend had.
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When Reyes was younger, he possessed the dazzling combination of speed and hitting that Rosario now displays.
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Never before have those clubs possessed such colossal financial firepower, riches enough to turn an oligarch's head.
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In Cuba, it is apparent that those who have always possessed power are reluctant to share it.
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"This feels very close to fraud," the extremely self-possessed administrator said, and you had to agree.
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Kanye also gave Kim, and by extension her family, more serious cultural legitimacy than they'd previously possessed.
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Kim Jong Un would unhesitatingly sell any technology it possessed, including nuclear, to anyone with hard currency.
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I read her book as if possessed, stopping for nothing, feeling the pulse beat in my brain.
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He had to undergo a tracheotomy, which removed even the limited powers of speech he then possessed.
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But my father, now near the end of things, was possessed by a strange lightness of spirit.
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The Republic of Venice possessed a virtual monopoly on the spice market in the Mediterranean for centuries.
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Petite and quietly self-possessed in manner, she's an impressively strong technician with apparently effortless fouetté turns.
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What's more, the killer possessed the icy self-possession to gather and remove all 15 spent shells.
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The lyrics follow in cornucopian abundance, as if Cohen were possessed by a Dionysian mania forever unassuaged.
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Polk's willful self-deception is linked to her ability to wield power while denying she possessed it.
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It is a start that has quickly validated Nelson's long-held belief that Doncic possessed superstar potential.
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The one who sat with me feeling weakness and shame, yet who possessed extraordinary courage and strength.
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Once I had identified an author I liked, I read everything by that person the library possessed.
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The kundalini teacher, like so many people here, has the preternatural glow possessed by intensely healthy humans.
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It gets very meta when actress Marika Matsumoto shows up playing a possibly possessed version of herself.
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"I don't know what possessed you to take her life the way you did," Stacey said in court.
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"She stated that her family does believe that she is possessed by the devil," according to the report.
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The short production time and immediate feedback of Internet content gives Sesame Studios a flexibility not possessed before.
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For a start, they were outsiders, lacking the institutional knowledge of the city more seasoned NYC heads possessed.
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"Omarosa Manigault Newman cannot even get a straight answer about the amount of materials wrongfully possessed," Phillips said.
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Unlike female brewers, men possessed the financial, cultural, and legal resources to conquer such a quickly expanding industry.
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The horror story was about a child, played by actress Linda Blair, who was possessed by a demon.
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You seem perpetually more self-possessed, more confident, more bursting with life, every single time I see you.
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Hood and Mitchell tallied 11 points apiece as the Jazz possessed a 52-33 lead at the break.
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Rieder possessed an effortless style and served as an inspiration for countless people, skaters and non-skaters alike.
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When asked if McCarthy ever talked about Bella being possessed by demons, his friend replied, "All the time."
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His eyes light up to a cartoonish width, steel blue and wily in this afternoon light, almost possessed.
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Every woman in the city seemed so much taller, more sophisticated, and more self-possessed than I was.
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Overall, only about 43 percent of eighth-graders sufficiently possessed the necessary skills for technology-based problem solving.
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I possessed none of that, as far as I could tell, nor did I want to possess it.
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The Tanowitz company has seven other members, all pleasingly self-possessed in the way they present the dances.
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What possessed Hill to write on McGraw's road-case mirror rather than wait to tell him in person?
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Assange said he possessed "a lot more information" about the CIA's cyber arsenal that would be released soon.
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She looks so regal and self-possessed, she could be playing hide-and-seek with the Dark Lord.
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I wish we'd found out more about The Upside Down, and more about the monster that possessed Will.
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It's a rare genetic gift, which a few famous and talented musicians in the past have also possessed.
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Many cults appeared in The X-Files, including spirit-possessed vegetarians and your garden variety Doomsday suicide pact.
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While other presidents have possessed the traits of entertainers — Kennedy, Reagan, Obama — shtick alone didn't put them there.
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I was hungry for the insights they possessed that earned them the big bucks and their strong legacies.
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Both possessed great individual talents but as a couple, they were more than the sum of their parts.
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A prequel to the Conjuring films, 2014's "Annabelle," features a possessed doll and fueled two more films.
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These are surprisingly advanced capabilities for a country that only 2 years ago possessed a rudimentary missile arsenal.
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He possessed thousands of images and videos of minors either nude or engaging in explicit activity, police said.
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He claimed he possessed a magical seeing stone that could direct him to lost objects or hidden treasure.
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In conversation, he is calm and self-possessed, even formal, but he buzzes with a tightly wound energy.
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Still, in both the past and present, stories of those possessed by jinn are not hard to find.
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Gardenhire's pictures seem to be interested in using history to create context to render self-possessed black maleness.
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And I'd like fewer scenes with Zilpha being all possessed and abused by the men in her life.
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The members of the Voloveka frequently boasted that they possessed enough explosives to eradicate a small Ukrainian oblast.
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It centers around two parents who are forced to investigate if their child is possessed by evil spirits.
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Stacy was gorgeous, prone to violent outbursts, and she possessed a wit that complemented her French-tipped nails.
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Iran also possessed large amounts of uranium gas, many times more than needed to make one nuclear weapon.
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A U.S. Department of Education study of incarcerated youth found that 57 percent possessed only rudimentary reading skills.
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What impressed me about Brown, especially when I was 15, was the self-confidence he must have possessed.
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Though I did snap at friends, abruptly accessing huge depths of fury I wouldn't have thought I possessed.
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Gallagher says he sees his work with the possessed as an extension of his responsibilities as a doctor.
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Letter of Recommendation Not long ago, a notable pet psychic told me that my cat might be possessed.
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His thoughts were always mighty and complex, possessed as he was of a worldly, paradigm-shifting critical intelligence.
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Each VR helmet possessed a distinct appearance and were accompanied by handwritten notes shedding light on their backstories.
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However, others were stigmatised for their beliefs, often on the basis that they were possessed by malevolent spirits.
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Lawler originally assumed that Choudhury's interest in her was due to some preternatural talent she possessed for yoga.
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Luckily, the woman, Ainsley, was either relatively sober or possessed parahuman reflexes—maybe some combination of the two?
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But unless he is possessed by some extra power, he will not often achieve it without an axe.
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She was well liked in our school, and possessed a natural leadership quality that drew others to her.
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This was not a "broken" fight, after all; I had once possessed the skill to beat Magica cleanly.
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How I used my hands to block the box-like build that my light shaded glasses had possessed.
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The Americans possessed the ball for 239 percent of the match, completing 663 passes, compared with Thailand's 209.
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The logic was that each side possessed such overwhelming destructive power that neither would ever dare use it.
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Mr. Hidalgo's polite, folksy demeanor presents a self-possessed young man with an unabashed love of geek culture.
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This Olympics was not a competition for her; it was a moment to exhibit the talent she possessed.
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But possessed of the ability to stop her heart at any time, she consistently chooses to stick around.
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But soon I began to see how far Palenque had been possessed by a real longing for Africa.
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His 300-plus-yard drives have left Kisner wondering how he would play if he possessed Woodland's power.
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Organized by high school students, the strength and courage that all the young speakers possessed were truly inspiring.
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Yet here she is, an imperfect, entirely self-possessed woman telling her story with clarity and without shame.
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Sergeant Allen was constantly in pain, too, he said, but no longer possessed the ability to describe it.
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Since before she was even born, Ada has been in possession of — or, rather, possessed by —multiple selves.
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Organized by high school students, the strength and courage that all the young speakers possessed was truly inspiring.
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She also possessed the same reserved personality that turned her into a competitive fireball when mixed with chlorine.
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Gogol possessed a preternatural gift for imagining evil, which drove him to see dismembered bodies and distorted faces.
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Their special weapon is their own self-possessed, arrogant beliefs—which, in their own way, are quite Trumpian.
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The house feels utterly transparent, as if built by a man possessed of a horror of interior walls.
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Or that any performer possessed the concentration to keep all these words in play for the entire performance?
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The B-40 rocket-propelled grenade was another product of the Soviet arsenal that the Vietnamese infantryman possessed.
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To sign up for officer school, however, required maturity and forward thinking that not all of us possessed.
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They don't want a jury to recognize the day-to-day gravitas possessed even by an indicted defendant.
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Until that point, bits of the list had become public, but no media outlet possessed a complete copy.
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The team's main goal was to bring back live specimens that no other zoo in the world possessed.
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More recently, a California man who possessed 20 firearms was arrested after threatening staff at the Boston Globe.
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This Islamic State, by contrast, has been robbed of any strength in depth it may once have possessed.
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Prosecutors in New Jersey said the Nazi paraphernalia Mr. Rubino possessed was also associated with outlaw motorcycle gangs.
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Appalled at his lack of repentance, the residents of Gorali became convinced that he was possessed by jinn.
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The cool person is stoical, emotionally controlled, never eager or needy, but instead mysterious, detached and self-possessed.
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Whatever their nationality, all of the early Latino players possessed a qualification that ownership demanded: They were white.
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After taking in Joan's corpse, we see a possessed Brayden step over his aunt's body and march outside.
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Of course, watching an Eichmann possessed of evil that was not banal would be an altogether different movie.
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But in the beginning, Woods possessed none of the physical infirmities or mental frailties that plagued his peers.
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It takes a very strong person to remain so determined, and Mary Tyler Moore definitely possessed will power.
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The party that told us Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction won't push back against a President's lies.
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Sporting human teeth and possessed by some kind of underworld creature, this thing clearly needs to be destroyed.
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He agonized over the accuracy of his inner ear, was not in fact certain he even possessed one.
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Puffing among the two or three other horses waiting to perform, he seemed possessed of a different force.
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Prosecutors in New Jersey said the Nazi paraphernalia Mr. Rubino possessed was also associated with outlaw motorcycle gangs.
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Depending on her reading of a single line, Itty could determine whether Patricia is acquiescent or self-possessed.
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The process of identifying intriguing algebraic surfaces that possessed singularities sometimes took Dr. Hauser and his students days.
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In each case, she is self-possessed; it is merely the expression of that self-possession that changes.
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In more serious moments, Gorbachev is possessed by a strange poeticism that is both proud and bracingly sentimental.
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Telegraph operators throughout the US and Europe found their machines suddenly possessed by a rush of unexplained current.
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What could you possibly add to their vital internal conversations, at once so wayward and so self-possessed?
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That's the type of story that we just glom on to, that we become possessed about, for sure.
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The long-running comic tells the tale of a Texas-town priest who has been possessed by supernatural forces.
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Wry, skeptical and possessed of a dancer's grace, Mr. Dobson brings hilarity to a play that badly needs it.
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So in addition to their savvy tool-making skills, these early people also possessed the capacity for geographic memory.
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At the time of his arrest, Boeckmann allegedly possessed more than 4,600 photos of nude or semi-nude men.
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Finally, the parents of the 133-year-old told investigators that they believed she was possessed by a 'demon.
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It was not clear whether the particular license he possessed would have allowed him to legally carry a firearm.
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His name is somehow Damien, and on the wall-mounted flat screen, bodybuilders were fending off a possessed horde.
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The practically possessed performance from the John H. Guyer High School student puts John Mayer's guitar faces to shame.
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In Twin Peaks, a possessed Leland Palmer (Ray Wise) raped and murdered his own daughter, Laura Palmer (Sheryl Lee).
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Throughout her time with Connie, Crystal is self-possessed and calm and acts like this isn't her first rodeo.
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Margaret Press and Colleen Fitzpatrick possessed the specialized knowledge and technical skills to help these detectives solve their mystery.
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A deputy, who got in touch with the anonymous caller, determined that Cruz possessed knives and a BB gun.
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Even if the act was consensual, it was the President, possessed of awesome, even intimidating power, who initiated it.
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The newspaper also reported: Government officials haven't confirmed what style rifles the gunman possessed and used in the massacre.
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But for all Young's obsessions with instinct, he has also long possessed an equally mystic attention to technical detail.
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Early on, Mia turns on Ethan and cuts his hand off, possessed by whatever madness has entered the house.
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Sharrer seems to have simultaneously possessed the ability to emulate other painters and to express her own singular perspective.
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Eurus was a genius "beyond Newton," (possessed of more than just "the deduction thing," as John eloquently describes it).
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The country's nuclear doctrine—Pakistan has possessed nuclear weapons since 1998—flows from, and winds through, all three tenets.
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Ever-cheerful Parker runs it with a curiosity, enthusiasm and excitability you could only wish every high schooler possessed.
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Strangely, there's some confusion about the charge that Sokolovsky possessed an illegal camera that was disguised as a pen.
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Oh, and as more people become possessed by the Mind Flayer, the new monster simply gets bigger and bigger.
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Certainly the typical super powers possessed by mutants depicted in movies seem inconsistent with the known laws of nature.
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They are tougher than the possessed security staff, but by this point, you should have picked up some grenades.
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Sure, we're certainly intrigued by this persona, and what, exactly, possessed Green's alter ego to wear so much gold.
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It's a game about a game that has been possessed by Satan for the purpose of stealing players' souls.
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A bystander told them the woman was experiencing jhin, or being possessed, and asked them to read Quranic verses.
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America hasn't possessed the world's most powerful supercomputer since June 2013, when a Chinese machine first claimed the title.
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Haha, that's what I would say, as a young person who has been possessed by a laggy iPhone 5C.
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Gage returns from the grave possessed and goes on a pint-sized, murderous rampage that results in further tragedy.
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T.Y. Hilton, who was also drafted in 20173, has possessed the only reliable hands Luck has known in Indianapolis.
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It's a quality she didn't even realise she possessed until reading Melbourne-based critic Brodie Lancaster's memoir, No Way!
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" Stay Low begins with Kent admitting he's possessed by, "voices in my head telling me to get this money.
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Some of the images Nassar allegedly possessed included those of a minor under 12 years old, court documents state.
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More likely, it's going to raise questions for border officers and they'll ask if you've ever possessed a drug.
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She thrusts and swings her ponytail around like a possessed helicopter that's about to take off and crash somewhere.
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It was the first time I felt that I too could embrace femininity no matter what I possessed aesthetically.
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In the tweet, Trump called Awan the "Pakistani mystery man" and suggested that he possessed incriminating documents on Democrats.
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In this scene, Ed conducts an interview with Janet Hodgson (Madison Wolfe), a young girl who may be possessed.
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Monsignor Carlo Alberto Capella allegedly "possessed and exchanged a large quantity of child pornography," according to a Vatican statement.
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To this day, I'm in awe of the vigor the team possessed in tackling a 200-year-old industry.
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Sugar Ray feature as a band performing on the island whose members are possessed, because that is the plot.
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Despite restrictions on the suffrage, the colonies still possessed the most democratic governments in the world at that time.
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When I asked him what possessed him to play such delicate music in a 2,700-seat hall, he laughed.
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McNeil also researched the online prices of firearms for sale and possessed detailed bomb-making instructions, the statement said.
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Had I possessed her confidence at that age, I too would have body-slammed a customer who groped me.
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While voting is not all there is to citizenship, it is the most important power possessed by each citizen.
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Forrest Sr. was domineering and possessed a volcanic temper — in contrast to the more benevolent candy king Milton Hershey.
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The agency is also probing whether undocumented immigrants employed by the company possessed fraudulent identification belonging to U.S. citizens.
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There was evidence that Miers was involved in plans to fire the prosecutors and Bolten possessed potentially relevant documents.
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" (I also loved the character of Dalva, who I created.) My favorite antihero is Stavrogin in Dostoyevsky's "The Possessed.
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Werewolves, haunted houses, possessed children, and a few garden-variety murderous psychopaths appear, plus a few too many clowns.
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At the time, he possessed a minuscule amount of cannabis, which escalated into a 13-year mandatory minimum sentence.
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So I lashed out, as violently as I could, with every ounce of adrenaline-fueled desperation that I possessed.
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Back in the mid-1990s, the now antiquated phrase "intelligent dance music" still possessed that gratifying new car smell.
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A much bigger number — around 10 percent of the non-voters — possessed the needed documentation but didn't realize it.
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Carlo Capella, a church diplomat in the Vatican Embassy in Washington, amid accusations that he had possessed child pornography.
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"There's a substantial amount of information that they possessed that corroborates the fact that I am telling the truth."
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Police officers noted "green leafy vegetation" among the fries, and agreed that they possessed the "strong odor of marijuana".
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He is impulsive, short-sighted, hot-headed, and possessed of a confidence that wildly outstrips his knowledge or judgment.
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Whatever "merit" he may have possessed, it was the immigrant ethos of tenacity, discipline and resourcefulness that really mattered.
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"Richard possessed a unique facility with language and was a tenacious supporter for conservative causes," wrote "RD" in Montana.
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Against Liverpool, under pressure, it was raucous and angry, possessed of the same manic energy that infused Guardiola's players.
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His disease is acting through him, as if he were possessed by a demon that is also his double.
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The real-life murders of José and Kitty Menendez on which this series is based possessed exactly such brutality.
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People born after 2750 could submit documents that link them to parents or grandparents who possessed the primary documents.
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Last September, they were self-possessed, if not flawless, in qualifying for the Olympics at a competition in Germany.
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But setting that aside, whatever magic "Descendants" initially possessed, this third time around the spell is pretty clearly fading.
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He also said he possessed a protective shield of honesty and called on Jesus Christ and religion for strength.
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Mather and others used that evidence to try to execute numerous offenders said to be possessed of the devil.
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Fixes Imagine that enemies possessed a class of weapons with which they attacked your people from time to time.
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" As a young athlete, Bryant emerged as a complex character, Pearlman noted: "he possessed something few had witnessed before.
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Yes, Lucas was killed after he was possessed by a demon after opening the Omega Door many years ago.
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The data also showed, though, that senators were significantly less likely to blue slip nominees that possessed greater qualifications.
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The Chiefs, though, largely controlled the clock, having possessed the ball for 17:13 of the half's 30 minutes.
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United States Coach Adam Krikorian said Steffens was a rare talent and possessed qualities comparable to other sporting legends.
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By contrast, people in the countryside needed more cars to get to work and possessed more individual heating systems.
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"Uber never possessed — and never used — any information Mr. Levandowski allegedly took from Waymo," Uber said in its filing.
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Many, although not all, of the horses possessed genes associated with racing speed that are found in today's thoroughbreds.
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Both men deny ever actually connecting with Assange or having any definitive foreknowledge of what Wikileaks had possessed, however.
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Ten per cent of the population possessed virtually all of the property; the other ninety per cent owned nothing.
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The last of those, Oscar Lindberg's tally off that feed from Miller, punctuated a victory that possessed restorative powers.
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Contrary to popular wisdom, they are not political savants, possessed of one extraordinary talent that brings them to power.
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Moosa Siraj, Adeeb's lawyer, said his sentence was based on three witnesses who said his client possessed two firearms.
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In this strange lightness of spirit that possessed him, my father turned to the writing of comic short stories.
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They also knew that whatever bullshit-slicing superpowers adolescence may have granted them, Greta possessed another superpower as well.
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She simply possessed a very mild form of magic, which she used for the purpose of hiding her loveliness.
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Possessed of a light, fleet instrument, she confined herself to coloratura and soubrette roles, steering clear of heavier fare.
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It profiles Mohammed Shafi Hazari, a traditional faith healer in Kashmir, who exorcises patients who believe they've been possessed.
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Cersei, one of the most self-possessed characters in the show, seems emotionally invulnerable and unruled by any man.
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In the pre-Confucian system, shame, or chi (恥), was said to be possessed only by the most courageous.
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The tendrils slightly obscure the female figure and make her more desirable because she can't be fully visually possessed.
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At its height, al-Shabaab possessed roughly one-third of the country's territory, including parts of the capital Mogadishu.
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Drafting a kicker that high brought out some mild boo birds, but in college, Aguayo possessed an otherworldly foot.
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Each of them, according to Viaguard, possessed 20 percent First Nations DNA (containing the same admixture as Côté's results).
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She tells her aunts that she believes Uncle Jesse has been possessed, but Zelda stresses that demonic possession is unlikely.
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"Bored To Death," the first track from California, possessed some of Blink's essential qualities, chunky power chords and inquisitive hooks.
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Authorities soon found that West also possessed Lunsford's driver's license, social security card and other credit cards, Fox 59 reports.
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Apparently forest dwellers and insect eaters, they possessed 18-inch (45 cm) wingspans, short tails and superficially frog-like faces.
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Among Trump's first appointees, Spicer may have possessed the greatest relevant expertise combined with the smallest measure of dominance behavior.
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Israel's military said on Wednesday it believed Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces still possessed several tonnes of chemical weapons.
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According to an affidavit of probable cause obtained by PEOPLE, DiNardo allegedly illegally possessed a Savage Arms 20 gauge shotgun.
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She believes that what is missing most from the Catholic rite is attention to the actual individual who is possessed.
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He also took questions related to reports that intelligence officials possessed briefing material with damaging accusations about ties to Moscow.
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Smallpox had been chosen not just because it was a killer, but because it possessed qualities that made eradication plausible.
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It's believed that a shaman-like nat kadaw can be possessed by these otherworldly beings and provide important life advice.
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"He accused me of being possessed by the devil, and corrupted by demons and society," Coffman said of those conversations.
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Though she possessed an exquisite-sounding Portuguese name, which translated to "Two Kings," I was to call her simply Madame.
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"The whistleblower stated on the form that he or she possessed both first-hand and other information," the statement read.
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The UK was both obsessed with soccer and possessed a highly aggressive press that was deeply sourced in law enforcement.
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There are obvious differences in the types of power each side of this conflict could credibly suggest the other possessed.
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I don't always want to be fucked just because I'm a man with genitalia that isn't usually possessed by men.
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Senior government officials said replacing Jaitley would be difficult, as few BJP leaders possessed appropriate experience for the finance portfolio.
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According to DNA lineages, vertebrate ancestors possessed mainly cone-dominant retinas, which would have made them better suited for daylight.
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"If an Italian says 'I'm possessed', I would suspect a serious problem," says Luana Giardinelli, a clinical psychologist at IMC.
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Johnson gained 21192 yards on 2132 carries as the Lions (21102-2119) possessed the ball for more than 2134 minutes.
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Like the rats Nancy is investigating, the Mind Flayer's newly possessed victims are voraciously eating fertilizer and other chemical substances.
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Like those male leaders, she possessed a solid sense of self and an open determination to have her own way.
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LUCA possessed a particular enzyme that would have made it possible to live in a hot, and possibly volcanic, environment.
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People caught smoking it in public places would be fined, as would people who possessed more than the legal limit.
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We never get to see how Nancy's Working Girl subplot resolves because her antagonists, uh, become possessed monsters and explode.
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The story, of a young girl thought to be possessed by a demon inside her London home, mystified a nation.
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When Noah Schnapp's character Will is possessed by the Mind Flayer, Forsythe wanted the color of his tongue to change.
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Kidman, in a performance that echoes her creepy role in the 2001 psychological drama The Others, portrays a possessed housewife.
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The jargon is inscrutable, and the skills needed to pull off the attacks are possessed only by highly skilled professionals.
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But it's all a trick: The "witch" turns out to be a regular woman who is possessed by a demon.
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California has long possessed the unique authority under the 1970 Clean Air Act to write its own air pollution rules.
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When he was 11 we danced like possessed elves to the records of Bill Haley, Fats Domino and Elvis Presley.
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That's an extremely affordable price for something that is most definitely possessed by the souls of thousands of eradicated wolves.
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Former associates describe Trump as someone obsessed with his own self-worth and possessed of a "reptilian" awareness of media.
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Gavin claims she's been possessed, but really (spoiler alert) plans to kill her, and wants Scottie to be his alibi.
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The Knights possessed the ball for just over 10 minutes in the first half, yet racked up 385 total yards.
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Tom's GEM listing required exemptions from Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing, because it possessed no previous earnings history and track record.
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He didn't have the brawn or street cred rappers like 50 Cent or Lil Wayne possessed in the early aughts.
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It possessed powerful legs, small wings, large claws and a big beak for eating fruit, nuts and maybe small prey.
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According to authorities, Shavers possessed about 7 percent of all bitcoins in public circulation at the peak of the scheme.
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Late director Marcin Wrona's superb Polish film Demon sees a groom possessed in the middle of his own damn wedding.
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These precursors are controlled by the federal government and only allowed to be possessed by approved labs in small doses.
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You know, where you felt possessed or led by something deeper within yourself that you're not always able to access.
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The highest-rated player from his prep class still playing in college basketball, Jackson always possessed a killer midrange game.
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And since those ideals were all that I possessed of my country, they became all the more important to me.
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Men and women who don't just put it into a private garage and let it molder away, possessed but unloved.
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In its early years, the American republic possessed only a small standing military and played a very small international role.
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A lover of music and tall tales, he was possessed of "the soul and imagination of a vagabond," Smedley wrote.
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A Baltimore police spokesman, T. J. Smith, said that investigators ultimately concluded that the man had not possessed a bomb.
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These movements, Abdelwahed told me, lend the humanoids a "lifelike presence," but the word "possessed" could have been used, too.
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If you suspect something or someone is haunted or possessed, don't stick around trying to make contact with otherworldly spirits.
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Little does he know, it's possessed by the soul of a serial killer who's out for revenge on his enemies.
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The meeting lasted less than ten minutes, because, to McCain's surprise, the F.B.I. had possessed a copy since the summer.
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Due to "technical irregularities" in its data, the agency said, it possessed certain records it had no authority to receive.
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Wainwright became instantly possessed by Lister's life, her swagger, her Don Juan-like seductions of society women around the world.
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But what I received in the mail from Opinel this past month was something that possessed me, body and soul.
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It is a film possessed by a fear that style alone, or the quest for it, can cramp the soul.
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Mr. Kazazi provided inconsistent statements regarding the currency, had no verifiable source of income, and possessed evidence of structuring activity.
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Telling a patient who is struggling that maybe they're possessed by a demon is the worst thing you can do.
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But when it came to charting that vocal course, Mr. Asawa later said, he felt he possessed a staggering advantage.
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This year's Values Voter Summit possessed specific import: A politically powerful base gathered to redefine itself after a major victory.
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At times, Willis possessed a unique power through the clarity, but it erred too often into parody or, worse, indifference.
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I've seen live footage of you recording and while recording you look like you've been possessed by a Sauce spirit.
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"Take a Chance" is an untouchable example of Italo-disco's sweet-spot—the qualities it possessed over it's American forefather.
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I felt alone and out of place — lacking a universally possessed skill in a city defined by that very thing.
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While we talked, Jaymin, who dreams of becoming a motivational speaker, looked on, comfortable and self-possessed among the adults.
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Reports detail that police authorities are searching for the second suspect, who witnesses say possessed a rotisserie spike, via helicopter.
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The man who emerges is difficult, humane, and possessed of "spiritual generosity," words that also, Prideaux contends, describe his philosophy.
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He was thrust into a position of national significance because he possessed something almost every other delegate lacked: military experience.
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In Texas, some of the voting booths supposedly became possessed, switching ballots cast for Donald J. Trump to Hillary Clinton.
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During the course of these transactions he possessed a gun, which he did not use nor threaten to do so.
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Darnold, Roth said, possessed the trait that he thinks is the most undervalued in quarterbacks: a desire to "seek" information.
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Cinematic and self-possessed, they offered up Wagnerian bombast stripped down and filtered through wild pagan folk and thunderous doom.
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Like many pre-teenage and teenage girls, I possessed — and still, to an extent, possess — a strong desire to please.
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At Paul Kasmin: Jane Freilicher's silken paintings of self-possessed nudes add stunningly to her excursions still life and landscape.
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Little did the singer know, Colorado requires a fishing license — which neither Bentley nor Bryan possessed — to practice the sport.
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The police and prosecution were unable to find the phone or establish who possessed the SIM card at the time.
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Editorial Horror film devotees are well acquainted with Chucky, the doll possessed by an evil spirit that refuses to die.
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Goodwin sees complexity, too, in the beguiling Franklin Roosevelt, who, for all his cheerfulness, possessed a fierce, even ruthless ambition.
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Possessed by alien monsters called head crabs, an iconic Half-Life staple, they wander the tunnels, attacking anyone they meet.
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Most gun crimes, however, are perpetrated with weapons that are already illegally possessed under the laws on the books today.
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Few have possessed Salazar's determination to succeed, which brought him to soaring heights and may have contributed to his downfall.
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He possessed broad shoulders, keen intellect, a tough mind&a tender heart; the attributes of which great leaders are built.
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Passionate, incisive and self-possessed, Ms. Benton never keeps her politics far from her art or her social media accounts.
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It occurred to me that Bashar possessed the same uncanny self-command that Salem had shown in his execution video.
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No one in this book is Forsterishly "round"; characters lack agency; they are created or possessed or curiously always themselves.
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Brooklyn Mack (Oberon), Maki Onuki (Titania) and Andile Ndlovu (Puck) danced with complete spontaneity, as if the steps possessed them.
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Both the former Hussein government in Iraq and the current government in Syria at one point possessed chemical warfare programs.
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I'm suddenly possessed by a desire to learn French, so that we could have a third language to converse in.
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Throughout the seven books, audiences became accustomed to the immensely empathetic knowledge possessed by so many of Rowling's sincere characters.
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Because to these men, women have been deemed weak creatures, to be pampered, possessed -- or denigrated and destroyed -- at will.
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The weapons that Joshua allegedly possessed were not specifically designed for an unlawful use and can serve a lawful purpose.
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Engulfed by her gestural movement, she drops to the floor and rises again and again as if possessed by spirits.
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Barr said the FBI received court authorization to search both phones possessed by the shooter the day following the Dec.
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It was the terrorists who possessed them, said Mr. Kiselyov, who also heads Russia's main state-run international media arm.
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As correctly noted elsewhere in the obituary, it is about a girl possessed by a demon, not by the Devil.
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In Goodyear's article, Obokata is introduced as "a stylish, self-possessed beauty," and her colleagues invariably focus on her femininity.
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But the best of them possessed "Louie" 's stubborn specificity: these shows didn't try to speak to or for everyone.
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But until now, the various bodies it has possessed stay within the confines of houses and offices and hotel rooms.
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For centuries, Mary Magdalene herself was buried beneath false conflations with other biblical characters and called a demon-possessed whore.
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One day after the Trump speech, Tillerson was asked what leverage Washington possessed to persuade the Pakistanis to behave better.
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Most of the time, he looks jaunty and self-possessed, and you can count the missing teeth in his grin.
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Murray in his prime was above all a supreme athlete, possessed of quickness, coordination, feathery touch and selective striking power.
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The judge found that the journalists had possessed secret materials that they intended to publish, which could harm the state.
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Each person possessed potential for more moments with their families, more brightness in their work, more love with their partners.
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Eckhaus Latta: Possessed continues at the Whitney Museum of American Art (99 Gansevoort Street, Meatpacking District, Manhattan) through October 8.
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The brand never signified anything in particular or possessed any cohesive DNA, to borrow the parlance of contemporary marketing strategists.
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She possessed a generous and philanthropic heart, for one thing, and this earned her false, smiling applause from Manhattan's cultural elite.
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Her new act plays like John Lennon's post-Beatles material: full of love for parenthood, empathy, and self-possessed as fuck.
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Castro was transformed simultaneously into an anathema and phantasma, unscrupulous and perhaps unbalanced, possessed by demons and given to evil doings.
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"He seemed so overwhelming with all the languages he spoke, the exceptional social skills and strong networks he possessed," she said.
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In the extreme, a person who is possessed by such a force lacks self-control as a result of that possession.
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One of them was an Iraqi defector with the telling alias of "Curveball," who claimed that Hussein possessed mobile bioweapons labs.
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Pritchard had 11 points and five assists in the first half, and Oregon possessed a 38-28 advantage at the break.
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Number two: In that particular scenario, if you possessed a firearm, you would feel justified emptying the firearm into that person.
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The few rockets and mortars the fighters possessed were old and shoddy, lacked the correct fuzes, and often failed to detonate.
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Two members of staff were working at the center at the time of their baby's death; neither possessed any childcare qualifications.
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A federal law enforcement source told BuzzFeed News that prosecutors already possessed some of the records dealing with Cohen's financial transactions.
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China, meanwhile, is known to have a fraction of the number of nuclear warheads possessed by the United States or Russia.
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