At work, my rewrites from yesterday are partially approved. Yay!
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Time with loved ones was swapped for revisions and rewrites.
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He recruited Grisoni, a British screenwriter, to help on rewrites.
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And yet it casually rewrites critical aspects of the series's lore.
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Where real history doesn't match that narrative, Modern Warfare rewrites it.
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American Honey radically rewrites the viewer's relationship to lower-class life.
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" And they're like, "Oh, we don't have time to do rewrites.
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Like any collaboration, game making is full of diversions and rewrites.
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" This argument, Feinstein said at the hearing, "rewrites Supreme Court precedent.
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Every Outfit highlights the show's successes but also rewrites its missteps.
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Aggrieved by the endless rewrites, Kim says, his script supervisor nearly quit.
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What's more, it rewrites the history of the band's most tumultuous period.
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"I did them without anyone paying me," Scafaria said of the rewrites.
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Then, Adam rewrites the same letters in black, but slightly off-center.
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A compulsive fiddler, he rewrites line after line practically until opening night.
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Kidz Bop steers clear of risqué songs, and rewrites potentially offending lyrics.
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None of them ever came to fruition after script rewrites and delays.
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Patty rewrites the lyrics of songs that are in the public domain.
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That show rewrites fairy tales and this was our modern day fairy tale.
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In that way, The Shape of Water rewrites the usual fairy tale narrative.
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Where he cannot steal credit from his predecessor, President Trump simply rewrites history.
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", crosses out the first word and rewrites the headline as "When is Mikkel?
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Until Capitol Hill rewrites the law, air travel will continue to be hellish.
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He even did occasional minor rewrites in response to what he found there.
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As mini-biographies, these obits undergo layers of drafts, rewrites and close edits.
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Fitzgerald was ultimately flown in to the set to execute last-minute rewrites.
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Its episodes are rewrites of famous movies that replace the men with women.
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India's governing party rewrites the country's history to justify its Hindu nationalist ideology.
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"Bess rewrites all the time, and minutiae — a pronoun, an adjective," Alexander said.
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This rewrites the timeline of what we know about how Homo sapiens spread.
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Go deeper: TikTok sensation Lil Nas X rewrites the rules of country music
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Unlike TLS 1.3, users will experience the benefit of CloudFlare's automatic HTTPS rewrites immediately.
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And that led to me making a living as a writer doing rewrites mostly.
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" According to the actor, the rewrites made Alice "the girl" and Rain "the guy.
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In said obit, his dad entirely rewrites history, taking credit for Jimmy's writing career.
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I need to do some new writing, process paperwork, and work on some rewrites.
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I also finish my rewrites and send them off to my boss for approval.
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Some disaster films can't be saved with edits or rewrites, especially when they're real.
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Through drawings, sculptures, and video, Goyette rewrites history, using sexuality as a powerful force.
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Now the sports world will wait to see if it eventually rewrites golf history.
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"If you want to talk rewrites, I suppose we should talk contract," he said.
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EditorsNote: Rewrites lead as Barzal did not have assist; adds period to N.Y. abbr.
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Numerous outlets reported that Obi-Wan was facing major rewrites to fix story issues.
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Amini's departure coupled with the rewrites, however, suggests there were issues with the project.
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When I was stuck with the rewrites, I bounced some ideas off of him.
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This discovery isn't huge in the sense that it completely rewrites our understanding of Saturn.
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At the workshop, Mr. Akhtar wanted to hear his post-La Jolla rewrites out loud.
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To affirm Harvard's commitment to inclusion, university officials are soliciting rewrites of its alma mater.
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Lawmakers are expected to review Zinke's suggestions and propose legislative rewrites later this year. Rep.
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The show's so cerebral, the rewrites continue to the very end—'til the show's actually presented.
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"Please do not put anything in the title about 'New dinosaur rewrites evolutionary history'," he said.
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Until Congress rewrites it, or some federal judge strikes it down, it is still good law.
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Not all of them will be pleased by the way that new research rewrites old understandings.
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Then, in conjunction with a therapist, the patient rewrites the nightmare to make it less disturbing.
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Yes, there were a few slight rewordings and a few rewrites — but nothing I'd consider significant.
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But the studio quickly stepped in, demanding numerous rewrites, complaining that the film was too dark.
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Gibson, under pressure for more rewrites, wrote a scene that became the film's self-referential centerpiece.
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John Hurt plays a government worker who rewrites history to align with the Inner Party's policies.
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Simply signaling that you're open to using strategic weapons as a tactical solution rewrites the rule book.
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The bill marks one of the most significant rewrites of financial industry rules in nearly a decade.
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Inside Out rewrites the movie's conception of childhood by eschewing the reliance on expulsion or parental absence.
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They engage in "lawfare" that bends—or rewrites—the rules of the international order in China's favour.
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On last night's Late Show, Stephen Colbert rattled through some possible rewrites for the modern emoticon age.
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But now, as coronavirus rewrites the world, Broadway is staying dark, and the Tonys are on hold.
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Nothing about the show rewrites the rulebook, but it's so skillfully observed that you likely won't care.
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On top of that, it rewrites the political calculus for a number of significant pending policy fights.
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If every generation rewrites history, then our current food historians are only beginning to claim large tracts.
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She doesn't just control Hosts, she rewrites the narrative, something Hosts haven't been able to do before.
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Even if he becomes a dictator and rewrites the constitution and now the presidents can stay 12 years!
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Congress rewrites the laws guiding US environmental policy — or at least chips away at them through budget riders.
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National Geographic said the research "rewrites scientific understanding" of Aphonopelma, an understudied genus of harmless North American tarantula.
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George does a lot of rewrites and polishes and he does all sorts of major restructures as well.
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Media continually whitewashes the LGBTQ community and sometimes even rewrites history to make gay, white men the heroes.
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President Trump's travel ban does not simply fill a gap in the law; it rewrites the law itself.
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Ms. Colbert, who taught yoga and worked as a massage therapist, supported him through years of tortured rewrites.
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Trump is threatening new sanctions on Venezuela if the government rewrites its constitution amid its economic crisis : pic.twitter.
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It's an editable community Word document that rewrites the rules of nightlife and our expectations for one another.
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A legal pad had been filled with about thirty pages of pencilled script, with many erasures and rewrites.
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She quickly rewrites his outlandish speech to one that is extraordinarily boring and vague, devoid of anything juicy.
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Cast member changes, script rewrites, extensive reshoots, and the aforementioned Disney acquisition moved everything back throughout the years.
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Johnson enjoyed the time that he spent with Fisher in rewrites, giving a much needed reprise in between scenes.
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The firing of star Kevin Spacey, following multiple sexual assault allegations, left them in a tough spot of rewrites.
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" Seeing the consequences of the war rewrites it in our memory —" did Robb Stark really need to march south?
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Rewrites of recent history aside, what comes through in Trump's statement is his anger, his vitriol and his vengefulness.
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Every era rewrites its fairy tales to fit a specific agenda, because that is what fairy tales are for.
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Her play "Pass Over" had just opened at Steppenwolf Theater Company, and Ms. Nwandu was exhausted from constant rewrites.
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Their homepages are filled with bland, out-of-date rewrites of local stories first reported by real news outlets.
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One of Disney Plus' most anticipated Star Wars series, an Obi-Wan spinoff, is facing major rewrites and delays.
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He is a man who wiggles out of contracts, does anything to win and rewrites history to suit him.
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Together, we helped pass one of the most significant rewrites of federal prison and sentencing reform laws in decades.
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Further, the group encourages parents to store firearms in their children's bedrooms, and rewrites children's fairytales with firearms figuring prominently .
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But the party also conducted substantial rewrites after the relatively close elections of 1968 (Hubert Humphrey) and 1988 (Mike Dukakis).
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The condensed version: A character named Kobik restores the aging Rogers's youth and powers, but also rewrites his earliest memories.
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CloudFlare's new automatic HTTPS rewrites will help sites encrypt everything all at once, and fix this deadlock in web security.
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Sometimes it's to clean up clarity in scenes, while other times there are rewrites after the first cut is screened.
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For Star Wars fans, the rewrites were meant to do more than just bring a laugh in between intense scenes.
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First, there were the frantic Rogue One rewrites and reshoots last year to completely reshape director Gareth Edwards's first cut.
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The whole "rewrites" part is a bit uncomfortable since we learn that Jake is, indeed, being removed from the project.
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Mr. Picker's changes include rewrites and visual edits — adding photos of subway construction that were available from the public domain.
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Thailand can't seem to change its outdated criminal laws or even car-registration regulations, but it rewrites its Constitution often.
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Mr. Calderon has done some rewrites for this much-delayed premiere, presented by his and Mr. Zayas's Primitive Grace company.
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"A historian rewrites the narrative of early America to include a forgotten group: Muslims," says the briefings editor, Andrea Kannapell.
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"This nationwide injunction is grave and reckless, rewrites the laws passed by Congress and undermines the U.S. Constitution," he said.
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It's been 28503 years, and farm bill rewrites have become a lot harder since the days of President Dwight Eisenhower.
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Critic's Pick The Prado rewrites the male-dominated canon with the celebration of two overlooked female painters of the Renaissance.
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Its flaws start with inconsistencies in the story but completely unravels when yet another cinematic rewrites a major plot point.
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ANCIENT TURQUOISE REWRITES AZTEC HISTORY Koniecza explained the quake left big gaps between the stones, causing the pyramid to be unstable.
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Employers will continue to shift work overseas until he rewrites trade agreements, raises tariffs and adds other protections, labor leaders said.
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Their argument says interpreting the term "sex" more broadly effectively rewrites the law, and only Congress, not courts, has that license.
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The administration said interpreting the term "sex" more broadly effectively rewrites the law, and only Congress, not courts, has that license.
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I'll write it, I'll sleep on it, and it'll go through six or seven rewrites before sending it off to them.
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That connection surfaces more clearly in the Mixtape, which samples, rewrites, and gets playful with Hamilton — it's a mixtape, after all.
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The flawed Republican plan to replace Obamacare has been undergoing some quick rewrites, reportedly to gain more conservative support in Congress.
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Designs can go through as many as 20 reiterations, and each of those can fall victim to three or four rewrites.
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"This new requirement rewrites our immigration and health care laws," the lawyers wrote in a motion seeking a temporary restraining order.
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Dern rewrites Daniel Keyes's classic short story-turned-novel "Flowers for Algernon" as the reporting logs of an artificial intelligence device.
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Its upcoming sixth season, which has been delayed due to rewrites around the departure of Kevin Spacey, will be its last.
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In reality Obama complicates any genealogy of radicals or reactionaries, just as Coates rewrites the narrative of being a public intellectual.
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Republicans expect that the conservative-tilting Medicaid language has not changed during the flurry of rewrites over the past two weeks.
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And, at the junior level, it's more likely that he'd be staying late to work on rewrites, not developing iconic slogans.
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In the midst of extensive rewrites, Scott caught a reference to a "blade runner," loved the name, and asked Fancher about it.
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In Miranda and Caliban, science fiction and fantasy writer Jacqueline Carey rewrites Caliban's backstory, transforming it into a sweetly tender love story.
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There will be no referees to throw a flag, no professors to give a do-over, and no rewrites with happy endings.
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After multiple rewrites and more than a year of litigation, the Supreme Court upheld a narrower version of the measure last summer.
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The TV shows and features went through the standard studio process—that is, plenty of rewrites and explanations of what goes where.
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Israel supported and co-sponsored a UN general assembly resolution, initiated by Rwanda, that rewrites the historical narrative regarding the 1994 genocide.
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Ethanol backers say the changes are unnecessary and worry they would open the floodgates to broader rewrites, and possibly a wholesale repeal.
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Instead, it rewrites the page very slightly, to insert a set of new scripts — which, among other things, start listening to postMessage.
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"Anything that rewrites the D.M.C.A. isn't just going to affect YouTube," said James Grimmelmann, a law professor at the University of Maryland.
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This is back-of-the-beermat stuff that went through something like 22005 rewrites and still didn't come out anything like coherent.
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The bill rewrites Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which generally protects companies from liability for the activities of their users.
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Mari died in 2016, and I think Amy got involved in the project in 2018, as we were going through some rewrites.
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Lots of paper for research, the notebooks in which I write by hand and the typed pages with rewrites — lots of those.
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"The power of Amazon to convert consumers into Prime members permanently changes the consumer landscape and rewrites industry rules," the report said.
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The therapist framing device, which was in Lerner's first draft but abandoned before Boston, turned up again in the librettist's later rewrites.
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The endless series of rewrites and reshoots required to craft a movie are at odds with his open-ended method of making music.
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By 1957, Lee had a first draft of To Kill a Mockingbird, then worked with an editor for two more years on rewrites.
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Under attack, he simply mentally rewrites everything, from the First Amendment to US economic history, to retroactively justify his own personal self-interest.
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WEA and the American Petroleum Institute both asked regulators to pause implementation of the rule as the agency reassess and potentially rewrites it.
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McEwan rewrites the history of technology, and innumerable other things, to make an A.I. masterwork like Adam plausible back in the Thatcher era.
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"Songs of Experience" was delayed not only by the "Joshua Tree" tour but also by rewrites following Brexit and the 2016 American elections.
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This kind of tailored product placement would have little bearing on a given title's plot, making it easier to insert without necessitating complicated rewrites.
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The fate of that proposal may depend on the Senate parliamentarian, who's deciding this week what ACA rewrites are allowed under Senate budget rules.
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"Mainstream media rewrites facts and sells it as history using character assassination ... they present lies and innuendo as facts," they told the Hollywood Reporter.
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It rewrites and re-orchestrates Berg's unfinished opera "Lulu" as a jazzed-up, raw journey to mid-20th-century New Orleans and New York.
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The biggest rewrites came about solely as pragmatic reasons of, like, okay, this is the budget, what of this can we afford to shoot?
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The whole planet is dependent on Wallace's patents, to the point that he singlehandedly rewrites legislation in a prequel short directed by Luke Scott.
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It rewrites natural history," Galante says adding that he sees each of Extinct or Alive's rediscoveries as an "accomplishment for the world of conservation.
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I admired the effort Mr. Gold made in "The Glass Menagerie," but it rewrites the play, in that it makes Laura the unconditional center.
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"This nationwide injunction is grave and reckless, rewrites the laws passed by Congress, and undermines the US Constitution," Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf said.
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She drops down a tunnel of inherited trauma, and what she finds there rewrites not just her own history but the mythology she's inside.
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Other editors at the site confirmed this via a phone call, saying Burgess' notes were not substantial, and the piece went through no major rewrites.
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The series also faced a string of production woes, from delays to rewrites to budgetary concerns, not to mention the exit of showrunner Shawn Ryan.
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It took two years of painstaking rewrites — and lots of complaints from special interest groups — to get it through Congress and onto the president's desk.
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Precisely because the bill rewrites the rules for so much California land, it is likely to facilitate development at a wide range of price points.
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While the main plot of the film remained, much of Snyder's secondary plot was cut in Whedon's rewrites in an effort to streamline the film.
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Internet news can work like a game of telephone: every time somebody reposts or rewrites something, there's a chance that important details will get lost.
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From there, it took another 50-plus years, with a few rewrites in-between, to gain enough momentum to finally pass the U.S. Senate in 1972.
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The company claims that the new drives can ensure stable 4K video recording without frame drops, even after the SDDs have been subjected to multiple rewrites.
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According to the The Hollywood Reporter, the premiere has been pushed back right as production is due to start and CBS finishes casting and script rewrites.
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Related: The Art of Drag Performance| TCP Meets Miz Cracker A Sexist 1960s Film Remake Rewrites Cinema History Assemblage Paintings Address the Perils of White Masculinity
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The State Senate and Assembly are getting ready to consider everything from tax code rewrites to letting New Yorkers vote early to new sexual harassment rules.
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HUD's proposed rule fundamentally rewrites a provision in the Fair Housing Act that requires HUD to "affirmatively further fair housing"—essentially, to address segregation and discrimination.
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If they're proven right, I wager it rewrites electoral politics for years to come, sending the GOP into a defensive position it's not yet accustomed to.
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With the notable exception of 1988, the data points almost form a straight line, with more divisive primaries leading to more extensive rewrites of the party's rules.
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The company announced today that it has rolled out new encryption features for all the websites it protects: TLS 1.3, automatic HTTPS rewrites, and opportunistic encryption upgrades.
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A joint investigation by BuzzFeed News and partners has uncovered new information that rewrites the story of the fake news boom in the Macedonian town of Veles.
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Even past her personal relationships, In the Great Green Room rewrites the one thing that used to seem safe to assume about Brown: that she liked kids.
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He rewrites the rules of dramaturgy with each play, usually tossing out the naturalistic playbook — and for that matter the playbook he created the last time around.
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As agencies bring on more political appointees with significant regulatory experience, the administration is expected to become more careful in the way it rewrites or eliminates regulations.
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" Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf said in a statement: "This nationwide injunction is grave and reckless, rewrites the laws passed by Congress, and undermines the U.S. Constitution.
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Now, as Mr. Trump's special adviser on overhauling regulation, Mr. Icahn has the ear of the president and a front-row seat as the administration rewrites regulation.
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The President has hyped several trade deals, with South Korea, Canada and Mexico as full rewrites of existing pacts, but critics argue that he only secured cosmetic changes.
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Also on Tuesday, the Nevada Assembly passed a bill that rewrites existing state abortion laws requiring physicians tell a pregnant woman about the "emotional implications" of an abortion.
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The Rebellion's Last Traitor by Nik Korpon Decades of war has shattered Eitan City, and to help restore order, the Tathadann Party rewrites history by outlawing the past.
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Cassie doesn't respond since she's basically disowned Paige as a friend because of her pretentiousness regarding her newfound fame, and Jake is slaving over rewrites for the script.
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Federer, a player so great and so rare he rewrites history books one way or another most times he steps on court these days, clearly pays no heed.
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And while the budget is virtually certain to undergo significant rewrites, local officials worry that it hints at the administration's future plans to reshape state and federal relations.
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Three of Cloudflare's features (email obfuscation, Server-side Excludes and Automatic HTTPS Rewrites) were not properly implemented with the parser, causing random chunks of data to become exposed.
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Related: Mickalene Thomas Is Celebrating Our Skin | Studio Visits A Sexist 1960s Film Remake Rewrites Cinema History To Preserve Digital Film Culture—Or Lose It Forever | Conservation Lab
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When she has a completed draft she prints it out and then rewrites it all in longhand again, and that version she reads out loud into a Dictaphone.
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Events which seem insignificant when they occur but mark history's turnings, events from which there will be no turning back, no looking back, no rewrites, no do overs.
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On Thursday, President Donald Trump signed legislation that rewrites parts of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act, the landmark financial regulation overhaul enacted in response to the 2008 financial crisis.
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In fact, she tells Refinery29 that she's still working on a song for her next album that has gone through multiple rewrites, but she can't quite let it go.
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Those rulings provide a map to how the court's conservative majority rewrites the nation's understanding of the Constitution—and how it could do so again to eliminate abortion rights.
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You are sure to be reminded that no one writes American history — or rewrites its cultural clichés — like Ms. Parks, who won a Pulitzer Prize for "Topdog/Underdog." signaturetheatre.
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As the Trump administration rewrites the rules on Cuba's economic sanctions, President Raul Castro and other senior officials addressed Cuba's National Assembly on the economic challenges their country faces.
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One of those accounts, "Trump But About Sharks," rewrites the president's tweets to insert references to sharks, an apparent reference to Trump's widely known dislike of the toothy fish.
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Shortly thereafter, The Post, which had been publishing rewrites of The Times's articles, began running its own excerpts, becoming part of a Supreme Court showdown over the First Amendment.
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The film was eventually completed with a mix of script rewrites, body doubles, existing footage of Lee and an early form of the digital trickery used by Framestore on Hepburn.
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Under the five-year plan process set forth by Congress, Interior can only hold lease sales that are on the schedule, and no additional ones, unless it rewrites the plan.
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These modifications alone are unlikely to win over enough GOP critics, and some McConnell allies were predicting yet another round of rewrites because the Senate leaves for a summer break.
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"Judd [Apatow] and Paul [Feig] threw it out when we were doing a lot of rewrites," Wiig explained about the scene when McCarthy's character shits in the dressing room sink.
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For the first time in the six years of working on "Come From Away," we were all together with nowhere to go, no rewrites to make, no scenes to restage.
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" And he remained upset for years that Gene Roddenberry, the creator of "Star Trek," and others had made rewrites to his script for "The City on the Edge of Forever.
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Depending on the angle you're viewing from, Nashville is either a town allergic to change, or one that rewrites itself constantly so as to embrace things it only recently rejected.
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"'Parasite' wins four Oscars, including best picture, and rewrites the 92-year history of Oscars!" read a banner news alert on the home page of the national news agency, Yonhap.
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"If true, this rewrites our understanding of the time-depth and capability of the humans that made it," ancient dating expert Thomas Higham of the University of Oxford told BuzzFeed News.
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My assumption prior to attending these triage meetings was that when a development team finds a bug like this, it rewrites the code to reopen the door if the player died.
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The white-room heist in Mission: Impossible was the culmination of studio deals, script rewrites, a lot of homages to movie history, and some exemplary work by stunt and editing crews.
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An official said the department is hoping the court will rule the case is moot once the agency rewrites the rule and sets appropriate salary levels to qualify for overtime pay.
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In response, Christopher produced the 12-volume "The History of Middle-earth" (1996), a compilation of drafts, fragments, rewrites, marginal notes and other writings culled from 70 boxes of unpublished material.
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Prince Hal, morphing into Henry V, may be a great leader, but he dumps his friends, rewrites his past, and in carnage is a self-aggrandizing commander of the Death Star.
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He does not often entertain the judging, shaping spirit that comes later, that does not write but rewrites, challenges and removes, rejecting a good phrase in order to find something better.
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An official said the department is hoping the court will rule the case is moot once the agency rewrites the rule and sets appropriate salary levels to qualify for overtime pay.
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We'd heard rumblings of rewrites ahead of release, and you can sense them in the beginning of this movie, which feels like the work of many different people with sometimes-conflicting ideas.
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I'm getting the sense that it was enjoyable but also hectic on the set, getting this thing done and going back and forth with creating creatures, rewrites, and all of that. Absolutely.
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The park is allows him to realize this vast potential for storytelling, with all the side characters essentially playing out the narrative bit by bit as he writes and rewrites this story.
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Tinkering at the margins, as evidenced by recent rewrites of the United States-Korea Free Trade Agreement and the North American Free Trade Agreement, alters mostly just the optics of trade policy.
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The deal essentially rewrites an arrangement that began in 1972, when a Freeport predecessor began mining operations there under an agreement with a military dictatorship that was comfortable with the United States.
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For the contest, they had rehearsals, rewrites, and even a production budget of two dollars and fifty cents, which they spent at the Salvation Army on a hat and a straw purse.
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" He pointed to "40 years, 1,000 shows, 5,000 rehearsal days 10,000 rewrites, 500,000 networks notes and a million laughs, and I've had so much fun, but I could not have done this alone.
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The day one patch for No Man's Sky is exceptionally important: among many other changes, it increases the biodiversity of planets, expands your inventory slots, and rewrites big parts of the main quest.
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I can't begin to list the amount of people who he helped with scripts or joke rewrites or just coming to screenings and giving notes, or just giving helpful advice about telling stories.
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Technology has many societal impacts, but perhaps one of its most visibly evident is how the tools we use change how we communicate with each other — so, literally, how technology rewrites language itself.
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Phillips is the founder of the AfroFuturist Affair and published the Black Quantum Futurism manifesto, which proposes a creative and critical vision that values and rewrites black diasporic history through an Afrofuturist lens.
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Reporting indicates the movie — based on the best-selling 2012 novel by Maria Semple — underwent multiple rewrites and numerous delays en route to the big-screen adaptation, starring Cate Blanchett and Billy Crudup.
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Meanwhile, Christopher Shannon packed a clever and pugilistic punch by dressing his models in sharp streetwear classics emblazoned with rewrites of familiar logos — only to have them sport shredded flags across their faces.
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You shut down Ed Henry and the Pro Shark Media with the fac… The president has retweeted a bot that takes his tweets and retweets and rewrites them to be about sharks pic.twitter.
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Universal "commissioned script rewrites and hired two new directors to help with about three weeks of additional photography" in order to make the movie "appeal to younger moviegoers and overseas audiences," WSJ said.
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Before computers, copyists wrote out every note of a score on onionskin paper, then rewrote it all when it changed or cut and spliced the rewrites into two or three dozen orchestra parts.
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One of Change Agent's crazier plot points involves a criminal who attacks an Interpol agent and injects him with a substance that rewrites his DNA, transforming his body into that of a wanted criminal.
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There are expanded sections detailing how Twitter handles selling and squatting on usernames, for example, rewrites of how it defines threats of violence, harassment, abuse, hateful conduct, exposure of private information, and other topics.
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Star Milla Jovovich recalled in a new interview with Inverse, tracking the history of the films, that she "almost quit" 2002's first installment due to major script rewrites around Michelle Rodriguez's character, Rain.
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So, right before I throw myself off the cliff …" While explaining the plot, she realizes from the looks on the faces of her limo audience that the script is in need of "some rewrites.
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"Kaddish," with its literally Heaven-storming narration ("O my father, ancient, hallowed, lonely, disappointed Father, rejected ruler of the universe"), will always remain troublesome—at least until someone satisfactorily rewrites the rambunctiously blasphemous text.
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The scientists performed "chemical surgery"—a procedure that rewrites errors in genetic code instead of snapping and replacing strands of faulty DNA, which is the central strategy employed by the CRISPR gene editing system.
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"Don't Take Your Gun to Town," dated to the 1980s, rewrites his classic 1958 song "Don't Take Your Guns to Town," in which a headstrong young cowboy dies when he ignores his mother's advice.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland is in Washington to continue negotiations, following the news that Mexico and the U.S. have already reached an agreement that rewrites the trilateral trade pact, first ratified in 1994.
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The bankruptcy reorganization plan proposed by Payless Holdings LLC should be denied unless the footwear retailer rewrites provisions for its third-party releases, the U.S. trustee said on Friday in an objection to the plan.
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The society that rewrites the genetic code, as Dr. Lipkin points out, is likely to become one in which the very expensive tools of genetic medicine forge yet one more barrier between rich and poor.
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In a rare demonstration of bipartisanship, the Senate voted 67 to 32 to allow the bill to proceed, setting the stage for a vote this week that rewrites parts of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act.
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An all-powerful assembly of loyalists of President Nicolás Maduro rules the country with few limits on its authority, vowing to pursue political opponents as traitors while it rewrites the Constitution in the government's favor.
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According to Bono, U23's lead singer, the band had finished recording "Songs of Experience" — the sequel to its 22 album, "Songs of Innocence" — but the 22 elections sent the tracks back for further rewrites.
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In fact, the bill places more of a focus on that long-term goal, and rewrites NASA's lunar plans in order to meet the objective of getting to the Red Planet sooner rather than later.
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Facebook says it can only comply with the government's request if it rewrites the code relied upon by all its users to remove encryption or else hacks the government's current target, according to the sources.
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Because Donald Trump's White House regularly -- and without any seeming concern -- rewrites even the most recent of history to make the chief executive look like the smartest, most well-informed and savvy person on earth.
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That approach has been taken with legislative rewrites of the proposed increase in the motor fuels tax, which would go away if North Slope oil during the previous calendar year averaged more than $85 a barrel.
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" Facebook rewrites Terms of Service, clarifying device data collection On whether #DeleteFacebook has had an impact on usage or ad revenue: "I don't think there's been any meaningful impact that we've observed… but it's not good.
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At the same time, she was working with Mr. Leon and Mr. Demos-Brown (who reported "major rewrites" as well as "tweaks" to the script) to discover the rhythms of Kendra and her relationship with Scott.
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Patrick Krug, a nudibranch expert at the California State University, Los Angeles who was not involved in the study, said this "steal your meal, and eat you, too" strategy potentially rewrites how ecologists understand food chains.
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It also shares a writer, as Yu works on the show and co-wrote one of the best episodes, "Trace Decay" (that's the episode where Maeve hilariously rewrites the action of the park after her brain upgrade).
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The ban they upheld was actually Trump's third attempt, which went into effect in December 2017, after protests and court rulings related to the first and second versions caused the administration to go through a few rewrites.
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Nguyen was born in the Mekong Delta and raised in Washington, D.C.; her poems invoke influences from Sappho to Shakespeare as she rewrites the rights of those played by love, betraying the old appeal to prove fidelity.
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The third product is a refactoring product that automatically rewrites badly expressed or out of date code (think: an AI that can automatically upgrade a codebase to support the latest implementation of a programming language or framework).
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The book's novella-length centerpiece, "Especially Heinous," rewrites almost 300 episodes of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," arguably the dominant fairy tale of our time, with its ritualistic opening riff, the women in distress, the tidy resolutions.
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To my surprise I found myself making significant rewrites based on my tween's comments, sharpening the relationship between the sisters, looking through my notebooks for more examples of Lyra's joy to counteract the misery I'd focused on.
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Assuming your email to Work Friend is indicative of your usual style (and was not proofread by someone seeking your recommendation), you are a neat and clear writer whose prose does not call out for extensive rewrites.
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Trump and the leaders of Mexico and Canada on Friday signed a revised North American trade agreement that rewrites many of the rules governing free trade and caps off a bitter trade dispute between the three nations.
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I'd love to tell you that the 5503 summer box office will see the sort of outside-the-box smash hit that rewrites the rules of the game, in the way Star Wars or E.T. or Titanic did.
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In August, word on the street was that Harry Potter and the Cursed Child scribe Jack Thorne was assisting with Episode IX rewrites, but that was way back when Jurassic World director Colin Trevorrow was helming the project.
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The first installment, titled "Little Red Riding Hood (Has a Gun)" rewrites the folk tale into the story of how Red and her grandma scare away the bad guy with the help of a pair of trusty firearms.
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From the political right, Reihan Salam has argued that Trump's move creates an opportunity for a bipartisan bill that both helps the Dreamers and rewrites immigration law to admit more skilled workers and fewer relatives of recent immigrants.
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And the N.C.A.A., which has repeatedly signaled that any revisions would only go so far, is unlikely to give final approval to any rewrites of its rules before January 2021, when it will next hold an annual convention.
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Pruitt repeated his criticism of the Paris deal, casting doubt on whether the United States would remain part of the climate agreement even if the Trump administration rewrites former President Barack Obama's aggressive plan to cut U.S. emissions.
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A new federal ruling enacted by the National Labor Relations Board rewrites joint employment law, which could upend the traditional way local franchisees independently hire, set wages, manage their staff and run day-to-day operations on Main Street.
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There's a lot ... there's a pretty good — at least at the time — a pretty robust economy for people in film development, be it executives or people who were doing rewrites and things like that, and I made a living.
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Matter Fossils discovered in Morocco are the oldest known remains of Homo sapiens, scientists reported on Wednesday, a finding that rewrites the story of mankind's origins and suggests that our species evolved in multiple locations across the African continent.
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While there may be something of an evolution from the supersession of objects in Folsom to the present notion of transformativeness, the suggestion that the Court in Folsom articulated a "transformative standard" for fair use most certainly rewrites history.
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Joker rewrites the backstory of one of comics' most infamous villains to be one of humiliation and scorn; essentially, the movie says, he is bullied into mass murder, beset by a merciless society that he must eventually rally against.
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Of course, the government can (and probably will) use its Constituent Assembly, which gave itself powers to rule over all other institutions while it supposedly rewrites a constitution, to approve a restructuring deal on behalf of the National Assembly.
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Brooks writes and rewrites a poem titled "Ambition" between 1930 and 1933, as she went from 13 to 16 years old, and Duncan uses it to illustrate the persistence, isolation and deep self-reflection that poetry required of Brooks.
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To affirm Harvard's commitment to inclusion in a time when college campuses are routinely finding themselves at the center of national debates on race and identity, university officials said they are seeking suggested rewrites of that disquieting final line.
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Crapo huddled with Democratic committee members Joe Donnelly (IN), Heidi Heitkamp (ND), Jon Tester (MT), and Mark Warner (VA) to craft legislation that would mark one of the most significant rewrites of financial industry rules in nearly a decade.
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The discovery of Anatoliadelphys rewrites a portion of the paleontological story of metatherians, showing that they occupied a position in the food web that was thought to be invariably the domain of placental mammals in that half of the world.
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EditorsNote: rewrites 21th graf Didi Gregorius continued his torrid start with a two-run homer among three hits, and he drove in three runs as the New York Yankees beat the Minnesota Twins 13-21 Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium.
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"These situations should generate a greater sense of urgency," Inspector General Arthur Elkins said in a statement accompanying the "management alert" his office issued, recommending the EPA rewrites its guidance on emergency orders to clarify they need to happen quickly.
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Trump retweeted, all told, 20 posts on the subject, including one calling Henry a "lying shit head" and one by a bot account Trump But About Sharks whose gimmick is that it rewrites Trump tweets to make them about sharks.
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EditorsNote: rewrites fourth graf Pinch hitter Curtis Granderson hit a tiebreaking homer in the eighth inning off former teammate Zack Wheeler, and the Miami Marlins rallied for a 20-24 victory over the host New York Mets on Thursday night.
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A show that begins as a domestic sitcom reminiscent of "The Cosby Show" annotates, rewrites and ultimately dismantles itself, while asking acute and troubling questions about how the African-American experience is framed, contained and shrunken by the white gaze.
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Even when I think it doesn't pull something off, I feel like I'm always productively arguing with the show — the fact that I have a half-dozen different crossovers and rewrites in my head alone is proof that it's tapped into something fun.
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The Republican-backed legislation rewrites the state's 110-year-old Civil Service system by eliminating job applicant exams, centralizing hiring decisions within the governor's administration and tossing so-called bumping rights, which protect more senior employees from losing their jobs during layoffs.
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Never mind that it bags him an Oscar; the enviable part is that, shortly after Trumbo has had the idea for the film, he tosses the finished manuscript onto a studio boss's desk, without giving a thought to pitches, meetings or rewrites.
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While a number of scripts on these shows have likely been completed ahead of shooting, a strike could certainly derail the back half of their seasons, and prevent any of the standard rewrites that occur as an episode moves through the production pipeline.
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Europe rewrites internet rules: The European Parliament signed off on a much-debated copyright law last Tuesday, which includes a provision that would require sites like Facebook and Google to pay a fee when they summarize news stories and link to them.
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His current vow to punish American companies that outsource jobs and to prevent them from using undocumented immigrants here in the United States rewrites his own business history, one of "putting profits, rather than America, first," wrote The Times's Alan Rappeport last month.
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On Monday the team, led by Akito Y. Kawahara of the Florida Museum of Natural History in Gainesville, published a paper in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences that rewrites key aspects of the narrative of how moths and butterflies evolved.
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Already, instead of the kind of wholesale rewrites that the hard-right wants, Ryan, White House officials and Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price have concentrated on trading more targeted changes proposed by members for their support, according to multiple House GOP leadership sources.
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I write for my own daughters, who lived my grief over the tragedy and then shouldered my disbelief and despair upon reading and hearing Dylan's mother's revisionist history, which not only rewrites what truly happened 20 years ago, but has changed from telling to telling.
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And having total editorial independence from their principal benefactor gives Super Deluxe the freedom to avoid the standard pitfalls of entertainment production — costly rewrites, staffing change-ups, projects killed on the vine, ideas that get bloated and rendered amorphous by a cacophony of contributing voices.
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This year alone will see three women competing for the award: Greta Gerwig for Lady Bird; Liz Hannah for The Post (shared with Josh Singer, who was brought on for rewrites); and Vanessa Taylor (shared with Guillermo del Toro) for The Shape of Water.
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Hamilton defended herself on Twitter saying, "People must prefer the high level of violence in original," which is an interesting choice of argument considering both of her rewrites maintain the plot points involving children being eaten or nearly eaten by wild beasts or by women.
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One of the features of the Genius proxy, which has been largely ignored throughout the controversy sparked by Dawson's post, is that it also rewrites all the links on the page so that they all point to other Genius proxy versions of the original URLs.
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"It's a bill which, on a broad basis, rewrites the ESA, with a whole host of consequences — as far as we can tell, almost entirely adverse consequences — for the protection of species," said Bob Dreher, senior vice president for conservation programs at Defenders of Wildlife.
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Critic's Pick How's this for a state of emergency: An entire region of the country takes up armed resistance against the federal government, brazenly murdering and raping its African-American citizens in a decades-long campaign of terror that subverts and then rewrites the law.
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"It's a bill which, on a broad basis, rewrites the ESA, with a whole host of consequences -- as far as we can tell, almost entirely adverse consequences -- for the protection of species," said Bob Dreher, senior vice president for conservation programs at Defenders of Wildlife.
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During the real-life trial Clark often found herself the subject of cruel commentary and criticism, but in this episode (much like the series itself) Paulson's nuanced performance peeled back the layers of Clark in such a powerful way, it almost rewrites her history.
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A collaboration between the labs of University of Pittsburgh researchers Nara Lee and Seema Lakdawala took a look at the shape of that viral genome and found an unexpected arrangement of genetic material that could require some textbook rewrites, and may help model the next pandemic strain.
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Instead of the film ending with Jasmine's father changing the law, at the end of the new film, the Sultan changes the law so he can give the throne to Jasmine and she is the one who rewrites the law to allow her to marry Aladdin.
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The second change, automatic HTTPS rewrites, is modeled on the HTTPS Everywhere plugin developed by the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the Tor Project and is aimed at addressing the "big, scary warning" that users receive when they visit an encrypted website that loads some unencrypted resources.
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At its core, Nichols's piece worries that by turning the Founding Fathers into self-consciously "cool" characters, the center of a hip-hop musical that rewrites the founding of the country to star people of color, Hamilton is trying to sweep America's sins under the rug.
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But Black Panther also offers the kind of story that so many of his fellow superheroes can't: a legend that empowers those with brown skin, cherishes Africa, and rewrites history to create a black monarchy that rules the most intelligent and powerful country in the world.
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Here are some of the possible causes of the trend of lowering black incarceration rates in jails: The rewrites of criminal justice laws: Those have taken place at the state and local level across the country, especially in states like Connecticut, Michigan, Texas, Indiana and Delaware.
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The tax bill was already heavily tilted to businesses and the wealthy; the eleventh-hour concessions and rewrites are tilting it further yet—and that's before the bill is even released, at which point lobbyists swarm the Capitol, pushing to retain tax breaks for their industries.
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It's been a long wait, complicated by the drip-drip reports of the fall-out from Jane Got a Gun, the Natalie Portman-led Western she championed, but, after enforced rewrites and excessive studio pressure, allegedly walked out of on virtually the first day of shooting.
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EditorsNote: fixes "3-point" in 15.33th graf, rewrites 15th graf Damian Lillard broke his own franchise records by scoring 61 points and making 11 3-pointers to lead the Portland Trail Blazers to a 129-124 overtime victory over the visiting Golden State Warriors on Monday night.
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EditorsNote: Rewords lead for clarity; adds missing "yards" in graf 3; edits in grafs 4-6 on how game ended; rewrites last graf for clarity/detail Despite its No. 4 ranking in the College Football Playoff rankings, not much has come easy for the Georgia Bulldogs.
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The legislation rewrites parts of Dodd-Frank, including raising the threshold at which banks are subject to certain federal oversight and lessening scrutiny on smaller banks, including regional banks like BB&T, SunTrust, Key Bank, and American Express, as well as on community banks and credit unions.
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Bradley ByrneBradley Roberts ByrneGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans House GOP fears retirement wave will lead to tsunami Conservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess MORE (R-Ala.), the plan for Education Freedom Scholarships rewrites the script for Washington-based school reform.
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So that certainly became the framework, and any embellishments that came after that was just me sort of roving the universe and mining, in a cannibalistic way, any snippet that sort of felt true to this and adding it, and gilding the lily in repeated edits and rewrites.
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Moreover, while the principle of stare decisis is important — both for ensuring predictability in the law and for preventing the Supreme Court from becoming a partisan prize that rewrites the law in bulk every time a different political party gains control of it — it's also not an ironclad rule.
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"I don't want people to let obstacles, or lack of time, stop them from online dating," said Erika Ettin, 36, founder of A Little Nudge in Washington, D.C. Ms. Ettin, an online dating coach with 15 to 20 clients, rewrites profiles, administers advice and swipes on behalf of singles.
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But the Trump administration has moved forward with rewrites anyway: Before moving to pause the rules this week, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt — who himself sued against the agency's methane standards as Oklahoma attorney general — said he would not follow through with the existing site rule initiated by Obama.
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Carson mixes scholarship, poetry, and prose to take a somewhat minor character from Greek mythology—Geryon, a winged red monster whom Herakles fights during one of his famous labors—and rewrites him into a modern lonely gay teen who, instead of being slain, falls in love with the dashing Greek hero.
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While Trump indicated in his address on Tuesday that child care affordability and paid parental leave continue to be priorities for his administration, he'll face a difficult path persuading a Republican-led Congress to pass tax code rewrites to support family-friendly policies, especially with Obamacare repeal and replace still on the table.
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Stick with it, and you may be as surprised as the characters surely are by the jagged shifts of a fractured plot that rewrites itself as it goes along, so much so that the second act demands a rethinking of virtually every detail of the first, including the specifics of Gilda's circumstances.
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Grouping it with his other historical rewrites isn't a spoiler on its own because long before the film gets to the August night when a group of Charles Manson's followers murdered actress Sharon Tate and four other people, the movie has established a series of playful fabrications around its historical re-creations.
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Still, the rewrites and reshoots seem pretty obvious in the final film, which starts out mournfully as the world deals with the aftermath of Superman's death, then turns to foreboding as Batman (Ben Affleck) and Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) fret about an impending alien invasion while trying to recruit members to their superhero team.
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The rapper discusses the Chinese nouveau-riche over the beat for Travie McCoy and Bruno Mars's "Billionaire," flips Eminem and Rihanna's "Love the Way You Lie" into a critique of China's over-reliance upon investments for its economic growth, and rewrites Jay Z's "Young Forever" explains the issues facing young people in contemporary China.
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Clarke grew frustrated and depressed with Kubrick's demands and rewrites, as well as the fact that the director sat on the approval of the novelization that Clarke wrote up, the delay of which cost Clarke thousands and thousands of dollars, putting him into debt as he focused completely on the movie, script, and resulting novel.
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And after many rewrites and lots of no-mercy Nora editing, like "What does this mean?" and "This is not good" and "Voice, voice, voice" and "Tell people what you're going to tell them, and then tell them, and then tell them what you just told them," it was finally published in Thursday Styles.
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Then it takes the subsidies that are left and reworks them to be worth less to the poor and the old, takes the insurers that are left and lets them change their plans to cover fewer medical expenses for the sick, and rewrites the tax code to offer hundreds of billions of dollars in tax cuts to the rich.
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Rewrites with further quotes from court, background on Viacom) By Lisa Richwine LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A judge called Sumner Redstone's deposition "strong evidence" that the media mogul knew what he was doing when he ejected an ex-girlfriend from his life, suggesting Redstone has the upper hand in a trial over his mental competence that began on Friday.
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Their commitment to the craft is nothing short of impressive: Hunter, who studies music composition at Santa Fe College and works as a freelance composer and musician, rewrites the individual parts of each original song, and then records the reinterpreted version across multiple instruments, including trumpet, saxophone, trombone, keyboard, guitar, and vocals—all from the comfort of their bedroom studio.
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I would write an article locally using LibreOffice Writer (the Linux equivalent of Word), send the document in Slack to my editors, who would upload it to Google Drive on their own computers, edit it, re-download it as an ODT file—the file format for text documents in LibreOffice—then send it back to me on Slack for rewrites.
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What's most notable about L.A. Confidential is the way that it posits the media — which has one of its major bases of operation in Los Angeles — rewrites what really happened to create a narrative that's more palatable to a mass audience, something that may have been market-tested in Los Angeles (where the police help Hollywood bigwigs craft stories less likely to rattle the status quo) but which is clearly spreading throughout the country by the year 1953, when Confidential is set.
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Congressional Democrats are pressuring Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE to be more transparent as the Education Department rewrites an Obama-era rule which put predatory schools potentially on the hook to repay the loans of the students they cheated.
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In a Wednesday letter to Interior Secretary Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE, the members said officials should consider a more expansive drilling programs when it rewrites a five-year leasing outline, a key goal for Zinke and President Trump.
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Below, the week that was in Kavanaugh (and other) news in 27 headlines: Monday: Trump stands by Kavanaugh, supports 'a full process'Haley accuses Russia of 'cheating' to help North Korea evade sanctionsConway says Kavanaugh's accuser 'should not be ignored or insulted'Trump orders documents relating to Russia investigation declassifiedTrump administration slashes refugee admissions cap to record lowWSJ: Investigation into FEMA Chief Brock Long referred to prosecutors Tuesday: Trump on Kavanaugh: 'This is not a man who deserves this'Kavanaugh accuser wants FBI investigation before testifyingTrump administration rewrites Obama-era rule for potent greenhouse gasStormy Daniels shares details of her alleged affair with Trump'Fort Trump'?
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Earther InvestigatesThe first teaser trailer for Avengers: Endgame dropped last week, featuring a universe devoid of 50 …Read more ReadThe 15 Best and Most Shocking Star Wars Moments of 2018 All told, 2018 was a great year to be a Star Wars fan, with a new movie, a new TV show, big…Read more ReadTwin Peaks Star Chrysta Bell Talks David Lynch and Debuts Her New Noir-Pop Music VideoIf you watched last year's brilliant Twin Peaks: The Return, you definitely remember three things:…Read more Readio9 Rewrites Some of the Dumbest Movie and TV Show Plot Lines of 2018In 2018, we've seen some good things, some bad things, and many that were somewhere in between.
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