And we are resourceful, and we are showing how resourceful we are.
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I'm talking about the resourceful and resolute women portraying those resourceful and resolute women, Christine Ebersole and Patti LuPone.
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"Nature is just so abundant and resourceful, and if we see how to use waste properly, it could be resourceful," Mundane Matters creative director Danling Xiao told Mashable.
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" But it is "also resourceful, hilarious, intelligent and unique.
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Tumblr is perhaps the most resourceful platform for young activists.
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She was resourceful and smart, but always a step behind.
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The Church is as big and resourceful as the Beyhive.
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Founders are a special breed — independent, self-reliant, and resourceful.
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The teams were resourceful as they traveled across the country.
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She is aided by resourceful, brash Rebel intelligence officer Capt.
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These women are so strong, so courageous, they are resourceful.
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"She was strong but kind, resourceful and energetic," he said.
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Snell issued seven walks over seven innings yet proved resourceful.
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A great team is resourceful, dedicated, persistent, curious and flexible.
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Ms Fernández, now 64, remains a determined and resourceful fighter.
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I like to think that I am tough and resourceful.
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It turns out that kids these days are extremely resourceful.
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Sutherland was a pioneer, and a resourceful one at that.
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But these two men are probably the most resourceful men.
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She was just a very smart and resourceful home cook.
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Even government officials begrudgingly admitted admiration for the resourceful pests.
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Resourceful politicians promised them identity cards in return for votes.
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She has no health insurance, but manages to be resourceful.
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The people of the Abacos are resourceful and self reliant.
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Small, resourceful artist-dealers are flourishing even as big galleries dominate.
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Years (and many record-breaking hits) later, she still gets resourceful.
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A resourceful fan compiled even more bloopers in the video below.
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After that, love transforms her, but she proves resourceful and witty.
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Rey wears the cheap, desert-ready clothes of a resourceful orphan.
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Every designer relies on imagination, but Thomé's creativity is particularly resourceful.
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Very resourceful, and they presumably had no better options. 9/10.
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The night before, the Cubs displayed how resourceful they have been.
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So they do what excluded folks have always done: be resourceful.
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She's goofy, resourceful, and makes birds explode with her singing voice.
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When it enters resourceful Water sign Scorpio, expect blessings with finances!
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The curious, resourceful nature of van Herpen's designs reflect that spirit.
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But she is also a sensitive and imaginative and resourceful one.
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Yet if we know anything about criminals, it's that they're resourceful.
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While it's certainly resourceful, it's also clearly not up to code.
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Resourceful educators have achieved stellar results with some high poverty schools.
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Otherwise, I can be resourceful and turn anything into a studio.
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"But I could get one," I added, trying to sound resourceful.
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But he is more intelligent, more prepared, more creative, more resourceful.
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This minor coup materialised thanks largely to the ever-resourceful director.
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Capricorns are disciplined, organized, and resourceful, making them natural money managers.
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Of course, that would need to be a highly resourceful attacker.
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Liz Mermin: From our dogged and resourceful New York reporter, Sebastien.
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I've learned that I'm more resourceful and resilient than I ever knew.
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Be resourceful and find different ways to get the information and answers.
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She was resourceful; expert at using her feminine qualities to her advantage.
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I want them to be creative and resourceful at the same time.
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What I learned is that everyone has to be resourceful in life.
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Just as their strengths are celebrated, their needs deserve serious, resourceful attention.
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Resourceful taxpayers have historically searched for ways to cheat on their taxes.
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The babysitter was Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis), resourceful, solemn, and brave.
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He takes some pride in being resourceful, and it sets him apart.
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Karlie's DIY is certainly a resourceful way to economize on closet space.
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We did it on a budget and were very resourceful about it.
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" The top lesson he learned from his grandfather was about "being resourceful.
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Yet the dances makes spines and legs look just as lavishly resourceful.
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Compton said the group has to be resourceful while on the road.
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It's all about working with people you're close to and being resourceful.
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But when he was determined, he could be incredibly clever and resourceful.
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The kids, naturally resourceful when we let them be, had a blast.
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Fearless and resourceful, Ben splits for New York to find his father.
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Tough, resourceful and making do; descendants of Dutch settlers and proud of it.
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Only the most determined and resourceful slugcats will make it to the end.
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We all need to do our part of being understanding, helpful, and resourceful.
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Founders are resourceful, and they like to be associated with like-minded organizations.
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He eventually knew he'd found his wife when he met someone truly resourceful.
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Arguing that Alexander is "cunning and resourceful," they want him held without bail.
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But there was nothing to stop the classical algorithms from getting more resourceful.
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"Our community is very strong and hard-working — resilient and resourceful," she said.
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Become ever-more resourceful: If one door to information closes, open another one.
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They must also be resourceful so they can take advantage of those opportunities.
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But some resourceful web pirates weren't about to let it go that easily.
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A: Be resourceful, don't take yourself too seriously and be ready to change.
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I've found that they are — for the most part — astute, inventive and resourceful.
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"In the same interview, Jeff described MacKenzie as "resourceful, smart, brainy, and hot.
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That sort of resourceful creativity bound many of the Beautiful Losers artists together.
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Nuoc mau was developed by resourceful Vietnamese cooks with simple stoves, she said.
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"I think my wife is resourceful, smart, brainy and hot," he told Vogue.
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Highly resourceful team-player with the ability to also be extremely effective independently.
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It was resourceful, sure, but lots of people could have completed that task.
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Collins, ever resourceful, also won a commitment to prevent any cuts to Medicare.
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But their arcs are similarly shaped by their resourceful ingenuity and survivalist instincts.
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It also forces them to become more creative and resourceful in how they respond.
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He was resourceful, and survived by catching fish and filtering seawater through his clothes.
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Ashley Mardell's YouTube vlogs are most resourceful for in-depth gender and sexuality analysis.
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Luckily, one resourceful user has already thought of a way out for the writer.
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Traveling full-time made her more resourceful and better at problem solving, she said.
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Timothy Brown was cured by the work of a highly resourceful team of oncologists.
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Fortunately, people are being resourceful and brainstorming alternative ways to represent the human butt.
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The Berlin-based tenor Yosep Kang saved the day with a brave, resourceful performance.
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When the law eliminates one way to influence politics, resourceful individuals find other ways.
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You have to be resourceful in both to make the most of your space.
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Some way or another, though, The way Trópico manages its programming is remarkably resourceful.
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"I guess having a lack of resources made me become really resourceful," Wazed added.
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I go through a thousand things and I have to be more resourceful now.
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"You have to be resourceful, [and we were] going to carry on," Compton said.
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In this respect, she's resourceful, but as it turns out, she's also terribly naïve.
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"Hackers are resourceful criminals who are constantly looking to exploit any vulnerabilities," he said.
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That work eventually morphed another nonprofit, a network of philanthropists we called Resourceful Women.
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Since then, China's influence machine has become infinitely more resourceful — and far more global.
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They were resourceful, and plugged into society even as they were excluded from it.
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The household was frugal, but even as a child Delores was creative and resourceful.
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Ever resourceful, their son took up German to help him interpret the adult exchanges.
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She is a hunter, with an arsenal of tools and weaponry that make her resourceful.
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Powerful, resourceful, shrewd… the feminine boss is inside all of us and shouldn't be ignored.
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When predators approach or attempt to eat this resourceful creature, the boney switchblade suddenly appears.
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Self-made millionaire Wayne "Butch" Gilliam knows that in business, it pays to be resourceful.
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"Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we," he said at the time.
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Despite their struggles, Bourdain learns his fellow Americans are warm, proud, resourceful and relentlessly optimistic.
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The hardest thing to find will be the reactor, but most people have been resourceful.
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The resourceful kept the conversation current by using pictures from the Rio 2016 Olympic games.
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"You need the right background, to understand what you're doing, to be passionate, hungry, resourceful."
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They're designed to thwart even the smartest and most resourceful attackers, like nation-state hackers.
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It makes sense that chop suey emerged out of the resourceful use of available scraps.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Peter A. Collins gets stranded on a desert island, but he's resourceful.
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Nevertheless, legions of fans like Michelena are resourceful when left to their own daft devices.
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Even as she silently panics, you can feel a plan forming in Offred's resourceful mind.
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The director, Miles Joris-Peyrafitte, making his feature debut, is in some respects very resourceful.
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Resourceful enough to get here, most immigrants did all right, if only in menial jobs.
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Until we figure that out, privacy-minded designers need to get resourceful and be prolific.
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Jefferson Mays and Jennifer Ehle play a resourceful Norwegian couple who facilitate a peace process.
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She is defiant, resourceful and willing to sacrifice her life to protect those she loves.
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And that's the first problem: Sawyer is so resourceful that we never fear for her.
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Even from the little we learn about her, Ruby seems like a clever, resourceful girl.
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The longer a strongman remains in power, the more resourceful he must be to maintain it.
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I am a lot of things – resourceful, hungry, slow-at-walking, friendly, perceptive, hard-to-sunburn.
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Emily Moon reports that some nervous but resourceful young people are seeking advice ... from Reddit forums.
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"The immigrant community is resourceful and strong, and people don't give us enough credit," Naveed said.
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"Fuel shortages are not a new problem, and North Korean farmers are quite resourceful," Lewis said.
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He has raised thousands of dollars for AIDS research and calls himself energetic, resourceful and competitive.
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She proves herself to be resourceful when she films Lawrence Boyd sleeping with his coworker's wife.
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I had to get creative and resourceful to make her look cool and unusual early on.
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"I made it my mission to be resourceful with the things I already own," Ness explains.
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Like latter-day versions of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, Eric and Chris were ingeniously resourceful.
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Incredibly organized, self-motivated, resourceful, and able to collaborate with other writers on the content team.
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Ali says she chose the camel as a symbol because camels are resilient, resourceful service animals.
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And New Yorkers, he says, are very resourceful: when faced with adversity, they find an alternative.
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If you look at her from a "strengths" rather than "deficits" perspective, she was extremely resourceful.
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They are resourceful and determined, and have the ethos (and the recruiting budget) of an underdog.
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Laurie was resourceful and kind, "quiet but defiant," said Debra Hill, who helped create the character.
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As it is, she said, Iranians have proved to be resourceful in finding ways to communicate.
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We Americans are resourceful — evident in how many are poised to wring dough from their domiciles.
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For one, teenagers are a resourceful bunch who tend to be allergic to invasions of privacy.
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The ideal candidate is an experienced videographer who is creative, resourceful, with a can-do mentality.
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But this is one resourceful rodent, and who isn't just a little beguiled by his determination?
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The states are the laboratories of democracy, flexible and resourceful enough to try out creative ideas.
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If you had merely told me I could be this resourceful, I wouldn't have believed it.
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How did the 2016 Giants go from vexed, bewildered and embattled to resourceful, efficient and ascendant?
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But instead of hiding behind a bush and tragically weeping (like I would), she gets resourceful.
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In Bridey and Milo, Hoffman has created memorable antiheroes: tough and resourceful, scarred, feral and sexy.
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Even the resourceful Dutch only designed Maeslant with one metre of sea-level rise in mind.
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Finally, it forced me to be more efficient and resourceful with my limited time and energy.
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"Humans are resourceful and history has shown we can change to various economic conditions," he says.
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But at the end of the day, horny humans have shown themselves to be a resourceful bunch.
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Resourceful, driven, dedicated—the kind of young people our country needs, I remember thinking at the time.
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In the meantime, resourceful gamers can use the device's workarounds to figure out what it's capable of.
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During these dark times, Sansa was resourceful and resilient, not giving up in a seemingly hopeless situation.
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Trump, the ultimate showman, branding genius, and political neophyte, has shown himself to be a resourceful adversary.
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They're uniquely resourceful, they get their bearings and are strong enough to build, rebuild and build again.
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"Nobody knows what you mean when you say, 'I'm looking for a resourceful woman,'" he told Wired.
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To be fair, there are exceptions — those resourceful enough to onboard all this tech through self-teaching.
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It is enterprising and resourceful, and home to 12 of the world's 100 most valuable listed companies.
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You just have to be creative and resourceful and not afraid to stray from the status quo.
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"We would tend to prefer phrases like: excellent problem solvers, very resourceful in their environment," he says.
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We have lots of talented, resourceful people who live here—real craftsmen and just good, solid people.
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These keys are designed to thwart even the smartest and most resourceful attackers, like nation-state hackers.
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Societies are resilient, and anything but a weak government will be resourceful in responding to an attack.
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Phung Vo, Danh's father, who had been exempt from military service, was an energetic and resourceful man.
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Working out of a one-story house in South Jakarta, the group's members have been remarkably resourceful.
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Throughout all this, Donna has been a formidable patient: perennially resourceful, optimistic and willing to try anything.
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"My brother was a good man, very resourceful, with a great desire to live," Mr. Tondat said.
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"You need the right background, to understand what you're doing, to be passionate, hungry, resourceful," he said.
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The ever-resourceful Mr. Goldman happened to have a half-bottle of vodka stashed in his car.
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Never was I more resourceful or unswerving than when I was devising ways to secure more Adderall.
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Harbour and Im are resourceful and creative with how they approach the opportunity to maintain Et al.
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Though under-hyped, Mr. Evans is a viable candidate for jazz's most resourceful and invigorating contemporary pianist.
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Then read "The 4-Hour Work Week," get honest about what you really enjoy, and be resourceful.
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He is a rare good guy, sincere and resourceful, amid an ocean of narcissistic gaming world peers.
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"In Bali, I have fewer cooking utensils and appliances — you need to be very resourceful," she says.
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Resourceful residents have begun appropriating solar panels affixed to street lights to generate power in their homes.
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Accusations of witchcraft quickly infect this grieving but resourceful community, threatening the hard-won normalcy they've regained.
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"Despite our security measures, the attackers had been very patient, very persistent and very resourceful," said Gan.
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Under-slept employees (those who get less than six hours) can be less productive, creative and resourceful.
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The performers were more amiable than inspired, even the charismatic Peter Mattei as the resourceful barber Figaro.
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He has had to be especially resourceful, as he came to the trade with few financial assets.
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"Be resourceful and find your thing, then lather, rinse, and repeat over and over!" he shared.2.
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The unintended consequence of that practice is the rise and spread of drug-resistant -- and resourceful -- bacteria.
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The odds are not in our favor as Black women, but we are resourceful if nothing else!
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I was stunned by the courage of resourceful women from Pakistan, Guatemala, India and sub-Saharan Africa.
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But I think it's taught [Ruthie and I] both to be very resourceful and be very self-aware.
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A resourceful Rottweiler named Piper reunited with her family Tuesday shortly after walking into a Massachusetts fire station.
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Those in the private sector who have worked with CORFO say the limited resources have made it resourceful.
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We find new places, we adventure further; we do what every generation has done, which is be resourceful.
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Additionally, author and Refinery29's work and money director Lindsey Stanberry turned the franchise into a resourceful book.
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"Nobody knows what you mean when you say, 'I'm looking for a resourceful woman,&apos" he told Wired.
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I almost always do my makeup on the bus — not sure if that makes me trashy or resourceful.
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However, while her elder brothers initially dismiss the budding sleuth's skills, Enola proves resourceful, fearless, and keenly observant.
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Susan, the resourceful researcher, found an electronic list of guardianship petitions filed in New York County for me.
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Businesses have also found resourceful ways to deal with a patchwork of taxation, banking and interstate commerce issues.
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As if she were alone and on an adventure, the resourceful orphan, and Andrew was the tracking shot.
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On Twitter, resourceful Egyptians have set up the hashtag "Twitter_Pharmacy" to swap medicines they cannot find in shops.
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Yes, it will require some resourceful excuse-making, but it is possible to turn impending nuptials into NOPEtials.
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And these carpenters sure seem enthusiastic about their beer-opening trick, which is resourceful, to say the least.
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He is also one of the most effective, resourceful, and stealthy segregationists to have ever served in Congress.
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What's fascinating is seeing how the Covid-19 crisis has encouraged resourceful people to make technology work anyway.
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Ignatov remains their resourceful leader, while Professor Leibe — miraculously restored to intermittent sanity — serves as the community doctor.
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Szilard, ever-resourceful, acquired hundreds of pounds of black, greasy uranium-oxide powder from a Canadian mining corporation.
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Even well-placed magazine editors with highly resourceful assistants can end up eating at 6 or 10 p.m.
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This hard-bitten and resourceful Iranian regime is not going to issue that kind of declaration of surrender.
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Hoffman's characters are tough and resourceful, scarred, feral and sexy — less cast out than looking to get lost.
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Hong Kongers are ever-resourceful: That fluffy Andrex puppy hides under our beds, or lurks in our hallways.
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The children watered the plants, swept the deck, and got resourceful when it came to devising art projects.
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My mother, being a resourceful and industrious woman, planted and gardened and bought some pigs and a calf.
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But with a few lightly incised tweaks a resourceful artist has conjured an icon of procreative female power.
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I needed a resourceful way to organize my her library, while still being able to grow her collection.
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" Prikryl's response: "Goodness that shows / every sign of being also / resourceful has always been so / difficult to refuse.
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A resourceful pianist with a crisp touch and a constantly shifting harmonic approach, Milne possesses plenty of both.
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In 1994, when Amazon first started, the ever-resourceful Bezos created a makeshift desk out of a door.
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" But, he said, skills like "the ability to be adaptive, collaborative, resourceful are the tools we need to thrive.
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The Iranian people are a resourceful, hardworking and dependable people, with a culture born out of a long history.
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For example, Ms Kerber is a resourceful, defensive player, who succeeds largely by outlasting and out-thinking her opponents.
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Colombia — with its lush forests, spectacular colonial cities, resourceful and family-oriented people — is a central character in Narcos.
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But it's also made me made me stronger, more resourceful, and more vocal in all parts of my life.
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Japan's most resourceful knife maker is back with what has to be one of his most unsettling creations yet.
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I saw how insecure she is from her lack of higher education, even though she's incredibly resourceful and smart.
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The Café is a resourceful extension of Artisanal Foods' catering business—a partnership between Ottolenghi and chef Johnny Church.
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This mournful feeling colored the way I experienced the photography, which I found surprising, and resourceful, but also forlorn.
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There can be no reward for a resourceful criminal, merely more efficient in evading justice than most other criminals.
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Once you got to know him, he was inquisitive, resourceful, generous, and had a sharp and very dry wit.
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Don't look at it as being bad for you—look at it as being resourceful with what we had.
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Luckily, our distressed signals have been heard by Bea Copeland, the resourceful host of our YouTube series Bea Organized.
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We face an enemy that is resourceful, changeable and merciless, but we have a population that wants to help.
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Though the playoff game was not deGrom's most dominating performance, it was one of his most courageous and resourceful.
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Miley (83-4) labored over his first four innings yet proved resourceful enough to keep the Cardinals at bay.
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But taught to be resourceful, she roped in her friend's husband in her flat hunt and eventually found one.
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As amazingly resourceful as she is at surviving and besting the killer, she is still not a real person.
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This is far from the first time that Sotomayor has put a resourceful advocate in a very tight spot.
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These are not so much explained as felt, woven into the very fabric of Chabon's supple and resourceful prose.
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I, like many women, have been resourceful and determined, but no individual can reach the summit on her own.
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Keys's mentality and physicality have matured in the past four years, allowing her to stay calm, composed and resourceful.
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They are the most genuine form of wealth creator an economy can hope for, and they are incredibly resourceful.
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It may in turn encourage less resourceful sex workers to give in to less secure modes of meeting up.
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It's a wake-up call for startups that typically have small teams and have to be resourceful to survive.
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He out-works them, he out-thinks, he is remarkably resourceful, he's bright, his judgment is second to none.
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But no one could have predicted how productive Baltimore's attack would be with the resourceful Jackson at its helm.
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These were courageous — to transmit battlefield intelligence, many Code Talkers had to be on the battlefield — and resourceful soldiers.
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But some countries in the Middle East and North Africa have become incredibly resourceful in producing their own water.
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A group of resourceful YouTubers have come to the rescue of the gingerbread house, and the results are amazing.
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The film presents all of this information matter-of-factly, but her resourceful backstory will clearly inspire a new generation.
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"I made it my mission to be resourceful with the things I already own," Ness told Grow earlier this year.
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I don't like extrapolations of current conditions into unknowable future catastrophic scenarios for a resourceful country like the United States.
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They can also reach out to nongovernmental organizations that are organized, resourceful and equipped to deal with people with disabilities.
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Resourceful users might also find a way to access Google services somehow, as they do in China through a VPN.
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And in the absence of a blizzard making ski trails out of city streets, we should be slightly more resourceful.
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He had to be very resourceful to get his art outside of the country and find places to publish it.
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Mr. Miranda's depiction of Hamilton as resourceful immigrant and talented self-made man captures an important aspect of his character.
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What excites is what he was: a born rebel with a lowdown drive in service to a staggeringly resourceful intelligence.
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The Moon is in resourceful Scorpio today, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules cash and self-worth.
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Dynamic and resourceful, he is the kind of person a campaign might recruit to mobilize get-out-the-vote efforts.
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That calendar, along with the helpful and resourceful concierges, can help you find under-the-tourist-radar places and activities.
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From its self-titled 2001 debut album onward, the National was a band growing consistently more polished, resourceful and secure.
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Rascal becomes resilient, resourceful and adventurous thanks to the permeable boundary between reality and fantasy, not in spite of it.
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One of the major lessons learned from making a "no budget" film was to be extremely clever, flexible, and resourceful.
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A nation must be adaptable and resourceful in times of crisis like a pandemic caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19).
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Old trees also produce just as many seeds and their leaves are just as resourceful as those of young trees.
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You're having a high power, high energy week at work as Mars, the planet of action, harmonizes with resourceful Pluto.
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She has made a life for herself, being resourceful, aiming for something more, being willing to fight for something more.
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So the diplomats are taking a leaf out of the book of Cubans, used to such shortages, and becoming resourceful.
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Or maybe you can be the resourceful one, playing matchmaker and introducing people you can picture as a perfect pairing.
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So of course, my beautiful, perfect, incredibly resourceful mother ordered BW patches online and sewed these sweaters together for us.
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Full coverage of Top States 2016 Texans are a resourceful bunch — this is the birthplace of the integrated circuit, after all.
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It follows Mira, a courageous and resourceful girl who helps save the kingdom's prince and earns the title of royal detective.
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My experiences in life have lead me to believe that near anything is possible if you are tenacious, resilient, and resourceful.
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Rhonda Kallman had no college degree, "but she was capable, resourceful, committed, energetic, driven, smart and great with people," said Koch.
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And if you do it for long enough, my guess is you'll become more resourceful than you knew you could be.
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Finding and preventing ruts like these is important to creating a game-playing agent that can beat resourceful and observant humans.
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It's usually framed as a particularly resourceful revenge, an extreme "scorched-skin" campaign waged against a unfaithful or abusive male partner.
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And we millennials, the ever-flexible and ever-resourceful generation, are perpetuating some of the very worst credit myths out there.
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Until then I intend to live vicariously through the Instagram community like any other resourceful, social media-dependent human being would.
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So I've been lucky, but also resourceful, but mostly just decidedly un-picky about what my kid wears, uses, and consumes.
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Mr. Cornejo — now in his prime, an artist yet more versatile, resourceful and bewildering than she — devoted himself selflessly to her.
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But faced with his resourceful new adversary, Trump's go-to mode of defense -- a tweet in capital letters -- seemed hardly adequate.
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Despite the negative connotations, bankruptcy can be an extremely resourceful strategy for consumers that have dug themselves into untenable financial situations.
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Thanks to these smart and resourceful women, I have survived three years beyond the expiration date I had initially been given.
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Ms. Slate's Gidget the lap dog evolves from a lovestruck princess (pining for Max) into a fierce and resourceful action heroine.
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Policymakers and diplomats negotiate trade pacts, but it is resourceful salesmen that actually seal the deals that ship products across borders.
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He seemed adaptable and resourceful, having remade his political persona after his 1994 loss to become a popular two-term governor.
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Eisenman's resourceful Expressionism hints at the power of narrative painting to re-situate the art world in the world at large.
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Fortunately my resourceful older brother tracked me down before I spent the rest of my childhood riding the elevators, bleating piteously.
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Ableton Live was an antidote to the problem, and the resourceful duo had the attention of the artists who needed it most.
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I became friends with them because they're like me: resourceful, serious, and motivated to make as much money as quickly as possible.
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They want to be resourceful in the way they obtain a new handbag, and they also want another one six months later.
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The fearless, resourceful and kind protagonist has power and uses it for good; she chooses curiosity and independence over ignorance and cruelty.
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They are smart and resourceful people who nevertheless hold some deeply shitty, deeply classist, and racist views about poverty, homeownership, education, etc.
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Members of the Iranian public have proven themselves very resourceful in finding new and reliable technology to help them beat the filternet.
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As the experiment went on, I started to feel grateful for all the things I have and how resourceful I could be.
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Online communities that focus on kids and food allergies can be resourceful when it comes to finding lists of allergen-free candies.
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Imperator FuriosaAn action character as resourceful as Mad Max: Fury Road's Furiosa could provide intriguing fodder for a combat-based video game.
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Resourceful moves like those are a reason that General Manager Scot McCloughan is being lauded as one of this season's top executives.
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All those tenuous threads finally snapped, culminating in a massive fire and a hasty escape, facilitated, once again, by the resourceful Strand.
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The resourceful inmates had access to old computer parts through a prison program that employs inmates to dismantle old gadgets for recycling.
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Oh, and Raven and Abby, two of our smartest and most resourceful characters, are slowly dying as their brains fight against them.
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Chief Jim Hopper is Stranger Things' grumpy but incredibly resourceful police chief and now the character has inspired a line of beers.
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They're also strong-willed, soft to the touch, independent, difficult, strange, resourceful, calculating, judgmental, and could possibly cause schizophrenia... but probably not.
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We are intelligent, adaptive and resourceful people with the capacity and right to engage in all policy decisions affecting our well-being.
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The Division, which came out this week, casts you as a resourceful survivor in a vast video game version of New York.
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He was a master musician, intelligent and resourceful, honored in all echelons of the jazz world, whether cabaret, bebop or avant-garde.
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Bezos says his grandfather was "full of wisdom" and resourceful enough to do much of the work on the ranch by himself.
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It&aposs a testiment to how resourceful many couples desperate to have a baby have to be to cover the exorbitant fees.
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But over the years, the group that once consisted solely of resourceful people crafting passion projects has expanded to nearly every industry.
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Her mother, harsh but resourceful, supported the family, though, by Martin's account, it was her maternal grandfather who gave her a childhood.
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Now a gritty and resourceful leader for the Islanders, Clutterbuck is scoring key goals at a pace reminiscent of his teenage years.
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With devices as powerful as the UFED, and with a company as resourceful as Cellebrite, tough standards need to exist on utilization.
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What inspired Blast Theory is that people are resourceful and humane enough to keep going at all in some of these cases.
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"They're probably one of the actors that's the most resourceful in the world when it comes to deploying zero days," Raiu says.
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When we cheer for the raccoon in the ceiling, we identify with our best and worst selves: resourceful parasites surrounded by garbage.
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This new Nancy might be messy, but she is, like the Nancys before her, brave, resourceful and a demon in her roadster.
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Clever and resourceful, he's found a new way into the action: Instead of driving it, he now dazzles us by sidestepping it.
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This is a new consumer who is resourceful in learning about the brands and businesses they choose to support with their purchases.
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With the exception of the shady, resourceful black market capitalist Milo (Daniel David Stewart), the rest of the cast is mostly unremarkable.
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The family is served by Teresa, blocky, resourceful and loyal, and by her daughter Loretta, resentful and moonstruck by the estate's steward, Renato.
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Whedon also introduced its snarky, resourceful, green-haired director Abigail Brand, a plumb role for any actress not already in the MCU's orbit.
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You have to be driven, resourceful, not take no for an answer, and have the nerve to do things that haven't been done.
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She introduced us to a fearless and resourceful nonprofit, Freedom for Immigrants, that helped us apply for a tour inside the Adelanto facility.
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As industry behemoths undergo this technological evolution, they should look to developing similarly resourceful and nimble training practices to develop their existing talent.
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It's an 88-minute adrenaline puzzle that leaves any pretense of a damsel in distress behind in favor of a smart, resourceful heroine.
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Jean Pierre's story is particularly timely in how it shows what potentially life-threatening pitfalls await even the most resourceful and resilient deportees.
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When she started stealing from stores and other moms to make money in season 7, I thought she was being reckless, not resourceful.
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EVA has figured out a way to be resourceful and make a tremendous impact on the sexual rights and health of young Nigerians.
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A weapon accompanies the robe: a literal stick of wood carved into sharp points, its user part resourceful Boy Scout and part warmonger.
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But unfortunately, Lucious, ever resourceful and a step ahead, interrupts with a half-million dollar bag of money for Charlotte to mull over.
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The Kurds proved to be a brave and resourceful ally for the U.S. in savage and ultimately successful battles against the ISIS caliphate.
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So the resourceful Jagielnik found a workaround: A 250-game Milwaukee Brewers ticket package that includes all nine Cubs games at Miller Park.
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Financial coaching focuses on creating a client that is resourceful and whole as the expert of his or her own life and finances.
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It's an endeavor for the intensely curious and resourceful, those who can adapt to systems that do grading, testing and instruction quite differently.
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Smilde said that competent and resourceful people he knew 10 years ago in Venezuela's government have all left or stagnated at mid-levels.
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And in the character of April (voiced by Marion Cotillard), a chemist living alone inside a giant statue, it offers one resourceful heroine.
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You have to be resourceful and we have a glorious boneyard/junkyard out here so it works out well and little is wasted.
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As resourceful in his way as Theo, he draws his own pornography, which he hides under a mattress and uses for self-stimulation.
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In Arquette's performance, Dee Dee is a masterful and resourceful storyteller, who can repurpose any scrap of personal history for her own ends.
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The vaquita is "a very resourceful animal," said Lorenzo Rojas Bracho, a marine mammal expert with Mexico's National Commission of Protected Natural Areas.
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Resourceful tourists whose dream trips to New York have been upended by the pandemic are doing their best to cobble together alternative entertainment.
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When a design flaw meant that a screw would not fit where it should in a shelving unit, I had to get resourceful.
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Her father, a jurist, was a violent man, according to Comiclopedia, and her mother, a homemaker, urged her to become resourceful and independent.
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Modernizing the issue set lawmakers address will put resourceful legislators in the driver's seat and point Congress away from it's current dead end.
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I understand there may be some — ahem — resistance to Seven's story, but I thought it was a resourceful way to imagine her path.
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One viewer on Reddit has a pretty plausible theory for what the young and resourceful Stark woman will do next — and it's really good.
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Despite the popularity of Bollywood, it's surprising that India doesn't have its own version of a resourceful app like IMDb or Rotten Tomatoes yet.
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They were all funny, smart, remorseful, resourceful, skilled and self-reflective in ways that most people that I meet on the outside are not.
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The resourceful Osho followers, called "Oshoites" or "Rahjneeshes," built one for themselves in the 1990s, in Pune, India, the hub of the Rahjneesh cult.
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At nearly 40 years old, resourceful Breedlove began creating at-home remedies and trying every store-bought treatment she could get her hands on.
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What she does need is someone self-sufficient, resourceful, athletic, and compassionate — someone who could hold their own in the zombie apocalypse, she jokes.
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The resourceful BB-8, for example, seems to be Xiono's companion throughout his adventures, which are set before the events of The Force Awakens.
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Of course, I am biased, but I think naturally millennials have been born into obstacles, and we've become resourceful and innovative as a result.
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Nonetheless, in this moment of crisis, young leaders will keep reminding us of how resourceful humans can be in the face of a challenge.
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On Saturday, a resourceful dog became an internet hero for dragging an entire bag of pet food with him while wandering the Houston streets.
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Tesla owners are a resourceful bunch — and while they wait for the Model 3 to start shipping, they've got some time on their hands.
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New Yorkers are resilient and resourceful, Mr. Pierre said, and those who live along the L line will find new ways to get around.
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The book has several unassuming heroes: a young widow and a resourceful sociologist in Kathmandu, and legislators and tireless pro-bono lawyers in Washington.
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More bland cipher than resourceful rescuer, his Matt is merely the maypole around which other characters dance and ribbons of plot wind and release.
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This means that those stored on Apple's servers, or those that a resourceful adversary has stockpiled via another means of interception, may be vulnerable.
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With DROWN, resourceful attackers can crack encrypted traffic, and then steal passwords and other sensitive information from affected sites in a matter of hours.
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Only here, the most resourceful participant among the quarry is Crystal ("GLOW's" Betty Gilpin), who methodically goes about defending herself, often in grisly ways.
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Baseball hasn't had a repeat champion since the turn-of-the-century Yankees, but the young and resourceful Astros should have a good chance.
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"Rehearse how you want to feel emotionally during the interview and get into that resourceful state many times during the days before," he says.
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I am very resourceful, leave me out in the wilderness for a week with a knife and a bow and arrow, I will survive.
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In addition to making oxygen, the plant can manufacture alloys that could potentially help resourceful astronauts get the most out of their lunar environment.
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In the absence of known treatments, insurers are also reluctant to pay for such tests, discouraging all but the most fortunate and resourceful parents.
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And if those children are not resourceful with the wealth they are born into, then that is a failing of the economy, says Buffett.
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Is it rallying the downtrodden but resourceful people of Halcyon to overthrow their overlords, drawing on their shared knowledge to build a better future?
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Words dance and bend and reorganize themselves to the will of 12-year-old Charlotte Lockard, who is particularly resourceful at moving letters around.
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Messenger Mercury makes a gentle connection to taskmaster Saturn and resourceful Pluto, and you're mindfully working to get some not-so-fun work done.
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If you were stranded and needed rescuing, you would probably know how to build a flashlight out of a potato—you're resourceful and inventive.
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In Egypt, I was lucky just to have the backing of a large and resourceful news organization with an unwavering commitment to free speech.
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He does it by being tough, resourceful and capable of swinging through a plate-glass window with a fire-hose knotted around his waist.
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The mountains of Chile tell us that if we are brave enough, resourceful enough, imaginative enough, then nothing in this miraculous world is impossible.
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Each installment, the city's ever-resourceful underground infiltrates a different, brutalist relic of the country's socialist past—abandoned train stations, nuclear bunkers, industrial warehouses.
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We find that since 20173, official Republican Party committees have grown markedly weaker relative to resourceful, well-organized operations on the ultra–free market right.
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I'm so thankful to have a team of talented people who are resourceful and work extremely hard to help make the visions come to life.
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The Rohingya, skilful and resourceful, with an intricate web of trading relationships throughout the region, contributed a great deal to the economy of Rakhine state.
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We have been creating a large percentage of our work in Phoenix, a land that bears fruit to the most adaptable and the most resourceful.
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But then I voted to switch allegiances and help the target take refuge with the Nosferatu, a clan of hideously transformed but highly resourceful vampires.
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MUFG needs "talented, resourceful Chinese people" for risk management and compliance, Yoshikawa said, but added the bank would not increase its headcount in the country.
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Being resourceful and using cosmetically imperfect produce that may have some brown spots or an odd shape can contribute to slashing our food waste total.
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Without his resourceful, heroic efforts, the terrific, bipartisan Talent Act would have been a relic of the Obama presidency and not cemented its lasting legacy.
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The perspective of those who, like Mr. Peres, still remember what it is like to have real difficulties, to have to be resourceful and daring.
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Resourceful countries with questionable motives know this all too well, which is why Azerbaijan has made its courting of UNESCO a top foreign policy priority.
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But it was world number 27 Pouille who proved to be the more resourceful as he claimed his first win in five tries against Murray.
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They instinctively understood Cervantes, who like them had been the victim of astonishing adversity and had become immensely resourceful in a cruel and disenchanted world.
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During the hiring process, give them opportunities to prove that they are considerate with how they spend their colleagues' time and resourceful in their research.
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The ever-resourceful John Doyle directs what has to be one of the most conventional works ever about the importance of defying convention (1:35).
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Abrahamson's main achievement, enabled by the sensitive and resourceful cast, is to find a tone that is funny without flippancy, sincere without turning to mush.
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I loved having representation in television and a family that was Hispanic and affluent and educated and smart and resourceful and runs a large business.
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"My 'brand' today is close to what I set out to develop years ago: Jesse Daggett is credible, resourceful, ethical, dedicated, self-driven and thoughtful."
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Although Mr. Haegert was self-taught and resourceful, "he felt the engine work was beyond his expertise, so he hired it out," Dr. Haegert said.
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"I think we need to recognize that we are a hugely resourceful, incredibly innovative species, and we do find the way to survive," Greene says.
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They are resourceful — the itinerant life they have known with their mother has prepared them for abandonment — and stories are their chief mode of survival.
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"We've always been pretty resourceful but when you put those skills to the test it's comforting to know you can do it," Cynthia Staton said.
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Living in Toronto, I became well acquainted with the connotations of the words "immigrant" (hard luck, resourceful, ambitious) and "refugee" (resource-sucking, burdensome, maybe dangerous).
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Here's what we know for certain: Hustlers, a movie about an edgy and fashionable squad of resourceful strippers, makes for a fantastic group Halloween costume.
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Strat is the leader of a gang of resourceful street urchins known as the Lost, a tribe frozen for eternity at the age of 17.
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which inducted Petty and the Heartbreakers in 2002, praised them as "durable, resourceful, hard-working, likable and unpretentious."
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On Sunday, he showed his resilience, navigating passages of fine play from Auger-Aliassime, who is 215 but proving more consistent and resourceful over all.
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Fortunately, Ms, Shaar has resourceful and engaged helpers — including the good-humored Ghada Masrieh and diligent Abeer Hassan Almassry — who share her determination and persistence.
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In an era of neat furious accounts of victimhood, this novel stands out for elusiveness, its exceedingly complex, inventive, resourceful examination of harm and power.
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We have been creating a large percentage of our work in Phoenix, a land that bears fruit to the most adaptable and the most resourceful.
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Ever-resourceful GIF artists, including J McKeehen, Mr. Tronch, and Kate Bones have encapsulated the dirty pleasure of spending the pain away into mesmerizing loops.
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Resourceful Knife Maker Proves You Can Turn Aluminum Foil Into a Terrifyingly Sharp BladeWe've all had to improvise when realizing we've run out of clean dishes.
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Jyn: The Rebel – Get to know Rogue One's defiant, resourceful survivor, and hear what it was like for Felicity Jones to bring her to life onscreen.
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"The Alliance is a group of tech-savvy, resourceful and relentless people," a moderator who wished to remain anonymous told Mashable over a Facebook Messenger exchange.
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The first rule of thumb is to be resourceful with whatever supplies you might find in a purse, luggage, or anything else from the plane wreckage.
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Kerber, acrobatic and resourceful, managed 81 percent and also broke Williams's serve five times after Williams had dropped it just four times coming into the final.
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After all, she inspired a generation of Cubans to be resourceful and to find not just sustenance, but nourishment, in whatever food was available to them.
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A resourceful group that used Turkish-made trojans, among other malware, appears to have targeted several victims in Turkey, according to computer forensics company Arsenal Consulting.
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Though Krasner often invited art historians to interpret her work biographically, she was too resourceful an artist for those reductive readings to overshadow her art's complexity.
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The reality star did just that on a fun adventure with her pals, proving that she's a resourceful girl and not just a pair of lips.
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While it may be harder than ever for young people to get their business ideas off the ground, millennials are nothing if not scrappy and resourceful.
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" "I thank God no one's been hurt," he continued, before going on to thank the "brave and resourceful security and law enforcement people for protecting us.
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Either way, Snyder has helped re-establish the Jazz as one of the NBA's most resourceful franchises, a respectable outfit that's headed in the right direction.
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In Frazier's case, the applicant who won him over and eventually landed the job was the one who emphasized how resourceful she was capable of being.
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As resourceful as she is noble, Frieda had managed to produce close-up movies of the lunar surface, which resembles something grown in a petri dish.
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But young people are clever and resourceful and will find a way to obtain flavored e-cigarettes, as long as the devices remain on the market.
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In the face of this contradiction, Frieze New York, on view through Sunday on Randalls Island in an improved tent structure, is arguably the most resourceful.
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The second section is set in 1974, when a resourceful soul known as Auntie discovers that Vang and Prany are incarcerated in a reeducation camp together.
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State legislatures are responding to demand from a resourceful segment of the public and to a substantial supply lying by the side of the nation's roads.
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Being resourceful about how to pay off student loans helped Lockert keep down expenses and come up with more cash for her student loan repayment plan.
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Before the match, Mr. Carlsen described his opponent as "very well prepared" and "extremely resourceful on defense," and Mr. Karjakin has lived up to that billing.
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At first styled as resourceful during a time of poverty, Angel is later drawn to be selfish and cutthroat at the expense of those around her.
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Dash soon finds himself joining forces with the popular girl and a grizzled but resourceful lunch lady to avoid not just sharks but suddenly deadly cliques.
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Messenger Mercury connects with Saturn and Pluto, offering a way out of crises and stressors by being clever and collaborating with your most powerful, resourceful connections.
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Anne's imagination and bottomless energy are clearly presented in the TV series as coping mechanisms, a frantic and resourceful means of keeping upsetting memories at bay.
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"I had hope all along, she is very resourceful and she's curious and as things break, she tries to repair them," she told The Associated Press.
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But for all the attention paid to the violence in favelas, I found the peaceful, resourceful, and creative forces at play much more interesting and inspiring.
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"Lena Headey is a terrific actor with smart and resourceful agents, as her role for the past eight years on Game of Thrones confirms," the statement read.
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While it's in resourceful Scorpio, you'll find yourself gaining access to resources you need as well as working out emotional issues you have around spending and saving.
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Now that the financing period has been reduced by a third, to 60 days, Russian energy companies will have to become more resourceful, said the industry sources.
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So until then, we'll keep tabs on resourceful responses to the #facefulloffoodchallenge — and ensure our emergency food reserves are well stocked should a time of need hit.
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But Hamilton continues to be surprised by the feedback she receives — often, the VCs she works with are shocked with how resourceful and scrappy Backstage's businesses are.
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We got this video of the resourceful adventure-seeker weathering the storm Friday by turning the table into a wakeboard to travel down a flooded Boston street.
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During the Cold War, the European Union and the United States achieved a far more elaborate and coherent approach in response to a far less resourceful competitor.
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Mr Trachtenberg and his team just about pull it off, firstly by doling out regular tantalising morsels of new information, and secondly by making Michelle so resourceful.
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The show portrays him as an unusually resourceful and expressive graphic designer who applied design to advance his vision of culture as a progressive force in society.
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Agern's pastry chef, Rebecca Eichenbaum, showed how resourceful she could be in her last job, at Wassail, where she spun elaborate desserts out of parsnips and carrots.
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Like no one else, I have seen the talent, the energy, the tenacity, the resourceful mind and the simple goodness of heart that God gave Donald Trump.
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Companies that follow this practice maintain tight, resourceful operations throughout their early stages and only add capital when there are proof points and processes to support it.
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Though high rents have sparked resourceful responses including dorm-style co-living and micro-apartments, residents and landlords alike must take notice of the city's safety measures.
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If you're based in New York, we have three words for you: Materials for the Arts; if you're based elsewhere, it's time to get resourceful and inventive.
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Their payroll has never crept above $80 million, yet they were resourceful enough to reach the playoffs three times in the five seasons after their A.L. pennant.
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These young people have pioneered a resourceful blend of social media and grassroots tactics, mobilizing entire communities around voter turnout, legislative actions, and creative forms of protest.
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A grandmother in suburban New York, resourceful but on a modest income, found a good deal on a digital gizmo she knew her two grandkids would appreciate.
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He is small and vulnerable, but also smart and resourceful, and even as he is exposed to horrifying cruelty, he is also a hero on an adventure.
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It will come as no surprise to squirrel lovers — and haters, for that matter — that the twitchy, resourceful rodents are exquisitely attuned to the world around them.
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In an interview with Business Insider last year, Bezos said that his time on his grandparents&apos ranch taught him the "super important" lesson of being resourceful.
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Importantly, and what gives me great hope, is that we know military spouses and children are resilient, resourceful, adaptable, entrepreneurial and engaged in the world around them.
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Such resourceful performances validate what Jay Bilas, the ESPN announcer, said of Williams: She is the most complete college basketball player in the country, male or female.
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But this resourceful artist is in a zone of her own, tapping into the jangly hedonism of fashion without a whiff of its self-importance and insularity.
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That's not the franchise-altering tentpole that owner Vivek Ranadive might want or expect, but he's a highly resourceful and adaptable player who still has room to improve.
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Take a look at model L'ka Tea, above, wearing a fire engine-red bikini top and orange high-wasted pants with stitches swaddling some Flamin' Hot Cheetos. Resourceful!
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"Instead of uncovering a thief, I captured proof that dogs are not only brilliant, but resourceful," the director of the shelter, Gina Whiteside, wrote in a Facebook post.
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"I thank God no one's been hurt, and I thank the brave and resourceful security and law enforcement people for protecting us," De Niro said in a statement.
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Jennifer Lopez plays a resourceful single mom who takes down corrupt officials as a Brooklyn detective, but who must hide her own dark secret at the same time.
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People were still going to travel no matter what the market conditions were, and in fact they would be looking for a more economic, resourceful way [to travel].
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Will Smith takes on the role of Genie (voiced by Robin Williams in the cartoon), who helps a resourceful thief and a compassionate princess outwit an evil vizier.
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As Ophelia, Ridley is defiant, smart and resourceful, but her performance is wildly uneven as she flits between the emotional extremes more than her forgettable Hamlet, George MacKay.
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"In theory, using soapy water as a primer is resourceful and good for someone who has sparse brows, but in reality, you really don't need it," he says.
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Described by Hasselhoff in the docs as "very capable, resourceful, and talented," Bach continues to enjoy a "privileged lifestyle" without having made a "reasonable efforts" to support herself.
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Image courtesy Getty Images Image courtesy Getty Images I expect today's resourceful founders to seek partners, whether it's employees, advisors or investors, to help them answer these questions.
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Welcome back to our column, hunter/gatherer, in which we showcase the resourceful—and hungry—people who gather wild food sources without the help of the grocery store.
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" Among those long tired of unjust alien rule is Gabriel Drummond (Moonlight's Ashton Sanders), a resourceful, if sometimes naive, young man who works at a "data reclaim center.
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There is a gap in civil society's current architecture of participation that must be addressed through collective, intersectional, networked, resourceful engagement — the characteristics of this generation's emerging leadership.
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One is that, despite being at the top of the most-wanted list for years, IS remains resourceful enough to mount synchronised bombings in the heart of Europe.
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Snowfall will deal with everyone involved in the culture-changing crisis, from a resourceful "street entrepreneur" (Damson Idris), to the daughter of a Mexican crime lord (Emily Rios).
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So, it was a matter of time before resourceful folk started to think about building simple-to-operate drones that are large enough for people to fly in.
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Another fan informed her that the actress had also worn it in 1938 in "Little Miss Broadway," in which she plays a resourceful and irresistibly talented orphan. Mrs.
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The Uruguayan director Fede Alvarez came to Hollywood's attention through a 2009 short film that went viral, "Panic Attack," a resourceful imagining of an alien invasion of Montevideo.
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Their owner is a 64-year-old billionaire who isn't shy about spending money and their general manager is one of the NBA's most resourceful at his position.
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In the Thursday's first semifinal, Kerber, the highest seed remaining at No. 11, was much too steady and resourceful for another power player, 21-year-old Jelena Ostapenko.
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I've traveled and filmed in emerging countries, and I'm always amazed at how resourceful people can be, how hard they work, and how they survive with so little.
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Daniel and his tougher, more resourceful sister, 15-year-old Cathy, live with their father in a remote wood in Northern England, in a home John built himself.
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We asked interior designers — some of whom have made dorm design their business — and resourceful college students to share their tricks for living in a very small space.
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The eight ensemble members here are delightfully resourceful as they become an entire population of corrupt thugs and government officials, with little more than a change of headgear.
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Though her formal education ended in the eighth grade, she was resourceful and taught herself about wildlife and the medicinal properties of plants and which ones were edible.
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"Hover" is reasonably resourceful for its first hour, during which it appears to have turned budget restrictions into an asset, keeping the focus on ideas instead of effects.
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What always impressed me most were the puzzles whose vocabulary was wide-ranging, learned, witty, modern and resourceful, and that's still what I prioritize most as a constructor.
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Lip reading, then, is a sort of synthesis, both effortful and intuitive, and the experience of active engagement with someone's face reveals our bodies to be surprisingly resourceful.
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You might be able to skip the accessories if your child is particularly resourceful, but Bucky only seemed interested in building obstacle courses with pieces from the sets.
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The fight against the Islamic State has become a learning opportunity for the U.S. military as it looks to a future taking on very adaptable and resourceful opponents.
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It was a wise move though because the kind Cowboys fan turned out to be hella resourceful ... and got Blackson all gassed up and back on the road.
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"If there is something that should come across, it's how resourceful artists are," said Julio Ottino, dean of the McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Northwestern University.
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As Japan's most resourceful knife maker demonstrates, those papercuts could be a lot worse if you spend hours painstakingly turning those cardboard boxes into a razor-sharp chef's knife.
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For a team like the Chiefs, with a stout defense and the resourceful playcalling of Andy Reid, he is a nearly seamless fit: the NFL's maestro of the increment.
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Sticking to them taught me how to be resourceful when you don't have very many resources in the first place, a skill that's proven useful in the working world.
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They did finally collide, fleetingly but spectacularly, in Michael Mann's 1995 crime drama, "Heat," about a resourceful thief (De Niro) and the dogged police investigator (Pacino) on his trail.
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"People in my position are resourceful and we always figure out ways to use the platform to its strengths so that it helps us," said the Malala Fund's Orenstein.
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After one very resourceful father wanted to get a closer look at a bird's nest in a tree, he did what most dads would do — made a selfie stick.
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Because I'm a resourceful sort of person, I downloaded Pokémon Go the day it came out—thanks, handy internet guides to getting software that you're not supposed to have.
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The homemade aspect shows off your resourceful side, it'll give people a good laugh, and you'll also stand out from a crowd of store bought superheroes, princesses, and more.
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Once again, the resourceful Cade (Mark Wahlberg) is at the center of it all, having come into contact with an object that could hold the key to Earth's salvation.
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Williams could easily have turned brittle and cracked after the quick and resourceful Halep forced a third set, hitting off-balance winners and fighting off break points in bunches.
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The previous owners had added a large kitchen; we hired a resourceful contractor who worked through the winter to build a master suite over it and renovate the attic.
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The documentary also gives voice to other residents who are involved in the locally led grassroots movement, taking care to show how active, concerned, and resourceful these citizens are.
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Rosalind is active, resourceful and smart, one of Shakespeare's great female leads, and the tall, trim and vocally adept Ms. Love is giving a model performance in the role.
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The preponderance of viral dog videos proves that the animals are sufficiently attractive, intelligent and resourceful that they don't need stories about their reincarnation to entertain and warm hearts.
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In the animated series, Popeye is being recast as a more youthful, environmentally resourceful fellow, who lives in a washed-ashore houseboat, collects rainwater and grows his own spinach.
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Before it was a mighty fief within Disney's Magic Kingdom, Pixar was a plucky and resourceful start-up, and those roots are often most visible in its nonfeature offerings.
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As embodied by the magnetic Ms. Ramos, Win is a sharp and resourceful waif, and it is hard to tell who is getting played in her deal with Thom.
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Alone but resourceful, she toils silently to stay alive, digging slugs from rotting tree bark and listening to a recorded emergency message that bleats from a hand-crank radio.
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She's described on IMDB as a "narcissistic runaway," but given her situation she seems just as much a resourceful young woman who prides herself on refusing to take shit.
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She's resourceful even in the most dire of circumstances (escaping a Moscow prison, for one), enviably stylish and often quite amusing — in a sick, off-kilter sort of way.
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Vector Families, the Glass Box Theater Dave King, the resourceful drummer in the Bad Plus, was an artist in residence at this Winter Jazzfest, working in a range of settings.
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However many worthy successors, such as the comparably sharp-witted and resourceful Ben Mankiewicz, assume his duties, it's going to be hard to imagine anybody adequately compensating for Osborne's absence.
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One of the attacks would allow resourceful thieves to wirelessly unlock practically every vehicle the Volkswagen group has sold for the last two decades, including makes like Audi and Škoda.
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Keough's Christine is as smart as she is beautiful, resourceful as she is intelligent, and ruthless as she is determined; law is simply the field she's decided to excel in.
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Even embodied by the resourceful Mr. Greenspan, a miming king is a wearisome thing, especially when he is required to explain the facts of life to his son via charades.
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In the limited space available above their living room, this resourceful home hacker managed to squeeze in space for the TV, a remotely operated winch, and a counterweighted pulley system.
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Now once the Pixel is actually released, hopefully some resourceful Android nerds will find a way to just make the Verizon-sold hardware behave like it came straight from Google.
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Preventing damage from engineered pathogens is complicated by the fact that it takes only one lapse, one resourceful terrorist group, or one rogue nation-state to wreak large-scale havoc.
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The Moon is in resourceful Water sign Scorpio today, and this morning it will connect with your planetary ruler Venus, encouraging you to reflect on issues concerning privacy and security.
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However, using deliberate pacing, creative narrative building, and wildly resourceful imagery, Fyre manages to transform its seemingly mundane subject into a tense slow burn with new consequences around every corner.
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Ideally a forager is resourceful and independent but considerate; he picks with the common good in mind, taking only what he needs, acting like a neighbor rather than a hog.
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It comes down to fighting to find the light, by being resourceful and breaking through to the other side of your greatness, and most importantly influencing your employees and colleagues.
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Equipped with a full arsenal of Q-Lab gadgets and weaponry, you must be suave, resourceful, and lethal as you carry out action-packed missions based on the blockbuster movie.
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At another level, few politicians in American history have been as resourceful as Trump in ginning up white resentment and focusing the resulting anger directly on Democrats, liberals and minorities.
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They are nothing, if not resourceful, and display a trait that the president says is — unlike former prisoner of war Senator John McCain — the mark of a true war hero.
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I am savvy and resourceful, continually learning, adapting, and doing my best; just as I have always made things work financially, I will continue to do so in the future.
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Shaun is a resourceful "little fellow" in the tradition of Chaplin, Keaton, and Lloyd, and his adventures are similarly well-constructed machines of gags, foils, everyday foibles, and comic exaggerations.
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In these cases, rather than concentrating on specific creators, the curators have included dozens of examples as a means of illuminating resourceful and baroque genres of contemporary American prison art.
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It tells the woman, and everyone else in her workplace, that she can succeed only if she trades on her sexuality and not because she is smart, savvy or resourceful.
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The crew is actually led by the not-so-sophisticated, but incredibly resourceful, Krystal (a fantastic Riley Keough) who can't figure out why she doesn't quite trust the group's newest employee.
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Ever resourceful, my 113-year-old self decided to pretend to all my friends that my dad's phone—complete with its disgustingly uncool leather belt clip case—was actually my phone.
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Throughout her visit, Meghan has shown off just how resourceful she can be while packing, after re-wearing her Martin Grant trench coat during the first few events of the trip.
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Obviously Arya has developed massively as a character, but Sansa is arguably the one who's changed the most: she's gone from being selfish and naive to strong, determined, and incredibly resourceful.
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Ginger the dog may be a rebel, but she's also resourceful, and now the formerly long-lost pet has been reunited with her family after three years in the Iowa woods.
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Playboy opened doors of opportunity for women like them, with revolutionary minds and who valued revolutionary philosophies, so those women could benefit professionally by working in an environment with resourceful men.
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When he had the opportunity to fight a more resourceful, less wasteful kind of war, as in the sequence of hit-and-run battles that led up to Vicksburg, he did.
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What can he possibly want with Rick as an individual at this point, when he's been content to slaughter a whole village presumably full of able-bodied and resourceful male leaders?
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Even if the content of your messages is kept from prying eyes, it may still be possible for a resourceful attacker to see who you are, and who you're talking to.
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The adjectives Homer uses for Odysseus persistently are "crafty" and "resourceful" and "resilient"; it's only natural that his descendants advertise an "original wood-fired oven" on his home island of Ithaca.
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To the rooters in the stands he is a resourceful and dynamic leader whose shirttail is always flying by the third quarter as he urges his boys on from the sidelines.
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This ability to be resourceful is a trait that Jeff still holds in high regard and one that his wife of 25 years works hard to instill in their four children.
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Though not an award-winning role for Markle, who will marry Prince Harry on May 19, her turn as the accomplished, resourceful Rachel was an important one for her acting career.
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For all the violence, Jim learns to be brave and resourceful, to stand up to bullies, to keep his word, to help his impoverished mother, to deal with loss and betrayal.
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The next generation of entrepreneurs is looking to earn cash in the most resourceful ways possible, by using an app they can access on their phones to launch six-figure businesses.
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The Boston Globe called him "easily the most varied, resourceful and artistic horn player before the public now" after the Cleveland Orchestra's 20193 performance of Mahler's Ninth Symphony at Carnegie Hall.
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At the same time, experts say the U.S. coalition fighting the Islamic State has been dealing with an enemy that has proven to be surprisingly organized and resourceful in its ways.
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Bold and resourceful action to create a domestic REE value chain can mitigate the national security risks of Chinese dominance of the rare earth market, while creating American capital and jobs.
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Robot,' the idea that every developer wears a hoodie," said Jenn Rogien, the show's resourceful costume designer, who has also dressed the cast of "Girls" and "Orange Is the New Black.
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Not fully slums but not fully integrated into the city either, these favelas are home to both horrific gang violence and some of the most creative and resourceful people in Rio.
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PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTURES INCREDIBLE IMAGES OF ISOLATED AMAZON TRIBE Given that indigenous people often hunt in groups, Watson thinks that the hunting holes highlight the resourceful nature of someone surviving on their own.
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Resourceful. Lucky for us present-day hair-removing hopefuls, there now exists an endless supply of tools and treatments just in case you do like to keep some parts — or all parts!
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He points to Resourceful PDX, a program to encourage sharing and reuse, and stresses that, per the Climate Shift report, none of the messaging is focused on climate change or reducing emissions.
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That's partially where I got my sense of humor from, because I really had to learn how to be resourceful to keep a smile on my face and to keep myself entertained.
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Their life is seen through the adventures of Bugeye, a boy who, with his resourceful mother, survives "every bad odour in the world" to find solidarity among these human "discards and outcasts".
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Maybe Johnson felt the most sense of freedom with that character, since The Force Awakens doesn't tell us much about him, except that he's resourceful, cheerful, and willing to make friends fast.
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"Our results clearly demonstrate that data-driven political campaigns are adopted not just be resourceful political parties … but also relatively low-resourced groups," the researchers wrote in a discussion of their results.
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Halloween is, obviously, the most important holiday of the year and what you wear on that day is your statement to the world about how original, fun, cultured, and resourceful you are.
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What we have in this embattled, increasingly embittered, and endlessly resourceful First Daughter is someone who made a pact with herself long ago that she would never, ever, lose her father's attention.
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Luckily, the spider is resourceful enough to mend its own limb: In this video by Talking Lizard, a London-based creative media team, the spider spins a cast to help it heal.
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After Thursday's hyper-resourceful, bogey-free 123, he quickly dropped to eight under after two birdies on the first three holes and opened up a five-shot lead at one early stage.
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For years, resourceful teens and others looking for a place to entertain and imbibe have recognized the value of a service that offers instant access to short-term, no-hassle home rentals.
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This unpredictable chain of events came as a shock to Betty Gilpin, who stars in "The Hunt" as Crystal, a resourceful Southerner determined to fight her way out of that mysterious battlefield.
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That was a doubly sweet triumph for Mr. Hall: He saw his daughter the actress Rebecca Hall receive standing ovations for her portrayal of Rosalind, the resourceful heroine of that Shakespeare comedy.
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Around the time of World War I, two organizations set out to mold young Americans into resourceful and virtuous future leaders, instilling in them the admirable traits of citizenship, loyalty and courage.
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The self-published book is not exactly commanding high-powered publicity events, so the ever-resourceful Mr. Donohue is promoting it on his own, arranging readings at union meetings and veterans groups.
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On Baseball The history of Tampa Bay's major league baseball team divides neatly in half — 10 seasons as the stumbling and hopeless Devil Rays, 10 more as the clever and resourceful Rays.
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While scores of exploration and production companies went bankrupt and more than 200,000 American energy industry workers lost their jobs, some resourceful producers figured out how to slash costs and boost efficiency.
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But for Moonee (who is played by an uncannily poised and resourceful young actress named Brooklynn Prince), the Magic Castle and its surroundings are a land of endless enchantment and nonstop adventure.
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In numerous cases, these environmental works are fragile and become imperiled after their makers die if they are left without capable, resourceful caretakers, only to deteriorate at the mercy of the elements.
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I know, that might sound a little high-tech for a covered wagon, but the original Sooners of Oklahoma were a resourceful bunch—I think they would have gone for something like that.
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While both management teams are resourceful, have strong relationships with their retailers and have already made meaningful progress diversifying production in China, they still produce a large amount of their goods in China.
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Emma Hesselink of the Centre for Frugal Innovation in Africa, based in the Netherlands, said sub-Saharan Africa is a region where the resourceful approach "is increasingly regarded as a valuable innovation strategy".
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Armed with a blaster at the ready, and another holstered at his hip, the resourceful mercenary is equipped with his signature jetpack and keeps various tools of the trade stashed in his pockets.
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Today, across too many American cities, blacks are systematically denied access to local municipal community centers that charge exorbitant entry fees, or, exclusive swim clubs that only the most resourceful parents can navigate.
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This will be an especially patchy month for you on the professional front, Leo, but if you can be resourceful and inventive in your problem-solving, you will persevere and emerge even stronger.
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What is clear is that just by making it to Syria she has shown herself to be not only resourceful but also courageous, leaving her loved ones behind and venturing into the unknown.
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It was imaginative and resourceful and democratic in the truest sense that a fashion brand could be — J.Crew became covetable among luxury label wearers and mall shoppers alike, without tricks, forgery, or caveats.
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Can the resourceful sibs schedule a new inspection, plan Mama's birthday party, repaint the brownstone and solve the mystery of who is dumping abandoned pets on their doorstep, all before the photo shoot?
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From his extensive use of debt financing to his manipulation of government officials, he has demonstrated that he is resourceful, but also selfish and even reckless, with little regard for the public interest.
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Among the tricks resourceful humans have tried, according to a recent report in The Times, is "panda porn" — videos of pandas making love that male pandas watch in the privacy of their cages.
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"We are a company that is resourceful, skilled and capable, rather than so many companies now that are just smoke and mirrors – that is becoming more and more prevalent these days," she continues.
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When the Germans occupied Poland, Raizel was conscripted to work, but Sala, shrewd and resourceful, felt her older sister was too bookish to weather the camp and volunteered to take her place. Mrs.
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Ordinary in the way that Offred was ordinary in "The Handmaid's Tale" — a smart, resourceful young woman, more concerned, initially, with the travails of daily life than with politics or the larger world.
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Hong Kong has faced — and overcome — momentous challenges every decade since the end of World War II. This should tell us something about the people of Hong Kong: They are resilient and resourceful.
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But one thing is obvious right now: These people must have been extraordinarily resilient and resourceful in order to construct such elaborate bone structures in the midst of the frigid Ice Age steppes.
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Members of Alaska's small congressional delegation (the ineffable Don Young, who detests environmentalists, is the state's only current member of the House) have always been extraordinarily resourceful in looking out for their constituents.
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Alongside her attempt to address gender inequality in art, Napoleone is an active patron of a number of arts organizations, including the ever resourceful Studio Voltaire, a nonprofit gallery based in south London.
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In an interview, these two things combine to give you the sense that this is OK; that you're OK. It's sitting in that chair feeling whole and resourceful rather than incomplete and on edge.
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India is a resourceful and tech-savvy country, and cities such as Chennai that are gripped by drought and water shortages should see this crisis as an opportunity to innovate and develop new products.
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Contrasted with something like 10 Cloverfield Lane, where the lead is resourceful, active, and still blocked at every turn, What Keeps You Alive can feel like it's turning in circles in the middle going.
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Understanding that startups have a lot of problems with human capital, (mostly due to insufficient funding) we decided to combine resourceful (accommodation) and useful (skills) and help accelerate those startup projects around the globe.
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Rather it was an endless series of raids and horse-stealing in which young men showed how cunning, noble and resourceful they were, decorating their coup sticks with beads and feathers to prove it.
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Somehow we're not surprised that Superman's dog would rock the friendly skies like a pro — or fashion some feet into a pillow when necessary (when you're on the road you have to be resourceful).
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By plunging into a majority-defining fight for tax reform, the White House and GOP leaders are pitting their wits against the most resourceful, well-funded, and experienced players of the inside Washington game.
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Of course, people are resourceful (and some are lucky), so you may have worked enough hours and successfully reported them: Congratulations, you've reached finish and have won the game, but just for this month.
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Fridkin said filmmakers can camouflage penises or, if they're resourceful, have extra footage they can use to replace whatever the MPAA believes merits an NC-17 rating, which is widely believed to be unmarketable.
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He got a walkover in his quarterfinal match with Marin Cilic and was resourceful, efficient and opportunistic in his 7-6 (2), 7-6 (4) victory over Dominic Thiem, 25, in Saturday's first semifinal.
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In Mr. Fourquet's view, Mr. Macron can sound like an American politician when he tells the French that they have to be willing to go where the jobs are and be resourceful and entrepreneurial.
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While I could have done without the show's arch reflections on a time when smoking was still fashionable (in one scene, the characters identify themselves by their cigarette brands), Elliott's staging is engagingly resourceful.
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As with Marge and the Marge surrogates on the first two seasons of the show, Gloria proves a resourceful and methodical sleuth, and she works her way to the bottom of this family mystery.
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Many communities are coming in to these points of distribution to pick up the supplies themselves and being very resourceful in doing so, while we're also trying to push as much out as we can.
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The different and distinct bodies of work that Breuer has made using only chromogenic paper hints at his resourceful imagination, his refusal to get stuck in a method, as well as his embrace of experimentation.
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"I think my wife is resourceful, smart, brainy, and hot, but I had the good fortune of having seen her résumé before I met her, so I knew exactly what her SATs were," he said.
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Get past all that, though, and "Rats" really comes across as something of an admiring ode to these little vermin, a tribute to how resourceful they are in evolving and circumventing means of exterminating them.
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But I'm optimistic in the sense that, as Mike pointed out, human beings are resourceful, and we're starting to notice that all dopamine all the time is not a good way to live your life.
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" (We prefer to use the words "brilliant" and "resourceful" to describe Sansa, by the way.) The 18-year-old continued, "So putting them back together again... I think it would just end up being disappointing.
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Basically, if you're a smart and resourceful woman, and you keep your head and don't start randomly tripping over everything in existence trying to run away, you might just make it through this thing alive.
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Shearer described Turnbull's proposals as "a good start," but he warned that a "resourceful foreign power will work hard to find ways around the news laws," such as targeting Australian citizens rather than foreign nationals.
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You can tell yourself you're just a resourceful girl looking to offset the cost of cab fare and a personal trainer, but in the eyes of the law, you may as well be a hooker.
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To be sure, the funding and prestige in HIV work also attracted people who were not as supremely committed, but the progress we see today would not have been possible without a determined, resourceful majority.
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Finn (but really Poe) Jacket See Details Always helpful and resourceful, this R33D2 has both a speaker and a microphone in his little dome, so you can blast your music and take calls on him.
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Schmalberg stayed afloat because his father, who had labored in a woodworking factory run by the Nazis, lived conservatively ("He wasn't driving a Caddy or anything," Mr. Brand said), and was resourceful during lean times.
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Comic characters have shown me so many ways that a person can be strong, kind, resilient, virtuous, resourceful and funny — but my real-life comic book family taught me how I can be those things.
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Students who are resourceful and hopeful — in some cases already setting up home studios and getting to work — but who are still footing the bills for their studios, specialized equipment, visiting critics, and thesis shows.
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To get around the problem, he wrote the previous day's date at the top of the page as an anxious Shimon Peres, then the ever-resourceful director general of Israel's Ministry of Defense, looked on.
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The perks of having a husband include tax breaks, a permanent plus-one for all future occasions, and access to a closet full of button-downs... a major bonus for the resourceful dressers among us.
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He has a built-in fan base in England, where boxing remains a major sport, and rising from that final-round knockdown in the first Wilder fight burnished his reputation as a resourceful, resilient champion.
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While just as resourceful and visually arresting, this "Wozzeck," introduced in 2017 at the Salzburg Festival in Austria, comes across as more coherent, perhaps because all the scenic elements are united by a central concept.
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Listening to Lyndsey describe the resourceful ways she had dealt with her condition, I wondered why she had not found a way to see other specialists, and to make herself available for more extensive study.
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Despite the dangers from the storm, the 100 or so wild horses in the area are resourceful and have an incredibly strong will to live, herd manager Meg Puckett said during Hurricane Florence last year.
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The resourceful, sullen 15-year-old Lizzie (Isabela Moner; she and Byrne are the movie's most affecting performers) has been acting as a parent to her substantially younger siblings Lita and Juan, both behavioral handfuls.
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This resourceful chimp quickly grasped the concept of social tool use, employing other members of his group—namely three younger members of the troop—to push the buttons while he reaped the rewards at the fountain.
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Inconvenient as it may be, there's a certain charm about having a small bedroom: It's easier to make a tiny space feel cozy, and the limited square footage pushes you to be more resourceful when decorating.
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Their journey takes them to a brand new corner of the galaxy – the wealthy arms-dealing planet Canto Bight – where a mysterious but resourceful stranger DJ (Benicio del Toro) provides their only option for potential success.
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Williams is an experienced survivalist, a crack shot, and a brave, resourceful altruist, but he's also unquestionably a comedy-relief sidekick, tagging along for the ride, and much less connected to Africa than the Caucasian hero.
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Spieth's deliberate and resourceful opening round of 66 gave him the first-round lead at six under par, with the sun shining and an often firm breeze blowing at the place Augustans simply call the National.
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Luckily for the crew, Daley is a calm, resourceful genius and comes up with a last-ditch plan to destroy the enemy's ship, thus ending this little saga the way most Star Trek episodes do: Happily.
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It will also leave the memory of a festival so broadly rich in interest that it ranks among the finest in the world: less glamorous than Verbier or Salzburg, but far more engaging, clever and resourceful.
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For Trump is only just beginning to acknowledge, after a year of bluster, the formidable challenge of China and the arduous effort needed for the United States to match its most determined and resourceful rival yet.
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A key insight from the movement's recent history should be how it has proved resilient, adaptive and resourceful, tapping into the deep sense of outrage and injustice felt by Sunni Muslims in Iraq, Syria and beyond.
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Comyns's own witchy way of looking at the world arises from her resourceful craft — her wordsmithery — which like a spell or a charm gives her fiction a unique flavor, and has won her a cult following.
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We've been lulled to sleep every night by the soft cadence of my dad's Southern accent as he reads us stories about a wise spider and a hapless pig, a resourceful mouse and a mute swan.
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Resourceful patients might take to the internet to learn more, where searches might deliver densely written scientific articles, and ads might direct them to companies or clinics eager to promote their own brands of add-ons.
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When the authors were in Armenia, researching the book, they learned that some resourceful jingalov vendors will even add citric acid to mimic sour greens, when wild sorrel and other key leaves are out of season.
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If this sounds like a hard feat, we're here to tell you that it's completely possible to buy gifts your friends and family will love without going broke in the process — you've just got to be resourceful.
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So the host rather impulsively hires Molly Patel (Kaling), a longtime fan -- and most significantly in Katherine's eyes, woman of color -- who has been working for a chemical plant but is resourceful enough to secure an interview.
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I know this is not the most ethical approach to journalism, but the publication I work for doesn't cover my food spending, so I have to be resourceful to avoid spending all my budget on eating out.
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Yet this resourceful actress keeps proving there's more than one way to skin a stereotype, even within the confines of broad comedy, in plays ranging from Neil Simon's "Broadway Bound" (1986) to Nicky Silver's "The Lyons" (2011).
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The two companies joined together to create a resourceful shoe style that features tiny fanny packs attached to the heels of each shoe, merging two of the most hotly-debated fashion trends that have ever existed together.
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There has been some talk that the movie is too scary for children, but kids are resourceful creatures: They can handle a little danger, and Favreau never goes over the top with it into truly terrifying places.
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As one of the firm's supporters, Orange, puts it, "consumers everywhere are listening to music on their mobile phones," which provides a resourceful opportunity to engage with new and current users, and tailor to subscribers' music tastes.
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But now, it has come to my attention that Bradley Cooper also perfectly emulates the essence of his rude and resourceful rodent Guardians of the Galaxy character, Rocket — perhaps even better than the sensitive Diesel as Groot.
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Maybe in an age where founders are encouraged to stretch the truth, to fake it till they make it, and to be resourceful above all else, Oladapo and Berney rationlized their approach to securing properties as unremarkable.
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Similar prey sits at the center of Ernest R. Dickerson's "Surviving the Game" (1994), as a hunting party — including a Wall Street titan and a Texas oilman — hire a resourceful homeless man to be their wilderness guide.
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The Stella Fortuna of the title was born in a mountainous Italian village early in 1920 to a tough, resourceful woman and a largely absent father who left for America barely a month after his daughter's arrival.
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Yet they have won every match, going 3-0 in World Cup pool play for the first time despite playing in a group that included Norway, a resilient and resourceful team that is already into the quarterfinals.
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In the improvised, provisional and bricolage aesthetic that characterizes the bulk of the selected works, I cannot help but posit a connection to neoliberal capitalism's creation of ever more precarious, contingent labor, ever more flexible, resourceful citizenry.
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Astros 5, Pirates 1 Gerrit Cole proved resourceful and elusive on the mound, Alex Bregman and Yuli Gurriel slugged home runs in support, and Houston claimed the opener of its three-game interleague series against visiting Pittsburgh.
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Vesper Holly is the heroine of Lloyd Alexander's "The Illyrian Adventure" and multiple sequels: she's smart, feisty, thoughtful and resourceful, and in each book she saves herself and her companions using her own wits and know-how.
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In a 1999 interview with Wired, the Amazon founder admitted that before meeting his now wife, he would allow his friends to set him up on blind dates — with a caveat: The woman had to be resourceful.
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As the sun clashes with resourceful Pluto, a decision is made about whether your current job is going to be your forever job, figuring out where it fits in the greater scheme of your 10-year plan.
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The Indians were missing top offensive player Michael Brantley this season due to injury and resourceful manager Terry Francona has juggled his rotation with late season injuries to Carlos Carrasco and Danny Salazar and recently Trevor Bauer.
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Second, the administration has begun to execute a comprehensive, three-pronged "maximum pressure" campaign to alter Iran's behavior, driven by the resourceful and tireless Brian Hook, the U.S. special representative to Iran and senior advisor to Secretary Pompeo.
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How to write an email that gets the hiring manager&aposs attention at your dream companyWe asked an expert how to email a potential employer about a job opening and show that you&aposre passionate, resourceful, and professional.
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But that negative lens obscured from view the fact that Puerto Rico possesses considerable natural assets: its central location in the Caribbean region, its hard-working and resourceful residents, its mostly mild climate and its development-friendly topography.
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They described through tears a bright, resourceful and compassionate woman who had raised pigs on her family's farm as a child and taught herself to read while her parents cared for a baby brother who died of cancer.
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Surely your fate is just to run away, hide, be terrified, come to terms with your mortality, curse Arkane Studios' name as you wonder what kind of gamer they think they're catering to — dexterous gods and creatively resourceful geniuses??
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Women are the world's most resourceful creatures for a number of reasons, but my personal favorite is the fact that for thousands of years, without fail, they have been able to find inventive ways to remove their body hair.
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Back in the day, when lemons weren't so easy to get your hands on in places like the American frontier, resourceful people used vinegar to add that little bit of tartness that their baked goods would otherwise be lacking.
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"I think my wife is resourceful, smart, brainy, and hot, but I had the good fortune of having seen her résumé before I met her, so I knew exactly what her SATs were," he joked to Vogue in 2013.
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The art for the physical release of Death Grips' double album The Powers That B reminds me of that era, of resourceful youth annoying the world by staking a claim to their corner of it by any means necessary.
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"I believe, for better or for worse, that the Canadian self-image is inexorably tied to the main national sport, hockey: team-oriented, resourceful, determined, resilient, cooperative and, ultimately, triumphant," award-winning Canadian author Roy MacGregor told VICE Sports.
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"Doug and I and [director] Justin Lin in the writing room wanted to create this very independent female, very resourceful character on the [planet's] surface," Pegg said during the Star Trek Beyond press conference in Beverly Hills on Thursday.
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With a mix of culture references and research, he finds the balance: informative without being boring, funny without being silly, a spare 200-odd pages make for a marvellous swift read, his analysis following a dynamic and resourceful rhythm.
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Basically, it sounds like at least a moderately secure system for enabling teens to purchase merchandise online using your credit card—given that any truly resourceful or terrible enough teen could probably already be racking up secret charges anyhow.
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These records, according to Mr. Netanyahu, consisted of 55,000 pages and 183 CDs — an enormous load — which nicely demonstrated what can happen when a resourceful and audacious intelligence community in one country meets staggering carelessness and incompetence in another.
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For all its resourceful stagecraft — which includes the fluent use of period and original pastiche song (overseen by Ms. Gutkin and Mr. Halva) and dance (by David Dorfman) — "Indecent" can be deflatingly earnest in its dialogue and timeline exposition.
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That, for me, is part of the fun of a character who is so insightful and so resourceful, forensically and analytically, finding himself continually unable to make progress in this world that just doesn't obey the rules he's so experienced in.
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Nor, it should be noted, does Damon come across as a Great White Savior, as some initially feared; rather, he's a wide-eyed if highly resourceful outsider, allowing the audience to see this epic, centuries-old conflict through his eyes.
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The Mad Men days of air travel are over, and now most flyers appreciate a knowledgeable, friendly, resourceful leader that can be there if things go down in the air or at least reassure you when your flight is hopelessly delayed.
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The app is an empowering and resourceful place, featuring educational articles, current divorce news, forum discussions, lawyer ratings, and much more — just what you'd need if you'd come to the conclusion your high school sweetheart wasn't such a catch after all.
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WATCH: Luann de Lesseps Finalizes Divorce from Tom D'Agostino "She connects with people, she's a hard worker, she's resourceful, she's compassionate, and quite frankly, she's willing to do whatever is thrown at her in the midst of the disaster," Morrissey says.
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Episode 1: 54 minutesEpisode 2: 203 minutesEpisode 3: 1 hours, 22 minutesEpisode 4: 1 hour, 18 minutesEpisode 5: 1 hour, 20 minutesEpisode 6: 1 hour, 20 minutes Resourceful fans have been sussing out the official episode lengths for months now.
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"Because platters and boards are so versatile, they allow me to be creative with my food while giving me the freedom to be resourceful when I need to be and to splurge when I want to impress," she tells Refinery29.
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In a Summit L.A. panel with his brother Mark Bezos in 2017, the billionaire described his grandfather, whom he and his siblings called "Pop," as incredibly self-reliant and resourceful — two qualities that Bezos says vastly contributed to Amazon's success.
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Glitch and Tiny Speck failed to gain traction, so after they got shut down, the ever-resourceful co-founder Stewart Butterfield did what many founders who still have some money in the bank and fire in their bellies do: a pivot.
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" Of their first meeting, Jeff joked to Vogue: "I think my wife is resourceful, smart, brainy, and hot, but I had the good fortune of having seen her résumé before I met her, so I knew exactly what her SATs were.
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Click here to view original GIFPeople in prison are so damn resourceful that they can turn a pen, a Walkman, a couple of paper clips, a few rubber bands, and a set of batteries into a fully functional tattoo gun.
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One of the firms attracted by this vast potential market is DEME, a Belgian dredging company which has already proved resourceful in seeking out new businesses: installing offshore wind farms now provides it with revenues of nearly €2150bn ($1.2bn) a year.
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But if we chose to only focus on those who fit that singular viewpoint, we run the risk of erasing those, like Chef Hercules, who were remarkable, talented, and resourceful enough to use any and every skill to their own advantage.
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This was true even when statistically controlling for factors such as total assets, fund strategy and several other variables that could have led more resourceful hedge funds to occupy expensive offices that are often found on higher levels of buildings.
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Making resourceful use of scant archival material, Miles describes an enslaved African-American family whose patriarch led an all-black militia defending Detroit against the threat of native insurrection, and filed a lawsuit for his four children's freedom, to no avail.
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The president wants to see North Korea fulfill its potential, as a -- as an -- as a member of the community of nations, as a nation filled with resourceful, smart people who have suffered enormously under that ideology, and under that system.
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And as directed by Taibi Magar, with an exceptionally resourceful design team, the play conjures searing theatrical visuals to match its wayward words, the sort of images that used to send people to Freudian analysts when they cropped up in nightmares.
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It can easily fall into absurdity or camp, but here the director is the resourceful Yuval Sharon, the founder of the experimental company the Industry, who is beginning a three-year position as artist-collaborator with the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
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Photograph by Weegee / ICP / Getty Bonanos also proves himself resourceful, tracking down a rubbernecking seven-year-old whom Weegee photographed after a murder in 1939, as well as a toddler who appeared in a Coney Island crowd scene the following year.
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Last week, amid other pressing business, 193 nations at the United Nations General Assembly signed a declaration summoning each of them to a war against a powerful and resourceful enemy: superbugs that have learned to evade science's last remaining defenses.
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Glen Hougan, who teaches industrial design at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, calls creative and resourceful repurposers like Ms. Beskind hackers, a term often applied to computer programmers who develop creative workarounds, or hacks, to particular problems.
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While many of his own power grabs have been thwarted by the Constitution and the courts, UK democracy runs on an arcane set of unwritten precedents and customs that may give a resourceful Prime Minister more leeway than a President.
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Clooney is fun to watch as the bullheaded Scheisskopf, and a few other performers manage to make an impression, like Daniel David Stewart as the uber-capitalist mess sergeant Milo Minderbinder and Graham Patrick Martin as the resourceful pilot Orr.
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While Jeannette's attempt to deal with the men in her life provides "The Glass Castle" with a bit of drama (and some comic scenes as well), it's frustrating to see the resourceful Ms. Larson pinioned between two showy male performers.
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The most impressive performers here are the most naturalistic: Ms. Regina's Irene is put upon but resourceful, and Toussaint Jeanlouis's Dooley Wilson (Sam in "Casablanca") persuasively likens the studios' loaning of actors among themselves as a kind of human trafficking.
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It takes very few dedicated people to do considerable harm, and these supporters of jihad are more resourceful than others: Their incomes are much higher than those of most Indonesians, they speak better English and they have more contacts internationally.
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And yet, despite the terror and suffering it describes, I am always heartened and consoled by the beauty and intelligence with which Mandelstam tells us how a group of decent, resourceful, gifted and complicated human beings braved a terrible era.
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In perhaps the most jarring example, Serena Williams's first match in four months, last week at the ASB Classic in Auckland, was not available to watch in the United States unless you were resourceful enough to find a pirated stream.
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But as performed by a ragtag chorus of displaced persons in Theater for a New Audience's spirited revival of Thornton Wilder's "The Skin of Our Teeth," the choice of song feels fitting, resourceful, valiant and — for just those reasons — very moving.
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Although she and Andy Murray, her all-star partner, lost in the third round on Wednesday, the extra duty seemed to pay dividends against Strycova, a feisty and resourceful Czech playing in her first Grand Slam singles semifinal at age 33.
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Although she and Andy Murray, her all-star partner, lost in the third round on Wednesday, the extra duty seemed to pay dividends against Strycova, a feisty and resourceful Czech playing in her first Grand Slam singles semifinal at age 33.
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Japan's most resourceful knife-maker is back with a new DIY project that uses actual metal instead of food to fashion a makeshift blade that not only looks like it came from a high-end kitchenwares store, it also cuts like it, too.
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Think in terms of the first years of the Cold War from 1945, a competition that wasn't determined until four-and-a-half decades later, yet super-charged by the economic and technological capabilities of a far more robust and resourceful rival.
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Anne Perry stakes a strong claim to that unstable terrain in DEATH IN FOCUS (Ballantine, $28), the first book in a new series that opens in 1933 as Elena Standish, a resourceful photographer, is caught up in the world of international intrigue.
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The mountain's prehistoric cave systems, which in previous eras had served as hide-outs for Creek Indians and Confederate soldiers and particularly resourceful bootleggers, were now outfitted with Wi-Fi, several hundred lights (otherworldly greens and purples) and a New Age soundtrack.
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Carla Gugino does a lot of the heavy lifting: As Jessie, she has to play both helpless victim and resourceful survivor — and sometimes both at once, as Jessie hallucinates a more assertive version of herself to help her out of her predicament.
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That includes Olivia Bitetti, a resourceful and inspiring lifestyle reporter turned successful freelance writer who did whatever necessary to foot the large bill of moving to NYC — from refinancing her student loans to working a low-wage job to pursuing her side hustle.
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"Autofac" In which the remaining humans after a nuclear war (led by a resourceful rebel played by Juno Temple) fight against the automated factories and delivery drones (represented by a robotic Janelle Monae) that keep running after the end of the world. 6.
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Saoirse Ronan in Hanna Between playing the confused lass who unwittingly caused all the trouble in Atonement and the immigrant woman who finds love in Brooklyn, Ronan was Hanna, a resourceful sprite raised by her dad (Eric Bana) to be wickedly lethal.
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Instead, he said, the Frick has had to be more resourceful in repurposing 20053,22005 square feet of existing space and surgically adding 22008,275 square feet, in part by building in the rear yard of the museum's art reference library on East 71st Street.
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The arts organizer inside of me shuddered at the thought of obtaining proper licenses for all those venues, a feat that would almost certainly be impossible for the resourceful yet relatively impoverished Moorman and her band of dedicated artists and volunteers today.
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Bateman is very much in his wheelhouse as the guy making it all up on the fly, but Linney is no wallflower as his resourceful spouse, and Julia Garner shines as a young woman whose instincts and grit exceed her humble origins.
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Fittingly, By The People: Designing A Better America, on view at the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, is a unique exhibition that mines the American cultural landscape for inventive, resourceful, and unconventional design ideas that address issues faced by underrepresented and underfunded communities.
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"In this first glimpse, he shares hints of being a resourceful, rough and tumble guy, who remains a jack-of-all-trades hero that one would expect from the man bearing this infamous title," a Dos Equis spokesperson said in a statement.
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We must ask ourselves why we aren't getting what we want in the West, why we aren't getting sustainable technologies, if we believe that we have the most innovative, resourceful, and cutting-edge technologists on the planet working to make our tech.
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"Many parents are resilient and resourceful because they have had to be to look after and support their older child with a diagnosis so may already have many skills in place that will also help support their younger child too," Charman added.
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Speaking at a SummitLA panel on November 4, with his brother, Mark Bezos, the CEO says that being resourceful is a skill he learned as kid and one that he and his wife have instilled in their children, ages 12 to 17.
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With the doors shut, you would never know the containers had an inner domestic life, which suits the resourceful and thrifty Mr. Fisk, who said he's "fixed up" electricity and water to the site and pays a modest rent for the lot.
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The resourceful left-hander, who is ranked No. 174 in doubles, manufactured his first taste of the big time on the fourth day of the U.S. Open as an alternate entrant in the men's doubles field alongside his Swedish partner Andreas Siljestrom.
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The results are on view now in "Urban Riders," at the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, which unites Mr. Bourouissa's films, sculptures and drawings with the festive, resourceful costumes the men of Philadelphia designed for their four-legged collaborators.
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But the excellent cast and resourceful staging further burnish the reputation of Opera Philadelphia, a company that, with the recent inauguration of an annual fall festival focusing on new work, has swiftly become one of the most creative and ambitious in this country.
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For these accomplished and resourceful women, who had been given a heady taste of professional success, it was jarring to have to fight to be accepted to top graduate programs on the G.I. Bill or embark on traditional paths as wives and mothers.
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Discovered in a facility formerly under the control of Islamic State near Mosul University by Harvard researcher Vera Mironova, and provided to West Point's Combating Terrorism Center (CTC), the papers highlight the Islamic State's surprisingly organized, yet undeniably resourceful approach to drone warfare.
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She's smart, she's resourceful, and she's tough enough to be sensitive on the right occasions, whether that means comforting a mother who's lost her only child or getting teary-eyed over an arthritic old dog who painfully rouses himself to greet her.
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The ever resourceful Tuan came up with a plan only the Center could love, and didn't tell Elizabeth and Philip about it until it was underway — perhaps because he knew they wouldn't like it, or more likely because it never occurred to him.
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This is usually where such movies fall apart, but Jonathan Penner's sharp script (from a story by Robert Damon Schneck) and Stacy Title's assured direction keep the heat on, and there's some resourceful misdirection that deepens the story and intensifies the scares.
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A mordida is what Lydia should have paid to get the document she needed to board a plane with her son — but she is not resourceful in the way real immigrants are, and instead she boards the very dangerous "La Bestia" train instead.
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The latest developments have also put Trump in a tough political position, as critics argue that his naivete in holding a summit with no preconditions, in the absence of a planned out diplomatic process with a ruthless and resourceful foe, has backfired.
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They thank resourceful librarians, indispensable research assistants and diligent fact-checkers; the foundations that gave them money and the experts who lent them wisdom; and the many universities — assuming the authors are academics — that invited them to conferences to refine their ideas.
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But Jia's storytelling and his deep-feeling, ever-resourceful actors radiate a compassion for these characters that gets the blood running in nearly every frame of Ash Is Purest White, which tells the narrative of a nation as the tale of two souls.
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Spend lots of time dreaming...you, Sagittarius, are resourceful and a fantastic sales person, and you'll eventually get the resources you need; dreaming right now will help you get clearer on where you want to go and how you want to get there.
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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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Professor Minsky's book "The Society of Mind," a seminal work published in the mid-19693s, proposed "that intelligence is not the product of any singular mechanism but comes from the managed interaction of a diverse variety of resourceful agents," as he wrote on his website.
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Luckily, the person salvaging this ruined butcher's knife is way smarter and way more resourceful than me, because in less than three hours, he turned a destroyed knife into what looks like a brand-spanking new blade that can chop the hell out of anything.
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Troubling personal politics aside, Dahl is responsible for some of children's literature's most memorable characters, from sadistic candymaker Willy Wonka to telekinetic Matilda to the sly, resourceful Fantastic Mr. Fox — many of whom have now been immortalized onscreen as well as on the page.
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Before we spoke any further, DPR23 surveyed the edges of the room for hidden cameras and microphones, conscious that he was meeting me while some of the most well-funded and resourceful law enforcement bodies on the planet were likely trying to track him down.
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For a less gag-inducing take on mermaid makeup, you can try one of the many tutorials on the internet, which suggest you do things like put fishnet stockings over your head to create scales on your face, which is nothing if not resourceful.
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Gerrit Cole proved resourceful and elusive on the mound, Alex Bregman and Yuli Gurriel slugged home runs in support and the Houston Astros claimed the opener of their three-game interleague series against the visiting Pittsburgh Pirates 693-269 on Tuesday at Minute Maid Park.
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Whoever the father was, he is neither spoken of nor seen, and Halley is her own woman: flamboyantly tattooed, snake-quick to strike back when riled, and resourceful enough to buy bottles of perfume wholesale and hawk them to tourists outside the classier joints.
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BOSTON LYRIC OPERA Music drama in Boston is in good shape this season between Odyssey Opera and this resourceful company, which presents the premiere of "Schoenberg in Hollywood," Tod Machover's film- and technology-heavy work about that great composer's flight from Nazi Germany to California.
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BUSHWICK Shot almost entirely in a (fake) single take, this crafty action thriller follows a young woman (Brittany Snow) and a resourceful veteran (Dave Bautista) as they navigate the violent, mercenary streets of Brooklyn, torn apart after secessionists from Texas start a civil war.
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For one thing, HR managers have to be resourceful in their review of potentially hundreds of applications for each junior-level job posting, which can be hard since sometimes up to 75 percent of applicants are not even qualified for the job being posted.
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And European cities where space is scarce have long proven resourceful, transforming train stations (Musée D'Orsay in Paris and Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin) and power plants (the Tate Modern in London and the Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology in Lisbon) into visual arts centers.
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Now Marianne is combing Germany for their widows and children: Benita is rescued from a Russian rape den in Berlin; Connie's son turns up in a children's home; and grave, resourceful Ania, another survivor, is retrieved with her two sons from a displaced persons camp.
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Elsewhere, a resourceful Marine (Gabriel Chavarria) seeks to locate his teenage sister amid the chaos, while a financial executive (Amanda Warren) spend the night orchestrating a big deal along with her coworkers, while engaged in a separate scheme that has her understandably on edge.
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I saw The Hunger Games get treated a lot more seriously as a franchise because of its apparent critique of income inequality (the movie came out just months after Occupy Wall Street), and because Katniss was in so many ways the anti-Bella: tough, resourceful, independent.
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Currently promoting her new Sky Atlantic show Riviera (in which she plays a glamorous and resourceful art expert forced to get to the bottom of the mysterious death of her husband), Stiles is as considered and funny as she's always seemed throughout her long and varied career.
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It's not the first time Moss, 35, has played a resourceful woman in a male-dominated setting: She was nominated for multiple Emmys as secretary-turned-copywriter Peggy in Mad Men and portrays a detective bent on solving a young girl's murder in Top of the Lake.
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In 210, the impressively resourceful Boston Society of Natural History enlisted the entire countryside to observe animals during a total solar eclipse that lasted 21984 minutes and swept across the Northeastern US. The crowdsourced science compiled almost 500 observations of odd animal behavior during the eclipse.
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Initially one of Dr. Vlad's dupes, Fidelma evolves into O'Brien's most resourceful heroine as she throws off her very identity to live amid the homeless in London and to remake herself by painful degrees (chambermaid, dog kennel worker) into a woman strong enough to help others.
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I don't know what health advantages or risks these genes have given me—testing companies are no longer allowed to provide this level of detail—but it is an extraordinary experience to be so close to the intelligent, resourceful people who bequeathed me some of their genes.
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The arrival of the refugees is fictionalized through the voices of the widower Mahindan, a resourceful father rendered unscrupulous by the circumstances of a terrible war, who has arrived with his 6-year-old son, Sellian, and Priya Rajasekaran, a law student assigned to represent the refugees.
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After Happ showed plenty of resolve, limiting the Red Sox to an unearned run in the series opener, Severino followed up on Wednesday night with a resourceful effort in a 21.82-1 victory that again prevented the visitors from clinching a division title at Yankee Stadium.
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Last year, Jeff Bezos said in an interview with his brother Mark at the SummitLA conference that he was looking for a resourceful woman "who could get [him] out of a third-world prison" as he was going through a series of blind dates before he met MacKenzie.
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" Of course, the resourceful Mirren had a plan: "I went in my closet and found a dress that I bought on sale in an outlet store that had cost — it still had its tag on it — it was $39.99 that I'd paid for it, and I'd never worn it.
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Mercury creates friction with hard-working, realistic Saturn at 13:46 PM—which could manifest as a desire for a designer bag you simply don't have the funds for—before harmonizing with action planet Mars—which might grant you the resourceful know-how to find a counterfeit alternative online.
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She is an incredibly intelligent and resourceful woman, but she didn't go to college — and in an age when you need an undergraduate degree to get most entry-level jobs, my mother wasn't able to provide me with much help as I took that next step in my life.
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But instead of whipping out her compact or waiting until she found a restroom where she could use the mirror, the ever-resourceful Santa Clarita Diet star simply turned around in her seat to face the metal paneling on the car's wall and effortlessly applied her Flower Beauty mascara.
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Their 26th win, one shy of the franchise record set in 1912, not only highlighted their relentless lineup and a resourceful pitching staff — the knuckleballer Steven Wright befuddled the Yankees for three innings of relief — but also why they have been swept in a series just once this season.
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If I managed to get my leg broken by a donkey before the upcoming New York City Marathon, which I've been training for months now to run with my mother, she would murder me (and she's resourceful enough to know how to make it look like an accident).
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Month after month, I was surprised by the good, resourceful kitchens I found squirreled away in spaces that barely qualified as restaurants: wine bars and bar bars and a nostalgic lunch counter called Mr. Donahue's, where $20 buys a full dinner of American food my grandmother would have recognized.
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However and wherever Nora ends up, TV audiences already have another place to find Ms. Coon: She is also starring on the new season of the FX series "Fargo," which starts on Wednesday, and on which she plays Gloria Burgle, a resourceful police chief investigating a baffling crime.
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Mr. Rickman gained a worldwide audience the following year in "Die Hard," the first of the Hollywood action-thriller franchise, playing Gruber, the devious, well-spoken terrorist whose takeover of the fictional Nakatomi Plaza building in Los Angeles is foiled by the resourceful police officer John McClane, played by Bruce Willis.
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Click here to view original GIFAfter forging impressively sharp blades from random materials like saran wrap, chocolate, pasta, and even a dead fish, Japan's most resourceful knife maker has created what could be the perfect disposable cutlery: a chef's knife made from ice that simply melts away when dinner's done.
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As thrifty and resourceful as you might be, it's hard to circumvent the deeply specific needs of the bridal-party dress code, and with the halo of events that's sure to surround the wedding, you might not be in a position to shell out a ton of money of the dress.
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"We need to Debunk the myth that an educator needs all these complicated skills to be competent at teaching digital literacy," said Dan Pickett, the co-founder of Launch Academy, explaining that a teacher doesn't need a master's in computer science in order to teach students how to be resourceful online.
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But while protests and riots raged, and the nation's presidency changed hands three times in 10 days, a generation of Argentine computer fanatics, made resourceful by unstable and challenging economic and social circumstances, was busy learning to program, publishing cheeky technical e-zines, and gearing up to become elite hackers.
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These market segments have no magical predictive powers, of course, but their underperformance says a bit about the character of this market: resilient and resourceful in rotating toward more reliable mega-cap growth and defensive sectors, feeding off low bond yields and solicitous central banks — taking what the conditions give.
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But instead of whipping out her compact or waiting until she found a restroom where she could use the mirror, the ever-resourceful Santa Clarita Diet star simply turned around in her seat to face the metal paneling on the car's wall and effortlessly applied her Flower Beauty mascara. 12.
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Amy Schumer talks about the reality of living with severe vomiting during pregnancy Watch this dad slide all over an icy driveway to rescue his daughter's new toy Resourceful dad carries stubborn toddler into house like a duffle bag PSA to parents: don't flush your kid's weed down a toilet
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Monken chose to view that as progress, believing that despite some built-in disadvantages — Army's offensive line, for example, is almost 203 pounds lighter than Notre Dame's will be on Saturday — his team was more physical, precise and resourceful than when the Black Knights were 4-8 in his first season.
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I know from the start that with a 51-song, 4-hour album, I wouldn't be able to afford to pay for studio time, and that limitation set the tone for most of the album, since it meant getting creative and resourceful about how and where and when I recorded.
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Starring Mads Mikkelsen as a resourceful man stranded in the Arctic wilderness, Arctic doesn't employ too many fancy tricks or frills: It's just a simple, straight-ahead survival drama that lets Mikkelsen showcase his considerable acting chops, leaving viewers as impressed with his stamina as we are with his character's.
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I had regarded it as an honor and a privilege to be counted among the members of a community that had proved its mettle, its intelligence, and its genius by surviving and sometimes flourishing amid the most resourceful and sustained effort to destroy its humanity the world has ever seen.
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Put differently, this variation on the Arthurian legend fleetingly brings to mind "Game of Thrones" but mostly plays out according to the Ritchie template: a self-amused, endlessly resourceful laddish hero gets in and out of trouble with winks, smarts and brute force, sometimes in the company of Jude Law.
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Ahmed al Darbi has offered critically inculpating evidence against former senior al Qaeda leaders and personal friends of Osama bin Laden; it is perhaps wishful thinking to believe one of the world's most resourceful and vicious terror syndicates would not have an interest in making an example of al Darbi's betrayal.
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"We had no way to open the wine," says Ms. Schmalzl, a 49-year-old product manager for a medical device company who lives in Bedford, N.H. So the resourceful Ms. Schmalzl took a knife from the kitchen, jammed it through the cork and pushed the cork into the bottle.
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Barely escaping alive, Jones loses the statue to a small army of indigenous natives led by his evil counterpart: Rene Belloq (Paul Freeman), an equally history-savvy French archaeologist and treasure hunter who sells his resourceful skills not to museums, like Jones, but instead to the highest bidder—in this case, the Nazis.
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She cherished the other brave, resourceful women in the camp's "Small Zone" ("our little ship…an eggshell/covered in patches and scars"), who improved the stomach-turning food with clippings of chives from the plot they carefully tilled, who sewed their rags to look presentable for visitors, and who sustained each other.
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One of the biggest revelations actually came at the end of the fifth and penultimate episode, when Tiuri, who'd spent his quest to deliver the letter to King Favian (Yorick Van Wageningen) with the resourceful Lavinia (Ruby Ashbourne Serkis), realized that the person who'd been harnessing magic throughout their journey wasn't him.
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I take solace in the fact that it's poems that we turn to in big moments of change — like the loss of someone or a marriage or the birth of a child — because poems are resourceful for finding terms that remind us of what we live with but don't always bring into speech.
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It's not the first time Moss, 35, has played a resourceful woman in a male-dominated setting: She was nominated for multiple awards as secretary-turned-copywriter Peggy in Mad Men and previously won a Golden Globe for her portrayal of a detective bent on solving a young girl's murder in Top of the Lake.
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Aside from its ability to make any sad salad a little more exciting, the fermented juice has taken on a life of its own in the wellness and beauty spaces, with "fitfluencers" touting the benefits of taking ACV shots to aid digestion and resourceful skin-care enthusiasts watering it down for use as a toner.
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And if you love the idea of playing with color and going with a Perhaps due to a resourceful business model, a lean and passionate team, or its playful collaborations with big names priced for small budgets, The Inside feels more like a collaborative passion project than another face in the D2C home decor space.
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Still, "Mission: Impossible" continues to operate under Cruise control, and he's perfectly good -- and still impressively credible -- as the resourceful, relentless Hunt, although after more than 20 years of saving the world, it wouldn't hurt just once to let him sigh and gripe about getting a little too old for this sort of thing.
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We learn that the family's resourceful new nanny, Neva, was spirited away from her family in Russia when she was 10 and forced to become a sex slave, and that Poppy, the niece and adopted daughter of the family patriarch, Steve, is in danger of suffering the same fate that Neva endured in her youth.
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But his most celebrated iteration, the one that occupies privileged real estate in the hearts and minds of most Bat-nerds, is the "grim, dark, brooding, endlessly resourceful avenger" of the comic's first year, who was revived in the 1970s and found his apotheosis in Frank Miller's "Batman: The Dark Knight Returns" in 1986.
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A well-made but not hugely original mix of spycraft, action and sexy office intrigue, "Berlin Station" is elevated by the surprising, and relatively unnoticed, quality of its core cast: The agents are played by a resourceful, distinctive group that includes Leland Orser, Michelle Forbes, Richard Jenkins, Richard Armitage, Keke Palmer and Rhys Ifans.
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Not only is it lots of fun to see Hank slither around the aquarium while toting Dory in a coffee pitcher — octopi are apparently pretty resourceful when they need to be — but O'Neill's gruffness and DeGeneres's sunny, loopy delivery play so well off each other that watching the two characters become friends isn't just satisfying.
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Maybe you have an uncle who is a notably creepy drunk ("Youuu have your mother's assssss…") or a best friend who is an incredibly resourceful drunk (how did she make that delicious pizza out of string cheese and pumpernickel?!), but individual quirks, skills, and demons aside, most of us fall into the same limited categories.
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I'll forebear to quote the poem's last two-and-a-half lines; they'll reward those resourceful enough to track down the elusive chapbook itself, but here's a spoiler alert: the voice in the air does find its "listening love," and that listening could also be yours, reader, as the acrobatically tumbling syntax come to a satisfied rest.
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The deeper concern, though, is that should Israeli ground forces be called upon to fight another all-out war against Hizbullah in Lebanon, its regular and reserve formations will lack the cutting-edge to win an early victory against a smaller, more resourceful enemy, and that this will suck the armoured brigades into a bloody war of attrition.
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Co-created by innovative animators / entrepreneurs Jay Ward, Alex Anderson, and Bill Scott, the series took the hip, self-aware humor that, at the time, was becoming popular in comedy clubs and TV commercials, and applied it to the crudely animated adventures of a dim-witted moose named Bullwinkle and his resourceful flying squirrel pal, Rocky.
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The idea came from my four-year-old nephew: He was playing with his grow your own tomato kit and I jokingly said to my sister that she should get him a cannabis/hemp one so he learns about hemp as a resourceful plant as opposed to a dangerous drug—and she loved it, so I made it.
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I don't know where my parents got the idea (I assume their lack of budget made them resourceful), but on February weekends, a gaggle of children—mostly girls—would pile into my dad's truck, and we'd squish together in our puffy snowsuits all the way to the Red River, about a ten minute drive from my house.
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"Escaping to Mars is in the genre 'beat Deep Blue at chess,'" Bensinger says — meaning that it only works to manage risks for as long as humanity is more resourceful than AI. What I heard from all of them was that, while space colonization is exciting, more resources are needed for risk-mitigation efforts here on Earth.
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One of Shahzad's side-hustles entails offering foreigners a tour of Mumbai; its highlights, Flock notes, include a stop at a slum (where they "could feel a mix of pity and awe at all the poor, resourceful people and take photos") and a trip to a Bollywood studio (where "the foreigners laughed at the dance numbers").
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" She is nothing if not resourceful, though, so she bought a toy piano at a Toys R Us. Back at the apartment, she started plinking away, and sketched out a cri de coeur, set to an incongruous disco beat, that starts with the lines "My God, I'm so lonely / so I open the window / to hear sounds of people.
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The key players include the resourceful Patti (Genevieve Angelson), who's romantically involved with one of the reporters (Hunter Parish); Jane (Anna Camp), who comes from a wealthy family that sees work, for her, as a lark; and the mousy Erin (Cindy Reston), who begins to realize she's in a loveless, confining marriage, and to her surprise acts on those feelings.
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Last year, I stumbled across a presentation on Soviet X-ray audio recordings at Brooklyn's Morbid Anatomy Museum, and was enthralled by the tale of the clever, resourceful young people—the stilyagi—who found a way to get their hands on contraband jazz and rock'n'roll during the decades when Stalin and his enforcers kept an iron grip on hated (and illegal) Western music.
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In her rich and technical account COMPETITION IN THE PROMISED LAND: Black Migrants in Northern Cities and Labor Markets (Princeton University, $29.95), the economist Leah Platt Boustan employs the tools of her trade — resourceful matching of data sets, rigorous modeling of labor phenomena, sweeping use of census figures — to analyze the demographics and economics of the Great Migration as a whole.
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