Reworking the peace deal Santos has tasked a three-person panel with reworking the peace deal between the government and FARC rebels.
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Yeah, that was AGDM, he had laid the drums on that shit, and laid the synth on it, then I had that song for awhile, and I just kept reworking it, reworking it, reworking it, and then finally, it was probably about 2012, I brought in some horn section to track over it, and I brought in Pearl.
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That's where you're actually reworking the structure of a company.
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It shuns the reworking of a brand's name and logo.
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You can also see him reworking ideas in this show.
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He described talk of reworking the deal as a "fantasy".
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Negotiations on reworking the deal will go into next year.
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What do you find compelling about reworking other people's music?
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You're already reworking the song in your head, aren't you?
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A quick reworking of the grid and voilà, today's puzzle.
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A feminist reworking of "Salome" met with a similar reception.
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I asked Jeff for his assistance in reworking the grid.
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Oakland's chefs are reworking the city's narrative through their cooking.
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Did you feel any pressure reworking such a beloved film?
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Wednesday's proposal is just the first step in reworking the rule.
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Orbital had spare cables, though, and was reworking the issue yesterday.
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His work is about experimentation, endlessly reworking garments into fresh constructions.
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There is nothing flashy about reworking bankruptcy rules or tax regimes.
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Yet there are hundreds of interventions reworking housing that cannot be ignored.
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He has now tasked a three-person panel with reworking the deal.
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Some people are just here for her reworking of the original tweet.
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Stearns said there was no chance of reworking the deal with Cleveland.
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Let's just say that in Mr. Weigh's reworking, the prevailing whimsy works.
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Even the show's premise is a gender-flipped reworking of Full House.
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Here was a highly cultivated poet reworking Andalusian folk culture and myth.
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A fine contemporary poet's dynamic reworking of the tale of King Arthur.
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The court has already ruled this year that some amendments needed reworking.
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The task of reworking the landmark agreement is a daunting one, indeed.
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The track is a reworking of the album's title song in Japanese.—Noisey
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Trans*H4CK's specialty is reworking familiar tech concepts into hybridized social justice initiatives.
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Sometimes a hint might require some reworking of other parts of the level.
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The brand is also reworking its aesthetic, by channeling a "casual luxury" vibe.
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Instead, most seem to be reworking supply chains to meet the new requirements.
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"Science is a sort of perpetual reworking of knowledge," muses the project leader.
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In addition to launching Flex, Canary is also reworking its subscription plans today.
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It's clear that the battle pass and the in-game store need serious reworking.
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Joss Whedon is extensively reworking the film that Snyder originally started, but Warner Bros.
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In it: Reworking trade negotiations, canceling environmental restrictions, national security moves and lobbying bans.
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Funds that were hyper-bullish or early movers are now cautiously reworking their positions.
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Mr. de Blasio should also consider reworking union contracts with the housing authority's workers.
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One of the temporary designs will be a reworking of Roosegaarde's previous piece Waterlicht.
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There's currently no firm timeline for the regulator's full reworking of its PHV framework.
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HELLER Mr. van Hove and John Doyle — two non-Americans reworking very American scripts.
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On Friday, Republicans suggested reworking the legislation to add new sanctions on North Korea.
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Orders pile up, clients ask for changes with little notice, you're reworking recipes constantly.
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These are themes the retrograde will find you reconsidering and reworking until July 31.
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The doomsday calculation's notion of "human lives" may need reworking to allow for that.
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Musicians today are reworking his mission for an even more globalized and diversified world.
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Any reworking of cars after assembly reflects the company's commitment to quality, the spokesperson said.
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Your ruling planet Mercury begins its retrograde in Scorpio today, finding you reworking your schedule.
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To be sure, his target change did not rest on any massive reworking of expectations.
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That would require a massive reworking of the global energy and transport systems, experts said.
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This, too, draws on an old racist trope, a reworking of the "noble savage" myth.
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But since the Bard festival, its creators have been diving back in and reworking it.
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But massively expanding renewables and ultimately zeroing out gas requires reworking grids and utility models.
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Since Mercury is retrograde, this is a reworking of something that occurred on February 19.
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When the interviewer asked if they would ever issue a "reworking" of the story, Mrs.
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I spend a bunch of time reworking a post and getting it up on Medium.
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You guys have gone beyond stabilizing the market, into overhauling Medicaid, reworking the financial assistance.
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But he was aware of complaints and was reworking the business plan to address them.
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I am now working and reworking on a series of paintings on canvas and paper.
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The poppiest moment, "Twist My Fingaz," is a tough reworking of classic G-funk tropes.
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Bosch was constantly reworking his paintings, covering over or wiping out whole scenes from earlier drafts.
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The letters centered around reworking the material and trim to give the garment a new life.
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Google seems obsessed with constantly changing and reworking the Settings screen with every major Android update.
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Among his suggestions for reworking the company's internal culture was that Google should "de-emphasize empathy".
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In the back-of-house, venture firms are frantically reworking fund agreements to permit crypto investments.
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Shroup's uncanny knack for reworking perspective can be a credit to his love for architectural forms.
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Hurdles are already emerging as banks start reworking contracts with multiple borrowers at the same time.
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But such a move would likely require reworking negotiated service agreements with Amazon and other companies.
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Tougher enforcement of existing trade schemes and reworking our existing deals are part of that program.
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It's also reworking its app to help drive membership, and plans to relaunch it this fall.
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Heritage sought to undercut claims that reworking budget levels would upend Ryan's sought-after appropriations process.
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"We went through this production continually reworking the script," producer John Landau says in the documentary.
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Any reworking of a deal to meet Johnson's demands would require the support of the Irish.
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For now there's no firm timeline for TfL's reworking of the private hire vehicle regulatory framework.
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Her work in this exhibit demonstrates playful rejiggering, reworking, and re-appropriating of one's own work.
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Eugenides fails to acknowledge that James himself was reworking a great novel, "Middlemarch," by George Eliot.
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The 2016 presidential election featured a substantial reworking of the underlying demographic map of American politics.
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The first is Salman Rushdie's "Quichotte," a reworking of "Don Quixote" set in modern-day America.
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And best of all, unlike totally reworking school operations, it could be scaled up very quickly.
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Crunch the numbers to see exactly how much you'll save by reworking your loans in various ways.
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Getting it right leads to praise for a thoughtful reworking of a character like Pikachu or Bulbasaur.
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It's a reworking of another traditional mainstream genre that's jolted back to life recently — the rom-com.
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Apple also appears to be reworking what its maps look like thanks to all the new data.
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"Reworking Simon and Garfunkel, Earth Wind and Fire, the Gorillas ... it was so much fun," Timberlake said.
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Thirty years after its debut, Spike Lee is reworking his first feature film into a TV series.
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But it is NDiaye's two latest books that hint at her brilliant reworking of the fantastical mode.
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The Fed also announced it was reworking its in-house confidential ratings system for large financial institutions.
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Tax overhaul The GOP is inching ever closer to achieving its dream of reworking the tax code.
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Syllabus-making is a kind of composting process, a vegetal reworking of the old into the new.
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We put a tremendous amount of work into reworking the songs to fit the MTV Unplugged guidelines.
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And novels, especially ones for the young adult audience, are reworking classic stories that came before them.
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This change means ispace has a lot of reworking to do, which could always affect the schedule.
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Reworking the ban to be narrower could give it a better chance of holding up in court.
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There has been a public relations push as well as an actual reworking of the company culture.
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One likely option is reworking one of the emeralds from Queen Mary's Art Deco emerald and diamond choker.
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MoviePass withdrew the unlimited plan and began reworking its plans on what seemed to be a weekly basis.
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And it's doing so by digging into the archives, reworking some of best-selling signature styles and details.
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Outside of reworking the controls slightly to fit the controller, the game remained largely unchanged on the Switch.
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The Bogaríns have a different angle, not drawing from primary documents but instead reworking and re-contextualizing them.
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As if a fully grown Maddie Ziegler was reworking Lars and the Real Girl as a murderous musical.
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This will find you reworking issues concerning cash (and, on an emotional level, self-worth), throughout the summer.
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Retrogrades are great for reflecting and reworking; however, it can get old—it's time to cover new ground.
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Samsung has serious image reworking to do, so I hope the company debuts something really impressive in 2017.
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Consider reworking your budget and trying to find areas where you can dedicate more to saving and investing.
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After Friday's meeting, GOP leaders said they would be reworking the legislation to address some of those concerns.
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Schumann rewards the pianist with a touching piano postlude to his cycle, reworking material from the opening song.
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"It does seem to me that you should think about reworking the mission of the commission," she said.
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Trudeau is a supporter of free trade but has expressed openness toward reworking the landmark pact with Trump.
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Instead of demanding what you want, try reworking the phrase to emphasize what you're giving the other person.
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And now the administration seems to be warming up to the idea of reworking it in some way.
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It's an arresting picture since, in reworking the monochrome image, Theaster Gates has turned the water an orangey-red.
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When Venus retrograde re-enters Libra on Halloween, you're reconsidering and reworking what you want from your sex life.
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Instead, all signs point to PepsiCo reworking its product line and focusing on non-carbonated drinks and healthy snacks.
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Remastered is a ground-up reworking of the 2007 game, which really doesn't show its age in this video.
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And despite reworking the program, Pai emphasized that he isn't taking issue with using Lifeline to offer broadband discounts.
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The developer is reworking the game for the US and Europe under a brand new name, Arena of Valor.
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While waiting for Congress to act on legislation, the new HHS secretary could be reworking Obamacare regulations, Barrasso said.
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The Senate is now reworking it, under an unprecedented veil of secrecy, with no clear timeline for a vote.
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Fortunately, the Pats front office ended up reworking Gronkowski's contract and did not go through with any proposed trades.
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A company-wide email last Thursday from CEO Jack Dorsey stated that they'd be reworking the verification policy quickly.
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Do you wake up and hit the Facebook sale sites before clipping coupons and reworking your budget every morning?
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Hatch and Coons won over their colleagues by reworking the bill after it ran into hurdles in December. Sen.
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House Republicans are reworking a bill to address Puerto Rico's debt crisis and have no clear timeline for action.
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Mr. Pesson's work owes a particular debt to Stravinsky's reworking of Pergolesi, "Pulcinella," which appears quite literally at times.
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Republicans are reworking their bill after a last-minute setback and hope to pass it later in the day.
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The Paris singer Camille is a sly innovator, reworking the traditional sounds of French pop into thrillingly unrecognizable forms.
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Alas, it was too late, for at 11 letters it would have required a complete reworking of the grid.
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Luca Guadagnino follows up "Call Me by Your Name" with "Suspiria," a reworking of the gory 1977 horror classic.
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Deadline speculated in September that Condal's pitch was actually a reworking of Cogman's pitch, but this detail is unconfirmed.
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But Trump on Tuesday highlighted his successes in reworking deals with one NAFTA partner, Mexico, and with South Korea.
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Back in November, Twitter paused its verification process for reworking after its verification of a white supremacist received backlash.
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The Sun clashes with Saturn tonight, finding you reorganizing your plans and reworking how you communicate about work and money.
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Turns out that Instant Pot is notorious for this, so much so that it's rumored to be reworking its manuals.
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There will be strident calls from every side for reworking the existing Telecommunications Act to ensure that net neutrality continues.
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Another, reworking tales from the Ramayana, an ancient Hindu epic poem, lays down the founding myth of a new people.
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But Google doesn't have enough of a presence in India to justify reworking its devices for the country, Pathak said.
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The only question is whether the 7T's more thorough reworking makes it the better option at its cheaper price point.
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Now a new work by 0PN has surfaced online, a reworking of a Janet Jackson tune for a fashion show.
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For some reason though the Forestry Corporation of NSW keeps putting up new ones, without ever just reworking the text.
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The ministers responsible for NAFTA met on Friday in Washington, and said progress had been made on reworking the accord.
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" Analysts at FBR called the move "a speed bump in the ultimate reworking and fundamental rewriting of the fiduciary rule.
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Power planet Pluto begins its retrograde today, and you're reworking the ways you command power in your own life, Capricorn.
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At the moment, Patricia is taking a break from reworking her résumé to show me her secret Amazon shopping cart.
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"The other thrushes are baroque artists, constantly elaborating, reworking and adding to their showy repertoire," he wrote on his website.
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Retooling U.S. plants and reworking supply chains to make a tiny number of convertibles would be cost-prohibitive, said Fiorani.
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This hilarious violation dates from 1950, a few years before the Danish artist Asger Jorn began reworking thrift-store paintings.
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That's true even in "Pas/Parts 2018," a reworking of a piece he created for Paris Opera Ballet in 1999.
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Aside from Deni's radio songs, there are only a handful of musical numbers, most of them reworking existing Gambino tracks.
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Mr. Trump said Thursday morning that he had been persuaded by their calls to focus on reworking the trade agreement.
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He played it in 1990, when he was 21, at the Leeds Competition, and kept reworking it over the years.
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Over the last year, he has begun reworking his styles with updates like a bridgeless nose and an eyebrow bar.
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Communication planet Mercury begins its retrograde in water sign Scorpio, finding you reworking complex financial issues like debts, taxes, and inheritances.
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"If there were some reworking of the system, this stigma about H.B.C.U.s not being efficient would solve itself," Mr. Sibert added.
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So give this reasonably absorbing series a little credit, even though it often seems to be merely reworking various fantasy formulas.
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Directed by Bryna Wasserman and Motl Didner, this streamlined reworking of the show mostly has more frivolous things on its mind.
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The creative team went back to the drawing board this past January after Fisher's death, and is reworking the project accordingly.
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S. talks over reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement, while hitting a more than 10-month high against the yen.
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Hildebrandt is at least hopeful that a genuine reworking of Internet business models is on the way, though — albeit not overnight.
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ReformationBy reworking vintage and dead-stock fabrics and utilizing new green materials, designer Yael Aflalo puts the fashion into eco fashion.
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Reworking old exposed wounds Vernon's voice has always been integral to his sound: fragile and pleading, tired but unable to rest.
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The genius of Westworld's reworking of The Tempest lies in showing how character tropes from Shakespeare's play are intertwined and inverted.
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The administration eventually gave Canada and Mexico a pass, pending a successful reworking of the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Some have called for gutting the rules entirely, while others have called for reworking specific portions, like the Title II provisions.
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In 1987 the festival presented "Stauf," a reworking of the Faust legend by Mr. Salzman and his frequent collaborator, Michael Sahl.
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Reworking or evolving a system, rather than doing a total redesign, is also more frugal; it generally costs a lot less.
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Instead, as the president indicated, Mr. Kushner limited his focus on beefing up border security and reworking the legal immigration system.
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Only by reworking the structures and systems will working people have the security and agency they need to determine their futures.
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MELANIE RAUSH, New Brunswick, N.J. Aaron Posner's "Life Sucks." was a brilliant reworking of "Uncle Vanya," presented by Wheelhouse Theater Company.
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And due to the extremely high level of interlock, replacing even a few objectionable words typically required reworking the entire puzzle.
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Kimmel told Aniston that while he appreciated the invitation to her intimate event, he thought her menu needed a little reworking.
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It is a broad reworking of the financial regulatory structure, addressing many of the central provisions of the Dodd-Frank Act.
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Teen-agers, with their serial rebellions, romantic infatuations, and unabashed experimentalism, have proved to be adept at reworking pop's core provocations.
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The drop emeralds, however, point to the necklace either being a reworking of the original Greville design — or something completely different.
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Plus a reworking of the classic Mummy franchise, an adaptation of the TV show Baywatch, and a long-awaited Wonder Woman film.
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Reworking the song is a well-intentioned step, but we're certainly past the point at which those changes will be easily accepted.
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Mr. Lutvak and Mr. Freedman may be reworking forms that have been previously established, primarily the patter song and the romantic ballad.
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Or the UK government's weasel-worded reworking of the legal framework for state investigatory powers in a way that implicitly undermines encryption.
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Wednesday morning, Mnuchin suggested that the White House is warming up to the idea of reworking the border adjustment in some way.
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The Royal Ballet's first artist in residence, he has choreographic credits as long as your arm, though none from reworking existing ballets.
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Better double check that tap water—today, President Trump signed an executive order aimed at reworking Obama-era protections of clean water.
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Geoffrey Zakarian has been reworking his recipe for grapefruit and avocado salad for more than 30 years, so you know it's good.
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It's also the structure that promises to yield the big security and privacy advantages of reworking Internet architecture to expunge the server.
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The auto industry is hunkering down amid predictions of slowing sales: GM and Ford are reworking their lineups to suit American tastes.
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Once she's built a set using the instructions, she then enjoys moving bits around and reworking it to make it her own.
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While the Dials wait for the results, James is reworking the end of the series to include some of the latest developments.
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Mr Delors's burst of integration began in 1986 with the Single European Act, the first ambitious reworking of the Treaty of Rome.
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The SEC found Credit Suisse guilty of reworking the methodology behind net new assets (NNA) to meet targets established by senior management.
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The jump has prompted a reworking of contracts to link raw material prices to battery prices, LG Chem and Samsung SDI said.
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But such a move would likely require reworking negotiated service agreements with Amazon and other companies, which could be a contentious process.
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One of Mr. Kelly's first acts was to send the draft order back to national security agencies and departments for further reworking.
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His new book is a reworking of the Book of Jeremiah tinged with much surreality — there are talking dogs and cunneiform tattoos.
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The second movement, a reworking of a slightly earlier choral tribute, "O King," takes as its text the name of the Rev.
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Studios have also cut way back on what is development, or the polishing and reworking of scripts to find a good one.
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This murky and tedious reworking of Friedrich Dürrenmatt's dark fable of love and lucre is illuminated by Lesley Manville's dazzling star turn.
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And the ballet has already had one radical — and very successful — reworking in Mats Ek's 1982 version, set in a mental hospital.
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The biggest part is not the actual reworking of the material; the biggest part is figuring out what the note actually is.
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LG's reworking of webOS for TVs features a delightfully tragic animated setup assistant named Bean Bird and an actually-good motion control remote.
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Reworking your spending around a big financial goal is a tremendous achievement, and will make saving seem so much easier in the future.
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It was in reworking the play, however, that Hwang realized how much of his original text already matched the culture we're living in.
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That will often be easier than asking for every paper to be accompanied by its data and then reworking the statistics from those.
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The remix features a heavy reworking of "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" by Tears for Fears, layered over a jumble of beats.
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While the Dials wait for the results, James has been reworking the end of the series to include some of the latest developments.
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Over the summer, Tesla advertised online for technicians to repair vehicles coming off the assembly line, suggesting that a significant number needed reworking.
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Last spring, Google said it was taking another shot at reworking Android to keep it running fast and smooth on lower-end devices.
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One of Segarra's more celebrated songs, "The Body Electric," from 2014's Small Town Heroes, is a feminist reworking of traditional murder ballads.
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Culp gave fresh detail about how he is reworking operations, ticking off several problems that struck him when he became CEO last October.
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The next round of talks on reworking the 24-year-old trade agreement is due to take place in Montreal later this month.
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As Christina's acting career became stagnant, she became drawn to other creative interests and randomly began reworking an old pair of cowboy boots.
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Reworking a budget is another proactive way to use this energy—Venus is all about worth, and Saturn knows how to be frugal.
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But Toomey said he'd rather see Trump spending his time on reworking Medicaid costs and finding solutions to the country's growing opioid crisis.
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To jumpstart your emergency fund, consider reworking your budget and trying to find areas where you can dedicate more to saving and investing.
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He says reworking the organizational chart happened between the breach and his arrival, after poor organizational structure impacted how the breach was handled.
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Not so much a sample as it is the reworking of a melody, but here we go: this is still smooth as hell.
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Bain Capital Credit, BlueMountain Capital Management and Neuberger Berman may have found a solution by arranging new or reworking existing CLOs without complying.
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But this list is dedicated to the artists who have gone above and beyond, reworking their hits to become full-on handwashing anthems.
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Over the summer, Tesla advertised online for technicians to repair vehicles coming off the assembly line, suggesting that a significant number needed reworking.
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Chesapeake has enlisted restructuring lawyers at Kirkland & Ellis and investment bankers at Rothschild & Co. who specialize in reworking debt, the four sources said.
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Last June they figured they could make it work in Mr. Morales's apartment in Ridgewood, Queens, pending a drastic reworking of the space.
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It is the latest example of a company abandoning or reworking a transaction because of government concerns about Chinese involvement in the transaction.
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In August, the creative team spent a week at the Chautauqua Institution in New York working and reworking every aspect of the ballet.
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He threw her extreme demands, like raising $10 million, reworking the script, and getting A-list actors signed on under a short deadline.
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"Star Trek," CBS's reworking of the classic space drama, which will be shown on All Access later this year, should help that even further.
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DXY fell 0.43 percent as hopes also grew of concessions by Canada that would resolve disputes over reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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You and a partner are reworking your ideas this Mercury retrograde, which begins on Halloween; conversations repeat themselves because they aren't finished being processed.
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We had a hunch, followed our curiosity, took the necessary financial risks, and began building – reworking, experimenting, and iterating countless times as we proceeded.
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If so, the mission team would have to do some last-minute reworking of the flight plan — though they're confident InSight can handle it.
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He said, however, that retail stocks with a lot of short interest are still struggling with an "existentialist moment" in reworking their business models.
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In 2015, Amazon responded to intense criticism around its implementation of maternity leave (among many other corporate culture red flags) by reworking its policies.
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Foldit participants don't have to be scientists, they just need a curious brain and a willingness to apply it to reworking these protein structures.
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The U.S. dollar index fell as hopes grew of concessions by Canada that would resolve disputes over reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Bigelow picked up that technology and spent a fortune reworking it, only to sell it back to NASA at a steep discount — $20203 million.
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To get your emergency fund started, consider reworking your budget and trying to find areas where you can dedicate more to saving and investing.
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Over Gropius's life, his focus shifted from the redesign of the objects of daily life to a more thorough reworking of the built environment.
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That's remarkable because the votes are nonbinding, and yet they seem to have spurred a major reworking of the relationship between shareholders and companies.
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In constructing, deconstructing and reworking photographs and images, Draxler reveals struggles and surrenders, his work living and breathing with dark hints of existential sexuality.
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There are few architects of Fujimoto's stature who are so doggedly committed to continuous experimentation, to consistent, almost obsessive reworking of the same ideas.
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Chesapeake has enlisted restructuring lawyers at Kirkland & Ellis LLP and investment bankers at Rothschild & Co who specialize in reworking debt, the four sources said.
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In its lackadaisical mercy, this reworking of "The Juniper Tree" chases away the shadows gathered around more than one archetypal figure of female power.
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Ms. Scott is credited with overseeing programming at the network during that period, which included reworking its prime-time lineup following Mr. O'Reilly's ouster.
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Because Bourgeois tended to hijack the process, reworking various proofs so extensively by hand that they became works of art in their own right.
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And last week, Joe Biden suggested reworking income-based repayment, including by eliminating payments and the accrual of interest for those making under $25,000.
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After a ton of reworking and polishing, I was thrilled to (mostly) meet all the rules while including 16 movies and 48 different emojis.
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This winter the Brooklyn Academy of Music will produce his harrowing reworking of Euripides's "Medea," starring the married actors Rose Byrne and Bobby Cannavale.
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We had a hunch, followed our curiosity, took the necessary financial risks, and began building -- reworking, experimenting, and iterating countless times as we proceeded.
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One practical reason for the sudden surge in mainstream force is that ASMR provides an acceptable reworking of the old adage that sex sells.
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Russia Outside of Trump's actions, maneuvering in Congress and the President's picks reworking federal departments, a "cloud" hangs over much of the political world.
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Reworking his stage adaptation of Ibsen's play — a study of weaponized truth — Mr. Stone concocts a predictable stew of ancient transgressions and undeserved recriminations.
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Mr. Clooney, who wrote the movie with Grant Heslov — reworking a script by Ethan and Joel Coen — has embraced symmetry as his guiding principle.
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But then, it's DLC, originally, and a reworking of a course that appeared previously, in Double Dash and the DS version of Mario Kart.
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I came away from the event convinced that more change is coming, but impatient that a fundamental reworking of TV looks like a slow process.
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And, just because Zoey doesn't want to spend hours in the classroom reworking fabric does not mean she has to abandon her passion for fashion.
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Long has been turning his nature walks into art for decades, reworking his outdoor experiences in the studio by combining geometric forms and natural materials.
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Sterling dropped more than 1 percent against the dollar to $1.216, amid talk of Britain drastically reworking trade ties with the European Union after Brexit.
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The advisers are not exploring a bankruptcy filing for Penney and are focused on reworking finances outside of court proceedings, one of the sources said.
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Staff were concerned about the increased costs and delays of reworking designs if the monarch changed before the design process was done, the documents showed.
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Yes, I'm A Witch, Too finds such producers as Moby, Penguin Prison and tUnE-YarDs, among others, reworking material from Ono's catalog of past recordings.
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But juggling legal matters, employee grievances, reworking old hiring practices, and ensuring retention among already alienated employees is hard work that shouldn't be undertaken alone.
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The interior also received a lovely reworking; the updated cabin boasts a "Dual Cockpit" design, which engages the passenger nearly as much as the driver.
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Donald Trump's , tax cuts, more spending on defense, reworking Obamacare and an end of some Wall Street regulation has fired up rallies in many sectors.
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For 2019, the pros are turning the perennial nail trend on its head, reworking it into a fresh design that's both minimalist and totally unexpected.
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Some are already suggesting that the GOP should focus on a package of popular tax cuts instead of a major reworking of the tax code.
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Chazelle's third film, the much-anticipated La La Land, sounds something like a reworking of that story, this time in color, and with bigger names.
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If these require new staffing, a reworking of senior management, or additional resources being made available to the staff already here, these must be prioritized.
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The "LRIP" strategy comes in part from painful lessons on the 787 line, where early aircraft that came out of the factory needed heavy reworking.
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The first major reworking of the U.S. tax system in decades would chop the tax burden on corporations and temporarily trim rates for most individuals.
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Trump has not made specific proposals for reworking NAFTA, but he has called for manufacturers to buy and build more products in the United States.
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Trump's Commerce secretary pick, Wilbur Ross, told the Senate Commerce Committee on Wednesday that reworking the deal is at the top of his trade agenda.
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But Holtz-Eakin advised against that move because it would probably make lawmakers more reticent to craft long-delayed legislation aimed at reworking the agencies.
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Once you are able to release some stress and be more rational, then, you can start reworking and thinking about how to handle the situation.
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This puzzle is a reworking of a 15x15 puzzle I wrote a couple of years ago for a now-defunct crossword service called Aries Xword.
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A reworking of "Jane Eyre" from the perspective of Mr. Rochester's mad wife, it was published in 1966 to great acclaim and remains a touchstone.
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Around the film's release last week, I spoke with Johnson about reworking old tropes in new ways, dealing with toxic fandom, and Chris Evans' sweater.
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Taking the stage, McDonald performed a reworking of the seasonal classic "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas", popularized by Bing Crosby in 1951.
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Taking the stage, McDonald performed a reworking of the seasonal classic "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas", popularized by Bing Crosby in 1951.
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This year's meeting will address major issues including the solidifying of Xi's power, and reworking the bureaucracy to put the Chinese Communist Party in control.
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A reworking of Mr. Tuymans's painting, which he said was in turn based on charcoal drawings made by slave laborers from the Schwarzheide work camp.
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U.S. and Mexican officials say they will push for a deal on reworking auto industry rules that could open the door for Canada to return.
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As a re-creation rather than a reworking of the original, the 2017 live-action Beauty and the Beast, starring Emma Watson, is even more superfluous.
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Mr Renzi's reform amounts to a comprehensive recentralisation of power together with a separate reworking of the balance of power between the two houses of parliament.
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But Superhot VR, a reworking of indie first-person shooter Superhot, feels less like an adaptation than what the game was meant to be all along.
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But Sharp Objects feels like it has the most to prove, insistently taking up prestige drama standards and then repositioning, reworking, or flat-out challenging them.
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A TouchWiz OS that's worth a damnBut Touchwiz, Samsung's own software reworking of Android, doesn't have such a spotless "fun and functional" record as that camera.
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Where it stands: Cities, companies and researchers are reworking algorithms to make shared routes more efficient, to minimize both congestion and extra transit time for passengers.
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Now that the US will join Syria and Nicaragua as the only countries living in a fantasy land, the film needs a little bit of reworking.
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For seven months, the duo worked tirelessly to refine Daye's sound, which included reworking the original versions of "Misunderstood" and "Love You Too Much" from scratch.
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But the top priority for the Trump administration is reworking ObamaCare, and Republicans are without a concrete plan to tackle changes to the complex healthcare law.
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He has threatened to tie payment to the terms under which the two neighbors trade by reworking or canceling the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Instead, the new CFPB leadership will likely put its free-market, less-regulatory stamp on changing existing agency rules and halting or reworking its pending rules.
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But then after spending years back home in the hills where he grew up—slowly, painstakingly, reworking his basic method of jumping, Kasai would rise again.
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Partly. A reworking of locker rooms would be the only way to make trans, non-binary, and gender non-conforming folks feel safe in locker rooms.
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But he said Trump fixed that with the exemptions that included Canada and Mexico, pending a successful reworking of the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Daniels recommended him for a role in "Jon," a reworking of a George Saunders short story that later won a Jeff Award, Chicago's top theater honor.
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Either way, the German government is reportedly looking into reworking a few laws to allow German cyber squads to find the stolen information and eradicate it.
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As many artists develop visual ideas through fits of revision and reworking, the consistency in the evolution of paintings in Rackstraw Downes's current exhibition is remarkable.
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Between Hofmannsthal's fin-de-siècle reworking of "Elektra" and Icke's 21st century update of Aeschylus lies Bertolt Brecht's "The Antigone of Sophocles," which premiered in 1948.
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Brady took that in stride, reworking his strategy to focus on Rob Gronkowski and the team's running backs, and found little resistance from the Saints' defense.
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After three months, Stoddard says she was told she would need to pay all suspended payments at once and that reworking her loan wasn't an option.
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Ms. Dubois, the restorer, said that at some point in the 1500s another painter, or perhaps a group of painters, decided that it needed a reworking.
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Snap has also opened the gates for Android users, which means it's better positioned to reach users based outside North America, by reworking their Android experience.
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I thought of that photograph as I watched Luis Alfaro's "Mojada" (directed by Chay Yew, at the Public), a reworking of Euripides' "Medea," set in Queens.
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When he wasn't reworking the thrift store finds he sold to pay the rent, he worked on his application to Parsons School of Art and Design.
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Most pieces are recent updates of their previous incarnations (as is typical of Mucha), while others are in their initial form, no doubt awaiting future reworking.
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A comparison of his original 1894-95 version of "Puberty," moody and tightly brushed, with the florid Expressionist 1914-16 reworking in the show, says a lot.
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" Hans Zimmer is also back handling the score, and the short embedded below features a new collaboration between the composer and Radiohead, reworking the band's song "Bloom.
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Google had spent the better part of 2016 reworking its translation tool to be powered by AI—and in doing so, it had created something unnervingly powerful.
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Recording, revisiting, reworking the past guarantees a kind of stasis, at least when done with the intensity of Plath and Woolf, and, if I'm being honest, me.
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The third was "responsibility to protect" (known as R2P), a reworking of just war theory developed after the world's failure to prevent the Rwandan genocide in 1994.
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Clear writing, revising and reworking take time—which means that authors who spend more time revising drafts of their old research have less time for new research.
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Who knew that what Vanessa Paradis' soft-focus pervy-pop classic really needed was a hard as nails, acidic reworking courtesy of Kompakt founder mainstay Jurgen Paape?
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It's supposedly a reworking of the soundtrack of the musical Hair, although to my ears Garson's version of "Walking in Space" sounds nothing like the Hair version.
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The U.S. dollar index fell 0.45 percent as hopes also grew of concessions by Canada that would resolve disputes over reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Also on this day, Saturn goes retrograde, finding you reworking the structures you've built around your creative projects and your love life since January of this year.
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After reworking the format in November 313 to a new version of SportsCenter, with Nolan as one of the personalities, the daily viewership on Snapchat has doubled.
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Often reworking the surface in terms of color and texture is required to bring out an attractive exterior once covered in mold or metals pitted by weather.
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This shift occurred, Warren argues, because in the 1980s, politicians began reworking the rules for the market to the specifications of corporations that effectively owned the politicians.
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As many artists develop visual ideas through fits of revision and reworking, the consistency in the evolution of this and other paintings in the show is remarkable.
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Thus, this took tons of reworking, but the time and effort to produce a particularly enjoyable grid versus one that just fit the bill felt worth it.
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It calls for a fundamental reworking of American public infrastructure and energy consumption, with aspirational goals to reduce the country's carbon footprint to net-zero by 2030.
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That Cuccinelli would even say what he said as his defense of reworking the poem shows how clueless he was about the criticism in the first place.
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A reworking of their 2005 production, they regard it as a search for happiness, in which mysticism and sensuality live alongside moments of improvisation and set material.
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Haendel would meet up with them socially or drop by their studios and take a few quick pictures while catching up, reworking the images together digitally later.
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And what is more 2010s than that: the reworking of something you remember into something unrecognizably twisted, weird, annoying, and at least just a little bit funny.
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On the movie side, studios have cut way back on what is known as development, or the polishing and reworking of scripts to produce a good one.
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The new game does a lot to reinvigorate the series, but the most exciting development has to be the complete reworking of how religion and its effects.
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"I Could Have Told You," the first single from the record, was a stoic but playful reworking of Sinatra's grandiosity, quietly playful beneath the grace and smoke.
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Dishonored 2 wasn't a massive financial success, and moving the series forward from here would mean either reworking the world or retroactively lowering the stakes of Lurk's challenge.
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President Donald Trump has made clear that he is pursuing an "America first" approach on the economy, vowing to restore jobs that moved abroad and reworking trade agreements.
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Rachel Botsman looks at how modern technology is rapidly reworking centuries-old networks of trust, and Jean Twenge highlights several surprising trends defining the lives of today's adolescents.
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Manager Magazin said around 30,000 Mercedes-Benz cars with faulty vehicle electronics were produced at its plant in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, requiring expensive reworking which was causing production delays.
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The dollar inched down against a basket of currencies as hopes grew of concessions by Canada that would resolve disputes over reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Linen, once the mainstay of hippies and home furnishings, is experiencing a resurgence this season, thanks to designers reworking the natural fabric in a host of contemporary ways.
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If the original renders its emotional distress in hyperrealist 217K, the remix is an expressionist reworking—with violent streaks of color as stand-ins for form and action.
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Edmark has some big, profound explanations about why he likes spirals so much—that's just what happens when you spend all your time working and reworking an idea.
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This latest research shows just how resilient and malleable our brains truly are, and how the brain is capable of reworking itself and naturally adapting to our experiences.
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In both those instances, the designer was reworking games he explicitly didn't enjoy, and tried to find ways to make them fun, even for people who disliked them.
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And while Gareth Edwards was the credited director of the last Star Wars spinoff, 2016's Rogue One, substantial reworking happened under the supervision of writer Tony Gilroy.
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The M10-P does not replace the M10 — both will remain available for purchase — but it does give the camera a slight refresh without totally reworking the platform.
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The company proposed in court papers reworking the naming-rights agreement for Avaya Stadium to run until December of next year from an original end date of Dec.
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He now stands closer than ever to reworking trade relationships with all three countries as he looks for signature policy achievements to promote on the 2020 campaign trail.
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In terms of optimal look, to Sikhounmuong, nothing beats the worn-in effect — which is why he prefers reworking an old pair of jeans rather than tossing them.
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That Mr. Chensvold broke traffic records with his coverage of the new button-down suggests the peculiar gravity of the quintessential American clothier's reworking of its quintessential product.
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Microsoft made some major changes to the Xbox One dashboard earlier this year, but much of that is about to be torpedoed in favor of yet another reworking.
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Following a London run, Mr. Lemmon is now bringing the newest reworking of the show, "Twist of Lemmon," to the Cinema Arts Center in Huntington on July 28.
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In reality, adding those models will require frequently reworking the assembly lines at Tesla's Fremont plant and at other facilities the company plans to build around the world.
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It's a testament to the vision and attachment behind these songs that Tirzah and Levi have been reworking them for years, giving facelifts until the tone felt right.
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Brady, meanwhile, has consistently drawn praise for reworking his deals to save the Pats cap space, so this would be a little bit out of character for him.
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You've been reworking a lot of your professional goals and figuring out what success means to you, Aries, but you're over it for now and ready to socialize.
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Musical greats like Philip Glass and Nigel Kennedy have tried their hand at reworking The Four Seasons, but Anno instead aims to recontextualize, rather than reconfigure, Vivaldi's work.
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Mr. Godard looms large over Mr. Bertolucci's third, and most experimental, feature, "Partner" (21993), a reworking of Dostoevsky's "Double" in which a young man encounters his revolutionary doppelgänger.
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To those concerned about agricultural trade, Mr. Lighthizer emphasized that the administration's goal is to preserve duty-free access by successfully reworking Nafta and remaining in the pact.
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Evidently, the artist's current direction isn't actually new but a circling back to ideas about structure versus freedom that are deeply embedded, now ripe for revisiting and reworking.
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Giving a rough estimate of what they achieved, he said the country's mass quarantines and drastic reworking of its medical system saved "hundreds of thousands" from being infected.
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Other countries have also been cool to the idea of giving any ground to the United States after they spent months reworking the deal after Mr. Trump withdrew.
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At his death Mr. Meehan had been reworking the musical version of Mel Brooks's movie "Young Frankenstein," first seen on Broadway in 21987, for a revival in London.
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Congress could help consumers by reworking the legislative language to end bad behavior without gutting safeguards for patients or enabling unscrupulous trial lawyers to file costly, pointless suits.
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"I explored themes around the female body, and the reworking of traditional Indian textile techniques and embellishment through a contemporary lens," Lele tells T of her upcoming collection.
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This presents a tough challenge as the new GM model is due for an update in two years, leaving little time for a major reworking of its design.
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Facebook&aposs Libra project has failed in its current form and needs reworking to be approved, said the president of Switzerland where the cryptocurrency is seeking regulatory consent.
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Because reshaping our environmental impact means reworking our economy, there will inevitably be competing visions about who deserves to benefit and what kind of economy we should build.
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John Kasich's calm call for a bipartisan reworking of the health care law seems at first blush to be the "adult in the room" wisdom we desperately need.
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U.S. and Mexican officials say they will push for a deal on reworking auto industry rules that could open the door for Canada to return to negotiations soon.
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The schemes usually have two share prices set that can prompt a reworking of the deals, said a person familiar with the matter at a leading Chinese investment bank.
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The company, he said, is reworking and rethinking the blue checkmark, a necessary move after Twitter verified a handful of white nationalists (before eventually taking their verification badges away).
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It includes a €13bn ($14bn) share issue to begin next year; reworking almost €18bn-worth of bad loans and selling them to two investment firms; and more job cuts.
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He will perform in "Until the Lions", inspired by the poet Karthika Naïr's reworking of stories from the ancient Sanskrit epic, Mahabharata, at the Roundhouse in London in January.
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It did move into the security camera market back in 2015, with the Nest Cam, but that was largely a reworking of the Dropcam product is was based on.
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That means rolling back regulations on energy and other industries, reworking trade agreements that "create a smaller economy for everyone," overhauling the tax code, and raising barriers to immigration.
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It was a scathing rebuke for an order that administration officials spent weeks reworking, in hopes of avoiding the judicial blockade that the first attempt sailed into in January.
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Her view, rather, is that the deals are good at achieving their objective — making money for multinational companies — and that Trump's reworking of NAFTA commits the same basic sin.
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The first set takes us through some of the highlights of her career to date; a reworking of previous material from a 2017 Jack Antonoff-produced power pop perspective.
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In addition to sharing their flimsy case for being unsullied by guilt by political association, Trump and Clinton have in common a facile efficiency for reworking their political positions.
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The increasing availability of education, coupled with shifting roles in the home for women, is not only changing women's lives but also reworking attitudes toward gender differences and equality.
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And it's not clear her attempts at reworking it will work either, with some EU leaders already saying the current deal is the best one she's going to get.
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If you're looking to get started on building an emergency fund, try making or reworking your budget and trying to find areas where you can to saving and investing.
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Add the Republican governor of Texas to those expressing optimism that negotiators for the U.S., Mexico and Canada will succeed in reworking the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement.
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It's a matter of closing loopholes and reworking our tax base and putting those revenues toward healthier, long-term priorities that will make our society better, smarter and happier.
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But in the future we're looking towards AI taking over some aspects of that curation, so it would be possible for a meta-reworking, where multiple remixes are possible.
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While their newest blockbuster explodes onto screens, Marvel also releases Punisher #1 on comic store shelves: A reworking of one of the nastiest, most grim comics in their stable.
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Tensions were running high in the Senate, where Republican tax writers were reworking the tax bill, trying to find a way to satisfy competing interests and shore up votes.
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Reworking tiramisù almost never improves it, but as a change of pace I did like how the one at Don Angie shifted the emphasis from espresso to bittersweet cocoa.
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That landed her in California, where, at the La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego, Mr. Sondheim was reworking another musical that had failed on Broadway, with Mr. Lapine directing.
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Whereas others are being represented by anthologies of shorter works, he is taking just one, "The Matter" (275, originally for 213 dancers, some trained, some not) and reworking it.
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He spent much of his life revising and reworking the book, which first appeared as a small volume of 12 untitled poems but grew to include more than 400.
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And June 27 through July 1, the physical theater troupe Pilobolus will present a reworking of "Branches," a site-specific dance for the Pillow's Inside/Out series in 2017.
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In part, this lack of focus isn't surprising — Blue's role was not originally written as Indian-American, so the show has clearly undergone some reworking since she was cast.
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The only full-evening-length dance she choreographed, it is widely considered her masterwork, spanning more than two hours and reworking the mythic Greek tragedy of murder and retribution.
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Mexico's government said on Wednesday it expected formal discussions on reworking NAFTA to begin after the start of May, following a 90-day consultation process with the private sector.
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The story she tells is a fantastical reworking of the events of Borderlands 2 where Roland and the other characters who died at the hands of Handsome Jack survive.
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Sure it's a convenient way to stay out of the sun and keep your hands free, but the Japanese company Asahi Power Service's "Free Parasol" concept still needs reworking.
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The nations, including Canada and Mexico, signed the renamed Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership in Santiago after spending the better part of the last year reworking the deal.
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Amazon is reworking the definition of community from the inside, as warehouses in rural areas provide the urban middle class with everything they want to stay home all weekend.
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In her allegorical reworking of biblical narratives of the fall and rebirth of humankind, Verney is a humble shepherd boy who marries into the royal family at Windsor Castle.
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Germany's EU minister, Michael Roth, called talk of reworking the proposed deal a "fantasy", another in the chorus of EU voices to stress that the Irish fix must stay.
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Its companion track, "The Ballad Of Michael Philip Holland," is a reworking of the Micho Russel song "The Ballad Of John P. Holland" and focuses on Holland's brother, Michael.
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Google has also been reworking the app's design, and it now opens straight into the file management page (whereas at launch, it went straight into suggestions for what to remove).
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All players, however, will be receiving a raft of improvements for free: major lighting improvements, a reworking of the UI, new ways of creating and playing the game's Contract assassinations.
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Credit Suisse said it will close its global distressed credit and European structured product trading desks as part of a wider reworking of its first restructuring announced plan in October.
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After the conclusion of special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, Trump set out to follow through on reworking relationships with several countries that the president has accused of trade abuses.
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Mercury retrograde begins in Sagittarius on December 2, or December 3 if you're on the East Coast, finding you reworking all sorts of projects and conversations you've had throughout November.
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The dollar inched 0.2 percent lower against a basket of currencies, as hopes grew of concessions by Canada that would resolve disputes over reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Panera Bread and Dunkin' Brands also have made ingredient changes to their menus, with Panera adopting a "no-no list" and reworking more than 150 ingredients in its cafe pantry.
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Chamber officials acknowledge the difficulty in reworking parts of the massive agreement but argue that addressing those issues is crucial to getting enough support in Congress to pass the agreement.
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That doesn't leave much time for reworking the health care system (estimated at one-sixth of the national economy) and even less time for tax reform (the other five-sixths).
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John McDonald, the owner of both restaurants, had Mr. DiBari reworking the menu at Sessanta after Jordan Frosolone, the original chef, left, and he has now given him the post.
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The very American "Cinco De Techno" parties are popping up across the country, reworking the holiday's traditional street parties and mariachi bands into night clubs complete with sombrero-wearing DJs.
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The biggest comes at the end, when the lyrics to Kate's song "I Am Ashamed That Women Are So Simple," which Porter largely lifted from Shakespeare, get a heavy reworking.
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In the early hours of Friday morning, Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of "Hamilton," released "One Last Time (44 Remix)," a gospel reworking of a song from the hit musical.
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And on the subject of retellings, you might watch this recording of Antoinette Nwandu's play "Pass Over," a reworking of "Waiting for Godot" that Spike Lee filmed for Amazon Prime.
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Since I first started working on it in January of 2017, I estimate I spent well over 100 hours (and probably more than 200 hours) working and reworking this idea.
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For example, if you're reworking your business plan and are daunted by the entire task, set aside 30 minutes every day to work only on that plan and nothing else.
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Reworking a phrase from a celebrity break-up, Carney also said uncertainty about what Brexit will mean for Britain might ease as negotiations begin in earnest in the coming months.
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In early March, the 11 other nations signed the renamed Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership in Chile after spending the better part of the last year reworking the deal.
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In "Doll's House," she played Nora, Mr. Hnath's reworking of Ibsen's classic character — a strong-minded, convention-breaking woman, a figure important to the cultural imagination and much deliberated there.
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Engineers from Tesla's German engineering arm, Grohmann, are now reworking the battery production line at the Gigafactory near Reno, Nevada, in a bid to free up bottlenecks, the person said.
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Since Gendry returned to the show in Season 7, a popular theory is that he will use his what he learned from Mott to go a step further than just reworking.
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"We have concluded the reworking of these terms at a moment when the market for coal is beginning to gain some momentum," Ferreira said in a video posted on Vale's website.
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Yet IBISWorld analyst Anya Cohen noted the label has made strides in reworking its sports offerings since launching athletic bras a few years back, when they were more sexy than practical.
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A remix, though not one of Kygo's, has made the biggest inroads for the style by far: Felix Jaehn's (pronounced Yehn) reworking of OMI's "Cheerleader," which hit No. 1 in July.
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It called for a reworking of the Irish backstop through the establishment of a free trade agreement between the U.K. and EU, as well as an extension to the Brexit deadline.
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Seade helped lead negotiations last year for the new United StatesMexicoCanada Agreement (USMCA) after U.S. President Donald Trump insisted on reworking the quarter-century-old North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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The EC's public denouncement of tech giants inexorably has a strategic political dimension, as it seeks to garner attention for its reform cause and drum up support for reworking the rules.
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Elon Musk says he's reworking The Boring Company's mission to prioritize pedestrians and cyclists over cars, suggesting the company's planned high-speed tunnels will serve as a form of mass transit.
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Fallout 4, which is set to become a full VR game, would need significant reworking to deliver a good experience, and it's unclear that Bethesda is ready to invest in that.
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The update has been a year in the making, and involved reworking hundreds of pieces of previously gender-specific content, from clothing and hairstyles to tone of voice and walking animations.
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In an apparent bid to try to quickly wrap up the reworking of the 24-year-old accord, leading Mexican officials have sought to convey an upbeat tone in recent days.
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But after reworking the proposal several times, the Senate parliamentarian ruled that the trigger wouldn't pass Senate rules that allowed Republicans to pass their tax bill along a party-line vote.
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The vote comes at a delicate point for Mexico, which is at odds with the United States over migration and trade, while talks on reworking the NAFTA trade agreement are deadlocked.
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As it happens, the EU is also in the midst of reworking the region's copyright law — with a proposed reform package due to be published later this month, on September 21.
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First reported by The New York Times, the social media giant said reworking the underlying infrastructure of its three messaging apps will allow users to talk to each other more easily.
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Mr. Roberts, a pianist, has just released "Trio Crescent," reworking the five original compositions on John Coltrane's somber, interrogational "Crescent" (the album that came just before Coltrane's landmark "A Love Supreme").
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This is a major summer for you career, Taurus, because you'll be reworking and rethinking many of your plans—and it all starts with Mars beginning its retrograde in Aquarius today.
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The soprano Heather Buck will perform "Miss Havisham's Wedding Night," a potent reworking of a 1979 opera originally commissioned by the company as a star vehicle for the soprano Beverly Sills.
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Instead, he collaborated with the Roots, reworking his music with live muscle rather than programming, meshing his own songs with soul oldies and testing himself as an old-school soul man.
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Such sequences include a red-sock-wearing student rebellion that pays homage to the barricades of "Les Miserables" and a priceless reworking of the Nativity story for the school Christmas pageant.
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It was adapted from Thornton Wilder's play "The Matchmaker," which grew out of his "The Merchant of Yonkers," itself adapted from an 1842 Austrian reworking of an 1835 American one-acter.
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Now, it says it's reworking the entire system, and has already changed its official guidelines on what verification means, and it's still not accepting any submissions for verification from the general public.
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Forsaken massively improves on almost every element of Destiny 23, either by incorporating a working piece from its predecessor or reworking an existing and dysfunctional element until it's reached a happy medium.
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"I have to say, when President Trump says he&aposs putting tariffs on the table, I think tariffs are one part of reworking our trade policy overall," Warren told CNN in March.
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That in itself can serve to lighten the regulatory burden by reworking the definition of "proprietary trading," or holding banks to a less rigorous standard in terms of proving compliance with it.
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In addition to reworking its prices, GNC is upgrading its cash registers and supply chain so that it can move customers through the checkout line quicker, and keep more items in stock.
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The reworking makes it the sort of goth-tinged song that the moment needs but the original is so heavy, bordering on metal, that the connection pulls me out of the moment.
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Instead of reworking motifs taken from Picasso, as he had done in a number of other pieces, he decided to duplicate a painting that he had seen only in a poor reproduction.
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NAFTA The heavy lifting on reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement starts today in DC. Team Trump begins renegotiating the '90s-era trade pact that includes the US, Canada and Mexico.
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We are all familiar with Blackburn's immortal speech about government regulation, which seemed to be a reworking of the famous poem about the failure of German intellectuals to stand up to Nazism.
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But in creating these historically and visually composite figures, Newsome is also reclaiming time more broadly, enacting a right to marking, reworking, and correcting the omissions of the past in the present.
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They lost J.J. Watt and Whitney Mercilus to season-ending injuries on defense, then after reworking themselves into an offense-first team, they lost rookie quarterback Deshaun Watson to injury as well.
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But then companies realized they had to go further, starting a far-reaching reworking of their businesses to embrace new technologies and construction methods to stretch each dollar just a little more.
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In bringing a host of social outcasts into intimate and combative proximity, Guirgis is reworking a now old-fashioned template forged by Maxim Gorky's "The Lower Depths" in the early 20th century.
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Eventually, as a resident director at the Belvoir theater in Sydney, he began reworking the plays entirely — "sampling and remixing," as he put it — modernizing circumstance and idiom to show myths endure.
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The Belt and Road is Chinese President Xi Jinping's landmark scheme to build infrastructure to connect China to the rest of Asia and beyond, a giant reworking of its old Silk Road.
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While you can beat a lot of the game by mashing buttons, reworking combos for different fights pays off, and it's so satisfying that I wish more games would iterate on it.
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Some of the issues that helped Trump nationally, such as reworking trade deals like NAFTA, can be vulnerabilities in Texas, where the state's economy is heavily dependent on trade with neighbor Mexico.
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More Brexit news: The E.U.'s chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, said that he "will not reopen" the existing Brexit deal, but is open to reworking the political declaration that accompanies it.
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J.C. Penney and Macy's also both had disappointing holidays, and they have both since said they are reworking some of their private-label apparel brands in a bid to win back shoppers.
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Jeff Flake of Arizona tried to team up to pass a war authorization during the Obama administration, and they told CNN they're now reworking a bill that can get support from both parties.
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In particular, businesses worry that they will struggle to reconcile invoices, blocking the flow of tax credits down supply chains, forcing them to commit time and effort to resolving disputes and reworking budgets.
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It was first popularized in the '50s and '60s by high end designers including Coco Chanel and Yves Saint Laurent as part of the then-radical idea of reworking menswear styles for women.
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If a woman is running the country, her husband certainly won't be known as the first lady, and so the Office of the First Lady is going to need to need some reworking.
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The Tale slips between the past and present, depicting the unreliable nature of memory and how we use it to shield and harm ourselves by reworking history into something easier to deal with.
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The President has tasked Chief Negotiator Humberto de la Calle, Foreign Minister Maria, Angela Holguin, and Minister of Defense, Luis Carlos Villegas with reworking the peace deal between the government and FARC rebels.
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Very quickly when we recorded, he was out of the process and I had to fight that album with myself and spend months editing, reworking, taking things away, confronting myself to the label.
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Future developments could include a dramatic reworking of human genetics using genome editing tools like CRISPR, and the introduction of artificial chromosomes to give us new ways of staving off age related diseases.
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While Target is in the process of reworking its food assortment, including bringing in more organic and local products, Chen expressed concern the retailer is not moving fast enough to roll out changes.
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Government officials from the U.S., Canada and Mexico announced last week the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) renegotiation talks will go into next year due to "challenges" in reworking the trade deal.
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He also mentioned "Last Summer," a quartet number that Mr. Greene was reworking for his large ensemble, the Big Jimmy Greene Band, which will appear at the 9th Note in Stamford on Sept.
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Akram Khan's much talked-about reworking of "Giselle," created for English National Ballet in 2016, will come to the United States next year, the company's first trip across the Atlantic in 30 years.
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In her show Rapaciously Yours, at Richard Taittinger Gallery, by reworking the materials that typically signify her gender, she evokes models of femininity that are visually enticing but also strange, mythic, and untamable.
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And it was in this decade that Ayn Rand came to political consciousness, reworking her opposition to Soviet Communism into a powerful defense of the individual that would inspire generations of American conservatives.
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On Friday, Ace Hotel and Vinyl Me, Please releases a double LP featuring the original album and King Britt's reworking, together for the first time in a limited vinyl pressing of 1,500 copies.
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In response to social media outcry, A&E is reworking its coming documentary series about the Ku Klux Klan, changing the title and adding segments designed to provide further context for the show.
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Seade helped lead negotiations last year for the new United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) after U.S. President Donald Trump insisted on reworking the quarter-century-old North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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On Thursday, that change happened when Major League Baseball and the players' union agreed to a reworking of the rules regarding slides, while potentially complicating matters by making "neighborhood plays" at second base reviewable.
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On one hand, this energy is productive, but on the other, Mercury's mid-month movements find you reworking many of the ideas and plans that were set in place between February 19 and 23.
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A show by Kidoons and WYRD Productions, designed for theatrical divers 8 years old and up, "Twenty Thousand Leagues" is more than a straightforward reworking of the novel, in ways both good and bad.
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Take some time, as well, with Ian McEwan's sly new short story, "My Purple Scented Novel," in The New Yorker, a kind of chapbook reworking of Martin Amis's "The Information," namechecked in the text.
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To arrive at my preferred model, where far more political questions are solved locally, would require a large-scale reworking of many federal laws, and a reconsideration of many time-honored Supreme Court cases.
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A lot of that's down to producer Stelios Phili, who left the plaintive atmospherics of "Rocket Man" intact, reworking the chords without upending the balladry, keeping a muted beat for Thugger to hover over.
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The Mexican leader said he spoke with his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau late Thursday about reworking the 24-year-old pact that underpins Mexico's economy, and that the trade partners would keep close communication.
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"In my watchmaking and jewelry work, I have been operating at the upper ends of the spectrum, reworking high complications in watches and changing the way jewelry was perceived," Arabo explains in the release.
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And, perhaps unsurprisingly, companies have been more open to installing technology that may have a significant upfront cost and require reworking how a restaurant is organized, but allow more sales without hiring more workers.
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Meanwhile, those who are actually tasked with patrolling America's southern border have been reworking their ground game, as drug cartels increasingly turn to drones to ferry illegal substances into the country, CBS News reports.
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Robbins was a fierce editor of the material until the very end, scrapping and reworking songs ("Something's Coming" was written just a few weeks before the play debuted) and driving the actors to tears.
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"There are not that many artists in the 20th and 21st century who are quite so consistently returning to and reworking what is essentially a small lexicon of images," the Whitney's Scott Rothkopf said.
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As Vox's Dara Lind writes: It was a scathing rebuke for an order that administration officials spent weeks reworking, in hopes of avoiding the judicial blockade that the first attempt sailed into in January.
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From the ADD, 8-bit streams of Lil Data to A.G. Cook's reworking of Bieber's "What Do You Mean" into an '80s power ballad, everything about the PC Music showcase was transparently, forcefully purposeful.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has been reworking student lending since her appointment in February, raising concerns among Democrats that she will undo former President Barack Obama's overhaul of college financial aid.
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For as powerful a message it is for the world to agree on how much warming is dangerous, it's clear that actually doing something about that warming means reworking how the world does business.
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Taking the court at the Staples Center in a tight, black dress, the 42-year-old singer performed a sultry version of "The Star-Spangled Banner," reworking the tune to more of a jazzy beat.
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Reworking existing deals, however, is feasible and may hit the world's biggest producer Qatar the hardest as many of its mid-term supply deals with Japan start to expire from around 2023, industry sources said.
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Perhaps more telling is Lashai's reworking of Goya's etchings, "When I count, there are only you … But when I look, there is only a shadow" (2013), which is inspired by his Disaster of War series.
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Virtually everything he's written has been a rehash of the popular culture of the last two centuries, reworking not just characters like the Invisible Man but also the thematic concerns of writers like H.P. Lovecraft.
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Total funding to date: $104 millionEmployees: 200As privacy laws clamp down on advertisers' use of people's smartphone data, location-data firm Factual is a rare company that survived by reworking its business to stay compliant.
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She said Ms. Ghazi and Ms. Adili explore travel and the compression of time, and both use near-compulsive processes — Ms. Adili with her meticulous cutting and reworking, Ms. Ghazi with her multiple miniature photographs.
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" Vienna's Children's and Youth Protection Unit said in a statement on Wednesday it had been working with the ballet academy since December and that the school needed "a fundamental reworking of pedagogical attitudes and practices.
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The Trump administration is again taking aim at the Dodd-Frank Act, releasing a Treasury Department report on Friday that recommended a vast reworking of Wall Street rules adopted in response to the financial crisis.
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Originally published in German in 1971, and in English first in 1990 and now in an extensive reworking by the same translator, Philip Boehm, "Malina" is also a psychological thriller of a tormented, existential sort.
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In February alone, Paris welcomed two: "Les Analphabètes" ("The Illiterates"), an adaptation of "Scenes from a Marriage" by the company Le Balagan' Retrouvé, and Julie Deliquet's reworking of "Fanny and Alexander" for the Comédie Française.
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Romania's constitutional tribunal has sent some of the draft laws back to parliament for reworking, and Iohannis, whose signature is required for them to take effect, said he was determined that they fully meet EU standards.
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Dedicated to everyone who's sent out a pile of applications, prepared for countless interviews and sat by the phone waiting to hear back, Lewis Kenny wrote "Still Trying And Nothing," a reworking of Eminem's hit "Stan".
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer on Thursday expressed hope a breakthrough could be made in coming days on reworking the NAFTA trade deal, though his Mexican counterpart said flexibility was needed to reach agreement.
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But the measure has stalled as Turkey has failed to meet all of the 72 "benchmarks" specified by the EU for the proposal, most notably the reworking of anti-terror laws, according to an EU official.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Promising to cut pensions and give taxpayers fewer breaks, Greece has paved the way for the disbursement of further rescue funds from international lenders and possibly opened the door to reworking its massive debt.
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The company said its first-pass yields at the Fremont, California, plant are higher than ever — a measurement that indicates Tesla is producing good cars and is scrapping or reworking fewer units than it did historically.
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I came to prefer the latter, scrambling for money and audiences, huddling behind the bar at the Village Gate, reworking numbers on the spot — the kind of on-the-fly theater Liz was so brilliant at.
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Tesla is reworking its approach to in-car navigation, and will deploy a "major navigation overhaul" in "early 2018," per Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who shared the news in response to a customer inquiry on Twitter.
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Talks to reach a deal on reworking the 24-year-old accord have intensified in recent weeks, pressed by U.S. congressional deadlines and a common will to reach an agreement before Mexico's July 1 presidential election.
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Two years later, he participated in a site-specific reworking of Schumann's song cycle "Dichterliebe," holing up in the kitchen of a historic house with the performer Mara Carlyle, who sang and played the musical saw.
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The problem will largely be addressed by governments back home trying to adopt policies to shift away from fossil fuels, by businesses perfecting and deploying clean energy technologies, by city planners reworking their local transportation systems.
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And the baritone Aaron Engebreth will sing Mr. Argento's "A Water Bird Talk," a comic reworking of Chekhov in which a lecture about birds goes horribly awry as the speaker begins to divulge his personal failings.
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Soaring midair on a mobile platform inside an unused Harlem church, she has been working and reworking two towering paintings taking shape on opposite walls, a monumental commission for the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
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Under the guidance of Alisha Kerlin, the Barrick's new museum director, who is quick to voice her distaste for Beauregard, that sense of reworking and adaptation continues with a recently opened wing called The Work Shop.
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The Commission's consultation document on these plans is part of a broader reworking of EU economic priorities under pressure from populist critics who accuse Brussels of having pursued ultra-liberal policies to the detriment of workers.
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With the declaration that she was taking 2014's 1989 fully into pop territory, Swift hasn't looked back, reworking her old country hits when she plays them live and nearly ignoring her especially hoedown-oriented tunes.
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Although he couldn't speak to Fowler or Paramount's process into reworking Sonic's look, he did offer some insight into how impossible it would have been for his Detective Pikachu team to take on such a dramatic undertaking.
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His liberal reworking of the text imagines a fictionalized version of actress Robin Wright who sells her likeness to the sinister Miramount Studios so she'll have more time and money to spend on her ailing young son.
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While we ate, Wong encouraged us to talk about "eating our way home," and we shared stories of favorite foods, reworking recipes in different countries with local ingredients, and even attempts at smuggling favorite foods across borders.
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The result of Price's reworking of a 2007 artist's talk into an ongoing video series, Redistribution enacts the kind of frenetic, even aleatory mutation that information, culture, and concepts undergo as they circulate through global networked space.
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Taking up where they left off in Washington talks two weeks ago, the delegations were showing each other proposed language for reworking the accord, without yet seeking to thrash out mutually acceptable compromises, officials present told Reuters.
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Last year, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed reworking the program which allows the SEC to reward tipsters whose original information leads to a penalty exceeding $1 million with between 10% and 30% of the fine.
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Trump's primary objective in reworking NAFTA was to bring down U.S. trade deficits, a goal he has also pursued with China, by imposing hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs on imported goods from the Asian giant.
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A reworking of last year's "New York Spring Spectacular," this version has the director and choreographer Mia Michaels (of TV's "So You Think You Can Dance") at the helm and a new script by Douglas Carter Beane.
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In 2009 he was featured in the opening scene of "A Serious Man," the Coen brothers' satirical reworking of the Job story in a Midwestern locale, playing a character who may or may not be a dybbuk.
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My point here is that this animated reworking of the Spidey mythos is fresh and exhilarating in a way that very few of its live-action counterparts — including the last couple of "Spider-Man" chapters — have been.
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It was Mr. Prince who helped re-establish the reputation of "Candide" by reworking it and mounting a string of successful productions in the 1970s, in Brooklyn and on Broadway, and then, in 1982, at City Opera.
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The trade deficit has not shrunk Part of Trump's argument in favor of nixing some trade deals and reworking others is that the US should be making more things to export and buying fewer from other countries.
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Her reworking of Parvati Khan's "Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy, Aaja" (aaja being the Hindi phrase for "come here"), fashioned a tongue-in-cheek come-hither anthem from a tacky, glittering disco violin riff rarely heard outside of Punjabi weddings.
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U.S. Treasurys followed European bonds higher, as the 10-year German bund yield fell to 0.275 percent, while U.K. government bond yields also slipped amid talk of Britain drastically reworking trade ties with the European Union after Brexit.
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Some of the issues that helped Trump nationally, such as reworking trade deals like the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), can be vulnerabilities in Texas, where the state's economy is heavily dependent on trade with neighbor Mexico.
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On April 20, Mexico's finance minister, José Antonio Meade Kuribreña, met with US Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin in Washington for a "constructive" discussion about reworking the deal, according to a press release from the country's ministry of finance.
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If you're looking for an easy way to add something shiny to your next mani — something that doesn't involve a bedazzler or require a steady hand for drawing teeny-tiny details — consider reworking a good ole French tip.
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China has failed to win India's support for its ambitious Belt and Road infrastructure project, President Xi Jinping's landmark scheme to connect China to the rest of Asia and beyond, a giant reworking of its old Silk Road.
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In order to prevent this, Insoo and his co-authors are pushing researchers and advisory boards to proactively talk about the importance of human embryo research, and to involve as many people as possible in reworking the rules.
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With the Southeast Asian nation's next election due by August, Mahathir is reworking his image - no longer the autocratic prime minister who ruled Malaysia for over two decades, he is projecting himself as the opposition's avuncular elder statesman.
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Other EU member states were discussing two main options: a delay of two to three months, if May persuades them she can clinch a deal at home, or much longer if she accepts that radical reworking is needed.
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Other EU member states were discussing two main options: a delay of two to three months, if May persuades them she can clinch a deal at home, or much longer if May accepts that radical reworking is needed.
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Left-field highlight: a reworking of the dark, doomed seven-minute instrumental "Skyscraper" from the band's first record with Chris and Adam Prendergast, formerly of The Kooks and Big Pink respectively.. Watch the video for "Black Noir" below.
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MOSCOW, Jan 12 (Reuters) - The Russian government has returned to the finance ministry for reworking a proposal that state companies would pay 50 percent of their net income in dividends, Deputy Finance Minister Alexei Moiseev said on Thursday.
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TOKYO, Oct 1 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar hit a four-month high on Monday after a Canadian source said Canada and the United States have agreed on a framework deal for reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The product makes it simple for employees and their managers to complete engagement surveys, share feedback, arrange one-on-one meetings and complete comprehensive performance reviews with a larger goal of reworking the company goal-setting process entirely.
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He rearranges time, as the "Odyssey" does, working and reworking different moments from the poem itself, the seminar and the cruise into one intricately woven fabric — the image that Homer himself repeatedly uses of poetry and the poetic.
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More recently, in The Hague, a reworking of a government building, now called Rijnstraat 183, debuted in March and unites several Dutch government ministries; the design eschews nearly all private spaces for open views from floor to floor.
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Mr. Ross's selection has drawn scrutiny because he has bought struggling companies — some already in bankruptcy — and tried to breathe new life into them by using strategies that included layoffs and reworking of union contracts and benefit packages.
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It takes me about 30 minutes to get to the farm, and when I get there we have a no-call no-show, so I have to spend about two hours reworking the schedule for this upcoming week.
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Officials in New York, New Jersey, California, and Maryland are going to the mat against the White House, reworking their tax codes to ease residents' pain from new limits to federal deductions for state, local and property taxes.
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The greenback, which had gained earlier on safe-haven demand, eased after Canada signalled it was ready to make a concession to the United States to resolve their talks over reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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One of those who was fired in the reshuffle, former culture spokesman Michael Dugher, changed his Twitter biography to read "sacked by Jeremy Corbyn for too much straight talking, honest politics" — an ironic reworking of Corbyn's own campaign slogan.
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Torra, however, said that the only reworking of the Constitution that would satisfy Catalonia&aposs secessionists would be one that includes the right to vote on founding a new European state for the northeastern corner of the Iberian Peninsula.
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Amid the murkiness, what's clear is that 13 years after Twitter's founding in 2006, the company still doesn't seem capable of reworking its fundamentals to the point where threatening a sitting congresswoman's life isn't something Twitter users commonly do.
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MEXICO CITY/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Mexico has nearly finished reworking the formula it uses to hedge its oil production, a finance ministry official said on Friday, including changes to how it factors fuel oil prices into its export mix.
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On the charitable end of the interpretation scale is that Samsung is definitely reworking the Fold, the design will change, and Samsung doesn't want to have a teardown out there for a device it isn't ever going to ship.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland will go to Washington on Tuesday to meet with the U.S. trade chief, officials said on Monday, as officials press for a deal on reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Conway is also reworking Trump's campaign schedule, which in recent weeks has included visits to blue states such as Washington and Connecticut -- which Trump has virtually no chance of winning -- to hold rallies that coincided with fundraising events nearby.
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Taking the court at Los Angeles' Staples Center in a tight, black dress, the 22018-year-old "A Little Work" singer performed a sultry rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner," reworking the tune to more of a jazzy beat.
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Released in 1982, Event Horizon is actually a reworking of Big Sky, The Necessaries first LP. Committed to wax by Sire Records a year earlier, the original album was a few tracks lighter and sonically a lot more straightforward.
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Last year slightly revised 6S models in the same sizes also sold well, but Apple followed up with an unconventional move in the iPhone SE, a reworking of the smaller iPhone 20163S with modern internals that proved surprisingly popular.
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The whole point of the book, by the founders of the Gefilteria, the inventive online Jewish food company and caterer, is reworking traditional kosher Ashkenazi cooking and preparing dishes from scratch, with recipes like an inspired kimchi-stuffed cabbage.
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"Pure Country" is a country reworking of his own "Pure Comedy" from last year's album of the same name, with slide guitars replacing the choir and a faint southern accent standing in for Misty's precise delivery on the original.
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As U.S. voters gear up to head to the polls later this year, campaigns and online activists are already reworking their tactics, including paying social media influencers to promote partisan messages, to bypass Facebook's rules on online political ads.
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Hussein Chalayan, who celebrates his 25th anniversary in business this year, is another: He has a wonderful way of reworking something you know — a white shirt, an unstructured blazer — into something recognizable but new, so you see it fresh.
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In addition to New York and California, the high-tax states of Illinois, New Jersey and Connecticut are among those contemplating reworking their tax codes to limit or eliminate the loss of deductions by residents under the new law.
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Other EU member states were discussing two main options: a delay of two to three months, if May persuades them she can clinch a deal at home, or much longer if she accepts that radical reworking of the accord is needed.
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But Giuliani -- a strident critic of the nuclear deal with Iran negotiated by the Obama administration -- seemed to back off of a total withdrawal from that agreement, suggesting that reworking the deal would be a lower priority than combating terrorism.
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Andrew Morrison: It is about trying to make warm, soulful dance music that deviates creatively from the way in which it is "supposed" to sound, with a particular focus on production and its innumerable possibilities of ebb and fade and reworking.
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A seventh round of talks began on Sunday with the three sides aiming to finish reworking less contentious chapters while also meeting to discuss the trickiest subjects blocking progress to rework the pact that underpins $1.2 trillion in annual trade.
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The Commission's consultation document on these plans, seen by Reuters, is part of a broader reworking of the EU's economic priorities, after pressure from populist forces that accuse Brussels of having pursued ultra-liberal policies to the detriment of workers.
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The hearings are likely to show how well Trump — a newcomer to elected office — and his team are at holding Republicans in line as he prepares an expansive legislative agenda that includes reworking Obama's signature healthcare law and tax reform.
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Last month, Reuters reported that J. Crew tapped restructuring lawyers for the second time in as many years to explore options for reworking its billions in debt, as the U.S. clothing chain struggles with falling sales and a dwindling cash pile.
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On Tuesday, SNY reported Bullock was expected to miss at least a month of the regular season with a previously unknown medical issue, which led to a reworking of Bullock's original two-year, $5.33 million free agent agreement with the Knicks.
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Her new album will be called CTRL Music and will feature "twoAM," her reworking of Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR's "Come and See Me." To back up the announcement, SZA released a new track, "Drew Barrymore," which you can listen to below.
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All this speaks loud and clear to the current economic policy backdrop a raging debate around MMT, or Modern Monetary Theory, effectively a reworking of monetary theory by the left of the U.S. Democratic Party ahead of next years elections.
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The producer had originally asked for tens of millions of dollars in damages in his original statement of claim, but it appears that the dispute has been settled "amicably," with the label agreeing to stop reworking the songs they own.
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All this speaks loud and clear to the current economic policy zeitgeist a raging debate around MMT, or Modern Monetary Theory, effectively a reworking of monetary theory by the left of the U.S. Democratic Party ahead of next years elections.
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In the U.S., Apple is embroiled in a legal fight at the Supreme Court over its App Store marketplace that experts say could lead to hundreds of millions of dollars in fines and force a reworking of its app platform.
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The show is the U.K.'s reworking of Jersey Shore, and, like the reality gold that inspired it, features a group of wild partying freaks as they live in a house, only instead of Jersey, they're in Newcastle in Northern England.
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You'll also stop running into so many people from your past (although this can be a fun part of the retrograde), and you'll be ready to move forward with the commitments and ideas you've been reworking over the last few weeks.
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Although it's slightly disappointing that he didn't actually quit by reworking one of the hottest tracks of 1998, but it still takes guts to go into a random Popeye's, break into song ,and then theatrically throw your apron on the floor.
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Whitney's "I Got Rhythm" is the façade of the Palazzo Farnese in Rome, whose "one tier, another tier, another tier" architectural style he credits with influencing his format, which became his machine for painting — a machine the he is constantly reworking.
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I didn't get to try any of those things, and some — like the complicated settlement-building options, or the third-person view that lets you check out your cool clothes — feel like they'd require some significant reworking of the interface.
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But there's a gooey dose of psychobabble here, even presumably simplified for young people in this reworking of the adult book, along with a protest-too-much degree of reassurance that introverts are just as smart and worthy as extroverts.
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Business Insider reported that, based on internal documents it reviewed, Tesla was scrapping or reworking around 40 percent of the raw materials and parts built at its Gigafactory as recently as April, an unusually high rate compared to other automakers.
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All this speaks loud and clear to the current economic policy backdrop – a raging debate around MMT, or Modern Monetary Theory, effectively a reworking of monetary theory by the left of the U.S. Democratic Party ahead of next year's elections.
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The overcharging scheme's first victim was a sovereign wealth fund in the Middle East to which the bank had offered zero commissions for reworking its $6 billion portfolio, saying it would be compensated by the fund's counterparties, the SEC said.
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Regulators are trying to make it easier for banks to trade securities using their own funds by reworking the so-called Volcker Rule, a centerpiece of legislation from the post-financial crisis bank crackdown, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg.
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Every living being is made from some combination of four chemicals: adenine, guanine, cytosine and thymine (or AGCTs), and only through a simple reworking of this combination of letters do we have the spectacular diversity of species on our planet.
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Mr. Trump rewarded the effort with his hard-line positions on reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement, duties on Canadian lumber, steel and aluminum, and insistence that national security concerns justified those measures — to Canadians, an insulting position to take.
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During the long development process, both Penhall and star Holt McCallany have said that the notoriously fussy Fincher began to mold the show more to his sensibility, reworking the scripts and directing four of the first season's 10 episodes himself.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump hailed progress on trade after meeting his Mexican counterpart on Friday, as Mexico's government said it expected a general agreement on reworking the North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) by the end of 2017.
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So far as I could see, it was hard to tell what works he had done recently, and what were the older paintings, a tendency, which, no doubt, was influenced by his reworking of earlier works over long periods of time.
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Trade negotiators from the United States, Mexico and Canada will meet this week in Washington for a fourth round of talks on reworking NAFTA amid growing signs of an impasse between the Trump administration and the other two signatories of the pact.
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As you'd expect from a man whose productions and DJ sets redefine the idea of "chic, sleek, European house and techno," he's turned in a reworking so effortlessly cool that repeated exposure has the potential to freeze you to your own sofa.
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Anyway, the "39 Steps" now on view in New York is the one that Patrick Barlow whipped up around 2005, reworking an earlier version by Simon Corble and Nobby Dimon from the mid-1990s that had been touring the provinces in Britain.
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While the former is broken up into four levels or "series" of increasingly levels of difficulty, Rocket disrupts this regimented formula by combining and reworking the primary and intermediate series and throwing in key postures from the advanced third and fourth series.
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If The Sun's story is correct, and UK government-ministers-in-waiting are indeed preparing to demand the likes of WhatsApp and Apple hand over decrypted messages then those "reasonable steps" would presumably require an entire reworking of their respective security systems.
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The outcome will determine what lies ahead for the Falcon Heavy: if it fails or does not achieve orbit, then it will mean some amount of reworking on the part of SpaceX, and the timeline of the rocket's next launches will be uncertain.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. Treasury Department plan for reworking financial rules would reduce regulatory overlap and help the economy, the official tasked with drawing up the proposal said, rebutting criticism from Democratic lawmakers that the effort was aimed at boosting bank profits.
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"When it comes to the creative side, it's always hard to speak in definitives," Robbins said, noting that "Solo" may have benefited from having its release date pushed and allowing Lucasfilm to spend more time reworking the story and reshooting the film.
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In Poland, IPF's largest single market, this has required reworking of the group's local product offering, while in Slovakia the group has elected to withdraw from new lending altogether, but group management has significant experience in adapting its business model around such circumstances.
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J. Crew has tapped restructuring lawyers for the second time in as many years to explore options for reworking its debt, as the U.S. clothing chain struggles with falling sales and a dwindling cash pile, people familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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An Uber spokesperson tells CNBC Make It that the company has implemented equitable recruiting and hiring practices over the past year to help eliminate bias throughout the interview process, including taking steps like reworking over 1,000 job descriptions to make them more inclusive.
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The campaign produced different versions for Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Nevada, Rhode Island, east and west Pennsylvania and New York, along with a national version to run on cable, reworking it with different footage that seems more rooted in each state.
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The requirement that private buyers — mostly private equity firms and hedge funds — will have to consider things like principal reduction in reworking troubled mortgages represents a significant change in a government program that began in earnest four years ago after the housing crisis.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Dominic Raab tripped up on Michel Barnier's Brexit staircase — that is how EU negotiators see how the reworking of a draft deal reached a month ago led to new demands on Britain that prompted him and other ministers to resign.
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The show, then called "The Bandstand," had a production last fall at Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn, N.J. Mr. Blankenbuehler said that the creative team has continued to work on the show since then, adding several new songs and reworking the opening number.
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Yang collected envelopes stamped with security patterns from around the world, reworking the strips and bits into collages, reflecting on the ubiquity of these objects and their functionality value — are these bits of papers, so easily torn and remolded, really that trustworthy?
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Editorial While the first ballot measure that New Yorkers will be asked to consider on Tuesday would offer the inadvisable possibility of reworking the entire State Constitution in a convention, two other proposals would amend the Constitution in a more typical way.
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This flood of feedback directly and indirectly influences what content creators make next, like a stand-up comic reworking jokes based on how the audience laughed or a live musician learning from many shows the best way to get the crowd dancing.
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When Will liked the idea but didn't like one of our theme answers, we ended up reworking more than half of the puzzle to replace it, and eventually lost the RESTART revealer to allow more flexibility with the fill in the SE corner.
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This was not a coincidence, but the result of extensive product work - reworking the core newsfeed algorithm promoting meaningful content, rolling out Stories, scaling Marketplace, building its Groups product, adding more video content and continuing to improve relevancy algorithms across content and ads.
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It's also a coldly cynical reworking of Jay Roach's "Meet the Parents" (which Mr. Hamburg helped write) as Laird, an oversexed tech billionaire, terrorizes Ned and Barb (Bryan Cranston and Megan Mullally), the middle-class Midwestern parents of his girlfriend, Stephanie (Zoey Deutch).
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They may be increasing the organism's ability to deal with stress, reworking its energy production to be more efficient, shifting its metabolism into another gear, or performing any number of other changes that together add up a sturdier and longer-lived organism.
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To accommodate Gateway, among other big-ticket items, the Port Authority is reworking its capital investment plan calling for $27.6 billion through 2023, Fitch Ratings said when it assigned an "AA-" rating to the authority's $513 million bond sale on May 6.
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Justice Samuel Alito denied an emergency application filed by Republicans to stop the immediate reworking of the electoral district boundaries, preserving a ruling by the state's top court that they had unlawfully sought partisan advantage over the Democrats in drawing the maps.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico and Canada aim to finish reworking less contentious chapters of the NAFTA trade deal with the United States in new talks that began on Sunday, hoping to clear the path for a breakthrough on the toughest issues before upcoming elections.
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An arch and antic reworking of "The Princess and the Pea," one of the folk tales that Hans Christian Andersen made his own, "Mattress" has always been close kin to British pantomimes, those grab-bag holiday entertainments that fracture classic fairy tales for family audiences.
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And while achieving the sort of comprehensive reworking of the tax system that Trump is talking about is extremely difficult, the stars are far better aligned for Republicans to pass something than they were on the disastrous effort to replace the Affordable Care Act.
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As Ms Hengel notes, Econometrica, a top journal in the field, instructs authors to write "crisply but clearly" and to take "the extra effort involved in revising and reworking the manuscript until it will be clear to most if not all of our readers".
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The marketing change comes as Abercrombie is in the midst of reworking its assortment to cater toward 20-something shoppers who are chasing well-made yet affordable clothing, in an attempt to recapture market share it has lost to fast-fashion and other retailers.
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While the world—definitely not just the Noisey UK office—got to grips with former One Direction heartthrob Harry Styles's new faux-glam vibes, a genuine rock musician with a real guitar was reworking 1D into something far more worthy of a second listen.
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Novartis, a Swiss drugmaker that boasts a $216 billion market cap, has been reworking its portfolio in recent months, selling off non-core assets like its generic drug segment and spinning off its soon-to-be former subsidiary Alcon, a catch-all eye-care business.
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He does want to start from scratch at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, though, reworking it into a model more reminiscent of Obama for America, working year-round on the ground across the country to build up a grassroots network to rival the Republicans'.
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The new administration will need push through reforms on multiple fronts, including reworking laws that have weakened property rights and scared off foreign investors, stamping out corruption, and reducing the huge public sector wage bill – which currently accounts for the bulk of government spending.
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Having relied on oil exports for a big proportion of its revenue, Russia's government was reportedly reworking its budget to reduce spending by a further 0.4% and ordering state departments to carry out "stress tests" in which they assume a further fall in oil prices.
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It's bad enough to require significant reworking of the Linux and Windows kernels, the basement-level operating system code that's responsible for mediating access to a machine's CPU, system memory (RAM), and input/output (I/O) devices, which include everything from keyboards to hard-discs.
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Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Utah) is reworking legislation he introduced December 2014 to create a regulatory budget.
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Mr. Gvasalia and his team went to work taking the products that each individual label is known for or does best (T-shirts for Hanes, heels for Manolo Blahnik) and reworking it à la Vetements, which often amounts to a sort of creative defacement.
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" Gaiman (whose clever, feminist reworking of "Sleeping Beauty" was illustrated in a quite literal style by Chris Riddell) makes a strong case for Tan's approach: The sculptures "are, in themselves, stories: not the frozen moments in time that a classical illustration needs to be.
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Their other pictures together include "Throne of Blood" (1957), a reworking of "Macbeth" set in feudal Japan; "The Hidden Fortress" (1958), an adventure film about a princess escorted in disguise through enemy territory; and "Dodes'ka-den" (21974), about the residents of a Tokyo slum.
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The restless, searching energy that drove (and sometimes flattened) Williams throughout his life buzzes amid the quiet of this exhibition, which follows the dramatist's career from "Battle of Angels" (1941), his first produced play, to "Orpheus Descending" (1957), a reworking of the same material.
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The B side is a reworking of "L-O-V-E" (which also appears on Mr. Porter's latest full-length, "Nat King Cole & Me"), but the single itself is the Beatles' "Blackbird," a song that's less calendar-appropriate yet just right for Mr. Porter.
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The Red Sox — who got revenge in 2018 by bouncing the Astros on the way to a World Series title — have helped the Dodgers' efforts to exact their own revenge by reworking their trade to send Mookie Betts and David Price to Los Angeles.
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That's a herculean task in itself: The state is already straining to cope with sharp swings in solar power during afternoons and will soon have to juggle ever-larger shares of intermittent renewable electricity, by deploying batteries, reworking its grid or taking other novel approaches.
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While the rivulets of watery paint and the luminous glow of the surface suggest that he is using techniques associated with stain painting, his reworking of the surface, with multiple layers of paint and varying textures, goes against what we think of as stain painting.
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It urged U.S. policymakers to take steps to increase labor force participation, including improving child-care and other family-friendly benefits to draw more women into the workforce, pursuing immigration reforms and reworking the disability insurance program to allow for recipients to do part-time work.
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McDonald's all-day breakfast was part of a turnaround plan that also involves a streamlined menu featuring new items and new initiatives being tested in select markets, like the build-your-own burger stations at select locations, a reworking the dollar menu, and the McPick 2.
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That's a theme these films have in common, despite their vast differences in approach, with Phantom Thread working to dismantle and poke fun at the self-importance of its prominent man, while Fifty Shades opts for a wish fulfillment reworking of its restrictive romance into something functional.
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For a platform that targets content to users based on their interests and according to detailed data, reworking such rules for Facebook could be immensely complex and perhaps inadvisable, said Andrew Schwartzman, senior counselor to the Benton Foundation Institute for Broadband & Society, a civil society group.
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At the packed Women at Sundance brunch, in an eyebrow-raising reworking of Naomi Klein's concept of disaster capitalism, panelists talked about how they hoped to be able to enact "disaster feminism," using the moment as an opportunity to make inroads into systemic imbalances in the industry.
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Billy Ray Cyrus lent some cowboy cred to a light reworking of the song for its first remix; not long after that came a second remix featuring Diplo, followed by a third featuring a returning Billy Ray alongside rapper Young Thug and the Walmart yodeling kid, a.k.a.
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Unknown Armies (from 22), Lady Blackbird (from 2009, the best quick-start, low-prep game I know), and Pathfinder (Paizo's 2009 D&D reworking) played a big part in my year, and brought me closer to some immensely creative people with terrific skills at improv and invention.
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The city is already taking some steps to alleviate concerns, including by reforming an independent review board that's meant to hold officers accountable, reviewing use-of-force policies, reworking how cops respond to mental health crises, and speeding up the implementation of its body camera program.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Puerto Rico's Secretary of Economic Development and Commerce pushed for investment in the struggling economy on Wednesday and said bi-partisan legislation addressing its fiscal crisis needs reworking to be more targeted as it heads to a debate in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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From introducing an Eastern European-inspired aesthetic of elongated sleeves, deconstructed silhouettes, and oversized shapes to every street style star's wardrobe, to the tongue-in-cheek reworking of DHL logos and its recent relocation from Paris to Zurich, the industry has been constantly captivated by Vetements' moves.
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In other words, would audiences for "Groundhog Day" feel they were reliving their traumatic memories of recent movie-to-musical clunkers like "Rocky," based on Sylvester Stallone's 1976 flick about an underdog boxer, or "Ghost," a reworking of the 1990 flick about an underdog dead man?
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Below you will find a diverse mix of media and curation, merging the established elite with the exploratory pop-up during Mexico City's art fair week: - Salón Acme is a pop-up Mexican art collective in its fourth year of curating group shows reworking the traditional salon.
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Facebook to encrypt Instagram messages ahead of integration with WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger As first reported by The New York Times, the social media giant said it's reworking the underlying infrastructure of its three messaging apps to allow users to talk to each other more easily. 5.
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Leo is the sign that rules the heart, so while Mercury is retrograde in this Fire sign, you'll be reworking how to express what's important to you—everything from your personal life, like your relationships, to your visions for your future, to your political and spiritual positions.
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The Biden approach to the pandemic and the subsequent recession, on the other hand, seems to be to ramp up social services as a one-time emergency response but forgo the type of fundamental reworking of the economy that might mitigate such a disaster in the future.
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As Mr. Guadagnino's secret weapon — she has worked with him since his 2015 film "A Bigger Splash" — and the knitwear spark for brands such as Céline, Balenciaga and Lanvin, she specializes in reworking classic garments with a bit of irony and new spins on traditional yarns.
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Reworking her upbeat song "Come Alive," Monae was joined on stage by backup dancers in costumes recreated from Queen & Slim, Dolemite Is My Name, and Us. Other films were represented in the dance number, too – Midsommar and Joker costumes were among the eclectic group of dancers.
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The spectre of protectionism, highlighted by U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's "America First" rhetoric and talk of reworking or quitting trade agreements, will also hang over the finance ministers and central bankers from the Group of 20 as they consider ways to spur sustainable growth.
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This is true in a general sense, in needing empowered negotiators to do the nitty-gritty work, and in a legal sense because of the insistence of the Senate that a trade representative be confirmed before talks on reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement begin.
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And if you want to hear Paul Simon sing, "It's Jay Z / He's got a kid on each knee / He is wearing clothes that he wants us to try," then you are in luck: Reworking old material also gave Simon the opportunity to crack jokes with Colbert.
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As a result, companies are both reshaping and reworking traditional data center computing components, as well as building completely new types of hardware, to bring computing elements that previously only existed within the cloistered confines of data centers out to new types of devices and new types of environments.
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There are some shots where that facial capture is used directly, but through the production process and the reworking of the scenes, a lot of what Kong needed to do changed so much that the capture was used a lot more as inspiration and moments to pull from.
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The President's personal lawyers, led by Rudolph Giuliani, have been reworking the response they've been planning for months to conform more to what they expect in Mueller's report based on Barr's letter, though that rebuttal is not expected until sometime after the redacted version is released on Thursday.
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After being named on BBC's Sound Of 2010 list at just 21 years old, he went on to sign to Island Records and achieve a degree of chart success, including a top 10 with "Watchtower," a reworking of "All Along The Watchtower" featuring—of all people—Ed Sheeran.
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But anyhow La Sera's Katy Goodman and Springtime Carnivore's Greta Morgan have been hanging out and spending their time productively, reworking old punk songs by the likes of Bad Brains, The Misfits, The Stooges and more, calming the frenetic pulse of these songs and creating a much mellower vibe.
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The film mostly sticks to an overly cautious strategy of reworking indelible images and moments from the 1964 Mary Poppins: Chimney sweeps become lamplighters, kites give way to balloons (another enchanting musical-comedy star, Angela Lansbury, turns up for that scene), and chalk drawings are replaced by—glazed ceramics?
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Backing down not only involves giving in to conservative reworking but also ceding to an implicit moral schema where reputations of these young white boys are more important than the harm they inflicted on Phillips (who was filmed crying after the confrontation) or the problems with systemic privilege overall.
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PARIS — In discussing her work, the theater director Yael Farber often invokes the concept of a "reckoning" — a potent word from someone who was raised in apartheid South Africa and whose latest production, a reworking of Lorraine Hansberry's unfinished play "Les Blancs," dramatizes the effects of African colonialism.
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Mandell had seen Abdoh's apprentice work and wondered what on earth he could teach this wunderkind, who, in the following six years, directed plays by Shakespeare, Sophocles, and David Henry Hwang, and began to put together his own pieces, which were all a kind of reworking of existing texts.
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Then again, "I Am a Nightmare" might never appear on the album, the album might never come out, Brand New might live forever, they might already have broken up, this might be a reworking of a demo from 2004, it could all be about Morrissey for some reason.
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Beyond that, everything seems to be on the table: reworking the deal with the EU, holding a second Brexit referendum, extending the March 29 deadline to leave the EU, putting a pause on the whole Brexit process or leaving the EU without a deal (the most-feared option). 2.
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On a recent Skype call from Bangkok, home to the brand's gemstone buying office, Mr. Bedarida explained his vision for Marina B, which he describes as "the last independent heritage brand"; why he's reworking it to include more everyday pieces; and what he learned from meeting Ms. Bulgari.
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I'd have liked a bit more of a sense of place and the rhythms that go with it, in an authorial gambit that puts one in mind of the Trinidadian writer Mustapha Matura's Caribbean reworking of J. M. Synge with "Playboy of the West Indies" many years ago.
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On the trumpeter Sean Jones's busied-up reworking of "So What," the alto saxophonist Miguel Zenón took a solo that referred to Cannonball Adderley — the influential alto saxophonist who played on Davis's seminal recording of that tune, from "Kind of Blue" — but stayed loyal to Mr. Zenón's own sound.
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The mayor has called for possibly expanding the size of the Supreme Court from 9 members to 15 -- a reworking of the judicial branch last attempted seriously by President Franklin Roosevelt (who dropped the idea amid a general political uproar caused by his so-called court-packing scheme).
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The Trump administration has a new plan to re-privatize the mortgage groups Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac — reversing one of the first actions taken to address the 2008 financial crisis and raising the prospect of a fundamental reworking of the multi-trillion-dollar market in mortgage-backed securities.
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The New York Knicks are reworking a two-year, $219 million deal with free agent guard Reggie Bullock, which could lead to an opening for power forward Marcus Morris to pass on a deal with the San Antonio Spurs and join New York, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.
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This simple idea was at the core of every problem and solution I wrote about: Virginia reworking its Medicaid program to confront the opioid crisis, private insurers neglecting addiction treatment, prisons failing to provide opioid addiction medications, and special training programs helping doctors get involved in addiction care.
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The tit-for-tat tariff war started when the Trump administration demanded a reworking of the trade relationship between the world's two biggest economies, aiming to lower the U.S. deficit with China and also force Beijing to make concessions on areas such as intellectual property and state support of industries.
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But, seriously, Venus retrograde is huge around helping you realize what you're worth, so if you're not being compensated fairly for your talents, or if you feel like people in relationships are taking advantage of you, Mercury retrograde in confident Fire sign Aries will assist you in reworking these terms.
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If you've ever worked as a freelancer, you know the last thing you want to do — after lining up gigs, submitting your work, and reworking your project (when that last person on the client side decides he or she wants something entirely different) — is to handle all the administrative stuff.
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Reworking the mercury rule, which the E.P.A. considers the priciest clean-air regulation ever put forth in terms of annual cost to industry, would represent a victory for the coal industry and in particular for Robert E. Murray, an important former client of Mr. Wheeler's from his days as a lobbyist.
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And so when she was sort of reworking the timeline of the Little Women story, the book, she made it so that in the film, one of the March sisters sees one of the male characters first and then another March sister, our heroine Jo March, sees another male first.
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Those leaders, who had hoped to announce at last a tentative deal on Friday during the APEC summit, fell short of that goal but vowed to keep working toward a deal with the U.S. The United States and South Korea also are reworking that deal, which went into effect in 2012.
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Beyond the Trump administration's demands for reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement, its ban on immigrants from six predominantly Muslim countries, blocked on Wednesday by a federal judge, has set off a surge in asylum seekers fleeing from the United States to Canada, where they have largely been welcomed.
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In his research, Charles Duhigg, Pulitzer Prize winner and author of two best-sellers, "Smarter Faster Better" and "The Power of Habit," found that the only consistent factor when it comes to maximizing productivity is change — whether that be changing your location, reworking your workflow or even sitting in a different chair.
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Bennett relies on both named and unnamed sources connected with the Trump administration and first family to support Free, Melania's description of a first lady who — like her divisive husband — has sloughed off some of the traditional duties expected of her, reworking what remains into a position more tailored to her unusual background.
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The message from Crystal Dynamics doesn't say anything about reworking the look of the characters – and in all likelihood, the delay has everything to do with making the stuff you actually play better – but for anyone who's been concerned about how characters look, the extra development time could bring changes there as well.
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MedMen's aggressive efforts to rein in costs and attempt to get the business on solid footing have included cutting hundreds of jobs, selling off stores, reworking financing arrangements, and negotiating payment terms with the companies whose products line the shelves of MedMen stores in states such as California, Nevada and New York.
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Mars, the planet of action, will go retrograde from April 17 to June 29 in the part of your chart that rules fame and fortune, so you will be reworking a lot of your ideas about what you want to be known for and what you want your life's work to be.
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Another remarkable track is Moby's reworking of "Hell in Paradise," from Starpeace (1985), in which he plucks two words ("under" and "over" from the couplet "Underqualified for love/Overqualified for life") from this dance-worthy look at dystopia and sets them against a throbbing beat in a synth-sound bath that's all otherworldly atmosphere.
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The company tried reworking its existing OS into an all-touch smartphone called the BlackBerry Storm in 2008, but this was only a quick-fix solution based on an aging OS. The company's first actual answer to iOS and Android came when it launched the BlackBerry 10 OS in 2013, along with the BlackBerry Z10.
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Kevin Brady, chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee, which has jurisdiction over U.S. trade policy, was speaking on the sidelines of the latest round of NAFTA talks among the United States, Canada and Mexico, where he said there had been progress in reworking the 24-year-old trade deal.
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It isn't an album of Puerto Rican music; instead, Hurray for the Riff Raff treats the island's influence as one part of American music, which fits snugly into place alongside a gleeful reworking of Bruce Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark" ("Hungry Ghost") or the Beatles transformed into coffee-shop folk ("Nothing's Gonna Change that Girl").
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When first Drake, then Kanye, endorsed Tinashe—Drake, with a Soundcloud reworking of her hit that he called "2 On / Thotful," and Kanye with an "I really like this vid…" now-deleted tweet in April 2015, linking to Tinashe's "All Hands on Deck" video – she looked primed for a quick rise to the top.
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Yet when Cook's Apple has paid a little attention to the Mac category it's often been to fiddle unnecessarily — such as by clumsily reworking a great keyboard for purely cosmetic reasons, or to add a silly strip of touchscreen that's at best distracting and (in my experience) just serves up even more unwanted keystrikes.
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This is a very busy eclipse with plenty of talk in the air, thanks to chatty Mercury (which is currently retrograde in Leo, and finding you reworking many of the projects, tasks, and chores you thought you had already checked off your to-do list earlier this summer) squaring off with your ruling planet, Jupiter.
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All of these tax changes are on top of the broader ones aimed at reworking corporate taxes — which would benefit some business owners, too — lowering personal income tax rates and eliminating the 3.8 percent investment income tax that was used to pay for the Affordable Care Act, which Mr. Trump said he wants to repeal.
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Such discussion would be nearly unthinkable in China, where the party squashes dissent and most people would object to such protests during the anthem, called "March of the Volunteers" The lawmakers took the step even though there seem to be few, if any, cases of people protesting in China by reworking the national anthem.
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It's not clinical, exactly, but I feel more moved by the precision and effort put into the performance—Bey's tight vocal pitching, Jay side-stepping this way and that, the dancers contorting themselves like gummy worms, a pared-down reworking of the Beychella brass marching band—than by The Redemptive Love Story being sold by the tour.
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Reworking and reimagining some of the world's biggest artists in authentic African clothing and cultural attire, Owusu-Ansah is highlighting the beauty of Africa through his work.. With bright block colors contrasting intricate patterns, the images have transformed the likes of Drake, Rihanna and Beyonce into powerful African icons in traditional dress and with traditional names.
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The 10th anniversary iPhone will likely feature at least some of the innovation on display here It has been common knowledge for months now, ever since it became clear that the iPhone 7 would be only a gentle reworking of the iPhone 6S, that Apple was saving its next big redesign for the 10th anniversary iPhone.
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Thomas Ostermeier's reworking of "Richard III," from Berlin's Schaubühne Theater; "Measure for Measure" presented by the international touring company Cheek by Jowl with the Pushkin Theater of Moscow; and "Shake," a 1970s-set reimagining of "Twelfth Night" that is the brainchild of Dan Jemmett and his France-based company Eat a Crocodile, will be staged this summer.
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A black square in the NE would black out a theme letter in the SW. Will asked for enough fill changes to require some major reworking, which in turn meant changing the central element STALAGMITES, replaced with BEAUX GESTES, a nice sounding bit of French and at least a close cousin to the title of a familiar classic movie.
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The Whitney show underscores too tellingly the lesson of the Guggenheim's Hilma af Klint exhibition, that the largely all-male narrative of modernist abstraction needs reworking, with much more credit to female artists and their implicitly feminist embrace of spirituality, a field of study broached by the art historian Susan L. Aberth in her essay in the Phoenix catalog.
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In recent years, the state's efforts to appease test critics have included the elimination of time limits on the tests, as well as the development of what is being called the "Next Generation Standards," a reworking of the Common Core, a set of educational standards that were supposed to better align education nationally, but which met resistance.
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The re-branded Paramount is trying to quickly establish itself as a destination for quality scripted fare -- a reworking of the movie "Heathers" is up next -- while A&E continues its headlong dive into the crowded true-crime swamp in which multiple networks have planted flags since "Making a Murderer" and "The Jinx" made such a splash.
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The feeling of her new collection was identifiably African-American: She had looked through yearbooks from Howard University and focused on pieces like varsity jackets, baseball jerseys, jeans and boxy tailored jackets, reworking them with flourishes of West Africa and the Caribbean like the found feathers that peeped out of pockets and trimmed the hem of a jersey.
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