"Talks can't proceed from the presumption of denuclearization," he said.
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XPRIZE is exploring a number of ways to proceed from here.
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We'll proceed from the most valuable (in market capitalization terms) to the least.
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In Outlook 2007, click the File menu, choose Import and Export and proceed from there.
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He is scheduled to be arraigned on July 20, and the trial will proceed from there.
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She draws basic shapes with complex dimensions, singing songs that must proceed from unrepresented emotional reserves.
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In short, try to proceed from a mind-set that's guided more by opportunity than grievance.
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Scientists don't believe or disbelieve in it, rather they recognize it is occurring and proceed from there.
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As in "Don Quixote," the comedy and the pain proceed from the absurd implacability of her logic.
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Feel free to send the revision by email in PDF form, and we can proceed from there.
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North Korea became a nuclear weapon state and insisted that all future negotiations proceed from that reality.
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At the moment we proceed from the fact that the sanctions will stay for another year or so.
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"Considering that President Trump made this proposal, we proceed from the position that he will make it concrete."
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But it's clear from Pompeo's statement that the Trump administration doesn't really know how to proceed from here.
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"The archetype does not proceed from physical fact, but describes how the psyche experiences physical fact," said Jung .
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It's unclear how Musk would proceed from this to the kind of tunnel network we see in the video.
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To get there, of course, they affect total outrage: Buckle Up Twitter threads tend to proceed from two assumptions.
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The Superbia credit union, led by founder Myles Meyers, won approval to proceed from Michigan state officials on Monday.
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The Superbia credit union, led by founder Myles Meyers, won approval to proceed from Michigan state officials on Monday.
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Another thing that's unclear from reading the report, however, is how the administration plans to actually proceed from here.
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On Twitter, University of Chicago law professor Daniel Hemel lays out how this case is likely to proceed from here.
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Or do you wait and see how players react to the first part before deciding how to proceed from there?
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For now, SXSW organizers have said the music, tech and entertainment festival will proceed from March 13-22 as planned.
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It is fair to say neither Jimmy or Gretchen know how to proceed from here, as the season two closer confirms.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission can and should police the designed-to-fail corporate bonds that proceed from these leveraged buyouts.
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Borg, on the other hand, loses for just the second time, and will proceed from here with a 113-211 overall record.
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Joshua Matz, one of the lawyers representing the plaintiffs, says "it's hard to predict" how quickly the lawsuit could proceed from here.
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In the next 180 days, the agencies will send their findings to the White House, which will decide how to proceed from there.
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They proceed from an intriguing central motif: that PTSD can render a narrator unreliable and deliver the confusion necessary to tangle a plot.
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Or, as the campaign chose to do, it could proceed from the assumption that any attempt at a makeover would fool no one.
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And the Chinese apparently are controlling that process and it's somewhat difficult to understand exactly how that is going to proceed from the outside.
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" Speaking in the late 1960s, he added that most whites in America "proceed from the premise that equality is a loose expression for improvement.
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Any future court cases will have to proceed from the premise that Congress has now explicitly endorsed the FAA's jurisdiction over these small unmanned aircraft.
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"We proceed from the fact that all issues should be solved through dialogue," the Russian foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, said at a news conference.
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The settlement is separate from a silicosis class action suit against the industry currently waiting for the green light to proceed from the Johannesburg High Court.
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The whole atmosphere must be disinfected from all taint of opposition to slavery, before they will cease to believe that all their troubles proceed from us.
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The expectation is that Mr. Mueller will deliver his findings to Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, who will then decide how to proceed from there.
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It was ferrying members of the elite Marine Raiders special operations force and their equipment, who were scheduled to proceed from El Centro to Yuma, Ariz.
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If you get an email warning you about a security issue, pop open a new tab, manually type the company's URL in yourself, and proceed from there.
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" Dershowitz, quoting Alexander Hamilton, said impeachment will "proceed from the misconduct of public men, or in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust.
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More than 90 percent of Venezuela's hard currency and government revenues proceed from oil exports, declining and compromised, as they may be in advance sales to China.
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"Excelerate will develop, design, permit, construct, finance, and operate the terminal," the company said after reporting that it had received notice to proceed from the Philippines government.
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It's unclear how Trump will proceed from here, but what is clear is that a single angry letter led him to derail the diplomatic negotiations for now.
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"We should just proceed from [the fact] that this hit job has been extinguished and that it's over," he told Russian newspaper Vedemosti, according to the Moscow Times.
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"It has to proceed from a win-win premise; it has to be something positive for Mexico, not something that damages the country," Videgaray said in Mexico's Senate.
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The time inside of a painting would not be linear, would not proceed from beginning to end, but would rather be elastic, circular, self-referential, and self-reflective.
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The subjects of its jurisdiction are those offenses which proceed from the misconduct of public men, or in other words from the abuse or violation of some public trust.
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The plan is for him to throw a bullpen session on Wednesday under the watchful eye of the pitching coach Dan Warthen at Citi Field and proceed from there.
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"In our future steps on the way toward the restoration of Russia-United States relations, we will proceed from the policy pursued by the administration" of Donald J. Trump.
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Pelosi's resolution offers the Republicans some real say in how the investigations will proceed from here, but only if they can convince the White House to abandon their stonewalling strategy.
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Once you have a game installed on your host PC, all you have to do is head to your library, select the installed game's "Stream" option, and proceed from there.
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"... when the ship came, they took them in batches through the 'Door of No Return,' and they get to the ship, for the journey to proceed from there," he says.
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Those opposed to Brexit denounced Britain's departure from the European single market, which allows trade to proceed from Greece to Ireland as if the European bloc were one enormous country.
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"You still have to go through a whole new regulatory process, basically," Atala says, to proceed from engineered organs (which have already been implanted in humans) to their bioprinted counterparts.
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Last month, the U.S. Supreme Court allowed an antitrust lawsuit to proceed from users who allege Apple inflated app prices by not allowing iPhones to download them outside the App Store.
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In Federalist 65, Hamilton described impeachable conduct as: … those offenses which proceed from the misconduct of public men, or, in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust.
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In Federalist 65, Hamilton described impeachable conduct as: … those offenses which proceed from the misconduct of public men, or, in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust.
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"That kind of flexibility may be the wisest way to proceed from a public policy standpoint: to allow states the opportunity to figure out what works best for their citizens," he said.
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But in the end you'll end up with raw metal, and you can proceed from there with the oil and the heating and the wiping-out and the cooking and the repeating.
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In ways that the legal scholar Frederick Schauer has explored at length, a good many laws, rules and protocols proceed from generalizations, and all can be faulted for being underinclusive and overinclusive.
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In the overwhelmingly white community of political journalists, it felt natural to take the fact that Clinton had made a political error as the starting point of analysis and proceed from there.
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Last month, the U.S. Supreme Court allowed an antitrust lawsuit to proceed from users who allege Apple inflated the price of apps by not allowing iPhones to download apps outside the App Store.
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"The subjects of its jurisdiction are those offenses which proceed from the misconduct of public men, or, in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust," Hamilton wrote in 1788.
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Even Isaac Newton once wrote: Doth not the Refraction of Light proceed from the different density of this Æthereal Medium in different places, the Light receding always from the denser parts of the Medium?
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If you're turned on by the idea genital and nipple piercings and think you might want to try it, first take the time to consider what you like about them, and proceed from there.
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You can add a ham-and-Cheddar biscuit smeared with pepper jelly, and proceed from there to an appetizer of pig tails — thick sections of tail, smoked and flash-fried, crispy like pork cracklings.
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Wolff's primary source for the book was clearly Bannon — many of the chapters proceed from his perspective, and the book ends when he leaves the White House — but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
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Apparently the first step in Russia's plan to take over the world is to seduce all the insecure, ego-driven, strength-infatuated, power-obsessed, money-driven, delusional macho men of America and proceed from there.
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" As articulated by Alexander Hamilton in Federalist 65, high crimes and misdemeanors are "offenses which proceed from the misconduct of public men, or in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust.
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The ruling is similar to a decision from Breyer in June allowing a suit to proceed from plaintiffs who invested in VW through American Depositary Receipts, a form of equity ownership in a non-U.
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"To now cancel the iftar with no explanation is to reinforce in the minds of many, not just Muslims, a concern that these proceed from bias and an anti-Islam or Muslim position," Esposito said.
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The message, marked "confidential" and not previously reported, provided guidance on how investigators should proceed, from collecting hair and nail samples to recording the teen's body temperature and documenting his behavior before he was stunned.
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"All the government is trying to do, and reluctantly, is to reinstate the legal order, to restore the constitution but also the Catalan rules and proceed from there," he told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show.
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They proceed from the same intense curiosity, the same desire for understanding through experience — and personalized experimentation can be the only way to be empirical when your subject is the strange nexus of the self.
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"My previous life taught me that any of my conversations may be published, and I always proceed from this," Putin said, referring to his past in Russia's intelligence service, according to Russian news site Sputnik.
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The world-historical confrontation between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un, which may well proceed from verbal to actual Armageddon, demands a new understanding of history: It has all, undeniably and inexorably, been leading up to this.
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"The United States cannot proceed from ideological prejudice, use its own standards and likes and dislikes to judge the media of other countries, let alone suppress the Chinese media unreasonably," said Geng Shuang, a Foreign Ministry spokesman.
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As I perceived it—in my lack of curiosity and puzzle-solving skills—the game had led me through multiple dimensions of pain and violence only to bring me to a place that I could not proceed from.
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Elliott, which disclosed a 6 percent stake in the FTSE 100-listed group at the weekend, agrees with fellow activist Sachem Head that Whitbread should split into two but differs on the best way to proceed from there.
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"We hope parties in Venezuela will proceed from the interests of the country and people, avoid bloody conflicts and restore the country's stable development momentum as soon as possible," the foreign ministry said in a statement on Thursday.
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"It's absolutely clear that when starting a discussion about solving the nuclear problem and other problems on the Korean Peninsula, we proceed from the fact that the decision cannot be complete while sanctions are in place," Mr. Lavrov said.
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After the IMF's latest warning on the world economy and the potentially "severe" impact of a British vote to leave the European Union, eyes will be on G20 meetings in Washington for signs of how policymakers will proceed from here.
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"The hype around Comey's book and the RNC's attempts to discredit it both proceed from the same false premise: that James Comey has something important to reveal about Donald Trump that Donald Trump has not already revealed about himself." https://t.
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"We proceed from the fact that the U.S. president in a telephone conversation ... made such an invitation, said he would be glad to see [Putin] in the White House, would then be glad to meet on a reciprocal visit," Lavrov said.
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Again, Dewey put it well: There is no limit to the intellectual endowment which may proceed from the flow of social intelligence when that circulates by word of mouth from one to another in the communications of the local community.
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For its part, the Fed lowered its target range for the overnight funds rate by 25 basis points and ended the monthly balance sheet reduction it accomplished by allowing a capped level of proceed from the bonds it holds to roll off.
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" Impeachment does not require the president to commit a crime, but instead, as Hamilton explained in Federalist 65, encompasses significant misdeeds, offenses that proceed from "the misconduct of public men, or, in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust.
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"We don't have any plans at this stage to get into this space," he told a post earnings call with analysts, adding that the pace of acquisitions in the quarter should not be taken as a sign of how the company would proceed from here.
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All of Albee's subsequent plays — some three dozen over the course of 50 years, from "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" to "Three Tall Women" and beyond — proceed from those perpendicular impulses, creating a body of serio-comic emotional linguistic thrillers unmatched in modern theater.
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"The United States cannot proceed from ideological prejudice, use its own standards and likes and dislikes to judge the media of other countries, let alone suppress the Chinese media unreasonably," Geng Shuang, a Foreign Ministry spokesman, said at a news conference in Beijing on Wednesday.
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Until they fix this, they will lose economic arguments to the Republicans — even though majorities disagree with the Republicans on many questions — because every economic debate will proceed from Republican assumptions that make it all but impossible for Democrats to argue their case forcefully.
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" The president's critics have found ammunition from Alexander Hamilton, who wrote in his Federalist essays that impeachment is the appropriate response for "those offenses which proceed from the misconduct of public men, or, in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust.
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"I hope that the IOC, while taking up a decision, will be guided by common sense and will proceed from the fact that there is no a concrete confirmation of a violation by this or that athlete in the report," he was quoted as saying.
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Two political outsiders will proceed from the first round to a second-round run-off in October: Kais Saied, a law professor who won 18 percent of the vote, and Nabil Karoui, a questionably-jailed media magnate who won 16 percent of the vote.
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Twain's "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" made me long to wake in an era when my Casio wristwatch would strike folks as sorcery, and Martin Amis's "Time's Arrow" wrecked my assumption that all narratives had to proceed from Then to More-Recently-Than-Then.
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Still, I want to be cautious about how we proceed from here, because I want to introduce noise to people in a way that they could get into it, as opposed to playing for drunk cowboys at a bar that are just going to get pissed off and leave.
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It would proceed from the understanding that private-sector-led economic growth is the engine that makes social progress possible, yet at the same time it would accept that efficient economic markets have losers, and it would seek policies to cushion the blows on people who fall short.
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While this should not mean disengagement from the public square, it means that such engagement should proceed from a posture of humility, love of neighbor and ultimate loyalty to Christ, instead of arrogantly identifying the success of a given party or political movement with the advancement of the Kingdom of God.
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Once you proceed from there, you get this whole crazy idea that it inevitably leads you to something like the Hawley bill, which in practice, as I say, is a licensing regime, but a licensing regime that is based on the inherently arbitrary assessment of whether you were fair enough.
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"We proceed from the fact that the U.S. president in a telephone conversation...made such an invitation, said he would be glad to see (Putin) in the White House, would then be glad to meet on a reciprocal visit," said Lavrov, according to a transcript of an interview with RIA on the foreign ministry website.
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"He returned to this topic a couple of times, so we let our American colleagues know that we do not want to impose, but we also do not want to be impolite, and that considering that President Trump made this proposal, we proceed from the position that he will make it concrete," he added.
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In 1788, as supporters of the Constitution were urging states to ratify the document, Alexander Hamilton described impeachable conduct in one of the Federalist Papers as "those offenses which proceed from the misconduct of public men, or, in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust," and "political" offenses that injure society.
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The beat gallops and pummels; Omar Rodriguez-Lopez's guitar parts proceed from buzzing, nagging repetition to jagged leaps to screeching tremolo chords, and the singer and lyricist Cedric Bixler-Zavala rails, obliquely, about desperate people facing detested adversaries, "singing cannibal hymns of the bourgeoisie," and envisioning revolution: "That's the way the guillotine claps," a chorus declares.
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Yet this machine does possess its own depraved version of soul, a soul that comes out not through nice tunes or reassuring lyrics but through the deep pleasures of hearing its pitched drum machines and polished keyboards zap and buzz and beep and jitter and invert on themselves, and recognizing that these cool noises proceed from an irrepressible sense of play.
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The combination of airstrikes and ground sabotage proved extremely successful, especially as they wound up forcing the Germans to cross the Seine via ferry; as Mississippi State historian Mary Barbier writes in her history of D-Day, the Germans ended up sending two panzer divisions all the way from the Russian front to fend off the invasion, but because of sabotage and bombings, "it took less time…to travel from the eastern front to France than it did for them to proceed from eastern France to Normandy."
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