Joaquin proves to be an invaluable resource giving Archie, Veronica, and company directions to FP's contingent plan which proves to be a flash drive hidden in Jason's varsity jacket.
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This moment proves to be a huge victory for women.
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If she proves to be infertile, she'll likely be killed.
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Throughout our adventure, the camera proves to be Dad's undoing.
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If that proves to be just technical enough, that's fine.
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So again, maybe the president's strategy proves to be brilliant.
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But the experience proves to be more liberating than terrifying.
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New Jersey proves to be a carbon copy of Virginia.
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Vanderbilt is distressed that taste proves to be so fickle.
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But one area that still proves to be problematic in 2016?
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Ithaca proves to be the most magical show of the tour.
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What's proves to be most engaging is everything occurring around Archie.
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Having to interact with Cheryl's parents proves to be downright hellish.
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F.P. actually proves to be somewhat of a hero this week.
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Ms. Moore's voice, however, proves to be the movie's secret weapon.
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"The Sleeping Beauty" actually proves to be a masterpiece of storytelling.
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Yet Mr. Weinert's own work proves to be far from retro.
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Sometimes, though, he proves to be exactly like all of us.
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His fate proves to be the least of the series's questions.
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A lot is riding on whether that proves to be true.
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If the dataset proves to be ill-gotten, that's the disaster.
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For the complacent cardinals, XIII proves to be an unlucky number.
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That will depend on how prolonged the recovery proves to be.
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This exchange proves to be the last time they are together.
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She's not complaining — being underestimated proves to be her secret weapon.
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Over time, this visual slackness proves to be a sinuous strength.
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The week-long gadget extravaganza always proves to be a complete circus.
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A relationship you thought was superficial proves to be much deeper today.
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The risk is that this trend, though gentle, proves to be persistent.
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Time will tell just how accurate IBM's machine learning proves to be.
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But at least Veronica proves to be a better detective than Polly.
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Unfortunately, that favorable weather often proves to be detrimental for palace guards.
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Dougal's presence proves to be increasingly problematic for Jamie as a leader.
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This is important work and fascinating if it proves to be true.
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If that proves to be untrue, Washington needs to send him home.
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McDonnell's work once again proves to be silly, sweet and even timeless.
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If this proves to be the case, it would not be surprising.
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" He added, "We will soon see whether this proves to be true.
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But like a fireworks show, the ending proves to be the best part.
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The court often proves to be where presidents leave their most lasting mark.
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And then down river it proves to be all those things to her.
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But Alice's sudden burst of maternal instinct and care proves to be futile.
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Exceptional in more ways than one, Olivia proves to be ripe for rediscovery.
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But the movie proves to be a surprise hit, standing ovation and all.
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If Trump proves to be a disaster — or even if not — please run.
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Underneath the keggers and the hookups, Everybody proves to be a rather touching
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Ty Dolla $ign shows up twice, which proves to be too many times.
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Getting information out of the sprawling camp often proves to be a challenge.
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In the battle for his conscience, Hitler proves to be a formidable adversary.
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His ability to make something out of nothing proves to be his greatest asset.
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Not only does this make zero sense, but it proves to be incredibly tedious.
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The risotto proves to be the perfect vehicle to showcase black garlic's unique flavor.
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The iPhone 8 proves to be an odd sort of proof for this hypothesis.
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Every season of Insecure proves to be even more fraught than the last one.
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This proves to be more than a clever way to divide up the image.
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In fact, searching for a photo of the duo proves to be a challenge.
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But Jughead's influence proves to be vital even though things get tense between them.
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Even for big-name actresses, nudity often proves to be a point of contention.
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Even after attending her father's untimely funeral, Alice proves to be one strong woman.
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But the experience, as one might expect, proves to be much more rewarding personally.
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But for a handful of patients, a drug proves to be nearly a cure.
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Deals like that could become more common if the commission proves to be influential.
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Maybe we don't need to revisit Thelma's past, harrowing though it proves to be.
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Jamie proves to be quite adept at espionage even if he doesn't favor it.
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Homeownership, the foundation of the American dream, proves to be the longest-lasting currency.
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In the end the MoxieLash kit proves to be worth the $75 price tag.
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Fung's testimony ultimately proves to be disastrous when he's cross-examined by the defense.
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Despite his divine talent, the Metal God proves to be quite down-to-earth.
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And with sophisticated styling, it proves to be a solid fancy-dress swap-in.
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The rest of the day proves to be fruitful for both Jamie and Claire.
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But the sally proves to be only one bass note in the show's concerto.
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While Issa's experience feels like a dream, Molly's proves to be an outright nightmare.
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But Chris's sudden comfort with being called her boyfriend proves to be a lie.
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If resisting that muffin initially proves to be too hard, try waiting 10 minutes.
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Lucas himself, in his quest to earn Max's trust, proves to be conscientious and loyal.
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Characteristic of Clowes's stories, the task proves to be more challenging and tragic than expected.
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But nothing proves to be more of a trophy hunt than the ephemeral morel mushroom.
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It all proves to be an unnecessary gesture that misses the forest for the trees.
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This currently requires a supercooled material that proves to be unworkable in the real world.
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If this proves to be true, expect to hear from other sources as fall approaches.
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How can we handle issues of "over-diagnosis," if this proves to be a question?
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Daenerys easily takes over King's Landing but proves to be kind of a terrible ruler.
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Once again, biomimicry proves to be one of the most exciting challenges of robotic engineering.
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As far as before-and-afters go, this surgery proves to be a major success.
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Even if this reasoning proves to be correct, businesses may not find it of comfort.
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If exploiting Bitcoin fears proves to be a winning strategy, expect other politicians to follow.
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Kimmy's inability to help Andrea with her problems actually proves to be a teachable moment.
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Both on and off the bus, this winter journey proves to be a bumpy ride.
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Bernie Sanders's Medicare-for-all plan proves to be a liability in Saturday's Nevada caucus.
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Valentine's Day proves to be just as bad for Link in almost exactly the same fashion.
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But even with a cipher-like central character, "What She Said" proves to be improbably illuminating.
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Even if this reasoning proves to be correct, businesses may struggle to find it of comfort.
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Especially if the current Treasuries sell-off proves to be the start of a proper reversal.
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And, hey, Jon proves to be a wise choice when he saves Jeor from the wights!
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But trying to balance between football and his real passion of music proves to be difficult.
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"Only time will tell whether it proves to be a momentary fad or something more significant."
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The work, like most such work, seems vital at first but proves to be largely mundane.
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Faced with so much ordinariness, Dery does his best, which proves to be more than enough.
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That's just one face of an album that proves to be an emotional tour de force.
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So, after all of the pre-show hype, the emoji conflict proves to be a real dud.
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Prospects for Delivery Hero depend on how smart Mr Ostberg's team proves to be in this regard.
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If that proves to be the case, then that should lead to some strength in the rupee.
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But remaining quiet proves to be difficult when Glover pulls out his phone and sees West's tweets.
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The episodes get better over time, and Locke & Key proves to be well-written, entertaining, and spooky.
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And the ruined Earth proves to be a perfect backdrop for her particular blend of balletic carnage.
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Whether this proves to be the most consequential moment in Android's history has yet to be determined.
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What if it proves to be effective in some people, but causes devastating side effects for others?
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The 2017 retail price, if the Flens proves to be a success, is expected to be €30.
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But if that proves to be a brief and the slump continues, it could do real damage.
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Each proves to be a vital critique of the other, tugging its main character back and forth.
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She doesn't even want to go inside the theater, but having Derek there proves to be cathartic.
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If this indeed proves to be his last album, Simon considers that very much his own choice.
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The protean nature of loyalty and truth proves to be at the center of this week's story.
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This proves to be Footloose's secret weapon; his three-dimensionality makes him more than a conservative strawman.
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This full moon also proves to be critical around issues concerning money—especially debts, taxes, and inheritances.
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If that number proves to be accurate, it could be a death blow to the bill. Sen.
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We could see a big reaction if the U.S. non-farm jobs report proves to be weak.
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In the end, the evaluation here will be whether Trump proves to be successful with this effort.
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But Sabathia's injury, if it proves to be serious, could be a big problem for the Yankees.
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The monthly premium decreases when a renter renews a lease and proves to be a reliable tenant.
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If it proves to be better than private insurance, then it will naturally become Medicare for All.
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If that proves to be his intent, some presidential policymaking powers would be shared with other bodies.
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Like all such promises, this one proves to be illusory, and their wishfulness comes at a cost.
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Whether basic economy proves to be a success for American, Delta, and United remains to be seen.
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We just hope this game proves to be as perfectly made for you as you were for it.
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As usual, future Bachelorette star Rachel proves to be the most sensible adult within a five-mile radius.
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The women's subsequent addiction, far beyond what their male doctors prescribed, proves to be a type of rebellion.
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It will be interesting to see how and if it proves to be a headwind in future quarters.
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Risk proves to be a meditation on the costs of bearing inconvenient witness, for both subject and author.
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Investors worry whether there will be more turbulence if the British exit proves to be messy and prolonged.
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If anti-Trump rhetoric combined with a message of reconciliation proves to be ineffective, what is Plan B?
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While an appealing slogan in the abstract, cutting spending usually proves to be difficult and unpopular in practice.
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IF IT PROVES TO BE CHEAP AND SECURE, IT WOULD BE ADOPTED FOR A WHOLE BUNCH OF STUFF.
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Red wine in moderation is optional on the diet, which past scientific research proves to be heart-healthy.
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Though the visual effect of a wraparound screen is dazzling, actually using it proves to be a mess.
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Bearing in mind he was a late replacement, Wallhead proves to be a top stand-in for Meek.
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We hope that federal court prosecution of terrorism suspects proves to be not the exception, but the rule.
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The QuikKat kit proves to be a winner by actually helping create perfect eyeliner wings with no hassle.
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However, the type of education you receive from all styles of teachers actually proves to be very beneficial.
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A column I wrote in April outlines the process, even if conquering it proves to be another matter.
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An excursion into the Theater of Lists at St. Ann's Warehouse proves to be both original and exasperating.
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Julian Cain (Michael Boatman) proves to be the only lawyer willing to acknowledge that he voted for Trump.
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Sizemore has Donald's gift for the crowd-pleasing cliché, but Ford proves to be the true narrative maestro.
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But then it proves to be true, and that's when she steps into her power and her beliefs.
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And, of course, staffing people to review footage around the clock proves to be a big cost for CBP.
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Cognitive therapy also proves to be effective and often is used in combination with medication to ease ADHD symptoms.
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Q: Even if it rains well in some areas, the water never proves to be enough to meet needs.
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The result is a more dynamic system that proves to be more versatile than the old X-Factor system.
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Old Nan said it first, and we all know everything Old Nan says eventually proves to be 100% real.
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It confirmed not only that significant bias is present, but that this bias often proves to be fiscally devastating.
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The second half is simply dark, starring Ben as a homicidal monster who eventually proves to be a murderer.
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But to my relief — and, yes, surprise — their teen-soap savvy proves to be a fitting match for Runaways.
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The response by counterterror officials would be very different depending on which of these theories proves to be true.
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Betty once again proves to be the most cunning person on this show when she plays hardball with Alice.
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The villain in Greene's film is Greene himself, but that well-intentioned reframing proves to be a cop-out.
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Whatever proves to be the fiscal reality, Trump's rhetoric is opening the door to a new era of instability.
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If that proves to be the case, we expect the U.S. score on the index's patent category to improve.
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She can't cure Alex but she can make him more comfortable in what proves to be his last days.
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As we speak, I realize that what at first sounded like an evasion quickly proves to be his conviction.
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The graphic-novel genre proves to be the perfect means of showing us the friction at the movement's seams.
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Although our families often want to help, as mine certainly did, that frequently proves to be a practical impossibility.
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Tobin keeps telling Cal to touch the rock, but he does not, which proves to be a wise decision.
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And its lightweight design proves to be a more backpacking-friendly option than lugging around a dense pocket dictionary.
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday have traditionally been devoid of great camera deals, but 2019 proves to be different.
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Public frustration could "escalate dangerously" if the outbreak proves to be uncontrollable by the end of March, EIU wrote.
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After much effort he proves to be impotent, and instead moves "heavily, laboriously" downward to try a different approach.
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They'll be talked about by future generations, too, if Owens proves to be the Cristóbal Balenciaga of our time.
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If this election proves to be a success, Somalia could get a one-person, one-vote election in 2020.
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Even with the bombastic Robert Baratheon as king, it's Cersei who proves to be a shrewd leader and master manipulator.
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If the attack proves to be linked to jihadist organisations, it could weaken the government and strengthen the Sweden Democrats.
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White Famous boasts a star-making performance from Pharoah, who proves to be so much more than an ace improviser.
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And Garnett proves to be a great listener, because you see several realizations play across his face in that scene.
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But "Mother!" should open up new territory for creative cinema, especially if it proves to be a box-office hit.
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Speaking of our heroes, Jamie's arrest in the final minutes of last week's episode proves to be a short one.
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It's supposed to be spurred by genetic mutations — a change in DNA — that proves to be beneficial to the host.
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Only time will tell if our generation turns out at the polls or proves to be a rather inconvenient youth.
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Charlie proves to be a heartening foil, working as an outspoken advocate for Women's Aid and Sport Respects Your Rights.
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Midge and Ben go boating, and Benjamin immediately proves to be a walking archetype of the lovable, sardonic rich asshole.
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If this proves to be the case, there could be renewed comments from Germany criticizing the ECB's loose monetary stance.
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And finding a reputable mental health provider that accepts Medicaid in low income areas often times proves to be difficult.
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But their connection proves to be too strong to resist as they slowly inch closer together until they finally kiss.
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If this Sony Smart Ear proves to be legitimate, expect to see it on Monday during Sony's MWC press conference.
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"6,103 proves to be quite a barrier and it looks like it might contain the action today," CMC's McCarthy said.
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Although Betty would like to be as far away from them as possible, that proves to be an unlikely outcome.
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Josh is dimly laid-back — that's half his attraction to stressed-out Rebecca — but proves to be perceptive and soulful.
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What struck us — other than how adorable it is — is just how well-mannered this lovely creature proves to be.
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Yet if Trump's Achilles' heel proves to be not his oafish policies but rather his churlish manner, so be it.
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Hopefully it proves to be more than vaporware, especially if that demo helped push some viewers over to the 10+.
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If his approach to the conventions proves to be the more effective one, then he will have certainly rewritten them.
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If the WSJ investigation proves to be correct, it a clear collective failure of the sort that endangers global security.
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Though it didn't seem to catch on, the show proves to be the best of reality television ten years later.
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This precarious environment, coupled with brothers and administrations cultivating a culture of "don't ask, don't tell," proves to be lethal.
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If the economic shock is small and stimulus proves to be unnecessary, its negative effects are likely to be small.
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This "Adonis" solo, performed on a plinth, proves to be very Wildean: a Hellenist-aestheticist celebration of the male form.
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" He added, "I hope this book proves to be a valuable record of our whereabouts at this moment in time.
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The estimate, if it proves to be correct, could seal the deal for a third interest rate cut this year.
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A publisher can get sued for making a factual statement that proves to be false and hurts a person's reputation.
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Because of the complexity of the process, verbally explaining this technique to my students almost always proves to be fruitless.
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The question has important implications for who can be held accountable when a product proves to be damaged or dangerous.
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Lucie Pohl proves to be a delightful raconteur in "Hi, Hitler," her one-woman show at the Cherry Lane Theatre.
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If the ship proves to be sound, it provides the head start of a hull in place, a potential cost advantage.
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Next up is Cheri and the hardened ball in her shoulder, which proves to be a different kind of growth entirely.
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Even if Netanyahu's remaining time in office proves to be short-lived, the threats to Israel's democratic survival likely will not.
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When the Americans want to talk to India, they know whom to call—however frustrating the conversation sometimes proves to be.
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The likely possibility of Bonnie being older than Adam proves to be a non-issue that no one even brings up.
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This quandary proves to be the biggest issue when it comes to Liberty High School's disturbingly expansive culture of sexual assault.
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This proves to be an interestingly controversial issue, which goes to the multifaceted nature of the precious metal as an investment.
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Well, the trailer proves to be a fair sneak peek at what's to come, especially throughout the series' first few episodes.
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I consider opening the app on my phone to tinker, but in the crush of people this proves to be impossible.
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If this $279 electrical box proves to be as safe as they say, then I won't begrudge anybody who tries it.
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Though seasoned detectives arrive later and become the case's iconic figures, the first officer often proves to be far more important.
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Ultimately it proves to be a moving story that speaks, as you might guess, to conflicts that roil the world today.
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The FDA drug evaluation process is set most often to avoid approval of a drug, which ultimately proves to be ineffective.
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Comey is invited, and Trump signaled him to come over for what proves to be an awkward part hug, part handshake.
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Yet if Mr. Wiseau is a bona fide eccentric, he proves to be not an especially interesting one in this incarnation.
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No matter how much of an embarrassment and a failure Trump proves to be, his exploits must be judged a success.
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Kerr's 14th novel in this series proves to be Gunther's origin story, which makes it feel imperative as well as poignant.
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And what looks from afar like a smudgy, multipanel abstract painting proves to be a sculptural depiction of a military disaster.
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Lacroix, once he recovers, proves to be half-deaf and broken in spirit, suffering from what we would now call PTSD.
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"Bitcoin: Boom or Bust" is an eye-opening journey that proves to be as informative as it is entertaining and unexpected.
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It's this episode's choice to turn Darlene into what amounts to its second lead that proves to be its strongest decision.
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After a failed nomination, Frank reluctantly gives her the job in a recess appointment, which proves to be a terrible mistake.
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On Pointe, on the other hand, mostly proves to be a great exercise in rediscovering your appreciation for the 2000 original.
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Like Mr. Carle, he proves to be a master of artful transformation, beginning with the simple only to arrive at the bedazzling.
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But in Duffy's adaptation, first performed at London's National Theatre in 2015, salvation by self-flagellation proves to be a false track.
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But even if simple life proves to be widespread, we can't assess the odds that it evolves into anything we'd call intelligent.
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And if Fancy Soccer Things proves to be a fad, it could all go away just as soon as they money does.
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Because, Beck slowly proves to be leading lady in her story, not a secondary character brought to life by the male gaze.
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But if depressive realism proves to be true, it begs the question: Is cognitive therapy really helping patients see reality more accurately?
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The lengthy process, which proves to be hilarious thanks to Osman's obvious aversion to cold cuts, is also quite mesmerizing to watch.
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Accordingly, Azzam's work speaks to a more careful and deliberate reflection, which proves to be a much more humanizing and ethical approach.
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If the Oilers' reinforced top-four defense group proves to be steady and Cam Talbot improves slightly, hey, crazier things have happened.
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However, they could be a factor in some swing states, including Florida and Virginia, if the election proves to be exceptionally close.
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They really were helping people who needed it, and only gradually does Jones start becoming the monster that he proves to be.
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It shouldn't be this way, and maybe October's all-women pay-per-view, Evolution, proves to be the start of a shift.
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Their attempts to solve the mystery are only the opening act for a film that proves to be a sweet-tempered romance.
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As Jackson and Griffin both grieve, they strike up an unlikely friendship that proves to be as destructive as it is therapeutic.
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But by the end of the film, Tarantino's throwaway portrayal of Manson proves to be a stroke of this fairytale reimagining's genius.
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Can someone who pays little or no tax, if that proves to be the case, relate to the average taxpaying American worker?
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The Saudis have denied any involvement, of course, but Occam was right: The simplest explanation usually proves to be the most correct.
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Its later reopening under new management leads to mixed emotions when the space proves to be a bit too shiny and slick.
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If this proves to be false and the coins hold value, these companies will most likely end up distributing them to users.
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They will take their time and if today's expansion attempt proves to be unsuccessful, we won't see another one before next Thursday.
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On cue, the dish that proves to be the evening's showstopper arrives to the table: tuna, tomato, and gelatinous tuna bone marrow.
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The lowly squire proves to be a far wiser and more compassionate ruler than the noblemen who mock him and his master.
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The worst case scenario is that she proves to be the second type, but even then she still isn't the transactional Trump.
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How the ouster plays out, and whether Mr. Mugabe's most likely successor, Emmerson Mnangagwa, proves to be less authoritarian, remain major questions.
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And so it proves to be, in a show that unfolds with the crispness and legibility of a conscientiously assembled spread sheet.
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"I have heard 'fraud' in every election I have been involved in, and it always proves to be baseless," Mr. Richard said.
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Not having to constantly prove Deadpool's edginess allows Deadpool 2 to develop a stronger story, which proves to be its greatest asset.
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His wife, Charlotte, tries to curb his morbid fancies by bringing home an antique typewriter that proves to be an amusing distraction.
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Offred is still dressed in her traditional handmaid's uniform as they escape the Red Center, though, which proves to be her undoing.
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Jane Eyre reforms and overpowers Rochester, whose sins are comparatively mild and who proves to be good at heart in the end.
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But the city and the franchise hope this playoff berth proves to be the first step on a long path to glory.
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If the Trump administration proves to be uninterested in multilateral diplomacy concerning Venezuela, other leaders in the region should seize the opportunity.
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Simply put: They'll stay home or write in Ron Paul if Trump proves to be another person who lost to the swamp.
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The Crusher's combination of experience and awkwardness on the feet often proves to be a difficult puzzle for his opponents to solve.
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And when, at most, you have 10 prints available in your camera at a time, this proves to be the most useful feature.
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Wedbush predicts that Apple's streaming service could have 100 million subscribers in three to five years if it proves to be a hit.
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If the crab sandwich proves to be a similar hit, the chain plans to roll it out at 250 locations across the region.
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If the long list of accusation against him proves to be true, it's safe to say that he was recklessly and blatantly corrupt.
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The growing number of procedures that are being performed, however, proves to be a blatant sign for the fact that looks still matter.
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If things continue to go well and the egg proves to be fertile, Skipper and Ping should become proud parents by early September.
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Payers ought to dump this conundrum back into Sarepta's lap and insist on a rebate arrangement if the drug proves to be ineffective.
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Well, all of that concern proves to be pointless when Liberty gives birth to a healthy baby boy and later becomes Degrassi's valedictorian.
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Mr. Romano proves to be the understated counterpoint the series desperately needs, and he plays this as a quiet moment, electric with tension.
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The other half of Ally's intentions are to have sole custody of Oz, but that proves to be just a little bit tricker.
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We know all about his dream: Hugo wants to ascend to Zolum, a goal that proves to be more ambitious than you'd think.
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But evading groups that want to experiment on them, and convincing someone to leave their family proves to be more difficult than anticipated.
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Longoria explains that the directors of photography she works with are often unable to contain their surprise when she proves to be competent.
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"If lateral water transport between trees proves to be a common phenomenon, we have to rethink our definition of a 'tree'," said Leuzinger.
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We can trust each other with basic freedoms until one of us proves to be untrustworthy by maliciously, intentionally harming another of us.
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If it proves to be safe and effective—a big if—it could radically change women's prospects of having children later in life.
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But deciding to warm up to Cheryl proves to be a big mistake but it does produce the best scene of the episode.
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Given the choice between being president and being Trump, he will always choose the latter, even if it proves to be his undoing.
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"Lie" proves to be one of his most vulnerable tracks, putting his feelings on a short-lived affair on complete display for everyone.
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And my guess is, in some number of years you'll start to see some consolidation as one proves to be the winning pattern.
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No monolithic religion or reality holds sway here; even "the Orient" proves to be a pure fiction that cannot square with actual existence.
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As well as being an engaging tyke, he proves to be a natural interviewer, teasing anecdotes out of his taciturn father and grandmother.
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As The Verge reports, it's uncommon for tech contractors to unionize, and if it proves to be successful, could have a ripple effect.
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About that oddity, and pretty much every other way that the public perceives her, Swift proves to be firmly and calmly self-aware.
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Though millennials are increasingly ditching beer in favor of lower-calorie alternatives like hard seltzer, enthusiasm for craft beer proves to be enduring.
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In our era of shutdowns, furloughs, and layoffs, employee organizing often proves to be workers' best hope for exercising power in the workplace.
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If the impact of the Prime Minister's measures proves to be modest, then the effectiveness of government policy towards Russia may be compromised.
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And Richard Strauss's two-act score, heard only a few weeks after "Der Rosenkavalier" in the same house, proves to be a revelation.
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That's pretty impressive, given how complex this problem proves to be when you really consider it, and how ill-defined "fashionable" really is.
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Analysts who spoke to Reuters said demand is expected to decelerate in 22019, if concern over a widespread economic slowdown proves to be justified.
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What seemed at first like an unnecessary epilogue to Lara Jean and Peter's story proves to be an essential next chapter in Lara Jean's.
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That means if this proves to be a popular feature, Facebook could expand Daily Deals to include those from other third parties as well.
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" Rakoff noted that Sayoc, even if he proves to be a model prison, "will be about 75 years old before he can be released.
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" It proves to be a harbinger of doom: Many of the laborers — and Roebling himself — would be stricken with decompression sickness or "caisson disease.
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Christopher Street and the rest of the Village will in fact thrive during prohibition; illegal speakeasies and bootlegging alcohol proves to be lucrative business.
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He said, however, that he will be surprised if the OPEC/non-OPEC meeting mid- April proves to be pivotal for global oil production.
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That could prove attractive to the more traditional leveraged loan investor base, if there proves to be only a small amount of paper remaining.
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With all the emotions running high, the school's trivia night fundraiser proves to be a boiling pot of revelations that leaves no one unscathed.
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It's at this point that a show either proves to be worthy of admiration or falls apart under the weight of its own ambition.
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"It is my most sincere hope that this proves to be in the best interest of UN Environment and the wider UN," he said.
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If you'll permit one sincere, un-ironic tweet: I hope President-elect Trump proves to be a far better president than I had expected.
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Christy proves to be a determined mother, flying with Anna from their Texas home to implore a specialist in Boston to treat the girl.
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Where "Glass" starts breaking down, unfortunately, is when the action kicks into motion, which proves to be something of a letdown and overly convoluted.
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He brings along Berenice, a plucky pickup (Elizabeth Debicki) who proves to be an impediment to the task Cassidy has in store for James.
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But Munro's subdued tales prove the perfect match for Almodóvar's excess, and this film proves to be the director's best since 2006's Volver.
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He says that Christian conservatives now "own" Trump, and will pay a huge price if he proves to be a moral and political disaster.
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First Stan, who rapes Jen; then Dimitri, who ignores the assault; and finally Richard, who proves to be the worst bro in the bunch.
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"The development of separate standards for 2000G and other tech hardware proves to be bad news for the future of world economies," he said.
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Newly hired correctional officers undergo a rigorous training, which proves to be beneficial because there are minimal assaults recorded between inmates and staff members.
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Two million dollars will go toward creating more of the gene-correcting virus for a human safety study if that proves to be safe.
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But her time alone with a moldy bologna sandwich for dinner proves to be a turning point for her … and her relationship with Alex.
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And borrowing money to obtain a college degree often proves to be a better investment than taking out a mortgage to buy a home.
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Klarman acknowledged that his preferred strategy has underperformed recently, even when the analysis of the underlying businesses proves to be correct, in his view.
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A lot of solvers make an attempt at a Friday or Saturday and then, if it proves to be too difficult, they walk away.
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In K.E. Semmel's melancholy translation, this alienated old man proves to be a more complete human being than any of his 10-fingered friends.
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Articulating your complex thoughts proves to be a major feat with natal Saturn in Gemini, but it's one that you eventually learn to master.
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One one hand, there's the fact that if the delisting proves to be a mistake, the bear population may be set back for decades.
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The license would be valid for five years, although it could be rescinded if someone breaks the law or otherwise proves to be a danger.
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However, the unprecedented nature of Facebook — and, more broadly, increasing smartphone ubiquity and global broadband connectivity — proves to be an incredible positive in many ways.
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A number of corporate sponsors are taking a pass, too, as aligning your brand with the polarizing nominee proves to be more liability than perk.
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But if the election in Alabama proves to be close, you can bet that even the tiniest differences will be litigated in the following days.
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If this proves to be so, then those seeking to make a living selling sea cucumbers may wish to find gentler ways of harvesting them.
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If it proves to be a good idea—and it still has to be proven—it could be applied to all potentially dangerous moving objects.
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Our ride out and back on the recreation path proves to be quite a bit more fun than going in circles in our back yard.
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Bing also censors its search service for Chinese users, so it would be odd if its inaccessibility proves to be a case of government clampdown.
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In fact, it turns out that almost anything processed in space proves to be far too expensive to create a viable business back on Earth.
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If neither option proves to be in the best interests of investors, the likeliest outcome will be a wind-up of the fund, it said.
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Analysts at Standard Chartered noted that gold would likely recover quickly from its recent lows if the meeting outcome proves to be a small rise.
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But if leadership acts, any postmortems will invariably point to action as an instigating factor, regardless of whether that actually proves to be the case.
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Naemi proves to be a bit of an enigma, however, and the more Zhang unravels the mystery of her, the more dangerous their union becomes.
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Compared to her hair in February — brunette waves spilling down to the lapel of her peacoat — this new style proves to be several inches shorter.
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Carlotta initially seems like a negative force, but she proves to be an object lesson about life's curveballs and our tendency to overreact to them.
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But it proves to be an allegory for what Paul Jr. is about to endure: being crucified by his father while working for Getty Oil.
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Even if this year proves to be different, it's crucial to establish that there's no evidence a brokered convention would be bad for the party.
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Even at his worst — I mean as a filmmaker, not a political thinker — he consistently proves to be an able craftsman and a shrewd showman.
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So I admit that at the end of the day maybe his trade pro-- policies, negotiations, I hope and pray it proves to be brilliant.
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When asked which of the groups proves to be the smarter bet, Frank Cappelleri, head market technician at Instinet, said he'd choose the discretionary stocks.
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The rule of law is a very grand Canadian virtue until, it seems, it proves to be a barrier to Liberal electoral prospects in Quebec.
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But if Calvin Harris proves to be in on whatever game Hiddleston and Swift might be playing, my cynical heart just might grow three sizes.
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But even Annaliese has some healthy aggression to let out, and every single one of the women proves to be an absolute savage on the track.
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If holding hearings and giving CEO's and bankers a tongue-lashing proves to be helpful in the polls, everyone in Washington is going to chime in.
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That proves to be a problem when A is put in a body of a young man whose family is traveling far from their love Rhiannon.
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The "Bad Gal" has cemented her status as a fashion risk-taker, and her latest look proves to be a continuation of her latest style streak.
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An early pornographer makes an appearance, and proves to be even more sordid than he seems; the chief of police turns out to be a monster.
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But all of this action occurs within the framing device of a detective story, and this proves to be Night Call's clumsiest and least-involving element.
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And while the current of Aston Martin cars are outstanding to look at and drive, this new one proves to be even better — in every way.
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It proves to be the case that far more diseases than previously known may result from human interaction with the microbiome inside each one of us.
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It's ironic that where the fictional Christine manages to bring Chubbuck to life, the documentary Kate Plays Christine proves to be nothing but a ghost story.
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So, are earnings forecasts too bearish, and if so will there be a further pop upwards for stock markets when this proves to be the case?
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San Francisco proves to be the most costly city in which to rent over a 35-year period: GoBankingRates estimates it could cost nearly $2.5 million.
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This unique combination of materials proves to be ultra-soft, moisture-wicking, and temperature-regulating — just what you want to envelop your body as you sleep.
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When someone proves to be indigent and unable to pay fines in, say, a traffic case, the law requires a court to consider alternatives to imprisonment.
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That elision, which proves to be enormous, is obligingly corrected by Rosenberg, who documents Murray's lifelong struggle with gender identity and her sexual attraction to women.
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In that sense, as a product of the 60s counterculture, Dunning's loneliness proves to be a particularly devastating turn of events that the film unspools quietly.
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Then he demands that the family join him on what proves to be a hellish cross-country journey in an old powder-blue Mercedes station wagon.
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With some quarters seeing the 2008 election less as a promise than as a threat, Obama's achievement proves to be both a milestone and a millstone.
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So celebrate the latest jobs numbers, while hoping that this proves to be the middle of a nice boom rather than the beginning of the end.
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And it has been spending more of its own money on tech investments as fund-raising for its second Vision Fund proves to be slow going.
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This proves to be only a minor issue, as the family's inability to communicate with each other is much harder to overcome than Flor's language barrier.
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In Steven T. Murray's translation, it's all very entertaining, but the mash-up of these plots with Felicia's disappearance proves to be a stretch too far.
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Indeed, rotoscoping proves to be the ideal way to portray Alma's gifts, which might just be a particularly acute manifestation of a schizophrenia-like mental illness.
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"Imagine sending back one person - the remedy proves to be more expensive than the disease," Guatemalan President-elect Alejandro Giammattei said at an event Thursday afternoon.
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"The Chosen," directed by Dawn Loveland, proves to be both an affecting coming-of-age tale and a fascinating rumination on the essence of family and wisdom.
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In another experiment, researchers focused on couples that recently had a baby, as maintaining a regular sex life during that time period often proves to be difficult.
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From becoming pals with his cellmate to having a steamy love affair with his personal trainer, Lithgow proves to be more difficult to defend than Segal thought.
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Other analysts said, however, if the boost to inflation from the VAT increase proves to be weaker than thought, the central bank should consider cutting rates earlier.
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But it still provides some insight into the Trump administration's priorities — and for the fight against the opioid crisis, that proves to be both good and bad.
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The process will be more drawn-out than usual if, as seems likely, there proves to be a shortage of buyers for a fresh supply of junk.
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If Mr Crowder proves to be anywhere near as valuable as RPM suggests, then the combination of him and Mr Thomas should far exceed Mr Irving's output.
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The boycott - if it proves to be more than just a brief burst of nationalistic fervour - could marginally add to that, unless consumers spend on something else.
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Every year, the Geneva Motor Show proves to be one of the flashiest, most outrageous car shows that happen around the world — and 2018 is no exception.
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As Sandhya and Shyam embark on their licentious relationship, we see their story through Kamal and Mintu's eyes and this proves to be an effective narrative device.
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As the search begins for Mitch's replacement, Reese Witherspoon's Bradley Jackson proves to be a top contender, but it seems she and Alex may be at odds.
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The company released the results of its investigation of the incident and, if the report proves to be accurate, it certainly doesn't make the NSA look good.
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Whether or not the report proves to be true, there's no denying that the coffee world is already abuzz over the return of the Pumpkin Spice Latte.
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The boycott - if it proves to be more than just a brief burst of nationalistic fervor - could marginally add to that, unless consumers spend on something else.
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Even if the Trump administration proves to be the catastrophe she foresees, there is no reason the Democrats would turn back to her for a third run.
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"Markets are opening with a knee-jerk boost to risk appetite but time will tell how enduring the optimism proves to be," said ANZ economist Jo Masters.
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NASA should have a commercial alternative in play in case developing the Space Launch System proves to be impossible to achieve in a timely, less costly manner.
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At the very least, Frank no longer has to worry about competing against Heather Dunbar, whose commitment to running an honest campaign proves to be her undoing.
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He pointed out that in cases such as doing math, summarizing and translating multiple languages, AI proves to be on par or even superior to human capabilities.
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Another variation is spicy, the broth turned incarnadine from hot sauce, which proves to be more accent mark than armament, contouring the mouth instead of searing it.
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This proves to be a pencil sketch of the colored painting that follows after Mr. Morris adds dancing: It introduces much that "The Trout" then further develops.
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From here the path of the Merval, the primary Argentine stock market index, will turn on whether Macri's shift in politics proves to be the right approach.
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And Parks, though not a scientist or professional philosopher, proves to be a companionable guide, even if his book is more an appetizer than a main course.
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Still, if Ohtani ultimately proves to be little more than a middling pitcher and a run-of-the-mill hitter, will all these accommodations have been worthwhile?
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If those results are promising, and the study design proves to be safe, only then would they move on to patients that have any form of DoC.
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Amid all the scenery-chewing, though, Bagatsing proves to be a saving grace with a sincere, rousing performance that adds some grandeur to this bare-bones production.
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"Facial recognition software proves to be less accurate at identifying people with darker pigmentation," George Byers II, a black software engineer, told the police board last month.
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If it works well, great; if it proves to be an irritant, they'll likely be dealing with the fallout — flareups, anxiety, self-esteem issues, pain — for weeks.
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Trump's much-talked-about hair proves to be the most expensive in the eyes of the cosmetology program, costing at estimated $400 for an on-demand stylist.
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I have yet to taste Dragash, which emanates from a mountainous region of Kosovo, but, if it proves to be anything but wolfish, I shall be disappointed.
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Flowers now lace Debbie Reynolds' 2 stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame ... and her daughter's makeshift shrine proves to be just as much of an attraction.
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All that luster, which too often in movies suggests polite manners and drowsily safe entertainment, proves to be a seductive, glossy way into something more satisfyingly complicated.
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Even if the killing of Mr. Adamowicz proves to be the irrational act of madman, there is fear that the increasingly heated rhetoric could translate to violence.
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Like many of the best horror narratives, this one sets itself up to be about one thing and then abruptly proves to be about something completely different.
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Winner of the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance, I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore proves to be as intriguing as its nearly double-digit title.
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As they vie for the top slot of the Premier League, today's matchup against low-table Swansea City proves to be every bit as important as any other.
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Every year, the Geneva Motor Show proves to be one of the flashiest, most outrageous car shows that take place around the world — and 2019 is no exception.
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That gives them a good shot of actually being elected to Congress, particularly if an anti-Trump environment proves to be an electoral boon for the minority party.
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The Walking Dead hasn't always known the best way to develop either character, but viewing them both through the eyes of Carl proves to be the magic bullet.
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The home away from home theme set in the backdrop of multiple popular sitcom shows proves to be "a very good metaphor for The Voice family," Levine says.
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If, as many suspect, biology proves to be to future industries what physics and chemistry have been to industries past, that would be a feat of lasting value.
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In many ways, Hope proves to be a more competent superhero than Scott Lang (Paul Rudd), who took on the mantle of Ant-Man in the previous film.
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Moonlight is a film so measured, so delicate and powerful, that it proves to be sensitive in ways most movies aren't, even in ways most of life isn't.
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The film breathes life into an opaque intimacy (which is otherwise predominantly seen in photographs of their activism): Sylvia proves to be a total flake, forgetting Marsha's birthday.
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In the other, Richie gets further entangled with the mob boss Corrado Galasso — which proves to be more hazardous than the time an entire building collapsed on him.
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It is therefore worthwhile to speculate on what might happen to our country and politics if 2628 proves to be a "wave election" with Clinton thumping Donald Trump.
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Many large corporations using mainframes have learned the hard way that a wholesale move to the cloud or other commodity distributed servers ultimately proves to be more expensive.
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"Prestonpans" proves to be the second season's strongest episode yet, returning several times to some central themes: the camaraderie of men in war and their fear of death.
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Facebook began allowing users to choose from around 50 gender options in 2014, but the U.S. proves to be far behind on the recognition of non-binary people.
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But that will be cold comfort to Democrats if 2020 proves to be a more normal year and artfully drawn maps come back to bite with a vengeance.
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Jack also has a nose for trouble and proves to be a disastrous house sitter, yet remains so endearing that Lee can't quite shake him as her friend.
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Others unfold between Ruth and Mel Wulf of the A.C.L.U. (Justin Theroux), who backs the litigation but proves to be (as we might say now) a problematic ally.
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Sky has threatened to shut down Sky News if the news channel proves to be a major obstacle in its takeover bid by Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox.
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No matter how good Félix or Havertz or de Jong proves to be, it is unlikely anyone will score as many goals as regularly as Messi or Ronaldo.
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As she settles in, Flor proves to be an indispensable member of the family who teaches the Claskys more about understanding one another than they could have imagined.
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For that reason, an Apple Watch could be a useful screening tool for high-risk patients -- if its heart rate monitor proves to be sufficiently sensitive and accurate.
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But as the election proves to be more of a minefield than he expected, he begins to blur the lines of morality in order to achieve his goal.
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At the very least, he proves to be a good distraction now that the Dark Lord has said he wants Sabrina by his side as his herald, not Lilith.
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While Villanelle is obviously one of the greatest assassins alive, oftentimes with powerful, very bad men for prey, Eve proves to be just as formidable in her own way.
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And then there's Regan, who is deaf and sees herself as a burden on her family, when, in fact, her disability proves to be one of her strongest assets.
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He's pitted against those who'll stop at nothing to protect its secrets — and the mysterious Vera (Coon) who proves to be a complicated, enigmatic piece to this haunting puzzle.
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Monthly unlimited passes and other discount options aren't supported yet, but experts are holding out hope that the new OMNY system proves to be more equitable than the MetroCard.
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The 48-year-old actress stars in the new collection campaign — her fun-loving personality proves to be the perfect match for the comfy cute vibes of Old Navy.
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The relationship that ensues is not sexual, but instead proves to be a deep comradeship forged by different minds who each passionately pursue the challenges of their individual artistry.
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If One Re's business model proves to be unsustainable as evidenced by losses in 2018 and beyond, or significantly weaker-than-forecast premium growth, the rating would be downgraded.
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While the opportunity to be a performer at Vandevere's Dreamland seems like a good decision, it proves to be dangerous as Holt discovers it is full of dark secrets.
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This proves to be easy peasy for the Riding in Cars with Boys actress, as she smacks on a red hue to each contestant with eight seconds to spare.
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Baby longs to drive far, far away from the criminal business—with his new beau (Lily James) and his iPod—but it proves to be easier said than done.
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The fact that it is Facebook, of all companies, that proves to be extra sensitive to how women are represented through their products is what matters most of all.
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Like father, like son couldn't be more true for Meek Mill and his boy -- especially when the tyke proves to be a promising rap star like his old man.
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Retirement is a hotbed issue that elicits different reactions depending on the age of the individual in question, but proves to be a problem that affects all three generations.
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For instance, on one card (pictured above) a woman with long blonde braids sits on a stool milking a grumpy cow—which on inspection proves to be a bull.
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If the Predator 17 proves to be a successful endeavor, you can expect to see even more PC makers pursuing gaming laptops as the overall industry continues to shrink.
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But in many cases, network architecture and delivery proves to be too costly for them to handle heavy traffic, and they are running out of capacity in some cases.
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Even if the disgraced C.O.'s return proves to be a rumor, it's likely many viewers have forgotten what caused one of OITNB's most famous characters to completely disappear.
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If old fashioned economic analysis proves to be right, and the tax cuts add to an already unsustainable growth of the public debt, there will be hell to pay.
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"Zimbabwean manufacturers, traders and tourism operators will rejoice if the EU's presence at the polls proves to be the first step towards extending a political olive branch," he said.
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This story of first-world problems proves to be an enjoyable comedy of manners as Sweeney artfully skewers family dynamics, the publishing world and New York society at large.
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If this proves to be the case, he might just become a UFC champion again, and push himself one crucial step closer to the rematch he so desperately desires.
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"So long as this new strategy proves to be real, the mayor thinks this is great news for L-train riders," a spokesman for Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
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For international students, who according to Harvard data make up 10,000 students from more than 155 countries, finding a place to go proves to be an even harder task.
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The text of this satirical alphabet book was left unillustrated when she died in 643, but now Ruzzier's ("Good Boy") sweetly subversive sensibility proves to be another felicitous match.
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We'll need more data and results from caucus night to know for sure, but I'd bet that this proves to be an important reason for the disparate poll results.
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Whether the House Intelligence Committee's infamous, soon to be publicly released memo proves to be the Holy Grail of corruption at FBI HQ or not, we need some answers.
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McNickle, however, has the advantage of being able to cover all three of Bloomberg's terms rather than only the first two, and he proves to be an excellent judge.
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And if there ultimately proves to be no "there" there, Robert Mueller will withstand whatever the shrill critics and armchair prosecutors toss his way as he makes the announcement.
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But Chase is old "in the way a seven-foot rattlesnake was old," and Zoe proves to be a natural at destroying evidence, switching personalities and handling a Beretta.
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If this accusation proves to be the case, the donation would violate the prohibition in our campaign finance laws on the use of foreign money to support a candidate.
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" But he also wrote that, when solar energy "proves to be affordable and reliable in providing a substantial percent of our energy needs, then maybe it'll be worth discussing.
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"If this proves to be the case then we may see rather more obvious aggressive dissent going forwards, which again may feed into a more volatile environment," Shaoul noted.
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Though he doesn't quite achieve Coogler's balance of poetic intensity and laid-back naturalism, Caple proves to be both a capable fight choreographer and a deft orchestrator of emotions.
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I just ask that you not get frustrated or awkward and turn away if the translation comes haltingly, or if the truth proves to be more than you wanted.
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Carrie is able to get Saad to come clean, but her risk in reaching out is not only short- sighted, it ultimately proves to be a total waste of time.
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The self-learning platform gives Hone an easier way to assess how successful, or not, a particular module proves to be, and it allows Hone to continue sharpening its products.
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There will still be a human employee — known as a "hospitality champ" — to greet guests and assist them with ordering if the new system proves to be less than intuitive.
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CIA will no longer use vaccination programs for operations What happens when the missionary's cover is blown: for example, if their business proves to be a front for something else?
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Sansa summarily proves to be the good and kind ruler she's been looking for (and I can't wait to see these two wandering the wintry wastes and knocking heads together).
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Shaian going from office-to-office asking for the location of the Trump campaign office quickly proves to be a terrible idea, and garners a little too much negative attention.
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Virtualitics hopes that data visualization proves to be something business customers can use inside VR. The company is launching a closed beta later this month with major customers, including Accenture.
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So let's hope that, if nothing else, this is the one iPhone rumor that proves to be true and we can — finally, finally, finally — say goodbye to the 16GB iPhone.
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In any event, ending development of conventional cars with internal combustion engines will put Volvo on a solid footing if electricity proves to be the future of the auto industry.
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If staying focused on your breathing proves to be a real struggle, try counting each breath in and out until you get to 20, and then start again from one.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - If Pyeongchang proves to be Adam Rippon's figure skating swan song then "America's sweetheart" will look back on the Winter Games without an ounce of regret.
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Ms. Johnson proves to be as skilled at organizing the images as she is at capturing them, assembling evocative montages of images drawn from radically different times, places and projects.
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THE TOPLINE: President Obama would consider sending more U.S. Special Operations forces to Syria in the future if the latest deployment proves to be successful, the White House said Tuesday.
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Yet, if the original version of events proves to be true, it will be a chilling continuation of the long history of disrespecting Indians and denying them their basic rights.
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The trip proves to be bumpy, both physically and emotionally, as the often bickering siblings nurse their individual differences and recall what little they remember about life with their father.
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The tragedy of a highhanded leader who proves to be fatally out of touch with society, "Coriolanus" is infrequently performed, probably because its title figure is a relatively disagreeable character.
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Watching the only person with whom he had a genuine emotional connection die proves to be the last straw for Gabriel, who returns to Negan's compound a shell of himself.
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But other than Biden, every other Democratic contender on the debate stage is in favor of getting rid of the legislative filibuster entirely if it proves to be an obstacle.
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While Republican turnout proves to be more steady across election cycles, Democratic turnout fluctuates wildly between presidential and midterm elections, as well as between state-level and national-level elections.
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But if plant-based meat proves to be a fad and phases out, it could mean the loss of millions of dollars for big companies who made a bad bet.
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"He is fully capable of moving to where the Democratic needle proves to be moving," said Hank Sheinkopf, a political consultant who has worked for the governor in the past.
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After a fight, where the moon proves to be as strong as the sun, they agree in sharing the duty — one during the day and the other during the night.
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It's a history of the card catalog, and it proves to be a really interesting look at not only the system itself, but also the history of public libraries in America.
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"Cholangiocarcinoma or bile duct cancer is a rare type of cancer that is most often discovered at the later stages, and sadly in most cases proves to be fatal," she explains.
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It's important to point out that Dragon's Dogma is often a deeply repetitive game—but the process of mastering the skills that you're given proves to be joyful enough in itself.
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If the technology proves to be cost efficient and as effective as its proponents have previously claimed, it will still have a huge impact on how we and our cargo travel.
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"Focusing on the technical picture, the metal has the potential to rebound towards $1,1.353 if $1,308 proves to be reliable support," Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM, said in a note.
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Near the start, the elder Roebling has what proves to be a fatal accident on a Fulton Street pier in Brooklyn: a ferry's hull pushes against the dock, crushing his foot.
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The rating would be downgraded if One Re's business model proves to be unsustainable, as evidenced by material losses in 2018, combined with Fitch expectations that losses would continue beyond 2018.
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Relying on private prisons almost always proves to be a bad decision,particularly for 'law and order' administrations that claim to keep the safety and security of the people in mind.
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Mr. Reid predicts that such sentiment will become more common if Mr. Trump proves to be a drag on other candidates on the ballot and if he continues to make missteps.
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Whether the rally proves to be more than a one-day event, though, hinges on the delivery of sufficiently hawkish follow-up commentary from top Fed officials in the days ahead.
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Clutterbuck's hard-nosed play alongside his linemates, Casey Cizikas and Matt Martin, often proves to be a difference-maker for the Islanders, who will host the Columbus Blue Jackets on Thursday.
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If blockchain proves to be efficient, reliable, and secure — at scale — it's possible that the technology could reach an inflection point and start gaining widespread acceptance during the next presidential administration.
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The house car proves to be a successful disguise that enables them to park near the side of a road and avoid police harassment as it poses as a rooted structure.
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One Jew who didn't raise his fists is the unnamed narrator of Mihail Sebastian's 1934 novel, "For Two Thousand Years," which proves to be remarkably pertinent to our time and place.
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Looking ahead, is there any chance the court will avoid mirroring the country's cavernous polarization — and any way we won't all be the poorer if that proves to be the case?
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But the man-made disaster of voter suppression proves to be the most potent force of all, depressing the African American voting rate to a mere 72% of 2012's performance.
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Even if it proves to be the right thing to do, implementing a ban on political ads is no easy task, as the major platforms have found out in Washington state.
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The narrator's reticence in divulging her own interiority acts as a fascinating exercise in withholding, one that marks Cusk's entire trilogy and proves to be a respite from today's overstuffed fiction.
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At the end, the music seems on the verge of resolving to G major, but an apparent transitional chord proves to be the last, its notes dropping out one by one.
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"Built on the backs of hunters and anglers, the American conservation model proves to be the example for all nations to follow for wildlife and habitat conservation," Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said.
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Of Guillard's 32 wins, he possesses 21 knockout victories so there is no doubt he would make a splash in UBBAD with his punching power if this signing proves to be legitimate.
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The tension of this scene proves to be only a fraction of the breathless action to come in Killing Eve, which is created and showrun by Phoebe Waller-Bridge of Fleabag fame.
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Kyrgyz and Russian officials have yet to confirm this, but if it proves to be the case it would be foolish to think ISIS high command did not plan it this way.
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I'll see if it ultimately proves to be as dumb a decision as it can feel like to walk case-less over asphalt and risk fumbling its hard-to-grip glass back.
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Even if this proves to be a false dawn, for China to cause a global economic downturn would require its slowdown to become infectious not just across borders, but across sectors too.
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"No matter what the motivation proves to be, and we are keeping an open mind, this is being treated as a terrorist attack and the Counter Terrorism Command is investigating," Basu said.
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Josie is leery about him sitting in on one of their sessions, but he proves to be valuable, going so far to help write a song they perform later in the episode.
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Whatever the social cost of carbon proves to be over time, the real reality is that governments are proving unwilling to assume a high figure in terms of their own policy formulation.
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That would provide the best defence in the event that the pessimists are right and the impact of artificial intelligence proves to be more rapid and more dramatic than the optimists expect.
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Why don't any of the minimum-wage proposals out there have provisions to speed up the phase-in if higher pay proves to be neutral or even helpful (gasp!) to the economy?
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As he is radicalized, his eloquence, his charisma and his knowledge of Scripture become weapons deployed against his oppressors, and the relative kindness of the white Turners proves to be an illusion.
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Clinton will meet with House Democrats on Wednesday, as congressional leadership in her party sees a chance to pick up seats if Mr. Trump proves to be a drag on Republican candidates.
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If it proves to be effective against chlamydia and Mycoplasma genitalium (another bacterial STI), the GARDP and Entasis partnership could license it for those two infections as well, subject to clinical trials.
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For all of his hotheaded temperament, Coriolanus is depicted as a man of personal modesty and candor whose frank distrust of the general public — and its fickle opinions — proves to be justified.
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"If it proves to be what they say it is, it is a once-in-a-generation — or several generations — find," said Michael Witmore, director of the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington.
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Looking ahead to the next decade, we're interested in seeing if and how Apple maintains such numbers, or if its previous reliance on the iPhone proves to be a double-edged sword.
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The doc's about a shuttered GM plant in Ohio that gets resurrected by a Chinese company, which integrates their own factory workers with Americans in what proves to be a culture clash.
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"South Park"is a crudely animated show set in a small, rural town, and it proves to be an excellent vehicle for wildly inventive ideas that are designed with offending in mind.
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Though most of the story's characters don't appear to have any connection, the shooting proves to be a singular event that touches the lives of everyone involved, whether they know it or not.
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Rue's narration proves to be a portentous thought as she ends up trying fentanyl — a drug that gives her blissful high but could also end her life — by the end of the episode.
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Not only is the hour important to the show's mythology, it also helps solidify the bonds between Kara, Alex and J'onn, and proves to be a timely allegory of our current political climate.
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In a market where all investors have equal access to data, it would be unlikely for sterling to move consistently ahead of ONS releases in what later proves to be the right direction.
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Even as she marries, late in life, a man who should have been her rival, Lavinia proves to be one of the most brilliantly rendered and memorable characters Annie Proulx has ever invented.
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In my latest book I write that our insecurities keep "floating," as none of the anchors we cast proves to be solid enough to hold them in place with any degree of permanence.
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The depiction of Michelle and Matt's marital problems proves to be not nearly as absorbing or timely as the grievous conflicts that challenge Gloria and Danny as they cope with their ailing spouses.
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Now if this proves to be a capitulation there is going to be opportunity, not only in the Treasury complex but also things like the banks," Baruch said Wednesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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"Whether or not this proves to be a good starting place for governance reform, we absolutely do not believe that eliminating the co-CEO structure is a suitable stopping place," the letter said.
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Hungry City 8 Photos View Slide Show ' First, a snack: asun, dark, smoky goat meat sifted with what looks like crimson dust and proves to be Scotch bonnets, smashed into powder and weaponized.
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But their phone call proves to be more of a wistful goodbye than anything else, proving once again that, for all its comedic trappings, "Insecure" is far more brutal than it originally appeared.
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But the proof she provides, a flash drive carrying the malware, proves to be a Trojan horse that infects the government's system and opens the door for the blackout to actually take place.
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Release Date: February 24 on Netflix Winner of the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance, I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore proves to be as intriguing as its nearly double-digit title.
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No stranger to the very specific art of cooking food on live television, Martha handles the dredging and the battering of the chicken with ease, and Wiz proves to be a capable sous chef.
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In the rest of the profile, Gadot proves to be perceptive and gracious, meeting her interviewer on the beach and teaching her how to walk like Diana in the infamous No Man's Land scene.
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Fortunately, this little omission proves to be vital for Charlie when Michel's crew reaches out via a trench-coat wearing lawyer named Anton (Jeff Wilbusch) and a gun-toting woman named Helga (Katharina Schüttler).
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Though the way things are going with in-game chats right now, there's always a possibility it might not be included in the final build if moderation proves to be too big a concern.
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At first, Frank and Amy get 12 hours together, but a second chance proves to be longer and more complicated due to how they approach the System and its power over when relationships end.
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Jeanne learns that her husband is both miserly and chronically unfaithful, and her only son proves to be a spendthrift wastrel who depletes the family fortune, leaving her in near-poverty toward the end.
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When it comes to Adam, Fiona takes the unusual step of visiting him in the hospital, where he proves to be a witty and impassioned young man, milk-pale with illness yet fiery within.
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Even if that proves to be the case, Tsagouris has been a vanguard in her profession, and has opened doors for other female fighters to achieve more than even she has been able to.
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That's Dax (Adam Pally), a feckless musician compelled by his pregnant sister (Jessica St. Clair) to dog-sit her mutt, Charlie, which proves to be a challenge since his apartment building doesn't allow dogs.
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If he can steal one more ball at a pivotal moment in what proves to be a slugfest of a Super Bowl, it's not a stretch to imagine him walking home with the hardware.
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No matter the celebrity, Vogue's 73 Questions series is bound to reveal a new factoid or two, and Cardi's installment proves to be just as eclectic and off-the-wall as the rapper herself.
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It's thankfully easy to take the Switch Lite in and out of the case, but you can still play the system with the cover attached and open if that proves to be more convenient.
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This proves to be the perfect opportunity to shoot a final scene for the video accompanying Ross's latest anthem "Same Hoes," a song that puts the Mr. Krabs meme effect on half of black Hollywood.
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If the deal proves to be successful look to see a lot of copycats doing the same thing — because there's certainly no shortage of department stores and brick and mortar retailers struggling for sales today.
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This could play out if the Federal Reserve decides to wait until later in the year, or it proves to be "too late" and the U.S. economy has already entered a weak phase, he said.
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But finding 1,000 pregnant women in a suburban area like Brookfield Heights proves to be unrealistic, so Kai settled for 100 pregnant women and rallied his boys in blue around the Night of 100 Tates.
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If this proves to be a corrupt "pay-to-play" scheme, it would constitute a myriad of crimes, including bribery (18 USC 201-b), mail fraud (18 USC 1341), and wire fraud (18 USC 1343).
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If the spot price of Brent crude in a year's time proves to be higher than $67, the current 12-month futures price, the buyer wins the bet; if it is lower, the seller wins.
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Even if history changes direction, and Mr Gordon's rise-and-fall thesis proves to be wrong, this book will survive as a superb reconstruction of material life in America in the heyday of industrial capitalism.
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Yet the story that Coward spins out in his two-act play, "A Song at Twilight," the opening production of the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey's 2016 season, proves to be more melancholy than mirthful.
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"If this wildfire proves to be a temporary setback for Canada's energy industry, I don't expect it to change the trajectory of monetary policy," said Bill Adams, senior international economist for PNC Financial Services Group.
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Jones's former beloved, Mark Darcy, shows up at the party (in a helicopter, for some reason) and proves to be newly single, which is the diarist's cue to get apocalyptically drunk and sleep with him.
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Netflix has picked the right vehicle to test those waters with the macabre anthology "Black Mirror," but its stealthily dropped effort "Bandersnatch" proves to be more of an interesting experiment than a creatively successful one.
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A slender piece that uneasily shifts between drama and comedy and is largely devoid of effective humor, "For Worse" proves to be the story of two women who are inexplicably in love with a stinker.
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If Tesla proves to be a bubble company, not only will many investors and potential customers be left stranded, but we will have witnessed a remarkable case study in the limits of entrepreneurial yarn spinning.
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If Prescott, under the pressure of a prime-time matchup against a good defense, finally proves to be human, it will make it easier for Dallas to stick with the plan of bringing back Romo.
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Even if that proves to be the case, such a brazen attack by an Iranian proxy on the crown jewel of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's energy system will raise the overall geopolitical risk premium.
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If the D-Wave collaboration proves to be a misstep for Volkswagen, it would illustrate the hazards of big data for companies whose main focus for the past century has been the internal combustion engine.
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Read more " _____ • Jack Goldsmith in Lawfare: "In the hope that this proves to be an irrelevant exercise, I sketch below what I think would happen if Trump did, in fact, decide he wanted Mueller gone.
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Given his connection to Bitcoin and his involvement with the shadier side of the internet, money proves to be no object — he offers a literal garbage bag full of money to Diane and the firm.
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What emerges is a solid, overly dense, but occasionally surprising serialized Netflix drama, one that hinges on a police cover-up but which proves to be a bit messy in its incorporation of racial politics.
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British-based Sky said Tuesday it could shut down Sky News if its ownership in the news channel proves to be a deterrent in a $15.4 billion takeover bid by Rupert Murdoch's 85033st Century Fox.
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But until that proves to be the case, legalization activists are taking up all sorts of tactics to push their message and maintain the progress they've made — including the ability to give away free pot.
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If that proves to be the lasting legacy of Sarkeesian's Tropes vs Women, rather than the ugly harassment directed at a person who dared raise a few pointed questions, that's one worth being proud of.
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In War Machine, writer-director David Michôd (Animal Kingdom, The Rover) cast Pitt in a different type of wartime role: General Glen McMahon, whose own cockiness proves to be a pitfall instead of a saving grace.
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At the bar, there is much drinking, but there are also some seriously sexy glances between Tess and bad boy waiter Jake, who proves to be even more wild than our innocent, young protagonist initially thought.
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Sincerely,AwkwardDear Awk,I don't know who came up with the adage, "business and friendship don't mix," but I find myself hating that person once or twice a year when it proves to be completely untrue.
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If this new flight feature proves to be popular, Browder will consider expanding it to "other industries like insurance, healthcare, and small businesses, where there may be more of an opportunity to make it commercially sustainable."
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In Westwood, she proves to be an obstinate and unpredictable subject and interviewee, which is a shot in the arm for an otherwise workmanlike biographical documentary, giving a look at both her life and her personality.
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Castle, like great artists before him, proves to be nature's hyper-sensitive but managing vessel; despite its irregular edges, and even two holes in its middle, the drawing possesses the most extraordinary sense of alert precision.
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Picking a bottle of wine for a pair of 90-year-olds with a house so close to wine country proves to be more difficult than expected, but we settle on a bottle of Pinot Noir.
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The trajectory of error as charted by Schulz — from the reasons behind the failures, to the harrowing realization of "radical error," to the opportunity these mistakes provide for real change — proves to be moving and cathartic.
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About 10 of the 100 or so descendants of the Clotilda slaves who still live in Africatown gathered on Wednesday to discuss what should be done with the wreckage if it proves to be the Clotilda.
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In the skillful way that he has harmonized the various voices, past and present, Alter proves to be another Arranger, practicing the composite art that he believes has long been the life-breath of this text.
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The hit to U.S. stocks would be far greater if the virus proves to be more deadly than it is now believed to be or infects large numbers of people both inside and outside of China.
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All this is because if Sanders proves to be the breakout candidate in Iowa or New Hampshire, that's probably the end for Warren, Buttigieg, and Klobuchar, who are all hinging their hopes on those early states.
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The bottom line: Federal efforts against Facebook may be less important for their concrete legal results than for limiting the company's ability to dominate the next phase of tech industry growth — whatever it proves to be.
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And although Maia proves to be crafty, figuring out a key piece of evidence for a police brutality case, it's obvious she has no idea just how much easier her overwhelming privilege makes things for her.
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The Lie of the Year — the only time PolitiFact uses the word 'lie' — speaks to a falsehood that proves to be of real consequence and gets repeated in a virtual campaign to undermine an accurate narrative.
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Emily is a grieving mother who finds solace in a grueling physical regimen — which proves to be her only defense when she runs, literally, into the clutches of a serial killer one day on the beach.
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On the other hand, it will be interesting to see if it proves to be a compelling enough feature to bring in more users to LinkedIn, luring them away from the Udemys and Skillsofts of the world.
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But there are other noteworthy examples, too: the character of Rachel Dawes in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy ultimately proves to be a disposable character whose horrifying fiery dispatch fuels Bruce Wayne's desire for revenge against the Joker.
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Rafael immediately proves to be too volatile of a man for anyone to work with when he starts dragging Giuliana around by the neck, pointing a gun at Andre (Trai Byers), and drinking out of a bottle.
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Earlier in the film, he proves to be the shittiest father left on earth, breaking a window during a spiteful baseball catch with his son, forgetting about his daughter's lifelong peanut allergy, and yelling shut up, Rachel!
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Once Jake starts hanging out with his new crew, a charming sideshow — the girl with the gobbling mouth in the back of her head, the boy with prophetic gifts — he proves to be somewhat of a dullard.
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Even if he proves to be a more ethical administrator, his ties to industries with a stake in the E.P.A.'s decisions run just as deep as Mr. Pruitt's did — and so do his conflicts of interest.
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But the ultimate enemy proves to be another rabbit, General Woundwort (Ben Kingsley, leaning into the big-bad role), who has turned his colony, Efrafa, into a militaristic kind of Bunny Sparta in the name of safety.
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The outlook for the rest of the year depends on whether the current softness in manufacturing and construction activity proves to be just a mid-cycle slowdown followed by re-acceleration or an end-of-cycle recession.
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It tends to take an agonizingly long time when you first start out, but then you might write a tweet that proves to be very popular, and it can really help get you noticed by the community.
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She's living with her Aunt Ida (Gabrielle Rose), a dour scold whose opprobrium has seeped into every corner of her house and who enters, haggling with a man who proves to be Maud's brother, Charles (Zachary Bennett).
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But, working to get the game off the ground proves to be just as difficult as tolerating Grimm's ego for his fellow developers, played by Charlotte Nicdao, David Hornsby, Ashly Burch, Jessie Ennis, and Community's Danny Pudi.
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Other experts have put the estimates much higher with some British media reports suggesting that the figure could be much nearer 493 million pounds, particularly if Leicester's success proves to be more than a one-season wonder.
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The group proves to be a good team, avoiding First Order capture; although, they are later stopped by a large ship piloted by Han Solo and Chewbacca, who are eager to regain control of the Millenium Falcon.
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Once there, the confrontation between their culture and the Japanese authorities who are actively resisting the spread of Christianity in the country proves to be more explosive than they'd expected, and the solutions are not easily forthcoming.
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Except Trump the Crusader is targeting the press as his heretical entity, pointing them out as a source of harmful misinformation that must be destroyed (even as he himself proves to be a frequent source of harmful misinformation).
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Sampson shows that because of how it's set up, it proves to be a gaping security hole that could compromise what you download, not to mention your real IP address—not good for something used for illegal downloads.
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This year's foreign bank holding company test involves both a quantitative and a qualitative assessment, giving the Fed broad powers to flunk a bank for control or risk management failures, even if it proves to be well-capitalized.
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We've covered a ton of charging cables in the past, each of them boasting a feature that proves to be very useful to smartphone power users — indestructibility, lightning speed charging and data transfer, and multiple built-in connections.
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In the main studio, housed in the home's former kitchen, Logothetti sidles up behind his set-up; he's joined by Villalobos, 33, whose reputation as a man of few words both precedes him and proves to be true.
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In a lot of "pro" situations, the X-T1 proves to be the more usable camera, and it's hard to imagine that we won't see an X-T2 with the focus stick and 24-megapixel sensor soon enough.
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Novartis plans to charge insurers and payers only when the drug proves to be effective one month into treatment, a so-called "outcome-based" pricing scheme that puts some of the risk of the drug on its manufacturer.
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And their fraught relationship proves to be especially moving as Goldsmith, after becoming a father himself, decides to finally make amends with the aging and ailing O'Brien, vowing to prove his innocence as a sort of unspoken penance.
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While Reynolds is undoubtedly more reserved during her interviews than Fisher, Bright Lights proves to be a revealing portrait of the two stars, excavating old resentments and insecurities as well as the fierce love and protectiveness they shared.
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If this estimate proves to be accurate, the wildfire will become the most expensive natural disaster in Canadian history, well above the $1.8 billion and $1.5 billion costs of the 2013 Alberta floods and 1998 Quebec ice storm respectively.
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If this proves to be true, even the most seasoned of career prosecutors ultimately look to their boss, the person appointed by the President of the United States, to make the final decision in the big and controversial cases.
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The Cloverfield Paradox Having to buy a ticket puts pressure on an individual movie to make all that effort and expenditure worth the while (well, unless you have a MoviePass, but let's see how sustainable that proves to be).
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The color photo shows Wright Mons, a 90-mile-wide, 2.5-mile-high mountain that, if it proves to be a volcano, "would be the largest such feature discovered in the outer solar system," NASA said in a statement.
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Whether or not the 3T proves to be as popular as the 3 remains to be seen, but it will likely still be a favorite among Android enthusiasts looking to get the most for their money this holiday season.
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If the summit proves to be a success — if true cooperation results and North Korea bids farewell to its nuclear and missile program — then Moon will have achieved what every South Korean president has attempted but failed to accomplish.
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British broadcaster Sky has said that it could shut down Sky News if its ownership of the channel proves to be an obstruction to the company's 11.7 billion-pound ($15.4 billion) takeover by Rupert Murdoch's Twenty-First Century Fox.
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It proves to be a wonderfully thoughtful and challengingly critical presentation by an artist whose lack of representation in the UK certainly does not reflect a lack of importance, but rather her marginalization as a Black American woman artist.
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It's fitting (and promising), then, that the theme song of Netflix's A Series of Unfortunate Events television adaptation begins by warning viewers to "look away"—because it quickly proves to be a series that you can't look away from.
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These events are related, Marie soon learns, but the whorl of history proves to be a game of Clue in which both the crimes and culprits have become obscured by the passage of time and the lesions of memory.
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Yet out of all the curiosities encountered during their cultural expedition, a chance piece of trash — ordinary, irrefutable evidence of the tumultuous changes their own bodies are undergoing — proves to be the most monstrous, provoking that primal reaction: violence.
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And while I'm still skeptical about the post-racial way this society has been constructed, Moira's fight for her own autonomy proves to be so engaging it opens up the series to more dynamic avenues I hope are developed.
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Once the cooperation between the two parties proves to be successful, because the contract is not exclusive, the NBA can also reach similar agreements with other gaming companies, and the alliance can attract more sponsors of the gaming industry.
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He was a charismatic antihero in a comedy of manners, an anti-Darcy who proves to be exactly what he is on the surface, and whose superciliousness is bone-deep and directed at everyone in the world around him.
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Norman Ornstein, who studies politics and Congress at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, said the Republicans could suffer a political defeat if Ford proves to be a persuasive witness in the glare of the nationally televised hearing on Thursday.
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But even if January proves to be a down month, there's always a bright side: "Down Januaries were followed by substantial declines averaging minus 12.9 percent, providing excellent buying opportunities later in most years," according to the Stock Trader's Almanac.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, however, to insisted in a press conference on Saturday evening that "this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period," CNN reports — a statement that every inauguration photograph proves to be untrue.
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In Lewin's extensive work in China, he has noticed a consistent pattern: When a product or category proves to be popular, the number of counterfeits explodes, and brands are powerless to stop it, no matter how much policing they do.
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And while she is several decades older than the young Carol Burnett was when she originated Winnifred on Broadway 50-some years ago, the diminutive Ms. Hoffman proves to be every inch — and decibel — the ingénue she needs to be.
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Still, if the February decline proves to be a durable trend rather than a blip, it could have large implications for industries that rely heavily on flows of undocumented labor, such as California's agriculture sector, which is the nation's largest.
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The heavy shorting of the stocks puts investors at risk of a short squeeze if project timelines meet or beat expectations, or if near-term oversupply of battery chemicals proves to be more seasonal than structural, fund managers and analysts said.
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And, if this photo proves to be correct, the Home Hub will be available on October 22nd (at least in England, as pounds are referenced instead of dollars), and it will likely be announced at Google's upcoming event on October 9th.
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"In case of no deal, where short-term disruption proves to be material enough to undermine competitiveness and operational performance, then downgrades could also occur, particularly for certain non-financial corporates," S&P Global Ratings credit analyst Paul Watters said.
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"All-Nighter," Superstore's ninth and best episode, aired February 8, and it proves to be a stellar showcase for the entire cast, all the actors contributing their own particular brand of zany energy to keep the show zipping confidently along.
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Chloe's stepdad, David, seems to be both a dick and a pervert when we first meet him, but he later proves to be fiercely loyal to his loved ones, his overprotectiveness to blame for some questionable monitoring of local students.
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If Derrick Favors stays healthy, Donovan Mitchell contends for Rookie of the Year, Ricky Rubio proves to be all-around upgrade over George Hill, and Rudy Gobert continues to evolve on the offensive end, the Jazz should make the playoffs.
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Offering no-fee trading is one way to stand out, but — and this may be a big but — if the AI proves to be more effective than human advisors, then the company could have a big advantage over the competition.
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"While there could be some initial sticker shock associated with the costs of selling a home, investing in home improvement projects like painting and home staging often proves to be very valuable in the long-run," said Thumbtack economist Lucas Puente.
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If that proves to be true, the degree of excess supply, and the build up in stocks, both in 2015 and 2016, might be somewhat smaller than the IEA has estimated and predicted, which would be mildly bullish for prices.
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It is far too early to tell whether this will eventually produce a Cuban reformer in the mold of Mikhail Gorbachev or Deng Xiaoping, or whether Mr. Díaz-Canel proves to be simply a place-holder for another generation of Castros.
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The matching of subjects with moods that (because of soaring repair costs and fiendishly manipulative workmen) are often "un peu triste" proves to be the highlight of a book that might have entertained more if pruned to half its length.
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"No matter what the motivation proves to be, and we are keeping an open mind, this is being treated as a terrorist attack and the Counter Terrorism Command is investigating," he said, adding that more officers had been deployed across London.
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Bloomberg's team has indicated to Democrats that he might reorient his campaign to a more general anti-Trump organization if Biden proves to be on the path to victory following Super Tuesday, when California votes, according to the New York Times.
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With his boyish smile, stoic grace and aw-shucks Georgia demeanor, Kuchar, 39, has the temperament to deal with his disappointment at Royal Birkdale on Sunday, even if it proves to be his last best chance to win a major title.
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As in Mr. Malick's 2016 film "Knight of Cups" (about a screenwriter), sex and especially sex without love inevitably proves to be a crucial false promise, a temptation that leads to suffering, cascading tears and sometimes catastrophic, even fatal falls.
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It's a very Christian imagining of Tam Lin, with lots of dark muttering over the "heathen" fairy folk, whose magic always proves to be illusory and whom Kate and Christopher are able to escape because of their good Christian morality.
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M. McFarland Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is currently sitting lower on the Tomatometer than Daredevil did over a decade ago—but that's through no fault of Ben Affleck, who actually proves to be a bit of genius casting as Batman.
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Just figuring out how to get to the exit point can be a challenge enough, but when you also have to avoid enemy attacks and figure out how to get rid of the bad guys, the game proves to be surprisingly difficult.
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Yes, this is a show that wants to present the full spectrum of The Way Things Are Now, but it's completely upfront about that, and its earnestness — tinged, of course, with Cody's occasionally sardonic tone — proves to be one of its greatest strengths.
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But even if this proves to be the case, she has shown over and over again that she's as compromised as anyone in a White House that includes dudes admitting straight up they want to use the government to make themselves richer.
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"If this promotion proves to be a success, we see the potential for it to be offered in other parts of the U.S. and perhaps throughout more of the year," Mark Kalinowksi, an analyst for Nomura, said in a research note Tuesday.
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One, innocuous-looking speck of light flies into the air and, seconds later, proves to be a big, honking, potentially illicit mortar, exploding with what is just an obscene amount of force and setting off an entire neighborhood's worth of car alarms.
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That framing is upheld throughout much of KOD, which proves to be one of J. Cole's engaging projects due to its attempt to guide listeners on how to cope with vices and obstacles without hardly ever stepping into the condescending preacher territory.
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"Filling an exercise studio with beds might look unusual, but if it proves to be a success, we're definitely excited at the possibility of rolling out the programme to more of our clubs down the line," a spokesperson noted in the gym's announcement.
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The big question after last night however, will be even more pointed this morning: Will the GOP finally put country before party and call out Trump for the unstable, morally vapid, dangerous, unfit, lying president he proves to be time and again?
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Recaptured in New York, he was placed in temporary detention in the Manhattan jail known as the Tombs — a turn of events, ironically, that proves to be his life-defining break even as it ensures he will spend many more decades behind bars.
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A pairing like this might seem incompatible, and it very often proves to be, but such couples were quite au courant in the late-aughts queer communities that helped gentrify Bushwick and Williamsburg, as the Rhys Ernst film Adam so accurately captures.
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Whether that proves to be to its benefit or detriment when it comes to appeal and lasting power remains to be seen — but one thing is for sure: People love Minecraft and they're going to want to at least try this out.
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"If 2351 from 12/24 proves to be the correction low on the S&P 500, this suggests that the S&P 500 could achieve a new high in January 2020 given the start of the correction in September," the BofA analysts said.
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Saroo (played Sunny Pawar as a kid and Dev Patel as an adult) proves to be an uncommonly resilient and resourceful child, managing to survive on the streets of Kolkata — until, one day, a kind Australian couple (Nicole Kidman and David Wenham) adopts him.
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"We expect to see pressure on shares as we progress through the year, as cash burn intensifies and the ramp of Model 3 volumes proves to be slower and flatter than assumed in guidance/consensus," analyst David Tamberrino wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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And so if Buttigieg proves to be merely a flavor of the month, he could find much of that money run toward other candidates, especially given that his relationships with marquee tech donors are not rooted as deeply as are Harris's, Booker's, or Joe Biden's.
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She's been in and out of the spotlight for nearly six years now (she was just 8 when she appeared on Dance Moms) and has gotten some great advice along the way — some from Sia herself, who proves to be a pretty solid mentor.
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Based on the ambitious novels by Diana Gabaldon, and helmed by Battlestar Galactica mastermind Ron Moore, the series is epic in scope but also manages to excel in its quietest, character-driven moments, where simple human intimacy proves to be its most timeless quality.
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If hosting another conference proves to be too laden with metaphorical landmines, and a strong lack of desire to repeat it, how do I take steps in redefining what it is to be a woman in the world, and in the world of restaurants?
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Whatever the backstory, J's case-by-case approach to ascertaining threats and refusal to cave to mob mentality fear is what initially earns him the agent position and ultimately proves to be a key asset to the success of his later in the film.
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So if Fabula's language-agnostic propagation and user focused approach proves to be as culturally universal as its makers hope, it might be able to raise flags faster than human brains which lack the necessary language skills and local knowledge to intelligently parse context.
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If in two years the drug proves to be "300 grand worth of placebo," as one skeptic wrote on his blog, that would mean a multibillion dollar hit to investors, not to mention the loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars that families would've spent.
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"If the current softness in crude prices proves to be transient and as the output gap continues to close, inflation excluding food and fuel may likely trend upwards and counterbalance the benefit of the expected easing of food inflation," the RBI said in a statement.
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"If the characterization of the site proves to be excellent, one could consider how a full-scale neutrino observatory might be deployed on a relatively fast timescale thanks to the existing deep-water infrastructure," Resconi, who also participated in the study, said in a statement.
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Read more: 'The Simpsons' predicted Daenerys Targaryen's big plot twist on 'Game of Thrones' 2 years agoBut he proves to be no match for the animated congresswomen, as they chase him around the White House and sing about why they hope to impeach him.
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If her frank critique of frankness proves to be more of a political nonevent than a bombshell, as has been the case to date, that will be for a good reason: Most of us know she is right, even if we don't admit it.
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Given that slavery is already illegal in Westeros, it's not entirely clear what she has in mind in this respect, but Dany is certainly an idealist, and idealism often proves to be an awkward match for a political strategy that's based on flying death machines.
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A precocious talent for musical composition proves to be as much a curse as a gift for the mostly unseen heroine of "Her Requiem," a thoughtful, beautifully acted new play by Greg Pierce that opened at the Claire Tow Theater on Monday in an LCT3 production.
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If the clinical trial for ZPIV proves to be safe and effective in the dozens of human volunteers, the vaccine candidates will advance to a series of clinical trials to be run by Sanofi Pasteur, a vaccines division of pharmaceutical company Sanofi, according to the Herald.
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In Little Woods, Deb ends up resolving her crisis with a trek through the woods across the border to Canada (and a forged Canada Health ID that she steals when the cost proves to be too high), but in real life, things rarely resolve so simply.
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Maybe my favorite byproduct of Jamie's transformation, however, is how it proves to be her downfall in the season three premiere, when she spends half the episode working to break into a secret science lab — only to immediately get caught because her phone's ringer is on.
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Now that availability of the device is being opened up, it will be interesting to see how popular the micro:bit proves to be, and whether it can repeat the Pi's sales success but end up landing in the hands of a younger generation of budding coders.
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In the event the announcement proves to be just a threat (80% probability), we would expect [the Mexican currency] to trade closer to our six-month forecast of 20, which we attribute to softer economic growth, gradual fiscal deterioration, and the risk of institutional erosion in Mexico.
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Adam and Danielle Busby have their hands full with their all-girl quints Ava Lane, Olivia Marie, Hazel Grace, Riley Paige and Parker Kate — and in PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's season premiere of OutDaughtered, bedtime proves to be one of their biggest challenges yet.
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It's useful to be reminded that Charles Dickens borrowed features from the stately Rockingham Castle for Sir Leicester Dedlock's somber home at Chesney Wold, while the gloomily named Bleak House proves to be the much cozier home ("delightfully irregular") of Richard and Ada's kindly guardian, John Jarndyce.
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Lagos, Nigeria: Wizkid invites us to film him in his hometown of Lagos but tracking him down proves to be an issue so we spend time with other stars of the city including Ice Prince, Tiwa Savage, Yemi Alade, and the legendary Afro Beat genius Femi Kuti.
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The way Iden quickly moves past the psychological horror at the destruction of the Death Star proves to be more about how Battlefront II needs to move from one story beat to the next as fast as possible, without giving the characters motivations for their actions.
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In The Avengers: Age of Ultron, Iron Man's attempt to inflict his will onto the rest of the world by virtue of his power and wealth, through the creation of borderline-omnipotent artificial intelligence, proves to be an act of hubris that almost destroys the world.
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Missile attacks on Syria may have been a dress rehearsal for what could come if the opening of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem proves to be the start of a new cycle of Israeli–Palestinian conflict, leading Latin America to distance itself from U.S. military force.
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Very frequently, the moment the crisis starts to let up, coincides with the first time policymakers make a projection that proves to be too optimistic Until then, when policymakers are constantly behind the curve, making forecasts that are overwhelmed by events, things are unlikely to hit bottom.
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The 5 most overlooked and unusual habits of the highly successful people are: Despite the widespread belief that this is what only crazy people do, a habit of talking to yourself proves to be a powerful tool for making right decisions and dealing with stressful situations.
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Despite his flair for the dramatic, Ezekiel immediately proves to be a great judge of character, seeing the honor in both Morgan and Carol, who are both used to operating in the moral grey area that Ezekiel and his lieutenants occupy, even if none of them relish it.
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While the West has practically given up its efforts to influence Russian society, it has left the door wide open to Russian influence within their own societies — to Russian soft power, which proves to be not-so-soft, quite poisonous and with a great capacity to wreak real havoc.
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David Lloyd Clubs is rolling out the new class its location in Sidcup to start, but if it proves to be popular — and there's no reason it wouldn't — the chain will bring Napercise to other clubs and nappers across the U.K. Check out this promo video for more details.
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Carrying everything your group needs — drinks and snacks, beach toys and activities, chairs, towels, and all sorts of other must-haves — usually proves to be a test of how many things your arms can hold, which is why this two-in-one storage piece is so darn handy.
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If the Senate bill, which is expected to make its debut later this week, proves to be as unpopular as the House version, which Trump has since labeled "mean," more than a few Republicans will be looking for cover in 2018 ahead of the midterm elections, and beyond.
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The Victoria's Secret model proves to be rather good at photography, strategically framing the shot so that you can see Levine's reflection in the glass door or window in front of them, with the shadow of herself behind him, but Dusty Rose doesn't appear in the reflection at all.
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"Nonetheless, we could envision a scenario where the meeting proves to be so antagonistic because of deep divisions over production and sanctions that they fail to reach a consensus, leaving big producers like Saudi Arabia and Russia to act on their own," RBC said in a research note.
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It burdens juries with the insuperable task of determining what constitutes "intimidation" without relying on the viewpoint of the speaker (when in the case of white supremacists, it is usually the viewpoint itself that proves to be most intimidating), or inadvertently ascribing another, separate crime to the accused.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 83%What critics said: "In many ways, the show proves to be a brutal and cynical portrait of 2019, as it makes a point of illustrating that anything can be commercialized and corporatized, even a person's sexual assault or other personal trauma.
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Reclining in front of the console in a black V-neck and choppy coif, Zhu is quiet and a little guarded at first, though ultimately proves to be a far cry from the distant "mystery man" accompanied by a black-garbed posse portrayed in his LA Times office visit.
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If the block proves to be permanent, it would suggest that Western companies can do little to persuade China to give them access to what has become the world's largest internet market by users, especially at a time of increased trade and economic tensions with the United States.
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The retailer is starting with leafy greens because of the high-profile outbreaks and recalls that have occurred in recent years, including this spring's deadly E. coli outbreak caused by contaminated romaine lettuce, but the initiative will likely expand to other categories if it proves to be a success.
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"If Project Silica's storage solution proves to be as cost-effective and as scalable as it could be — and we all recognize it's still early days — this is something we'd love to see adopted by other studios and our peers and other industries," says Vicky Colf, Warner Bros.
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And so what might strike some as overexposure proves to be, in fact, part of their power: If they show us everything, their medicine cabinets and their bedrooms and their politics, then they are part of important conversations about those topics when they play out in the public sphere.
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If this proves to be a real Basquiat tag, Rosen would do well to look to the example set by the developer at 184 Grand Street, where another SAMO© tag has been preserved in a fourth-floor hallway even as the rest of the building has been renovated.
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It's possible that television's embrace of meaningless death is an attempt to suggest how trivial death can feel in an age when flying robots drop bombs on what too often proves to be the wrong target, where mass tragedies happen and then disappear from the headlines after a day or two.
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In a heart-to-heart that initially seems touching but proves to be just another William game strategy, she apologizes for putting her mother's suicide on his conscience, but explains that she won't let him take reckless risks by continuing to put his life in danger for a fake reality.
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What they're saying: "[E]ven if it proves to be an isolated data point, the long-term trend is clear," IEA said about U.S.' net exporter moment, adding that net imports in 2018 are well under a third of what they were just a decade ago before shale took off.
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But as the season goes on and Shelly demands respect from a boyfriend who proves to be ripping her off and children who mock everything she does, Light shows us new shades of a character who has spent her life losing things and only now is starting to find them again.
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Kinnaman and Yun Lee excel as the two versions of Kovacs, who struggles to understand the violent worlds he moves through, and proves to be the right person to take on not just the murder mystery he is tasked with investigating, but the more malevolent forces lurking beneath the surface.
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It's Zara's Checked Coat, priced at $169, though we can't rule out the possibility of the retailer renaming it "The Kate" if it proves to be as popular as the white "Meghan" number from Line her future sister-in-law wore this week during her first official outing with Prince Harry.
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Archie and Jughead subsequently get into a tense fight about the affair, leading Archie to confess to hearing a gunshot on July 4th, and Jughead's ensuing anger over the fact that Archie isn't doing the right thing and coming forward proves to be the push that Archie needs to nut up.
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Ken Sarafian — a private investigator and ex-cop who has grim memories of his time serving in Vietnam and who recently lost a daughter to cancer — proves to be a particularly satisfying ally, with his psychological acuity, his sixth sense for deception, his dogged research skills and his Glock semiautomatic pistol.
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Time will tell if Apple TV+ proves to be "expensive NBC," as some staff concerned about the company's desire to keep everything family-friendly have reportedly taken to calling it, or whether in its quest to keep the palate as clean as possible Apple will have succeeded in appealing to nobody.
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If "A Star Is Born" proves to be an award-season hit, Mr. Cooper may set a record for the most Oscar nominations a single person has earned for one film: In addition to directing and starring, he also produced it, co-wrote it and had a hand in the songs.
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But months before they are set to receive the money, Leo, the eldest, squanders a majority of the sum after a car accident; the ensuing family drama of "first-world problems proves to be an enjoyable comedy of manners as Sweeney artfully skewers family dynamics," our reviewer, Patricia Park, wrote.
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If the claim proves to be true, the willingness of a top leader's son to sacrifice his life for the cause would be a propaganda victory for insurgents fighting against an Afghan government that is struggling to keep the families of most of its own senior leaders inside the country.
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It's a welcomed change: leaders willing to put their values forward, look at the long-term consequences of their practices and the interplay between business and community, and take responsible steps – even if it proves to be counter to their own best interest or introduces risk in the short-term.
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It's also very frank in showing what these kids today get up to, and while Camille turns 18 in the course of the film's narrative, she looks younger, and she projects a vulnerability that makes the viewer feel protective, even as she proves to be pretty tough and assertive about her desires.
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When I sent this puzzle to my 87-year-old Mom — my main puzzle tester — she wrote back that she could not figure out the theme even after filling the whole puzzle in, so I will be eager to see if this proves to be a little tricky for early week solvers.
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The governess eventually proves to be just as wicked as the first stepmother, and the rest of the story continues along familiar lines — except that Cinderella triumphs because she is smart enough to outwit her wicked stepsisters and scam her way to the ball, and because she is lucky enough to have fairy allies.
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" Michael Rechtshaffen, The Hollywood Reporter: "Despite the intermittent lags, the production proves to be more than a salvage operation thanks mainly to those engagingly choreographed performances, led by an irresistibly charismatic title turn from Alden Ehrenreich who ultimately claims Solo as his own even if he doesn't entirely manage to convince us he's Harrison Ford.
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"We have been expecting some cooling in the manufacturing sector following a solid start to the year, but if the Empire State survey's orders index proves to be a reliable forward-looking indicator, the slowdown could be more severe than we had been anticipating," J.P. Morgan economist Daniel Silver wrote in a research note.
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In the longer and less explicit commercials in which these images are encased, the male certainly doesn't seem to have a tongue—perhaps one may say that the cat's got it; father knows best, these days, only in politics, which is the only place we ever find him, and where he proves to be—alas!
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While no less predictable in its conclusion than Southside With You, Barry proves to be a far richer and sobering experience, one that paints a portrait of a young Obama who painfully learns that regardless of what he says or how he says it, he'll never truly win over the elite who run this country.
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Kravitz is pitch-perfect as the elusive A-lister who's had enough of the Hollywood life, but Kirke, who holds our attention for the entirety of the film, is the kind of everywoman protagonist who is not plebeian but rather someone who proves to be clever—even when her disguise isn't so—in dire situations.
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"The I.O.U." is about a publisher who travels to Ohio to meet a psychic who's written what promises to be a best-selling account of the afterlife, as related by the man's late nephew, Cosgrove, who proves to be alive and irate when the publisher inadvertently slips him an advance copy on the train.
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"Steve Pink, the director, and a trio of dementedly scholarly screenwriters (Josh Heald, Sean Anders and John Morris) load up every scene with more jokes than necessary — visual allusions, verbal flourishes and plain old fall-on-your-face slapstick — but their excess proves to be a canny strategy," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times in 2010.
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This sounds not unlike Facebook's own attempts at getting people to report when something is of questionable origin, and ultimately, in my opinion, this part of the business might only succeed if it proves to be able to arrive at the goal faster and better than the companies it will be trying to sell its services to.
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A new Netflix show from creators Tony Yacenda and Dan Perrault, and showrunner Dan Lagana (Zach Stone Is Gonna Be Famous, an underrated one-season wonder), American Vandal quickly proves to be an effective and often laugh-out-loud funny sendup of the true-crime boom—and, as an added bonus, it's also a pretty engaging high school drama.
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And both a March 2017 Department of Homeland Security report and a US House Homeland Security Committee report from December 2016 suggest these US-based extremists were likely radicalized only several years after they arrived in the US. It's too early to say, but it should surprise no one if that proves to be the case with Tuesday's vehicular killer.
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The incident proves to be a watershed event for shapeshifter-kind, who have begun to dwindle amid the unsustainability and nihilism of their existence — and thus it is the half-human, half-shapeshifter product of this rape who must find some way to negotiate a new path between the magical brutality of his father's kind and his mother's beautiful mundanity.
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Whether that ultimately proves to be the case or not, the disclosure of the meeting — and in particular an email chain between Trump Jr. and a music publicist who acted as an intermediary in setting it up — has reportedly attracted the attention of investigators working with Special Counsel Robert Mueller, the former FBI head who is probing the Russian controversy.
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If he proves to be cured — which his doctors correctly state would be a premature claim at this point -- the medical community will have proof that the previous case of Timothy Ray Brown was not a fluke, and will have more opportunities to compare and learn from these cases in pursuit of a cure that can be delivered at scale.
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