"We practiced and practiced and it paid off," Trippier said.
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Kevin seemed lethargic, like he hadn't practiced, and Kevin always practiced.
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He practiced his English on me while I practiced my Japanese on him.
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"It was a lot of fun, I practiced that play, practiced it a lot," Robby told Detroit News.
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I practiced and practiced until I had to turn on the light by the bed to practice more.
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"They practiced and practiced songs and going across the threshold to get the diploma," Heather St. Onge, Lucas' mother, tells PEOPLE.
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"I practiced with Rafa (Nadal), I practiced with Novak (Djokovic), with (Tomas) Berdych, with (Gael) Monfils, with (Grigor) Dimitrov," he said.
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He practiced and practiced, finding a way to reach the keys with four fingers while mastering the pedals with his prostheses.
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Several were accomplished appellate advocates, having practiced at the highest levels, including 22019 who practiced or argued before the Supreme Court.
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The people who had practiced the motion in their lucid dreams were better at it than those who hadn't practiced at all.
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I practiced and practiced — countless tomatoes have lost their skin to my terrible scalpel practice before I could use it on a real, live person.
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The nature of self-managed abortion means that, for decades, little has been known about how it's practiced in the United States, or if it's practiced at all.
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Dungy's argument that sign stealing is OK because it is commonly practiced might not hold up to logic tests, but he does have a point: it is commonly practiced.
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" We practiced saying: "You wear what you're comfortable wearing.
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Its origins date back to what many anthropologists believe was a fertility ritual practiced long before the Ottoman Empire and for a time, many women who practiced the dance publicly were prostitutes.
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The way religion was practiced in 18th century America could be said to be radically "new" compared to the way it was practiced in 85033th century Europe, let alone 11th century Europe.
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"Identity politics, practiced on both the right and the left, which tries to exploit divisions between people — it is now being practiced with 21st century technology to devastating effect," he told NBC.
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Only when the pitchers practiced sacrifice bunts could he participate.
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The state has not always practiced what it preached, however.
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He made a few shots when practiced opened to us.
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"I practiced all day to do [the] spring," she says.
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The first time they practiced it, he cleared six feet.
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Tony loved the Lord and he practiced his faith openly.
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Every day, we practiced marching formations and sang military songs.
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I've never practiced "RACISM" in my entire life & never will.
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He displayed the technique of a practiced Broadway rehearsal pianist.
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Parker practiced Sunday with the injury, according to the Herald.
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They're practiced by many legitimate researchers and computer system testers.
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As for how she practiced all those martial arts moves?
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It needs to be taught, practiced, and earned over time.
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I practised hard but I practiced hard the wrong way.
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He practiced with the team Friday and might return Sunday.
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He practiced on Thursday but was scratched due to illness.
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"I think we practiced that a thousand times," says Mary.
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The Indians have practiced the art for a long time.
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Allen practiced on Thursday, raising hope that he might play.
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"It's definitely not a shot I've ever practiced," Paige said.
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Is there any uniformity in how affirmative action is practiced?
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No word on how much he practiced in the slammer.
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At home I practiced preparing blinis, driving my mom crazy.
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They practiced in a parking lot near the Toyota Center.
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He practiced extensively in the summer with Jenkins and Arcidiacono.
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I've done years of therapy, taken drugs, practiced mindfulness exercises.
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He's well practiced in his pastoral craft of comforting parishioners.
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As he spoke, I practiced my normal first date strategy.
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He says that although it's practiced slowly, it's not easy.
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McDonagh practiced last week but wore a red noncontact jersey.
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McDonagh practiced Monday with Raphael Diaz, called up from Hartford.
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Giuliani was a practiced hand at the cable TV battles.
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In the 1980s, my father practiced law in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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Mummification old as the oldest documented civilization and practiced globally.
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"It's not demonized, but it's not so practiced," she said.
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Noah Rothman: Obama practiced the identity politics he now condemns.
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His father, a retired cardiologist and internist, practiced in Princeton.
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Lateiki is highly practiced in the art of volcanic makeovers.
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The basic forms are all known, have all been practiced.
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It's just, I haven't practiced my signature in a while.
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Check out the vid ... she's practiced before and nailed it.
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Routine isn't necessarily easy, but it is a practiced skill.
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I wish I could say that's how we practiced it.
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They practiced swimming, scuba diving and navigating by the stars.
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Every expert smeller I met practiced it thousands of times.
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The women had previously practiced such encounters in Kuala Lumpur.
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The people of Fukuroi City are well practiced at evacuating.
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Dancers practiced their moves in bedrooms, with the shades drawn.
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This is the kind of censorship practiced by religious zealots.
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Since then, the Wildcats have practiced at a local park.
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Hypocrisy is more widely practiced by humans than any creed.
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His father, a retired psychiatrist, also practiced in New York.
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The work takes a practiced eye and a delicate touch.
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Still, handwashing in general wasn't widely practiced until the 1980s.
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Ms. Ross preached unobtrusive reporting and practiced what she preached.
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Their religion struck deep roots and is still practiced there.
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Medicine is often practiced in what feels like a cocoon.
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"Medicine isn't practiced by saints," she explains in the premiere.
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Too premeditated, practiced, and opportunistic rather than based on conviction.
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Globally, iconoclasm has been practiced at least since ancient times.
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I arrived last night, practiced this morning and feeling good.
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During those 2015 exercises, Iran also practiced laying sea mines.
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But he's still bigger, stronger, and more practiced than you.
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Some, however, had practiced much more, or less, than that.
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They are passionate where Payton is a little too practiced.
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Other states have practiced their own forms of preferential treatment.
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Students practiced throwing Molotov cocktails, built barriers, and gathered supplies.
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Religion as practiced by the Republican Party is the problem.
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Interactions with the valley's civilians had a similarly practiced feel.
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Or is it something that can be learned and practiced?
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He practiced law in Michigan, specializing in Great Lakes shipping.
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I probably butchered his name, but I practiced it enough.
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Forced labor may be practiced there, or it may not.
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He hardly practiced it, though presumably not out of volition.
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It's not something I studied or wanted to be good at or practiced," he said, adding with a laugh, "I mean, I've certainly practiced it in the last six months, more than a little.
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Or, given their party's aversion to the sort of hardball tactics practiced by the GOP, they might decide to institute more nonpartisan redistricting processes of the sort already practiced in California and other states.
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On Tuesday, he practiced for the first time since his injury.
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Instead, it constitutes the sort of managed trade practiced by China.
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Forced arbitration is entirely legal and widely practiced across Silicon Valley.
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I'd have just practiced then been like, 'oh this fucking sucks.
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KEN STARR, FORMER US CIRCUIT JUDGE: And we practiced law together.
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My Mom practiced medicine in New Jersey well into her 70s.
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Walker has not practiced since limping off the field on Aug.
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Bulaga practiced for the first time this training camp on Friday.
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Sanctuary policies can be mandated expressly by law or practiced unofficially.
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Daniel had practiced in the IHMC unit for exactly two months.
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Donahue had practiced her speech for an hour the night before.
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How it's practiced: It's a day of fasting, repentance and worship.
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He practiced kintsugi, the art of mending broken ceramics with lacquer.
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Both players practiced during the team's rookie minicamp over the weekend.
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Brady is well-practiced when it comes to the Super Bowl.
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The men who murdered our son practiced an ideology of hate.
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I'll take justice wherever I can find it still being practiced.
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I've never practiced &aposRACISM&apos in my entire life & never will.
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He practiced in full on Friday after missing Wednesday and Thursday.
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Champion golfer Rory McIlroy practiced his short game here in 2011.
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He practiced on Tuesday but was limited to non-contact drills.
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Cesar Chavez both practiced nonviolence.
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It absolutely does, if you remember that Voldemort practiced magic, too.
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EMDR is practiced by an ever-growing multitude of certified therapists.
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And they practiced here in Sunset Heights on Porfirio Diaz street.
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Social skills have to be learned and practiced by both groups.
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Chalk it up to the practiced apoliticism of AAA video gaming.
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But as practiced as she is, this one takes the cake.
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Human sacrifice was also practiced all over the world for millennia.
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"Should have practiced my line change," Avalanche coach Patrick Roy said.
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Mostly, though, she practiced: twice a day, six days a week.
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For days, Niokoa practiced on the back roads of Central Florida.
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The Apollo team practiced their moon-landing plan on Earth first.
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The custom has been outlawed in India but still widely practiced.
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While the Warriors practiced Thursday, Curry did work on the side.
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The physical therapist handled Oghi's body with a soft, practiced touch.
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Dalio practiced different leadership strategies before choosing "radical transparency" for Bridgewater.
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Parker practiced with the Spurs G-League affiliate earlier this week.
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This is a policy widely practiced in Europe and other countries.
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If both qualities are practiced correctly you can achieve great things.
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Giuliani has not practiced as a criminal defense lawyer for years.
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He really should have practiced his poker face in the mirror.
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I'd go back home, write down more recipes, and practiced them.
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"I practiced everywhere I could," he said of three-card monte.
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Medicine is already practiced successfully in many places using this system.
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So on Friday, she and her players stayed home and practiced.
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This suggests that Neanderthals were comfortable and practiced at catching seafood.
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He used the same brutal punishments once practiced by slave drivers.
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Emotions controlled the body, rather than practiced habits enforced by society.
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The pair practiced social distancing by joining from their respective homes.
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Many women said they practiced self-defense tactics like martial arts.
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So I practiced harder and tried to grind through the season.
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"Good evening, ladies and gentlemen," she practiced saying, again and again.
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Now we are more practiced than ever in spotting potential ends.
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For all his practiced self-effacement, Mr. Pierson is a star.
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And when practiced at its best, criticism really is an art.
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As the lawmakers in Iowa are showing, it is actively practiced.
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But Indian leaders very seldom practiced domestically what they preached internationally.
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Aloys and his wife, Ingrid, have practiced here for 30 years.
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The team practiced on Tuesdays and Thursdays and played on Sundays.
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Sadly they are well practiced at major events in the capital.
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After marrying and apparently settling down, she became a practiced flirt.
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Shariah currently is practiced only in the northwestern province of Aceh.
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"Before I practiced my putting only on tournament weeks," Im said.
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"Before I practiced my putting only on tournament weeks," Im said.
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Some players practiced through yoga, while Dennis Rodman listened to music.
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The study found that 77% of the girls surveyed practiced Chhaupadi.
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Our girl's miniature universe practiced birth control, stagnant at zero population.
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He has not yet practiced fully while recovering from the injury.
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The women had practiced the attack at two malls, he said.
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It's a skill that must be practiced every day by managers.
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His father, now semiretired, practiced emergency room medicine in nearby Lewiston.
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My mother practiced a much more devotional and liturgically grounded religion.
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I've never hit with her or anything or practiced with her.
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This is how little Victorian rich girls practiced their gender roles.
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Martin Luther King Jr. preached nonviolent resistance; Yasir Arafat practiced terrorism.
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He then practiced making the expressions in front of a mirror.
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They practiced driving tanks, shooting artillery, and launching attacks with paratroopers.
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It's disturbing how practiced our queer communities are in holding vigils.
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In her shock and frustration, Lacie's practiced manners shatter to pieces.
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Dragging mine the furthest distance it had ever run knowing full well that I was dehydrated, ill-practiced, and close to passing out was indicative of only one thing: I was very practiced at ignoring my body.
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The guys sometimes practiced there before taking the name to global fame.
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"The tolerance that they're calling for is not being practiced," he added.
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This experimental community practiced yearround contained agriculture, aquaculture, and passive solar heating.
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But having practiced this sweep plenty, it was nothing new to Bravo.
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They worked out, practiced and had scrimmages against the current Buffaloes team.
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Macy Huff practiced for months to surprise her senior class at graduation.
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Although polygamy is practiced in various cultures, humans still tend toward monogamy.
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Mami practiced on Nono's tarrying clientele and soon became a central attraction.
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In the minors I watched guys do it and practiced every day.
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A survey released last year found 18 million American adults practiced meditation.
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Not every move I made was perfect, but I practiced a lot.
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Small, with jaundiced eyes, he was practiced in the art of smuggling.
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So she practiced relentlessly for any speaking role she needed to play.
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But dirty talk can be difficult if you're not practiced at it.
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"I thought it was easy, and I practiced at school," Sara said.
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It must be practiced, in person, by a body and a brain.
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Okung practiced Thursday and Friday, though his level of participation is unclear.
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It has been nearly three years, so we have practiced a lot!
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Republicans — and most conspicuously Trump — have practiced profligacy in word and deed.
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In high school, she had practiced at least three hours a day.
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The Queen, by the way, is long practiced in the efficient handshake.
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McCarthy was introduced by Leonard Bernstein, a man practiced in podium histrionics.
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Armstrong also practiced moon moves on the ground, a less risky endeavor.
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Irvine practiced criminal and family law and owned her own boutique firm.
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Anglicans, representing mostly middle and southern colonies, practiced formal liturgy and prayer.
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It doesn't sound planned, or practiced really, but it couldn't have been.
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Sambrailo has not practiced since hyperextending his elbow in practice July 31.
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Once again, Michael practiced telling his story, and we scheduled a visit.
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Players practiced putts on Monday and Tuesday mornings on freshly manicured grass.
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Mr. Lane moved to Charlottesville in the 1970s and practiced law there.
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The groom's father is a retired oral surgeon who practiced in Greenfield.
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At his death he had not regularly practiced law in 15 years.
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Daimagüler grew up in Siegen, he practiced law there—yet he had
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The Army has previously practiced shooting down drones with 5-kilowatt lasers.
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The bride's mother, also retired, practiced law in Manhattan, London and Singapore.
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Her father is a retired general surgeon who practiced in Berkeley, Calif.
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Every Tuesday night, we practiced our crossovers, stops, speed skating, and turns.
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The Epley itself has only been widely practiced for about 20 years.
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Honestly, though, for the last two years, we've mostly practiced saying no.
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"I've practiced with a lot of 40-year-old men," Wade said.
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According to Byron, he had only practiced real driving for two months.
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They didn't know where they came from or what religion they practiced.
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Elsewhere in the town, Protestants practiced for the coming July 12 parade.
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As she practiced in Oakland, her fluid, repetitive motions appeared almost effortless.
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The accommodations the policy calls for are not consistently practiced, critics say.
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This is the patchwork spirituality I have practiced and continue to practice.
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The team practiced in a local gymnasium and won a first tournament.
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Andrew Youpee, 20133, practiced basketball behind Wolf Point High School in Montana.
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She bought a birthing ball, hired a doula and even practiced hypnotherapy.
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The craft practiced here is taking a deadly toll across the country.
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It was Latin Catholicism; other forms of Catholicism had been practiced previously.
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They painted murals, wrote team songs and practiced for the various games.
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And in the 1860s, Civil War troops practiced drills in the area.
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Gauff previously practiced with Osaka two years ago at the Miami Open.
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On Tuesday, Rose practiced with the Knicks and then spoke to reporters.
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He practiced every day, dreaming of playing in professional European soccer leagues.
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It does not hurt to ask questions: How long have they practiced?
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They worked within the system, negotiated and practiced the art of politics.
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As for her current love life, Ms. Harry has a practiced response.
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CONGRESSIONAL REPUBLICANS are practiced apologists for President Donald Trump's norm-breaking behaviour.
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He watched how they practiced, what they ate, and he interviewed them.
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But slow college need not only be practiced at schools like mine.
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The seventh graders are more practiced at news literacy, and it showed.
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Indeed, while Trump has preached fiscal discipline, he has not practiced it.
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She practiced balling her fist and punching it into her opposite hand.
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My dad practiced medicine there for 55 years as a family doctor.
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He has this practiced-exasperation shtick down pretty well at this point.
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Then we practiced finding fake buried people on a low-angle slope.
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He described the idea of K11 to me with smooth, practiced fluency.
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Ms. Newell said that her mother practiced what she preached at home.
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And top management practiced its annual ritual of soundly rejecting that proposal.
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That could happen, King says, if the corrections are practiced without skill.
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He practiced a consistent form of comedy rhetoric that hurt queer people.
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The world he's created feels practiced and familiar and yet entirely new.
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Many of these groups described their communal societies as a return to the communism practiced by the first groups of Christians mentioned in the Acts of the Apostles, who renounced personal possessions and practiced the community of goods.
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They practiced their leisure walk first (after watching Tom Ford's fall 2015 show, this was to be practiced against Serge Gainsbourg's duet avec Brigitte Bardot, "Bonnie and Clyde"), followed by their "confident" walk (to Zebra Katz's "Ima Read").
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" That goes for the most barbarous practices as well: "Slavery has been practiced by Muslims for most of Islamic history, and it was practiced without apology by Muhammad and his companions, who owned slaves and had sex with them.
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"Is this a game that you've practiced?" the friend who is recording asks.
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How about a lawyer who practiced real law and represented real, everyday clients?
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Martin suffered an ankle injury in Week 15, and has not practiced since.
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"I've worked out and practiced posing for over a thousand hours," she said.
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He's practiced at denying previous statements even when incontrovertible evidence of them exists.
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Allan Weiland is a retired OB-GYN physician who practiced in Portland, Oregon.
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Today, cannibalism is a taboo (although it's still practiced by some remote tribes).
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But there are still questions about how often we practiced cannibalism — and why.
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So it would be this one-off effort and not a practiced one.
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She has practiced at several global law firms including Sidley Austin and Venable.
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Dorret even revealed during the bake that she hadn't even practiced her signature.
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Although it's a new practice for AMC, other theater chains have practiced it.
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Saddam Hussein, the Sunni ex-president, practiced it avidly against Shias and Kurds.
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Braddy practiced the "fun" portion by attending Barge's show during Bridal Fashion Week.
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It's called Pranayama and it's a part of yoga practiced for ages now!!!
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He practiced instead the "middle way," a philosophy of perpetual compromise and moderation.
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Al Ani has not practiced photography since 1979; circumstances have mitigated against it.
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He grew up in Switzerland, where his father, originally from Odessa, practiced medicine.
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Clinton is very practiced at this kind of thing while Trump is not.
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Infanticide was written into Roman law and practiced widely in the Roman Empire.
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It bears repeating: Hypocrisy is more widely practiced than any religion or creed.
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Our team really had a good month, they practiced and (were) well-prepared.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and his top surrogates practiced something unusual Monday: subtlety.
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In Supermax, Silverstein watched television, wrote letters, drew, crocheted, practiced yoga and meditated.
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It's a heavy term but also a liberating one when practiced in love.
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Speaking in Romanian, he reportedly asked the woman if she practiced Vlach magic.
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She says Jaydon practiced with his mother and kept the speech a surprise.
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Finning is illegal in the U.S. but remains widely practiced around the world.
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The group practiced and perfected their macabre entrance at home before heading out.
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Ansah practiced without limitation for the past two weeks but did not play.
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I have even practiced in states with no gestational age limit for abortions.
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He's done the training simulations, improv class, practiced holding hands, the comforting gestures.
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Human sacrifice was practiced by many Indigenous peoples of pre-columbian South America.
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The more I practiced EP avoidance, the easier and more organic it became.
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She then practiced for a while but wasn't getting the results she wanted.
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Amash, a conservative legislator who practiced law before joining Congress, quickly fired back.
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I changed my schedule around and practiced well in Switzerland before coming here.
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He practiced with associates and CEOs who successfully raised money and kept iterating.
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Her father, a retired cardiac surgeon, practiced at HeartCare Midwest in Peoria, Ill.
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The New Age was starting up, and meditation was practiced in church basements.
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Note the practiced way in which Weinstein veers from making demands to pleading.
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"There was no ice time, or I totally would have (practiced)," he said.
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What follows is as practiced as a pas de deux at the Bolshoi.
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Alone at last, Oghi practiced speaking with his creaky hinge of a voice.
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Here we can see something special about the theological reasoning that Calvin practiced.
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But he practiced a crude form of it, without understanding how it worked.
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The quality of financial reporting practiced by the U.S. would make Enron blush.
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To prepare, she practiced walking with a little basket in her living room.
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The report does also discuss the democratic socialism practiced by some European countries.
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Dr. Rao Kamran Ali has practiced medicine in the United States since 2000.
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Thomas practiced all week and had not been listed on Friday's injury report.
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"They sent me the music and I practiced for three days," Huffman explained.
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He told PEOPLE that he'd practiced for 10 days but still had reservations.
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For three to four hours a day, she practiced at the town park.
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In kayaks and sailboats they practiced forming blockades, raising banners and rescue techniques.
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If you ask someone who they are their answer is learned and practiced.
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"When [Constanzo] was a kid, his mother practiced santeria: white magic," Cazares explains.
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My mother specifically practiced a lot of folkloric magic when I was young.
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My sister, Oli, practiced piano as she trained to be a music teacher.
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She mounted the hoop, Bull's-Eye style, and gracefully practiced a few moves.
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Leaning against the tree trunk, I practiced filling up my body with air.
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Ross Barnett, Mississippi Democrats and their KKK allies practiced a kind of terrorism.
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They have repeatedly practiced getting in and out of full-body protective gear.
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Alyzzah Vakasiuola, 17, practiced at Las Colinas Golf Club in Queen Creek, Ariz.
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His teammates were so young, they might as well have practiced at recess.
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Capulets and Montagues in leg warmers practiced a frenzied brawl and sword fight.
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Irradiation's already been practiced for a long time, at least on certain foods.
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Stevens, eligible to play through next season, practiced with the 2016-17 Huskies.
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As he practiced his opening, he said his mother was a drug addict.
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There were several wings, with bedrooms and an office where he practiced calligraphy.
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After so many years of flu protocol, nursing staffs are practiced in containment.
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As I practiced speaking again, I listened for the differences and adapted accordingly.
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Today, instant divorce is not uniformly practiced or accepted in the Muslim world.
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QB Trevor Siemian (foot) practiced Thursday and Friday but remains questionable for Sunday.
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Drake was acquired from Miami in a trade Monday and first practiced Tuesday.
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To this sort of observation, Mr. Else brings a practiced filmmaker's streetwise sensibility.
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Last August, though, the Texans practiced with the 49ers in Santa Clara, Calif.
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"We practiced screaming at them; anyone who cried was cut," Mr. Onsang said.
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Tai chi is a form of Chinese martial arts now practiced as exercise.
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Democratic societies may not allow the kind of intensive surveillance China has practiced.
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In shirtsleeves and with crisp, practiced enthusiasm, Obama delivered his campaign stump speech.
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My mother stood on her head and practiced alternate nostril breathing for fun.
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These were deeply pluralistic thanks to the different vernacular cultures that practiced them.
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Famously, Franklin Roosevelt spoke in the informal (but practiced) rhythms special to radio.
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The same team practiced in another hotel conference room — this time the Bellagio.
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She briefly practiced law, and later worked for the Republican pollster Frank Luntz.
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But there is policy as enacted, and then there is policy as practiced.
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The models, now off duty, donned shorts and practiced capoeira on the lawn.
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D Dennis Seidenberg (lower body) practiced Monday but missed his third straight game.
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One notable exception to this practiced silence on Fairfax is Democratic Virginia Rep.
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It's long been practiced by venerable institutions in the United States and Europe.
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It's the code of LAW, as practiced by the bar or legal profession.
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She practiced putting her hands down flat on the desk and leaning forward.
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"For the next fifteen years, I practiced five hours a day," she said.
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Back when I practiced law, one of my small business clients died unexpectedly.
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White Republicans have practiced "sidestepping the people of color issue," Cheadle told PBS.
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In other words, happiness isn't something passively experienced, but something practiced and honed.
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Having practiced white supremacy for decades, Mr. Farr is not likely to withdraw.
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She practiced against her older brother, Michael, and his friends in the yard.
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I practiced reading, speaking, and writing with her for an hour every day.
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The manager took me into a side office, and we practiced sales calls.
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One, which Ocasio-Cortez has practiced herself, is to point out the hypocrisy.
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In its early days, sports were practiced and played by many Romans, especially running, wrestling, and boxing, but as Rome became a powerful Republic and then a superpower Empire, sports took on the form of entertainment, best left practiced by professionals.
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Pre-show, a group practiced their breakdancing routine onstage to earsplitting music, eliciting squeals.
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They&aposve practiced wearing diving masks and breathing, in preparation for the diving possibility.
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Aside from being a state lawmaker, Mike Kennedy has also practiced law and medicine.
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The discovery also shows that tattooing was practiced by both sexes at the time.
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The two forces practiced aerial insertions with helicopters and aircraft like the V-22.
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The girl executed her moves without a hitch after we focused in and practiced.
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Justin oppa practiced tricks, spinning empty tequila bottles around his long forearms and back.
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The official began to ask whether the family was Muslim, and how they practiced.
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Rumi also practiced a meditative, whirling dance during his time in the 13th century.
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It's their specific response to the pervasive tax avoidance practiced by large American multinationals.
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Now, they were attending academies and delightedly practiced reading subtitles on the TV news.
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I practiced meditation in bed and tried to focus on taking smooth, steady breaths.
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But as he practiced, the ability to say no started to grow on him.
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Now they worked wordlessly alongside two other milkers, both Mexican immigrants, in practiced repetition.
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If anything, they feel almost practiced, as if he were playing at being tortured.
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That summer, while her family diligently practiced Islam, Altiraifi strictly monitored her food intake.
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I took guitar lessons as it was my principal instrument and practiced a lot.
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She reportedly had to learn how to drive and practiced shopping before her wedding.
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She's practiced patience and has this savior-like quality, but now it's game on.
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We didn't care what color you were, we didn't care what religion you practiced.
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They point the way to how democracy can be practiced in the 21st century.
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She practiced beforehand and consulted with a friend who has expertise in the area.
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Most of the 21 points are already practiced in countries like the United States.
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It doesn't take a practiced eye to realize leggings have become a wardrobe staple.
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In Mexico, witchcraft, or "charlatanism," is illegal, though folk magic is widely practiced there.
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And if it ever happens to me again, I've practiced my speech this time.
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His father, a retired obstetrician-gynecologist, practiced at Lowell General Hospital in Lowell, Mass.
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"Unfortunately in Libya today ... violence and torture are practiced on industrial scale," said Barbieri.
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They're just doing what they practiced at home, which is definitely a no-no.
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This is gun control the United State has practiced for decades -- and it works.
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Declassification diplomacy, as Obama has practiced it, has been an effective but cynical tactic.
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B. Priestley, Good Companion Happiness is a thing to be practiced, like the violin.
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Human remains from this era are exceptionally rare, mostly because Neolithic Britons practiced cremation.
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" Say: "She must have practiced for a long time to be good at dancing!
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Since World War Two, objective control (as Samuel Huntington put it) has been practiced.
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She practiced her squats and smizing for one of her W Magazine Korea covers.
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It's practiced in industries with heightened safety concerns, like oil and gas and transportation.
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He did extra pushups and practiced the flutter kick while lying on his back.
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It is perhaps a survival strategy, practiced to preserve the better parts of humanity.
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Trepanation itself isn't considered rare and was practiced as early as the Stone Age.
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These practiced routines are now coming in handy as I see my friends again.
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The warrior princess with the Mohawk stood to one side and practiced her lines.
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Harris practiced obstetric anesthesiology at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for over three decades.
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NPAC's innovative, nonprofit agencies have successfully practiced open adoptions for more than three decades.
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He had me follow the score as he practiced his "Fiddler" solos from memory.
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I figured that as a politician, he would have a well-practiced, pithy rendition.
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We had practiced bits and pieces of his story, but never the whole thing.
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Film critics are, I suppose, a bit more practiced at slowing down their reactions.
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After leaving the White House and before starting Carlyle, Rubenstein practiced law in Washington.
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She had a lot of pride in her faith and she practiced it fervently.
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And some people can cope better because they've practiced mindfulness or hypnobirthing or whatever.
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Dancers practiced on the lawn for more than a few summers, though when Mrs.
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Both David and Quynh are licensed physicians who practiced medicine in the Dallas/Ft.
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TE Seth DeValve (hamstring) practiced on Wednesday for the first time this training camp.
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"I practiced with him when I arrived here at Wimbledon," Federer said of Cilic.
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As part of the NFL's 100th-anniversary celebration, the Bengals practiced in Dayton, Ohio.
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"At the Olympics, I just practiced two days before playing my match," she said.
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Before the game, the bird and his handlers practiced his routine without a hitch.
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Settlers and Palestinians spoke different languages, practiced different religions and lived under different laws.
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Tjeke is a dance style practiced by the Surinamese Maroons for honoring the ancestors.
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He practiced Gaudiya Vaishnavism, a form of Hinduism with roots in the 16th century.
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He practiced with the first team at 15 and became a starter at 17.
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The girls mainly practiced sewing and embroidery, while the boys built things or boxed.
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I practiced drawing by sketching Ninja Turtles characters in the margins of my homework.
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This was a wish he knew well and one he was practiced at granting.
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But he also had an Ivy League law degree, and he practiced law extensively.
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A coach at first moved over to second, and Lindor practiced his underhand flips.
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Unfortunately, they aren't very practiced and only manage to bring back his bottom half.
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The Lakers, James said, played some combination of players that had not practiced together.
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We also have the most practiced and dedicated military, police officers, and first responders.
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The eight or nine boys on the team practiced once or twice a week.
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Fact: Lupercalia is still practiced today, figuratively, through the voluntary act of online dating.
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I still use the safeguards practiced at the height of the War on Drugs.
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Female genital mutilation should be opposed, especially when practiced on young children and minors.
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How many broadcasting duos can say they practiced with and against Curry for years?
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When she practiced the songs, he sang along with her anyway, so why not?
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She practiced her turns again in the dim backstage light: eight pirouettes, then five.
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That goes double when eminent domain is practiced for the benefit of private corporations.
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Eventually, you have to influence behavior, beyond the simple suasion practiced by targeted ads.
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Mr. Scherer practiced business law, while Ms. Hanson went into investment banking until 1995.
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Many of our students have dogs, so they went home and practiced this approach.
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For some time now, pilots have practiced that turn in a simulator in Maryland.
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"Until age 223, I practiced in the school gyms on the wood," Sevastova said.
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So allow this practiced chauffeur to take you on a smooth, themeless Saturday drive.
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Inside, a choir of defectors' children practiced with teenage volunteers from South Korean families.
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"We actually practiced this about a year and a half ago," Ms. Jones said.
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Good hygiene -- like washing hands and cleaning surfaces -- should also be practiced by everyone.
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Axelrod's depressing political forecast is rooted in the bald hypocrisy being practiced by McConnell.
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It was Latin Catholicism, not Catholicism; other forms of Catholicism had been practiced previously.
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I practiced living in the middle — no highs, no lows; no hope, no despair.
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The Prius has become a public emblem of "ecopiety" as practiced through green consumerism.
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Ms. Netrebko cast a practiced eye at the video setup and offered a suggestion.
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The magnanimous man believes that politics practiced well is the noblest of all professions.
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This is the kind of thing that we've got fairly well-practiced policy for.
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The congressmen from the 17 states that practiced legal segregation constituted a pivotal bloc.
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I have practiced law in one role or another for more than 40 years.
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The two go hand in hand, image and word, like lovely, well-practiced routines.
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He practiced with the team for a week-plus before hitting the ice Sunday.
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They practiced the drill often and could complete it in less than a minute.
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Think of how much safer we would all be if Donald Trump practiced meditation.
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That echoes the "unfussy" way of cooking and developing recipes practiced by Alison Roman.
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The apartheid governments celebrated the Bantustans as places where "separate development" could be practiced.
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In comparison, the national superpower approach practiced by the United States looks old-fashioned.
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A group of players, each standing nearly seven feet tall, practiced post-up moves.
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"Even our astronauts practiced tai chi, so we've already made it into outer space!"
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There, he practiced his music and read from the many religious texts piled about.
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The former CEO admits that these are skills that must be practiced over time.
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"For your entire lives, you have studied, worked, practiced, trained and drilled," he declared.
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The more difficult the climb, the more practiced and disciplined the climber should be.
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"We have practiced the art of coming back and helping our citizens," he said.
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For the past couple of decades, Nike has practiced caution with its basketball stars.
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Still, my friend practiced with me every day after school, at his own peril.
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Almost unheard of three decades ago, early voting is now practiced in most states.
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He enjoyed the performance — and he practiced for his keynotes weeks ahead of time.
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More and more, such cronyism is being practiced at the municipal level as well.
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First, the law has been practiced in Oregon for 20 years without any misuse.
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And you know, I had only practiced that dance by myself, with my instructor.
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Take away gravity, though, and you make a mess of all those practiced movements.
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We had practiced the dance for five days, and I've never experienced this before.
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We practiced CPR on plastic dolls and crawled on the ground during attack simulations.
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"They practiced once back in the 22018s and lost the next game," he said.
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In the basement, visitors can engage in silk-screening, a process Warhol practiced extensively.
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"How good would an N.B.A. team be if they never practiced?" the manual asks.
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If Lee actually practiced the religion, his family's objections might be easier to understand.
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At 32, Mr. Udashkin, who practiced law and worked for the shoe company Aldo negotiating real estate deals and working on wholesale development, has a practiced way with business-school jargon and a marketing guru's reverence for the limitless potential of branding.
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In 2019, look for that response to widen into a broadside against capitalism as practiced.
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The effectiveness of the new lending math practiced by Affirm and others is one issue.
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My introduction to law came at the dinner table when she practiced her closing arguments.
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I've now had another two pints of tea and practiced the pitch four more times.
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Tang practiced yoga for eight years after retiring from his professor role at Beijing University.
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Through fanfiction, students practiced grammatical structures, planned storylines, created distinct personalities, and explored new vocabulary.
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Although we had practiced thousands of fire drills, we had never left the 27th floor.
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Co-founder and CEO Chieh Huang previously worked at Zynga and before that, practiced law.
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With the short week, both teams practiced Tuesday instead of having a regular day off.
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Ultimately, the brand of Islam widely practiced in Albania is more easily compatible with America.
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One website that writes about Dalit issues lists 116 forms of caste segregation still practiced.
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If you're not a practiced level designer, the sheer amount of options may be intimidating.
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She sat up straight, breathed deep, and relaxed her shoulders with a dancer's practiced grace.
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Assuming Nakamoto has practiced good security, no one else should be able to do this.
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Mindfulness is essentially meditation of the kind practiced in East Asia for thousands of years.
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When I first moved to Costa Rica, I practiced my Spanish with a local bartender.
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I practiced but I got so nervous before I went on stage that I cried.
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Ecologically-practiced festivals provide water refilling stations, so remove single use bottles from your life!
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Americans in South Korea practiced evacuating the country in case of an attack last year.
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We parked a block from my house, and I practiced how I would tell Alex.
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Had the Packers practiced on Wednesday, Adams, Valdes-Scantling and Allison would have been unavailable.
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"The idea of 'responsible AI' as practiced by Google is not actually responsible," Keyes says.
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They had math time, snack time, a reading nook and practiced their active shooter drill.
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He reinjured the knee in Week 15 against the Philadelphia Eagles and hasn't practiced since.
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This makes the punishment far more gruesome than that practiced in neighbouring countries like Singapore.
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There is a universe in which the eugenics He practiced are actually a good idea.
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I tried to become a tattoo artist for a while—I practiced on pig skin.
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There aren't many video games that invoke religion, let alone ones practiced in real-life.
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The power forward practiced with teammates LeBron James, Richard Jefferson, Kyle Korver and J.R. Smith.
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It's a well-practiced routine, and not much said is among the crew, called sternmen.
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Media companies are practiced in the art of using cultural arguments to defend their turf.
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The sixth-year veteran said following Sunday's game that he practiced juggling in high school.
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That didn't work too well the last time I saw that practiced in a country.
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He practiced with the team on Thursday morning but was given another game to rest.
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This was not the first time Schmid had practiced free-birthing, an unassisted childbirth technique.
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She has practiced yoga four or five times a week for more than nine years.
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She has practiced yoga four or five times a week for more than nine years.
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Dr. McCullough practiced over the years in Canada, New Hampshire, Wisconsin, the Caribbean and Vermont.
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Before this weekend, the chief form of terror practiced by Trump's white nationalists was online.
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We practiced twice a week, competing for patches in certain skill areas—juggling, chipping, dribbling.
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Sun practiced every day, even if he could manage only fifteen minutes between medical treatments.
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Besides, the national team had not competed — or even practiced — in at least three years.
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What is more, the financial industry is well practiced at finding ways around new rules.
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To learn, she took a handstand workshop and practiced for a while with little success.
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Three times a week, those in the dance group practiced and learned country dance choreography.
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LLOYD BLANKFEIN: Well, I came out of school and I went to – I practiced law.
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We'd like stations to have their own flares and be practiced in putting them out.
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When such flashes do occur, they often come from people who are not practiced politicians.
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For fun, she practiced shooting guns, which were always around the house, with her family.
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James Miller, the lab's controlled-substances manager, had long practiced a kind of evidentiary triage.
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Loyalty oaths, deportation and internment were practiced first on immigrants who were not U.S. citizens.
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Those techniques — what is called conversion or reparative therapy — are still practiced throughout the country.
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He was also interested in guns and practiced shooting at a club, La Presse reported.
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The controversy around triple talaq stems from how it is practiced in modern day societies.
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And out of practical necessity, they're practiced in the politics of addition rather than division.
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On boys, khatna is similar to the common, medicalized procedure of circumcision practiced by Jews.
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I also long practiced what my mother preached to me throughout her life — be generous.
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Munitions specialists deployed with the task force also practiced assembling BDU-50s — inert, unguided bombs.
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Mr. Colicchio named his restaurant for two phrenologists who practiced their pseudoscience in the building.
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From 1973–75, Rubenstein practiced law in New York with Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison.
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While Avenatti has practiced law for years, this wouldn't be his first foray into politics.
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They have practiced for years using the method of loci, supercharged with other mnemonic methods.
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I practiced a lot with books from the magic shop, and I was pretty good.
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Yet, until the mid-20th century, it was mostly practiced by wealthy individuals and families.
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After Seattle she moved on to Tucson, where she practiced alongside other alternative health practitioners.
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They believe in the universality of freedom as defined and practiced within the United States.
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Tattooing is an art that has been practiced on human bodies for thousands of years.
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Together, the pair practiced the timeless art of faking it like they'd already made it.
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The Dublin-based architects Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara have practiced together for 40 years.
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Behind the house was a batting cage where Merejo's son and Rosario practiced their swings.
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In therapy, I've practiced setting boundaries with family members, friends, or persistent strangers countless times.
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Subtle modulations of voice and gait were practiced with the thoroughness of a method actor.
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They practiced arrest techniques, firing weapons, tracking and how to identify different types of trees.
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One young man, holding an old Remington rifle for the first time, practiced his stance.
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Some were a decade younger than her, and others entered the competition having barely practiced.
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He practiced law in Philadelphia from 1980 to 1986, when he became state Democratic chairman.
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He used to have a book on yoga but never practiced it. Inhale. Hold. Exhale.
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Journalism as practiced in the US is premised on professional norms of accuracy and fairness.
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Nowhere is catering practiced with as much cunning and challenge as in New York City.
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Germany praised itself for facing its Nazi past, but it practiced widespread discrimination against immigrants.
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So I practiced playing Frisbee every day, and we did Golden State Warriors halftime shows.
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In the Robo Lab, they practiced programming skills to navigate robots across an Arctic terrain.
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"But he never abandons a method that he has practiced with success in the past."
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On Monday, the five men competing in the team free skate practiced at 7 a.m.
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You'll recognize the space as where Luke practiced using a lightsaber against a training droid.
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They practiced on adjacent fields, ate meals together and cheered for each other during competitions.
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Then he practiced pronouncing and incorporating them into the fast-paced action of a game.
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A practiced lotus-eater, she finds the drug that will help her realize this ambition.
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"I practiced with her once in Toronto," Andreescu said of her recent session with Bencic.
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Discuss the power of mindsets and how they can be learned, practiced, and possibly changed.
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Students practiced their math skills as they figured out pricing and discounts for their menus.
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He soon graduated to the trumpet, took lessons, and practiced for an hour every day.
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He recently practiced with the team for the first time since undergoing surgery on Oct.
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I actually practiced at shortstop all year, but moved over to second to play tonight.
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During the training, troops practiced blowing the doors off a training structure with various explosives.
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Curry practiced Wednesday without a brace on his left hand, which he fractured in October.
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But it is still practiced in many of Nepal's isolated villages, particularly in the west.
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Then came an extended pause, followed by a well-practiced recital of sympathies and condolences.
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And we've all known geniuses and others who have practiced a secular version of this.
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The abusive customer is well aware of their demeanor and might have it well practiced.
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The laying of hands is a symbol of God's authority, practiced in many evangelical denominations.
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She practiced removing the tumor on a 3D-printed model of Patches' skull and tumor.
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In those days, the teams practiced in the stadium where the Super Bowl was played.
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Ivor, practiced in melancholy wisdom, accepts that he must return to England when Bennett dies.
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"The inmates practiced to see what our response was going to be," Mr. Klopp said.
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She took the harmony she had learned with her father and practiced it with Lalenja.
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Torchbearing rectitude, as practiced by Rakim and others, who have found traction as oldies acts?
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Left tackle Marcus Cannon was listed with an illness but practiced on a limited basis.
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With a practiced flick of the wrist, Pendleton delivered the tweezed ticks into a vial.
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Archaeologists think that some Peruvian cultures practiced cranial shaping on the developing skulls of newborns.
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The business of governing had little to do with any trade he had previously practiced.
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Circumcision is widely practiced by Jews and Muslims, and is carried out by some Christians.
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Smith-Schuster practiced in full Wednesday and looked on track to play until Thursday's incident.
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Tight end Evan Engram (ankle) practiced on a limited basis for the second straight day.
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This knowledge and approach can have an incredible impact if practiced at a national scale.
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"I literally practiced for 20 hours straight" to memorize a four-minute talk, Beverly says.
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He supposedly practiced osteopathic manipulative medicine but in truth, he was simply a master manipulator.
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At al-Jihad primary school in the Sooq Juma municipality, students practiced music and sports.
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The streets and all of Miami's glossy hotels become clogged by practiced displays of hedonism.
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Azubuike practiced sparingly after suffering a sprained ankle in a win Saturday at Kansas State.
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Wilson-Beattie practiced BDSM before her spinal cord injury, and she still practices it today.
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We practiced strapping the beacons like a gun in a chest holster under our jackets.
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He settled in the Norfolk area, where he practiced pediatric neurology at a children's hospital.
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No, they won't, because they haven't practiced, just like that guitarist for the first time.
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It had begun in two fundamentalist churches that rejected modern medicine and practiced faith healing.
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I made every effort to be a good person — I practiced Buddhism and studied physics.
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But I got along with them fine enough and learned about how they practiced Islam.
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Nassar practiced at the very top tier with some of the most elite American gymnasts.
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Sussing out suicide risk can be difficult, even for the most practiced mental health clinicians.
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Ethnic groups in Africa, like the Fulani and Masai, have practiced body modification for centuries.
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No, I practiced at King and Spalding, a firm that was originally started in Atlanta.
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Here's 10 powerful habits practiced by top executives, and a guide for how to perfect them.
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She lived with Alice, who practiced law in her 90s and died in 2014 at 103.
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"Everything is actually really well," said Williams, who practiced in Margaret Court Arena early Friday morning.
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"It was for me; we had practiced it in training," he said, according to The Independent.
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I practiced meeting their eyes and smiling, but often glanced at the ground out of habit.
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And roughly a third of the priciest doctors practiced in just 22015 regional health care markets.
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Scholl was an anti-Nazi activist with the White Rose resistance group, which practiced nonviolent activism.
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Hogan said the two had gone into the woods near their apartment and practiced shooting methods.
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I practiced for days and then I FaceTimed her from where I was and showed her.
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Unlike Dr. Shrum, Dr. Forsyth's interpretation is that flashing for beads is predominantly practiced by women.
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"Not trusting the mobile application is a good start, as is practiced by Fitbit," said Hilts.
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Harris opens on fire Debate viewers typically groan when candidates drop in lines that seem practiced.
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Barrientos said she had practiced civil disobedience before, and was attending the course for a refresher.
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You become so practiced in the technical part that your brain can parcel it away. Yep.
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But there is a drug policy that has been shown to help whenever it's practiced appropriately.
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I was trying to get pregnant as recently as July, I practiced saying in my head.
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But even this small signal of comfort had the practiced precision that comes from endless repetition.
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In those days the Islam practiced in Afghanistan was deeply tied into Sufi traditions of poetry.
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During my turbulent teenage years, mirroring was a well-practiced conflict-resolution method in our household.
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He started seeing apparitions after seeing a woman who practiced Reiki, an alternative form of healing.
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And though the practice is widely condemned, it is also still widely practiced — even in 2016.
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The federal indictment echoes the lawsuit and states that Jensen practiced his Program on school property.
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Maple Leafs Fs Peter Holland and Leo Komarov practiced Tuesday but are doubtful for Wednesday's game.
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Ferguson, who left last week's win in the first quarter with an undisclosed injury, practiced Monday.
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She has the stoic determination of a person well-practiced in delivering this sort of news.
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Rather, they practiced using secular, biology-based arguments to convince skeptics that life begins at conception.
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He knows when you haven't practiced Japanese in three days, and he's out for vengeance. pic.twitter.
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Williams practiced in a bathroom mirror folding the banner into her bra and whipping it out.
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The group practiced the routine just twice, Madison says, before the big day on April 27.
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When Judge Teare at last addressed the court, it was in a tone of practiced weariness.
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He was activated last week and practiced before aggravating the injury in pregame warmups on Saturday.
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He doesn't have practiced answers about religious questions, nor should he be expected to, they say.
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Undercover officers practiced a variety of tactics to stay informed on political activities throughout the city.
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However, he also said that prostitution, as it is currently practiced is not a victimless crime.
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Her mother practiced English with troop leaders, who ultimately helped her pass her U.S. citizenship test.
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But with so much dizzying variety, even the most practiced trend spotter could easily get overwhelmed.
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DE Robert Ayers, who was limited in practice Thursday with a knee injury, practiced on Friday.
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" Another user, @aboalrawe_a, wrote: "There is no doubt that Islamic sharia is practiced in Saudi Arabia.
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Pat Buchanan stated that countries that practiced protectionism saw their GDP increase to 212016 and 5%!
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Magoko's goal is to screen "In Search..." where FGM is practiced, including her home country Kenya.
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He later practiced and taught mime techniques as foundations for theater, dance, and other performing arts.
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Dr. Ren apparently practiced for the hand transplant by switching around the legs on a pig.
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Fitzgerald said the team practiced to counter the Cornhuskers' explosive attack and thought they were prepared.
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If all people were educated on and practiced sex positivity, I believe that assault would dissipate.
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Okely is not a practiced philosopher, but a curious mind, a fan of Plato and Aristotle.
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Etienne has the charisma of a cult leader and the practiced intensity of a top athlete.
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At the White House, the news of Scaramucci's dismissal was met with a now-practiced response.
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It's actually still practiced in certain parts of the world, and Andrew's game ... with certain conditions.
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"Thank you for respecting my beliefs," he says, a practiced, defiant, arrogant tone in his voice.
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Luke Perry practiced what he preached — and in this case it may have saved his life.
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But he holds his ground, answering the camera's aggression with a look of carefully practiced boredom.
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For 37 years I've practiced 14 hours a day, and now they call me a genius!
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Perhaps the best part is that it can be practiced anywhere, including on the running trail.
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These messages are rehearsed and practiced because in a disaster, the right words can save lives.
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Griffin, who began a four-game suspension Sunday for punching a team equipment manager, practiced Saturday.
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There are no comparable differences in how mathematics or physics are practiced in other contemporary cultures.
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Probably he practiced first with wooden weapons; probably he first took aim at birds and deer.
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His practiced smile and distant gaze suggest he is already a figure on a postage stamp.
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Their scattershot questioning didn't crack his practiced exterior or give his critics new material to use.
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Tyler is by this point almost an elder statesman of youthful rebellion, practiced in inciting chaos.
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She was enticed by the promise that she'd get to change the way pharmacy is practiced.
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The president, who is an avid golfer, practiced his swing after giving remarks at the event. .
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Disneyland Paris cast members practiced their opening-parade route before the park officially opened for business.
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Morocco has practiced Maliki Islam for a millennium, and under the same ruling family since 1630.
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At 72, having practiced this kind of rhetoric for decades, he cannot be expected to change.
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While there's no price tag for someone's worth, I'm practiced in declaring what my companionship costs.
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Is the public also losing its faith in American democracy as it has been traditionally practiced?
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"[They are] so much more knowledgeable, so much more practiced in the art of starting up".
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The workshop taught historical context, witnessed ties modeled and practiced tying under supervision with a partner.
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Puckett's style is a practiced juxtaposition of the game's hurried adrenaline and his own relaxed enthusiasm.
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He had practiced 12 dunks before the contest, but his repertoire didn't include what came next.
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Children of narcissists will tell you their tantrum coping skills are legendary, because they're well practiced.
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At this point, the GOP is well practiced in ignoring or discounting allegations of sexual assault.
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Fat White Family, the punk outfit renowned for heroin use and onstage defecation, also practiced there.
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Buddhism, which Churchman has practiced for six years, is a primary theme in their new show.
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In most communities she visited, most homes had indoor toilets and practiced "healthy sanitation," she said.
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Once systems are established and practiced, both government and private employers will institute more telecommuting options.
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"The Five," like other shows on Fox and other networks, practiced social distancing on Monday's episode.
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Dr. Lillehei practiced cross-circulation on dogs before finally trying the procedure on humans in 1954.
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The family obstetrician practiced there one month a year, and that month happened to be June.
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He has practiced with Federer in Dubai, and he said that experience may have helped him.
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I never really practiced anything, I just sort of did it—play basketball, run track, everything.
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Before leaving Earth, they practiced research skills by running searches on Pluto and its satellite, Charon.
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He chatted with practiced stoicism about the risks of his job: The helicopters are always broken.
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It looked like a dance, or a form of martial arts practiced on a space station.
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He practiced the Rinzai Zen school of Japanese Buddhism, which emphasizes seated meditation, among other characteristics.
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Batkie's writing is equally disciplined, radiating vibrant, if somewhat vacant, charisma like a practiced holiday guest.
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Yoga is practiced all the way from Chitral in the north to Karachi in the south.
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She became a practiced spokeswoman, never refusing an interview request, not always waiting to be asked.
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A television director by profession, she practiced the art of barbering for a clientele of one.
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Ms. Dwyer practiced for two solid months, learning famous flute solos from orchestral scores by memory.
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Though Williams has rarely practiced with WTA youngsters, favoring male hitting partners, she has been supportive.
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Federer practiced indoors, and Cilic chose to stick with practicing outdoors and then paid the price.
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CHICAGO — Voters practiced social distancing with the election on Tuesday – by staying away from the polls.
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They practiced singing, dancing and playing instruments for at least three hours a day, every day.
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They practiced their own puzzles and borrowed others and spun them constantly in their fidgety fingers.
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"Breathe on each punch," Ms. Hammond said, as they practiced side by side in the mirror.
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Because we're going to see that unfold and practiced real-time in some less developed countries.
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More broadly, too much is lost if legislative politics, as practiced in Washington, is simply scorned.
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I am a physician who practiced social distancing for 18 months to protect my premature babies.
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Many reporters there had only high school educations, but they practiced tabloid journalism at its best.
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The Dolphins played without quarterback Jay Cutler, who practiced Friday but remained in the concussion protocol.
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In that time we have all become fairly practiced players in the game of reading signs.
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He was trained and practiced as a psychiatrist, even spending some time in the United States.
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I have always simply practiced my profession and given medical help to those who needed it.
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Campers practiced speed-reading, learned a note-taking style called "mind-mapping," and tackled ropes courses.
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The therapy is believed to have started in ancient Egypt and later practiced by the Greeks.
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I'm familiar with political rationalization — I watched and even practiced it during my time in Congress.
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That small idea became a global phenomenon, practiced by ecologists and landscape designers in 126 countries.
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THE IMPULSE TO transform one's visage is an elemental one, practiced by every culture on earth.
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But it's worth noting that culling is practiced in both places, and not only in zoos.
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Ahead of the prime minister's arrival, the police set up checkpoints outside and practiced security drills.
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Here's 10 powerful habits practiced by top executives, and a guide for how to perfect them.
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Islam, which is practiced by hundreds of millions on the subcontinent, was excluded from the list.
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In earning his degree he has practiced critical thinking, problem solving, analysis and making logical arguments.
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He earned his law degree from the University of Maryland and practiced law for 20 years.
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In making his case, Bloomberg momentarily broke into Spanish, a language he's reportedly practiced for years.
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Some have likened what he does to insult comedy of the type practiced by Don Rickles.
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Once out of law school, Ms. Lofgren taught and practiced immigration law in San Jose, Calif.
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"It's practiced traditionally by people who don't have access to other forms of power," she says.
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He has publicly recalled making house calls with his grandfather, who practiced medicine into his 90s.
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And The Times, like most news outlets, is well-practiced in negotiating the linguistic land mines.
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On Tennis Janko Tipsarevic practiced in a drained swimming pool that was converted into a court.
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Also, forward Kyle Kuzma (ankle) practiced on Saturday and is probable to play against the Nuggets.
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Now, in Philadelphia, in front of the ushers and ball boys, Westbrook practiced his cotton shot.
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Choudary has been named an inspiration to around 100 UK residents who supported or practiced extremism.
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Then she went and practiced on the family's remaining pony, an Irish thoroughbred named Charlie McGee.
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Taiwan's military has warned that China has practiced attacks on targets modeled on places in Taiwan.
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What we are seeing is a hollow core in evangelical faith as practiced by its leaders.
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Sundown towns, so named because black people were not allowed there after sundown, practiced enforced segregation.
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He practiced the kind of realism in which you can smell how filthy the sheets are.
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Sometimes they practiced in Mr. White's 1953 Pontiac so that they would not disturb the neighbors.
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Klee practiced a light-touch graphic irony that was inspired by the philosopher Friedrich von Schlegel.
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Also, my siblings practiced spiritism when we were young—I'd see glasses moving on the table.
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