Rippling impact Trump's intervention in the case will continue to have rippling impacts, Kirby said.
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Rippling tells me that outgrowing Gusto is the top reasons customers say they're switching to Rippling.
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The whole ordeal "started to feel like an episode of Silicon Valley," according to a Rippling spokesperson, so Rippling responded to the letter with a brazen poem written in Shakespearean iambic tetrameter.
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Rippling told Business Insider that the main reason why its customers made the switch from Gusto to Rippling is they outgrew the company and needed a platform more appropriate for a larger workforce.
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They might even send space itself rippling with gravitational waves.
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Conrad's new company is called Rippling, which is launching today.
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Income gains have caused rippling changes in every economic class.
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The whole crazy incident is rippling through the industry, too.
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Choices and their rippling effects are integrated more organically now.
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To be sure, incremental change is rippling through the industry.
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I put a toe in, fear suddenly rippling through me.
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The Florida accident is also rippling through the insurance market.
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I could still see the waves rippling from the boat.
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It is the possible rippling effects that are truly appalling.
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Both Gusto and Rippling provide customers with human resources software.
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A girl's headscarf on the grass, rippling in the breeze.
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Now Lebanon's crisis is rippling across the border into Syria.
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Mr. Nutthapong, rage rippling across his face, enters the frame.
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The disruption is also rippling through the car maker's supply chain.
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The rippling finale came across as infectiously spirited but never breathless.
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Zenefits' Parker Conrad returns with Rippling to kill HR & IT busywork
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Weather disturbances rippling along were helping to spark rounds of storms.
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The double tragedy has had a rippling effect ... complicating funeral plans.
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Colored squares, rippling across the glasshield like oil in a puddle.
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The aftershocks of the Glaxo case are still rippling through China.
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Balconies arc out, giving the asymmetrical exterior a dynamic rippling effect.
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After a period of stability, change is rippling through celebrity media.
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The result is a rich, heady concoction, rippling with provocative ideas.
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When an employee is hired, Rippling can instantly ship them a computer with all the right software installed and the hard drive encrypted, or have staffers add the Rippling agent that enforces the company's security standards.
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Their testosterone was evident in their rippling muscles and their aggressive sexuality.
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Angry shouts rippling through the crowd, but it's been mostly peaceful. pic.twitter.
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Any developer with a well-established brand becomes an integrated Rippling partner.
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Rippling oak walls give the auditorium a curious appearance, again vaguely organic.
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Now, it's just married sex, albeit more rippling and racy than most.
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Rippling called the legal threat "baseless" in an email to Business Insider.
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Light, rippling sleep, like shallow water over rocks, streamed through her brain.
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At Tully, the music's wistful lyricism and rippling grace came through beautifully.
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"Junglespell" starts out pretty and vaguely Asian, with rippling, overlapping harp motifs.
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The video had a rippling affect on many others in the community.
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From a distance, its two-toned rippling gives the appearance of leopard print.
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One thing is for certain: His tenure is bound to have rippling consequences.
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The consequences of the EPA's decisions now are rippling through the food system.
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From a kilometer away, the SUV is barely visible in the rippling heat.
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Hamid was also skeptical about Rippling trying to integrate with everyone before launch.
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It's majestic and slow, with a pair of resplendent synth chords rippling outward.
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Surging U.S. exports are rippling through the rest of the domestic energy economy.
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No need: I soon heard the laughter of women rippling behind a screen.
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An infectious case of the giggles rippled through the audience, and kept rippling.
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I sat down and listened to the rippling water and the invisible wind.
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Lutki Gayop can't talk about November 2008 without nostalgia rippling through his voice.
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An unexpected change like this can have rippling consequences for a whole family.
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In Ravel's "Une barque sur l'océan," Ms. Wang's playing was undulant and rippling.
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A tremor seemed to pass beneath my feet, rippling from ocean to ocean.
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Something out there beyond my vision, an impulse rippling through the interstellar plasma.
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The music subtly threads lyrical lines through passages dominated by rippling rhythmic patterns.
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A moment of visual precision, then a rippling out of thought-waves, breath.
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Soon a crispy wave fern arrived, a frisky-looking thing with rippling tendrils.
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The lights twinkle in changing colors to create luminous waves and rippling effects.
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Now HR departments only need to click hire and Rippling will do everything else.
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Mermaid JeansThank Ellery for the proliferation of jeans with a bonkers-beautiful rippling hemline.
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Violence causes a great deal of trauma that actually has a huge rippling effect.
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This exploration into the potential of geodesic architecture had a rippling influence in Québec.
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Those are the arrests that have the biggest chilling effects rippling through immigrant communities.
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However, unlike the Galaxy Fold, there's no crease, bumps, or rippling on Lenovo's device.
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Toward the center is a bright blue mound of sand covered in rippling dunes.
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Toward the center is a bright blue mound of sand covered in rippling dunes.
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Their words echo through the atrium, rippling off the stone columns and high ceilings.
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As this technology evolves, it starts rippling overseas, goosing output and capping crude prices.
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That tweet — which has been shared over 8,500 times — sent shockwaves rippling through Twitter.
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Oh, it's probably also worth mentioning that he's 6'4, 260lbs, and rippling with muscle.
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Images of rippling waves, for instance, are remarkably similar to that famous Great Wave.
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Here, in stuttered starts and stops, they create a rippling mass of agitated limbs.
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The financial fallout of the Boeing 737 Max crisis is rippling across the industry.
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The news of two members testing positive has already begun rippling across Congress. Rep.
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And in other sports too, the discussion in the United States is rippling through.
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The houses on either side are screened out with rippling panels of translucent fiberglass.
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The cuttlefish hovers in the aquarium, its fins rippling and large, limpid eyes glistening.
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He actually extended the scar, and this is where he caused the rippling here.
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The silk of Marcia's scarf was slippery, like cool water rippling between his fingers.
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He is rippling with muscles, a towel draped around his neck, cast in bronze.
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Changes to large programs like Medicare often have a rippling effect across the industry.
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"I know Jeb," he says, as rippling American flags and soldiers flash on the screen.
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Fish hide from predators with body colors that dapple like light across a rippling pond.
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Every time one of the performers moves, the audience gets a rippling invocation of ancestry.
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To the rippling sound of an aquarium pump, a small crab comes around the corner.
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The rippling effects of more pressing concerns resulted in canceled gigs, creating hardship for musicians.
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Their deaths were devastating moments for fans and will have rippling effects in future films.
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Last month, he announced plans for a new startup, Rippling, that would compete with Zenefits.
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Earthquakes are rippling through Oklahoma with an intensity so persistent they are almost considered normal.
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The sheet gradually revealed mat grey bodywork underneath, rippling with sharp angles and gaping inlets.
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But fear is now rippling through the creative-naming departments of bubble-era property companies.
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The plot is stupid but the stunts are terrifying, the tension vibratory, the muscles rippling.
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Drones, rippling figures and squiggly inner voices ran through whole stretches of the instrumental writing.
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The plume collapsed within minutes and solidified into rippling peaks of lava and rocky material.
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There's a new hawkish mood that's rippling through bond markets and causing a sell-off.
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Nevertheless, the promise and the problems of China's financial sector are rippling beyond its borders.
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HR is widely neglected in the industry; and the repercussions for female employees are rippling.
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It's windy, as seen by the stripes of the American flag rippling in the air.
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And the daunting implications of starting over, multiplied by thousands, are rippling through the state.
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The aftershocks of Donald Trump winning the presidency have been rippling through Hollywood in waves.
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The struggles of federal contractors show how the shutdown is rippling across the broader economy.
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But it is another troubling sign of how the pandemic is rippling through the economy.
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At Trent Court, she could gaze out her front door onto the wide, rippling river.
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All the while, those kaleidoscopic emotions are woven together with glittering synths and rippling melodies.
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The digital revolution is rippling through corporate America — and it shows no signs of stopping.
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This entry-level wine offers gentle fruit and floral flavors galvanized by rippling acidity. Delicious.
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PIRRO: Professor, without a doubt, the pain of the Holocaust is still rippling through our society.
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"@inkerella_uhhh the photo would've looked altered if i DID take the rippling out 😂," she said.
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In Relative Brightness the canvas transforms into a rippling, luminous field of ever-shifting optical sensations.
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The longer you stare at the waves, the less they resemble water and just rippling lines.
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Taken in 1999, the #TBT shows Lautner, around 7, with an 8-pack and rippling arms.
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"Except Syria and North Korea, you can pay anyone in the world with Rippling," Conrad claims.
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They are made of muscles, dogs—tiny knots of rippling muscles hidden between soft downy fur.
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Its skin looks as soft as satin, rippling delicately as it siphons water into its mantle.
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As such, Rippling had a very good first year on the market with rapidly growing revenue.
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Wind movements were animated by eddies of rippling arpeggios enveloped in placid streams of fused voices.
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Drought conditions and dwindling access to fresh water are rippling across the US and the world.
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Current customers include Rippling, Petal, UrbanSitter, Branch, Brex, Postmates, Outdoorsy, Rently, SimpleHealth and Hipcamp, among others.
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The devastating effects of opioid abuse are rippling through families and neighborhoods across the United States.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The largest ever money laundering scandal in Europe is rippling through the region's banks.
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I dangled my legs in the cool river, mist rising just above its rippling clear surface.
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"Now that's rippling out into the media, and more people are hearing the word," she said.
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A demographic revolution is quietly rippling across America: More older women are working, and loving it.
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The track is serene yet eerie, calmly rippling at the surface while swirling with complex layers underneath.
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A backlash that was rippling through the online gaming community on gaming platforms, social media and forums.
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"@inkerella_ uhhh the photo would've looked altered if i DID take the rippling out 😂," she said.
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But the unexpected has been rippling across every corner of Facebook for more than two years now.
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He made headlines in July of this year when his rippling muscles were captured in a photograph.
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Rapid winds of change are rippling through a country that has been left without a master plan.
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But if your flesh isn't rippling while "Legs" comes on something is terribly wrong with you, sorry.
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Big question: If successful, Rippling will need to raise larger rounds of capital from larger institutional investors.
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The Trump administration's decision to blacklist Chinese telecom giant Huawei is still rippling through the technology industry.
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Conrad refused to say how much Rippling has raised total, citing the enhanced scrutiny Zenefits' raises drew.
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Rippling only truly began hiring more than engineers when it came out of stealth a year ago.
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Woven through with an ornate, rippling harp filigree, the luxuriant textures were multilayered instead of silky smooth.
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Now the scandal, recounted here in detail, is rippling through the highest echelons of Canada's arts world.
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Already, there are signs the trade frictions between the economic giants are rippling through global supply chains.
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Trauma is also rippling through the children of the officers killed and injured during the Dallas shooting.
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Trump's tweet slamming the tiny country had rippling effects felt from Washington DC to the Persian Gulf.
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Despite its risks, the texturing can prevent visible rippling and unwanted movement of the implant, Clemens says.
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To get a silvery, rippling reverb and chorus out of an unplugged acoustic guitar is pretty exciting.
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His pursed lips, reddened cheeks and bald head blaze like gaudy jewels, rippling with pinks and blues.
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Since the late 20th century, modern streetcar proposals have been rippling across municipalities in the United States.
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And the dynamic presentation of this lost world was exciting, and had a rippling impact in culture.
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Little Haiti, long the heart of the community in Miami, exemplifies the changes rippling through Haitian Florida.
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The photograph, which has some humor to it despite the weighty subject, shows nothing but rippling waves.
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As massive efforts are underway to slow the novel coronavirus, the costs are rippling through the economy.
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The change will take effect this fall and could have a rippling effect on other music departments.
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With Boeing's production shutdown rippling through the sector, many expect that the worst is yet to come.
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President Donald Trump's deepening trade war with China has exacerbated the economic slowdown rippling across the world.
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They had never been blowing crop-stems rippling in the summer wind, entwined with convolvulus and heartsease.
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She projects the slides onto rippling curtains, distorting images of powerful men in uniform and intimidating armaments.
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There's no drop, no high-gain synths—just a bed of rippling riffs for you to sink into.
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This should leave behind a telltale pattern: rippling interference patterns in how matter is distributed in the galaxies.
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And unless the sky is overcast, racers run and ski under the rippling waves of the Northern Lights.
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It's sort of like Edge of Tomorrow, but with a darker element of manipulation and more rippling muscles.
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In this reckoning currently rippling through Hollywood and beyond, women aren't the only survivors coming forward with stories.
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As expected, Amazon's move to launch an online sales holiday has had a rippling effect on the industry.
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This shocking moment permanently paralyzed Bran, and its repercussions are still rippling through the show to this day.
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Rippling will benefit from lessons learned at Zenefits, and will have proper management oversight, Conrad told the Journal.
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BRUSSELS, April 4 (Reuters) - The largest ever money laundering scandal in Europe is rippling through the region's banks.
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The initial observation consisted of a two-minute-long tiny rippling of spacetime, increasing in frequency before stopping.
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The Vanquish Zagato Concept was also blessed with a 592-horsepower V12 engine under its long, rippling hood.
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I imagined my identity rippling across the internet, thanks to the single sign-in convenience of Facebook Connect.
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So when Rippling went out to raise money, Conrad was signing term sheets in just over a week.
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First, it earns reseller fees from other enterprise tool makers when people buy them through the Rippling gateway.
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Customers aren't loyal to a brand in these areas yet, so it's easy for Rippling to swoop in.
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You may be focused in one direction, not recognizing that the consequences are rippling out all around you.
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The mounds are also fantastically beautiful, Gaudíesque structures, with rippling, soaring towers, in browns and oranges and reds.
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In April 2019, Rippling announced that it had raised $45 million in a round of Series A funding.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A mysteriously hovering vantage point slowly rotates above muddy, languidly rippling waters.
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The wave of white heat rippling through me, material and intense, felt like another person in the room.
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The Moon's desolate foreground, cratered and sterile, offsets the Earth's rippling oceans, marbled cloud systems, and expansive continents.
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Parker Conrad, the co-founder of Zenefits, similarly opted to go through YC with his latest startup, Rippling.
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The effects are rippling out to the supply of Apple phones and demand for hotel rooms and lobsters.
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In the U.S., a rippling cascade of shocks is oncoming, with severe impacts expected in April and May.
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The impact of that one decision will be rippling through the audio industry for years to come. Why?
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Today, however, the aftershocks are still rippling through the economy, and have been especially painful for the poor.
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All LaValle novels come to that sharp bend in the river where things start rippling toward the weird.
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And the deepening crisis is having worrisome effects that are rippling across the gulf and battering political unity.
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And though its effects are still rippling through British schools, the trend has since gone firmly into reverse.
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You can almost see the fading Friday sun's rays rippling across Trump's unusual skin shade of radioactive orange.
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But these spaces, while often illegal, are subject to the same market forces rippling through the broader market.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Daniel Zeller is a master of the intricately swirling, rippling, echoing line.
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I really liked him and always fondly remember applying baby oil to his rippling muscles for the Kawasaki task.
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Rippling assigns the computer, so it's able to remotely manage and observe the health and status of that computer.
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UCSC told us the school is suffering from a Santa Cruz–wide housing crisis that's rippling from Silicon Valley.
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Aetna's retreat from most ObamaCare marketplaces this week is rippling across rural America, starting with Pinal County in Arizona.
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As Hushahu narrates the challenges of Ayahuasca, you are lowered into a stream, the water serenely rippling over you.
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Dormammu himself is a god-like entity whose face is a massive rippling horror the size of a planet.
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How many times in a row can you swoon to marks that sound the same chord of rippling anatomy?
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Reflective panels, made in Venice of famous Murano glass, lean against a wall; some have a rippling, watery look.
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The knock-on effects from China's slowdown and global trade tensions were rippling across Asia and Europe, he said.
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Fox also addressed the rising level of protectionism rippling through the global economy, although he didn't specifically name Trump.
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Mark Brewer, a former longtime chairman of the Michigan Democratic Party, said "progressive energy" was rippling across the state.
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In Chicago, the architect Jeanne Gang first captured widespread attention with the rippling balconies of her 2010 Aqua tower.
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The course includes rippling fairways, spectacular 60-foot sand dunes, and shore pines that make for an exciting game.
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The undulation suggests that a wind is blowing through the marks, or that a tremor is rippling the ground.
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It was a debate rippling across our democracy at a time when news operations were facing extraordinary financial challenges.
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It's been nearly four years since Gone Home, a seminal adventure game that's been rippling into others ever since.
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With a strong breeze rippling the back of his No. 55 jersey, Gray struggled against a tepid Twins lineup.
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Those rippling aluminum panels — some 33,000 of them — simulate shiny mylar ribbons, tying the new building up in bows.
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In the first movement, the piano purveyed rippling arpeggios, a Glassian trademark, while the strings worked through melodic figures.
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A tiny error in one part of the imaging might cause rippling effects across the entire connectome data set.
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Blockades along the main road to Quito International Airport shut down traffic, setting off rippling flight delays and cancellations.
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Photographer Fabien Martinazzo captured this pelagia noctiluca jellyfish on camera as it made a rippling trail through the water.
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He keeps it real on Instagram though, and isn't afraid to show the truth behind rippling six-pack snaps.
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Still, Latin America's top economy looks safe from the ructions that are rippling through other markets in the region.
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About halfway up he decided to forgo his rope and free-solo dozens of feet up the rippling ice.
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On that day, space-time warped around us, allowing the sensitive instruments to find their waves rippling through the cosmos.
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The room looks almost organic—like a rippling, monochromatic coral reef—but bringing it to life was a technological feat.
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The monetary impact is rippling out to restaurants as federal employees avoid eating out while they wait to get paid.
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" The commenter wrote: "Stass I would delete this, your private area skin is rippling, which makes the photo looked altered.
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Rippling with lightning bolts, bloody limbs, and explosive onomatopoeia, the "reports" are as aesthetically dazzling here as they were devious.
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However, he added that he is more concerned about the rippling effects of such a move on the global economy.
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The royal sisters-in-law and Prince Harry displayed a rippling effect of honor to Queen Elizabeth during the celebrations.
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The rusty red swirls of the circular, iron sculpture Seven Magic Points in Brattebergan, Norway mirror the rippling aurora above.
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Curled up on the bow of the sailboat, the Los Angeles shoreline rippling beside us, they spoke about the future.
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After a short break, she offered melting accounts of four songs by Fauré, with milky, rippling accompaniments by Mr. Churchwell.
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These processes are then detailed in the checklist, with Rippling handling sending employees and getting them to sign their documents.
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Conrad, for his part, has started a new company, Rippling, which stores worker information to help companies onboard new employees.
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National disasters occupy the past only in the sense that they began there, the weight of them rippling across generations.
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But for the state's tourism economy, the Zika effects are still rippling through the rest of this year and next.
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New York (CNN Business)Washington's crackdown on Iran is just the latest global flashpoint rippling through increasingly tight oil markets.
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Their latest discovery, concerning waves rippling through the dwarf planet's atmosphere, means that Pluto shares some unexpected similarities with Earth.
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Conrad has raised $7 million for his new staffing start-up, Rippling, investors familiar with the details told the Journal.
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VAUGHN: So, positive effects rippling across the board to future deals that could be waiting on the wings of this.
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Just like a dune, the door has one broad, smooth surface and the other a lot of intense, rippling detail.
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There isn't much to say, other than Tveit had even the most snarky viewers pausing to enjoy his rippling muscles.
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The result is that when you hire an employee, Rippling onboards them to all those services in a single click.
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"Golden Chords" is the album opener, a rippling acoustic stroll given some heft by field recordings sitting in the background.
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It gives her voice more room, revealing a Stevie Nicks-like talent for melody rippling with a hint of warble.
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Rippling faces a crowd of competitors that include not only Zenefits but also human-resource software startups Gusto and Namely.
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Sunlight on rippling water, tanned bodies lounging by a swimming pool, brilliant sunshine in a deep-blue sky, endless summer.
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"Stass I would delete this, your private area skin is rippling, which makes the photo looked altered," one person commented.
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Now BAM is just one of many arts organizations rippling out like man-spreaders on the D train after midnight.
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The sounds of the canoe — creaking, sloshing, rippling — traced its shape like fingers moving over a face in the dark.
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Now, Conrad has started a new business, Rippling, which received $7 million in funding earlier this year, according to Crunchbase.
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Even though the incarceration rate peaked 10 years ago, the effects are still rippling through the U.S. economy, Goldman said.
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Mr. Pharoah, 30, obliged, shedding his tank top and wetting his rippling chest down with a bottle of alkaline water.
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A rippling offering of psychedelic, sun-burnt sorcery of the high standard we've come to expect from the Australian outfit.
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The backlash against big tech companies, which are now inextricably linked with advertising, is rippling through the world of marketing.
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The impact is rippling around the world with global supply chains disrupted for firms like Apple Inc and major automakers.
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And now the sun leans west like Cézanne, striking a rippling mirror of water refracting into a mirror of granite.
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Barricades and clashes with the National Guard were also rippling through the city on Monday, according to a Reuters witness.
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But near the edges, there was more tenderness, as if the phases of courtship were rippling out in concentric rings.
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It shuns crisp hooks for rippling, improvisational vocal lines; it loops through unresolved chords played by a cloudy string section.
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"Bro-dega," as it's since been named, was just one catalyst of the anti-tech sentiment rippling beneath our collective surface.
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He would later be ousted from that company, and yesterday reappeared on the YC stage to pitch his new company, Rippling.
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Safiyyah piloted Dusty into an otherworldly, crater-riddled setting, a rocky canyon marked by outcroppings rippling for miles in the distance.
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Rippling, which now has about 50 employees, mostly engineers, has spent the past two years quietly building its service, says Conrad.
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Rather, it's a rippling ocean, alive with subatomic waves generated when black holes, neutron stars, and other incredibly massive objects collide.
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I spin around and come face-to-face with The One himself, Neo, his black trench coat rippling with recent movement.
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Rippling through it all is the saxophone of Grammy-nominated Donny McCaslin, whose quartet is backing Bowie for the first time.
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Although we didn't stop at every station, each marked with the Expo Line's rippling silver canopies, the trip felt extremely fast.
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The still from the movie Jurassic World where Chris Pratt holds back the dinosaurs with a flash of his rippling forearms?
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Google, which places ads across thousands of websites in the open web, would no doubt have more of a rippling impact.
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"Uhhh the photo would've looked altered if i DID take the rippling out," Karanikolaou replied, adding the crying-while-laughing emoji.
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From 0003 feet up California is a glorious patchwork quilt of green and gold, textured by rippling mountains and shining water.
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Both water waves and light waves consist of rippling crests and troughs, and they obey many of the same mathematical equations.
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Using lasers, they cut Mylar into computer-generated wave patterns that, when draped on a body, created a disconcerting rippling effect.
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How that transformation has been rippling through what was once Google can be seen through the X division, writes Conor Dougherty.
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Eventually, the music ascended again to a stratum of rippling, tinkling piano and gradually receding cymbals, back to its rarefied bliss.
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Stubbs painted Firetail in 1773, the rippling muscles of the bay horse beneath its reddish fur hinting at its burning speed.
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Set closely on narrow lots, they are often embellished with Corinthian columns, rippling wood shingles, decorative brickwork or leaded-glass windows.
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Mr. Frost and Mr. Mawe prepared the elaborate, rippling arrangements of some short Brahms works: three Hungarian Dances and three songs.
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Rippling below these allusions is the question: Can artists still be social critics, tricksters and renegades when they're accepting corporate money?
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With a free-ranging intensity unmatched by any contemporary drummer, Brian Blade can move from groundswell to explosion to rippling quiet.
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Earlier, I walked (alone) to a dock (far away from anyone) and watched the slowly rippling water lap against the shore.
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In the rippling heat, hundreds of terns swept up on white wings, drifting over a barge chugging against the muddy current.
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In Mr. Rembert's rippling panels, crowds of colorfully dressed field hands pick cotton, and men swing hammers on a chain gang.
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The middle song, in which muscular rowing is conveyed through rippling piano passages and breathless vocal lines, was especially captivating here.
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In Gusto's cease-and-desist letter, it states that it "hopes Rippling can find a creative, lawful way" to continue advertising.
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She brought rippling emotion to every take of her Spotify vocals, then went to the control booth to instruct the engineer.
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It first spread on social media, rippling through immigrant communities like the opposite of fear and rumor: a call to boycott.
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Preminger overdubs multiple tenor saxophone parts, which paddle around each other and rest gently on Jason Moran's rippling piano accompaniment. RUSSONELLO
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Antique features include hardwood floors with a variety of board widths, multipaned sash windows with rippling glass and six working fireplaces.
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The booms and tremors rippling across the ice as it shifts, sometimes called the "Baikal Symphony," proved an even worse surprise.
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The plastic is a physical representation of the unclaimed airspace, rippling and shifting according to the actions of the humans below.
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Its score, built mostly on rippling, sumptuous piano and strings parts, is already my most-listened-to album of the year.
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Tense rabbits look like they're about to leap from their crouched poses, while painstakingly scaled fish ride rippling waves of wood.
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Gusto, in what a company spokesperson told Business Insider is a standard business practice when a company's trademark is used, notified Rippling by way of a cease-and-desist letter and ordered Rippling and billboard operator Clear Channel Outdoor to remove the billboard ad, as well as any similar advertising elsewhere, before Gusto takes legal action.
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The overall effect leaves a listening wanting more (especially when Shanaman lets loose her harsh, rippling, primordial wail—how I've missed it!).
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Gators cross over from Buzzard Bay, rippling the surface between a stand of skinny trees in the northeast end of the lake.
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Boeing suspended production of the plane last month, leading to a rippling wave of layoffs at suppliers around the US and globally.
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Mr. Andres's "Checkered Shade" begins with churning figures evocative of Minimalism, though the rippling repetitions go through long, discursive stretches and developments.
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With the bankruptcy of Carillion, another government contractor, still rippling through Whitehall, investors took fright, sending Capita's share price down by 48%.
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The music is constantly moving, be it a series of arpeggios or other patterns mimicking the constant movement and rippling of water.
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Portland has two rivers, which are now gently rippling and churning: the only clue of the infrastructural calamity occurring below the surface.
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That was the sound of chillwave baby, rippling back through the air and into your ears to make you feel extremely relaxed.
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The narrow beams represent the gamma-ray burst while the rippling spacetime grid indicates the isotropic gravitational waves that characterize the merger.
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Meanwhile, heat the vegetable or olive oil (enough to generously coat your skillet) over medium-high heat until the oil is rippling.
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Children wear woolen hats as they play outside their bullet-riddled homes, with gunfire and the heavy thud of artillery rippling overhead.
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No matter the logic behind it, the mistake was made and the ramifications are rippling through the organization in a bad way.
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This change, which is long overdue, would not only increase women's financial security, but also respect, with its potentially profound rippling effect.
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Stepped bleachers line one wall, locker-room benches another; and the walls are dappled with soft reflections from the pool's rippling surface.
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The cargo surge at Los Angeles/Long Beach and other major U.S. ports spurred disruptions that are rippling through the supply chain.
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The exhibition proper, on the fifth floor, begins more opaquely, with modest untitled black-and-white closeups of rippling water, from 1988.
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He stood in front of a sculpture of an American flag rippling in the wind, made from hundreds of Snap-on wrenches.
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You never knew this side of him: rippling through one vividly feminine sequence, parallel to three women, hilarious yet devoid of camp.
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Cyclone Idai has caused massive flooding and killed more than 700 people after slamming into Mozambique and rippling through Zimbabwe and Malawi.
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The worst thing you can do is to ignore, in your internal communications, the impacts that are already rippling across the economy.
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Mr. Terry, a deft and blistering alto saxophonist hailing from Cuba, recently partnered with Mr. Trotignon, a French pianist of rippling sensitivity.
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If LIGO and VIRGO continue to be upgraded, it's possible they could detect gravitational waves still rippling away from the Big Bang.
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But change is now rippling through the country as Italians prepare for national elections on March 4 — the first in five years.
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Other tensions — and some neighborly overtures — were rippling on state borders around the country as alarm over the virus continued to rise.
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"Whereas saltwater and freshwater are clear, the halocline appears somewhat like a hazily defined liquid body rippling within the water," says Berglund.
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But now the air was warm and still, the water barely rippling, and so the rescuers expected thousands to come at once.
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When you can make out the details of her movement here, you grasp its rippling flow and bodies, seemingly unhampered by bones.
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Eliminating hostility to immigration in the African-American community could have powerful effects, rippling beyond immigration to other issues of social justice.
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He summons demons on the rippling synth-heavy "Children's Summon," and sings longingly about going home "to the flames" on the title track.
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The extent of the Theranos grift is so gargantuan, its effects are still rippling even after Holmes was first caught lying in 2015.
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Disruption is already underway domestically and internationally, flows through ports, people planning for their inventory, prices, supplies, all of that is rippling out.
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Have you ever visited the Storm King Art Center and found yourself climbing across Maya Lin's rippling "Storm King Wavefield" (2007–08), Leo?
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I'll show you a picture of what you looked like when you were 12 versus the rippling mass of muscle you are today.
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A revolution is happening, and it's rippling across the fashion industry at a force that feels like tidal waves of long-awaited disruption.
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And the chaos rippling from Syria—where many now turn to al-Qaeda, not the West, for salvation—is his greatest geopolitical failure.
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Rippling bookmarklets make it easy to auth into over 250 workplace apps, like Gmail, Slack, Dropbox, Asana, Trello, AWS, Salesforce, GitHub and more.
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Conrad, 37, who has since founded a new software startup, Rippling, said he was pleased to have reached an agreement with the SEC.
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Meanwhile, Rippling develops its own in-house versions of undifferentiated parts of the HR and IT stacks, like PTO management or commuter benefits.
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This powerful shockwave went rippling through the Universe at nearly light speed, where it was picked up by LIGO 1.3 billion years later.
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The Appraisal MONTAUK, N.Y. — Dunes are usually a source of wonder, with their waving grasses, rippling sands and the slow reveal of waves.
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Tom Pye's set is first seen as a forbiddingly empty place, animated by eerie, rippling light (by Natasha Katz) and windblown white curtains.
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All set upon the many hills on which Istanbul is built, it looked like a stone and concrete wave, rippling towards the horizon.
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In the days since anti-government demonstrations began rippling across the country, there have been reports of dozens killed and hundreds more wounded.
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MARINGOUIN, La. — The rental car sped past acres of farmland and across a muddy bayou to an old plantation rippling with sugar cane.
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Terrible things can and do happen anywhere, of course, but they have been happening with greater frequency and rippling devastation in major cities.
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The crowd relentlessly shit on both men, booing nearly non-stop, with the only respite being an unsettling boredom rippling through the stadium.
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For instance, in "Duke Energy's Dan River I" (2014), one's attention is drawn to the rippling surface of a river's presumably fouled waters.
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Elements that would become trademarks are evident: rippling, buckling motion; the movable interrogation-type lighting; a clever, chain-reaction structure with dark implications.
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Instead of a delicate, rippling flow of notes, I produce a muddy tumble, a kicked sack of potatoes thudding discordantly down the stairs.
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He's more human-like, with an orange face that features a squat nose, small eyes, large ears, rippling chins, and very plump lips.
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Moment to moment, she looked every inch the traditional Swan Queen: the rippling shoulders and arms, the long lines, the picture-perfect positions.
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Only once the blackouts began to take effect did local agencies and governments seem to begin to grasp their rippling effects and implications.
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They make the gentlest rippling sound, these candlelit figures gliding ever so slowly through the water, perambulating around a spare scattering of boulders.
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Mr. Trump relented as the effects of the shutdown were rippling with ever greater force across the economy, with fallout far beyond paychecks.
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The results make it look almost like an animation, with the stipples rippling, expanding, retracting and thus forming and unforming the lovers' bodies. denial.of.
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That, in addition to Citi's better-than-expected results, told Cramer that investors were likely overreacting to the slowdown fears rippling through the market.
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The whine and whoosh of not-too-distant automobile traffic is integral to this site, as is afternoon sunlight glinting off the rippling water.
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It's been three days since WannaCry ransomware attacks began rippling across the world, affecting more than 200,000 people and 10,000 organizations in 150 countries.
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I found an alternative privately, but this dynamic is now already rippling through business, agriculture, hospitality, healthcare and most other sections of the economy.
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Image: Elite Dangerous | Frontier DevelopmentsScientists often detect weird sounds in Antarctica, from the groans of melting glaciers to seismic waves rippling through ice shelves.
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Below is the premiere of the video for the title track—an indie-pop anthem replete with layers of unexpected percusssion and rippling synths.
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In creating a world, they've created a play, a thing of rippling, radiant light to be savored before the darkness closes in once more.
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Presidential candidates weigh in The threats have served as fodder on the presidential campaign trail as well, with nuclear issues rippling through the race.
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And the series has done a solid job of rooting his recurring suspicion of the USSR in the food shortages rippling across the country.
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A butterfly flapping its wings in the US tends to cause a rippling of effects in the countries looking to the States for guidance.
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Rippling helps start-ups with staff onboarding, providing new employees with laptops, offer letters, tax forms, email accounts, and keycard access, the Journal reported.
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Now the decline in costs rippling through the housing market is enabling investments by governments and private companies in energy that weren't possible before.
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Piles of trash, plastic bottles and other unidentifiable refuse can be seen rippling and crashing ashore in video and images posted on social media.
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The show has fully embraced the "prestige" formula, constructing seismic drama from the rippling epicenter of a gifted, selfish, and wholly destructive enfant terrible.
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And one day, those black holes merged, rippling the fabric of space and time like a bowling ball spinning around on a bed sheet.
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"The move will send a positive signal to investors, rippling throughout our economy and environment," Renewable Fuels Association President and CEO Bob Dinneen said.
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They occur as massive objects in space accelerate, causing a rippling in space-time itself as though a pebble were dropped into a pond.
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Some plastic surgeons still offer textured implants because they're less likely than smooth ones to move around or cause visible rippling beneath the skin.
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But Esperanza slipped into the water, into the rippling shadow underneath the blubbery mermaid before them, her blood seeming to chant from within her.
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"There is this rippling effect where Boeing lays off people, and then the suppliers lay off people," said Rajeev Lalwani, a Morgan Stanley analyst.
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The outgoing government is introducing measures, including price freezes and handouts, to try to protect the population from the shock rippling through the economy.
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The toy merchant's move underscores the deep distress rippling through retailers of all sizes as consumers increasingly shop online at sellers such as Amazon.
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In the film, Mr. Pitts, covered in mud and clad in only a loincloth, is a lean, rippling instrument of sinew and layered muscle.
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The rocks were almost too hot to touch and the water was flat and glassy, only the tiniest rippling waves advancing on the shore.
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A new Dallas Fed report provides the latest evidence of how the slowdown in U.S. oil production growth is rippling through the shale patch.
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Gone are the classic dips and turns of the rickety old Jet Star, the thundering vibrations of its cars rippling through the boardwalk wood.
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Gusto sells HR, benefits and payroll software, while Rippling does the same but adds in IT management to tie together an employee identity platform.
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"Change is rippling across America, and he's part of that change," said John Feinblatt, the president of Everytown for Gun Safety, an advocacy group.
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Economists from several of the nation's largest banks said Wednesday that they don't expect the turmoil rippling through global markets to stymie U.S. growth.
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Better-than-expected earnings from Bank of America and Goldman Sachs failed to buoy the sector Tuesday, with the downturn rippling across the Europe.
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Friday, rippling through an informal network of current and former Yale Law School students who had worked at the school's immigrant rights advocacy clinic.
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They tend to function, intentionally or not, as big, rippling flags, signaling to anyone outside their scope that the problem can be respectfully ignored.
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This refreshing bottle from Valle dell'Acate is a fantastic value, earthy and lightly tannic, with rippling acidity and aromas of red and dark fruit.
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Look at it, and almost immediately the entire surface starts to quaver, as if heat waves were rippling off a bonfire on the floor.
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The surrounding waters are rendered in rounded, rippling blue forms that are very pleasing to the eye and compliment the cowering man's palpable angst.
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This fall the Museum of Modern Art opened Insecurities: Tracing Displacement and Shelter, a show that contends with this existential crisis rippling through the arts.
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You already feel its rippling effect every single time you pick up your smartphone, even if it's an Android or BlackBerry or Windows Phone (lulz).
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It's not clear how he'll fare in court, but it is clear that his indictment is just the latest rippling consequence from the Mueller investigation.
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The composition, therefore, quickly slips from the grandeur of the impassive, Apollonian urns into a stylized, rippling sea before its charred descent into the irrational.
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AI-assisted faceswapping technology has been rippling the corners of the internet recently, and as you may have already guessed it, it's started with porn.
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This shocking moment, which happened just before the credits rolled, permanently paralyzed Bran, and its repercussions are still rippling through the show to this day.
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Remember when Zac Efron was known for his lovely pipes and enthusiastic dance moves and not his rippling abs and ability to play a bro?
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Faced with an export shock rippling out from what soon morphed from a financial to a manufacturing crisis, Beijing unleashed its unprecedented domestic stimulus package.
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Like Mattie, I sincerely believe that peace can move from mere possibility to rippling reality -- choice by choice, person by person, and community by community.
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He met his co-founder and CTO Hemant Verma when they started working at Zenefits' founder Parker Conrad's new employee onboarding startup, Rippling, in 2017.
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Talk about the "star" of the show, this photo shows a colorful rippling nebula of gas and dust around the very bright star, RS Puppis.
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But HR and IT are an even more foundational layer, and Slack doesn't feel like a natural place to gather employee details like Rippling is.
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While Zenefits was a mad blitz for scale, Conrad has tried to bias Rippling toward action without being so impulsive that the company makes mistakes.
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That reminds me of being on the beach and seeing a rippling pattern from the sand and tide, so it seemed like a natural fit.
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Anyone with a flaky friend is familiar with the sense of disappointment rippling through America right now: Zayn has bailed on the Billboard Music Awards.
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The troubles in Rome have become an open wound for the movement, rippling out from the capital and tarnishing its image on the national stage.
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In the middle—flanked by bodhisattvas, heavenly kings, and thunderbolt holders—is the Vairocana Buddha, a colossal seated figure in a delicately carved rippling tunic.
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One of his favorite anecdotes is that Arnold Schwarzenegger, at the height of his rippling abs phase, would have been considered obese by BMI alone.
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In the same time span, at least 15 overdoses, one of them fatal, were rippling through two neighboring counties in Indiana, some 90 miles away.
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In the process, he emerged as the sport's most graceful player, his game a rippling end-to-end dialogue between speed, puck control, and balance.
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Looking up, you could see that some capsules had been half-filled with rotting garbage, a rippling line of trash drawn across their single windows.
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Once in the water, the turtle flapped his flippers powerfully, becoming a rippling blur as he disappeared into the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean.
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Like a de facto piano concerto, Hummel's septet bustles with rippling passagework, decorative scales, cascading arpeggios and, in the rustic finale, bursts of dancing octaves.
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Yet I was even more impressed by the grace and clarity of his playing, especially in the dreamy slow movement and the buoyant, rippling finale.
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The breathtaking volatility that has rocked the stock market for two weeks is rippling through other asset classes — and has spread most notably into credit.
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"Absolutely, there's a rippling effect," said Mr. Manansala, who said other superintendents had told him that they, too, were scrambling to cope with the blackouts.
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The rippling panels join the clattery Cyclone, screaming teenagers, scent of suntan lotion and swarms of sea gulls picking at scraps of hot dog buns.
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Some of the biggest companies in tech have been spawned from YC, including Airbnb and Brex as well as smaller ones like Rippling and Gusto.
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Computer-generated projections envelop the performers with auras as elastic as bubbles, shimmering and rippling at the edges like the hot air of a mirage.
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Since October, a succession of weather systems has greened the Golden State's valleys, whitened its mountains, and washed its rivers and reservoirs in rippling blue-green.
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There's a rippling post-punk flip of Cameo's funk hit "Word Up," surrealist takes on 83s psych songs, and reverb-heavy reimaginings of lost soul anthems.
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It's a montage of in-game action that runs for just under four minutes, and it's all set to the rippling beats of a dubstep track.
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"With risk aversion rippling across the board amid the ongoing uncertainty, Wall Street may be vulnerable to further losses," said Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM.
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Leslie Horn, The Demon Days That Gave Us 'Humanz' True to her word, Pleasure is an album rippling with honesty—with feelings and anxieties laid bare.
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A prediction of Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity, theorists had long suspected that such waves—rippling distortions in the fabric of space itself—were real.
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In a place like Lancaster, fears about the-Chinese-Communist-next-door give a sneak preview of tensions rippling across the country as China's footprint expands.
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Gravity is such a diminutive force, relative to the other fundamental forces, that to see it rippling across space-time requires at least this much energy.
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One of the most astonishing videos of the fire was captured by a Twitter user around 4:15 AM, showing enormous fireballs rippling toward the sky.
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Reports are rippling across the web — starting with the Washington Free Beacon's Adam Kredo — of suspicious wireless network activity that could point to a significant hack.
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When an employee is hired or changes teams, a single modification to their role in Rippling automatically changes all the permissions of what they can access.
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A more measured pace and a deeper commitment to diversity are a few other ways Rippling hopes to avoid the culture troubles of Conrad's last venture.
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The escalating series of tariffs imposed by both China and the U.S. has rattled financial markets and led to concerns about issues rippling throughout both economies.
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American Pharoah, however, carries it well: There are no love handles, and his rich bay coat looks barely able to contain the muscles rippling beneath it.
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The room next door — Celia's studio — is its mirror image, except that the floor and walls are encrusted with the rippling geological strata of dried paint.
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A pair of reports from the Nikkei Asia Review show how effects for lowered demand for new iPhones is rippling along Apple's supply and manufacturing train.
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Every thought, hence all intelligence, was the result of cascades of pulses rippling through networks of semi-autonomous agents, the neurons, each connected to countless others.
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It's got earbud-crumpling bass, brutalist drum machine exercises, rippling drum and bass, and a sampled monologue from the lawyer of a now deceased cult-leader.
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We see a vase-like shape with rippling sides and two differently colored tubular forms extending from its shoulders, like sleeves, until they touch the pedestal.
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To study volcanoes, scientists brave the rippling heat of lava and acrid gases, climbing up slopes and sometimes into craters to place instruments and take measurements.
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" In an email to staff provided to TechCrunch, Rippling CMO Matt Epstein wrote, "We take legal claims seriously, but this one doesn't pass the laugh test.
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Rippling raises $45M at $270M to be the biz app identity layer SMB payroll startup Gusto raises $200M Series D, plans R&D expansion to NYC
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Appreciate simple pleasures, like the rippling fur on the bodies of five brown bears running toward the fort where we had planned to stop for provisions.
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Tony Thomas, head of the military's Special Operations Command, told a military conference on Tuesday that the upheavals in Washington are rippling through the American military.
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The expanse of desert landscape that has been swept into rippling sand dunes sees rainwater lakes collecting in the rolls at certain times of the year.
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I smiled at how smart the chefs were to add a rippling charge to the sweetened citrus with ginger, mustard seed and vinegar made from oranges.
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The war is the biggest flash point in a broader conflict between Moscow and the West, triggering international sanctions and rippling into the American impeachment hearings.
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There are lots of allegations of sexual assault that's been rippling throughout the venture capital community for the better part of the past couple of weeks.
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But Viacom's shaky outlook underscores how price pressure is rippling through all corners of the TV industry, causing some traditional content producers to suffer as well.
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It paints a gut-wrenching portrait of the immeasurable pain a single murder conviction has, rippling through those even only tangentially involved in the trial decades later.
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In "Tetrapods #1, Dongying, China," hundreds of tetrapods — multi-ton, four-legged structures used for shoreline protection — form rippling arcs of concrete arranged in a domino pattern.
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Yesterday's most notable venture capital deal news came from Rippling, a SaaS startup focused on employee on-boarding and off-boarding (the "ripples" of an employee lifecycle).
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Deal details: 90% of the Rippling round comes from investors in the seed round for Zenefits, although Zenefits seed leads Venrock and Maverick Capital did not participate.
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Lawyer Megan Nobert, who was sexually assaulted by a fellow aid worker in South Sudan in 2015, said she was optimistic change is rippling through the sector.
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Tuesday's bombshell announcement that President Trump had fired FBI Director James Comey sent shockwaves rippling across the national security and political communities, as well as the media.
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This installment, hosted by Gitz Crazyboy, taps into some of the root causes behind issues affecting the community, like the rippling impacts of the residential school system.
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He did so with aplomb, smashing a 20-yard free kick past the outstretched hand of Ali Al-Habsi and into the back of the rippling net.
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A huge sound comes roaring out of his Telecaster, an onslaught of notes and riffs and block chords that continues rippling and lashing for nearly three minutes.
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MEXICO CITY — It is a simple sculpture: 64 concrete pyramids that stand in a perfect circle around two-and-a-half acres of rippling, black volcanic rock.
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They ran up to each other in the middle of a field with grass rippling in the wind and it was basically straight out of a movie.
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On a recent afternoon, a light wind was rippling the Hudson River, jostling Ms. Clegg's schooner such that pens and cups and visitors slid about the cockpit.
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Conrad is still in the startup game: He launched Rippling, a service that aims to provide businesses with an easy way to onboard new employees, in 2017.
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During another song, the poet recalls a sweet serenade, as orchestral rippling evokes a strummed guitar, until the final darkly poignant vocal phrases, suffused with weeping regret.
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The invisible—but very real and violent—collision of mass sent a gravitational wave rippling through the fabric of spacetime, reaching Earth over a billion years later.
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What Does Happen When You Lift WeightsSimply put, it's nearly impossible for a woman to develop huge, rippling muscles merely by adding heavier weights to her routine.
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The move could send shockwaves rippling through the broader global economy, as the president continues his push to "put America first" in trade negotiations with global partners.
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If there's one major flaw in their marketing, and honestly, in all fitness marketing, it's the focus on the aspirational, the lean physique and the rippling abs.
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The effects of a 2005 tape on which Trump brags of a history of sexually predatory behavior is still rippling though the Trump campaign and wreaking havoc.
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The piece explores rippling arpeggio chords in both hands, through which a soft-spoken melodic line is heard, traced by the top note in the right hand.
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The track is built on an easygoing beat and rippling guitar lines, but the singers turn it into an urgent competition to extol the comforts of faith.
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The lack of available drivers is rippling through the supply chain, causing a bottleneck of goods that is delaying deliveries and prompting some companies to increase prices.
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After the electronic and keyboard buildup, at 7:38, an immense bass pattern surged across the playa, apprehended visually as the heat rippling through the white desert.
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The piano writing, nodding to the taste at the time for florid, virtuosic passagework, brims with brilliance and rippling runs, as well as captivating elegance and intricacy.
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"Idoru" begins with bird calls and little hoots from what sounds like an Asian mouth organ, and expands into rippling Minimalistic patterns of overlapping instruments and vocals.
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And because Wal-Mart, Target, independent booksellers and others are all working furiously to match or exceed Amazon's convenience, Amazon's innovations are rippling across the retail industry.
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Moment after moment in this 1816 work captivated me: filigreed melodies that hint of Italian opera, brilliantly rippling passagework, feisty bursts that interrupt a cagily gracious rondo.
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Onboarding startup Rippling bought targeted ads in San Francisco taking a shot at its competitor, Gusto, and whether it's capable of growing with companies as they scale.
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How can one educate a "hybrid of sea anemone and squid," a liquid sprawl of "rippling colors that strayed from purple toward deep blues and sea greens"?
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The conflicts at Memorial Sloan Kettering, unearthed by The New York Times and ProPublica, have had a rippling effect on other leading cancer institutions across the country.
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And while the U.S. administration has cut taxes and regulations to attract new investment, a wave of caution is rippling through many industries in the United States.
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The only sounds to be heard that afternoon in the garden were the rippling water of the nearby stream and the rustling of leaves in the breeze.
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It's been nearly eight months since the malware known as NotPetya tore through the internet, rippling out from Ukraine to paralyze companies and government agencies around the world.
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At first glance, we were convinced her classic white get-up was a slip dress, paired with a skinny belt to create a rippling effect at her waist.
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Their decision, expected in June, has the potential to halt similar legislation rippling across the country, which abortion rights advocates say make it impossible for clinics to operate.
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Ultimately, Wrong Turn 2 is a pretty forgettable woodland survival horror story that would have been nothing without Rollins, who carries the movie on his broad, rippling shoulders.
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Shot by the artists themselves, the video depicts fragments of everyday life from the rippling back muscles of men doing pull-ups, to people eating a hardy breakfast.
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Artists and writers were among the first to pick up on the seismic waves rippling around the globe and Nineteen Nineteen includes numerous examples of their radical aesthetics.
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A lynx watches pensively from the shore; a raccoon gnaws at some unseen feast; and a moose wades into the reeds, the water rippling around its huge form.
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If you've been following Snap over the last year or so, then you're well aware that the effects of its disastrous redesign are still rippling through the company.
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Dr. Kao, who hasn't done a saline implant in 12 years, agrees, and points out that the saline kind can create an awkward rippling effect under the skin.
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The dam is not yet at the bursting point, but anxiety — fueled by the sense that more revelations could emerge at any moment — is rippling through the GOP.
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The latter ended with an acrobatics display in which the performers' costumes fanned out to send the turquoise and yellow of the Kazakh flag rippling across the stage.
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Despite the divisive rhetoric rippling throughout the nation right now, Ossler said the cops he has spoken to want to tell America one thing: They've got its back.
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While it's still unclear as to how the rippling effects of Harvey Weinstein will mark The Bachelor, we've already seen some major cracks in the reality show's facade.
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Fans are jerked through the oscillating electronic beats of "#2", transported along the rippling melodies of "My Friend the Forest" and plunged into the ethereal pipes of "Sunson".
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Now 11 of the 30 countries he covers are contracting, including those in China and Germany, from where problems are rippling out into Asia and eastern Europe respectively.
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He was assigned to the icebreaker Magga Dan and found himself gazing in wonderment at the aurora australis rippling in reds, purples, and greens across the polar sky.
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When you see a field of wheat in summer, the spikes of grain rippling gracefully in the breeze, you probably won't have guessed that the plants are fat.
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The drones undulate in slow motion beneath rippling dark folk chord progressions, and her black-eyed, breathy vocals whisper wine-stained secrets about sex, death, love, and flesh.
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"The move will send a positive signal to investors, rippling throughout our economy and environment," said Bob Dinneen, president and chief executive officer of the Renewable Fuels Association.
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Researchers from the University of Tokyo invented a humanoid robot named "Kengoro" that cools its rippling robo-"muscles" with a mechanism much like human sweat, IEEE Spectrum reported.
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It is the latest in a series of changes that have been rippling through Saudi Arabia since the rise of 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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"It's a lifestyle change that has rippling effects on all different aspects of your life: mental health, physical health, cultivating a better relationship with your life," she says.
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Properly understood, these transactions are logical responses to the creative forces of digital destruction that are rippling through the content markets and challenging legacy production and distribution models.
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You catch a version of it in the water, too dark and rippling, or in steel, on the hubcap of the supply truck, sun smashed on the steel.
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Bankruptcy fears are already rippling through the oil patch, sending the SPDR S&P Oil & Gas ETF (XOP) to its lowest price on record going back to 2006.
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Although the coronavirus crisis is expected to have a finite duration, similar to other outbreaks, its rippling effects may have lasting impacts on the economy and public policy.
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A master bedroom wall was bumped out to create generous closet space; the en-suite master bathroom has a walk-in shower, soaking tub and rippling wall tile.
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But the choice of this oil-rich provincial capital was unusual, and an illustration of how a musical-theater boom on Broadway is rippling across the stage world.
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As a matter of policy, such a designation could have rippling consequences, including further stressing relations with Turkey, whose president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is a staunch Brotherhood supporter.
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Mr. Villalobos of Raices said his group was working to independently confirm what had happened and to quell a panic that was rippling among immigrants locally and beyond.
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But it is also rippling across Europe, only days before the European parliamentary elections, as a reminder that Russia has deep ties to many other populist parties, too.
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French flags appeared at windows, thrown over people's shoulders and flying out of car windows, against the backdrop of an enormous one rippling from the Arc de Triomphe.
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Anyone who keeps up with professional sports has likely witnessed muscles rippling under the pressure of a massage therapy gun (and by witnessed, we mean watched in envy).
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Are people still taking pride in a country rippling with waves of anger and resistance, riven by resentments and bitterly divided over issues like health care and immigration?
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It was the scribbled footnote that did it, rippling across social media networks from northern New Jersey to Washington, revealing a pugnacious side of a low-key lawmaker.
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Any sharp drop in industrial activity, which appears to be unlikely at this stage, would be a concern for policymakers as it risks rippling across the broader economy.
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Nickel has fallen harder and further than any other major base metal because the supply side has failed to respond to the demand shock rippling out of China.
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In other places, extremely thin layers of carbon fiber are laid over one another then shaved away in spots to create a stratified look that resembles rippling water.
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The dense mix holds repetitive, inexorably building drumbeats; the sustained tones of an Indian tamboura; rippling keyboards and guitars that erupt from low, buzzing riffs to screaming leads.
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Lodging Dug into a sleeve of soil, the Earthship looks south from the Finger Lakes, in New York State, over a rippling field of countryside framed by mountains.
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Explorer A thick forest thrives on hardened lava that once flowed down Mount Fuji's northwestern flank into lakes that reflect the volcano's snow-capped cone like rippling mirrors.
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There are obvious physiological deficiencies to such initiatives—the inability to feel the rippling bass and the conspicuous absence of odor for instance—but there are bigger issues, too.
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It involves ripped guys with rippling muscles, glistening in sweat and beating each other up for no discernible reason but to prove that one is stronger than the other.
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This sent confusion rippling through the markets, as analysts thought it meant a 20% haircut on principle, but people close to the issuer insist this is not the case.
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Till then the envy of the region and the primary source of export revenue for the country, Zimbabwe's farms suddenly faltered—and sent shock waves rippling through the economy.
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While it's possible the obsession with Jack's demise rippling through the ages ended with his funeral, it seems like Us is now heading into a new death mystery quandary.
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Meanwhile consumer confidence has tumbled since the middle of last year, with its impact rippling through the economy, from overall retail numbers to box office receipts and car sales.
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So it was that Turkey opened a new front in the Syrian war, and in its unending conflict with Kurdish insurgents, with reverberations rippling to Washington, Moscow and Istanbul.
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We want quantifiable data—preferably something we can share on social media, between posting our daily 5K run times and endless photos of our moist, rippling, post-workout biceps.
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Perhaps in his zero-sum world, he takes satisfaction in the chaos rippling through U.S. politics, but his tactics have backfired badly in both Ukraine and the United States.
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Whereas Laura's death once destabilized an insular community, Lynch now shows the effects of her demise rippling through the entire world—even outer space—in an interconnected, hyperglobal age.
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Close your eyes and let these movies layer in your mind, however, and you'll feel the vibrations of old, mediocre movies rippling up through fin de siècle American culture.
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Whenever the story starts to settle, the auteur tosses another stone through the plot's surface, newly revealed information rippling outwards, changing how we perceive the characters and their motives.
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If you want to understand the anger rippling through rural, white America, especially among older folks, sociologist Arlie Russell Hochschild has written the single best book you can read.
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It is just the latest in a series of changes that have been rippling through Saudi Arabia since the rise of 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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When you think about the type of dog that wears a muzzle, you may very well picture a giant dog with rippling muscles and bared teeth, snarling and chomping.
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"The Legend of Tarzan" has a whole lot of fun, big-screen things going for it — adventure, romance, natural landscapes, digital animals and oceans of rippling handsome man-muscle.
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As a result, his sound has a lot in common with that of Bobby Hutcherson, a postbop vibraphonist known for the bracing strength and rippling grace of his playing.
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The robot team, part of the automation trend rippling through the worlds of shipping and online retailing, was the first significant deployment of mobile robots inside a FedEx hub.
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This analysis leads to the comforting but dangerous conclusion that the tremors still rippling through the European political landscape will subside once public perception has caught up with reality.
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Sloan Kettering specializes in cancer treatment, not general medicine or urgent care, but the possibility of rationing services shows how the pandemic is rippling through the health care system.
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Over time it has helped computer generated movies mature from simulating relatively simple objects such as plastic toys to more complex physical phenomena like rippling fur or splashing water.
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While summering on the Ionian coast, Leda steals a little girl's doll at the beach and watches as her mother tries, and fails, to contain the child's rippling misery.
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These sets offer a rare opportunity to hear Mr. Iyer, a pianist of rippling momentum and a latter-day musical thought leader, alongside the quicksilver saxophone of Mr. Coltrane.
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Patients who were on buses, sick from chemo, were stuck for hours in the cold and in the heat, delirious from fatigue and fear, pain rippling through their bodies.
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See the different reactions rippling across the sea of upturned faces at the bottom of "The World's Fair VI: Fireworks," as strands of light descend into the night sky.
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There is a lot of action on that front in Europe — and, as Adam Satariano writes, the effects of Europe's aggressive stance toward tech are rippling across the globe.
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So really, if you want to have rippling abs or even just a little abdominal definition, training helps of course, but realistically it comes down to reducing body fat.
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In Oscar Oiwa's 360º installation, Dreams of a Sleeping World, rippling circles resemble hundreds of eyeballs, rabbits emerge from black voids, and plant life springs out of stippled marks.
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The ramifications of his theory are still unfolding; it was only two years ago that a rippling of space-time — gravitational waves produced by colliding black holes — was discovered.
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Still, the frenetic pace of the past few days has delivered a jolt even to a community familiar with the stresses stirred by a deployment — and its rippling consequences.
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Cory Arcangel's portrait of Miley Cyrus on a flat-screen TV uses obsolete technology to create a rippling lake effect that could induce wistfulness — and a touch of seasickness.
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The next shot is beautiful and harrowing, but also familiar: a wide, ascending pan over row after row of cotton, rippling toward the horizon like a calm white sea.
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The worsening situation for black, predominately male, laborers due to wage competition from immigrants, Briggs says, passes onto their households, rippling through the entire social structure of black society.
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READ: A Rikers guard tested positive for coronavirus as New York City considers releasing some inmates Diaz-Balart and McAdams' announcements are already rippling through the rest of Congress.
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But there's no doubting its expertly calculated savagery, industrial guitar riffs rippling through tracks titled "Rip & Tear" and "Flesh & Metal" with all the (purposely absent) subtlety of the game itself.
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Meanwhile, the wife in "Best Years of My Life" is married, bored, miserable, singing her pain over waves of rippling pedal steel and plucked arpeggios that echo throughout the space.
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The effects of the shutdown are already rippling through aviation, stalling the required federal approvals for new jets and routes, as well as certifications for new mechanics and other workers.
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Rippling integrates with a bunch of major services on the back-end and automatically assigns those accounts to new employees, and also helps managers set up payroll in several states.
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The show's third season saw the plotlines getting more dynamic, and slowly rippling away from Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling), a trend which will hopefully continue into the show's future seasons.
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The Aston is powered by a 4.7-liter V8 engine — mated to a six-speed manual gearbox — that produces 430 horsepower mounted in the front under the long, rippling hood.
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You've got the tremolo, the chromatic chords, the rippling melodies, the electronic flourishes and dense atmosphere, the furious bursts of speed and bone-crunch— but then, there's vocalist Caro Tanghe.
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The Moon's surface is likely still rippling with quakes, caused by stressors ranging from interior contraction to tidal pressures, according to a new study published on Monday in Nature Geoscience.
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Japan is not alone in suffering a rough start for its exporters, with the chill in China rippling across trade-reliant regional economies such as South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore.
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That now, forever, she'll swim like she did in those old parched dreams—faster and faster, waves rippling behind her, her beautiful scales winking as she disappears into the deep.
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Presented at the midpoint of the Afsluitdijk at a place called Breezanddijk, it uses LEDs, lens, and custom software and will feature wavy lines of light that mimic rippling water.
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Gradually, more pianos are overdubbed: in rippling loops, low resonant tones and repeated chords, not so much filling out the arrangement as emanating alongside it, somewhere between harmonious and oblivious.
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Five months since its implementation, the levy remains a hindrance for small and medium enterprises, many of which were already struggling with the rippling effects of last November's demonetization measure.
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Their music is slow and sweeping but intricately detailed—a dazzling latticework of rippling melodies creating complex intersections between mallet samples, synth patches, and electronic sounds more delightful and strange.
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The Harvey Weinstein allegations are rippling beyond Mr. Weinstein himself: Ben Affleck is now being accused of failing to act on information he had about Mr. Weinstein's sexually abusive conduct.
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BANGKOK — Soaring over eastern Indonesia on Friday, Petra Mandagi exulted at the perfect conditions for a paragliding addict: azure skies, a sweet breeze and a picture postcard bay rippling below.
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He has just the right combination of rippling impatience and dangerous, masculine self-confidence for a consort whose loyalty is laced with a sometimes heedless power to cause her pain.
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Adults in the Room is the work of a man who spent his time in office being photographed on his motorcycle, leather jacket never failing to expose his rippling muscles.
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Real estate prices rippling out from Silicon Valley, and the grip that commodity farms have on good land throughout California's Central Coast, make obtaining farmland around Salinas a major hurdle.
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Her team - like Neely's and others - are joining forces and working frantically to prevent the loss of this delicate and complex underwater world, with its iridescent colors and rippling textures.
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Earlier this month, Boeing said it would suspend production of the 20113 Max early next year, the latest sign of how the crisis is rippling through the company's supply chain.
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The fiasco in Washington is already rippling at home: Back in their districts, there are early signs of backlash against these lawmakers, including from constituents who voted Republican last November.
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Any sharp drop in industrial activity, which appears to be a low-risk at this stage, would be a concern for policymakers as it risks rippling across the broader economy.
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The ornamental designs engraved into Maghreb jewelry often evoke the natural environment, suggesting interwoven flowers, vines, animal tracks, the lapping of sea waves, or the rippling of fields of grain.
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That has sent tremors rippling along the supply chain with Chinese smelters cutting metal output by a similar amount and Chinese imports of zinc surging in the closing weeks of 240.
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On Thursday, the state-run People's Daily ran a picture on its front page of a civilian aircraft landing at the new Mischief airport, two Chinese flags rippling from the cockpit.
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Hub of a dying textiles industry, on the western edge of Charlotte, the county was missing out on the boom already rippling through the periphery of North Carolina's most dynamic city.
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Highlighting the rippling effect, the death of Zhejiang Jindun Fans Co's Chairman Zhou Jiancan this week triggered rumors of a failed investment in Leshi, whose shares have been in free-fall.
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Recent photos from Curiosity, a robotic car-sized rover that cruises around the Martian surface while controlled by the Earthlings at NASA, depict a series of rippling sand dunes on Mars.
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These collisions, along with other astronomical activity that generates these spacetime disturbances, occur frequently enough that a wave should be rippling through some part of the universe at any given moment.
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Rippling has about 50 team members now, with about 40 of them being engineers, highlighting just how thoroughly Conrad wants to eradicate manual work about work, starting with his own startup.
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After all, the tragic consequences of the American invasion of 2003 continue to unfurl day by day for the people of Iraq and the entire region, rippling outward across the globe.
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The latest congressionally mandated report, dubbed the Fourth National Climate Assessment, finds that the effects of climate change are rippling out across the globe, negatively affecting people's health and well-being.
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Nothing of the original pictures is visible, and compared to the rippling "Cage" series, these paintings are more abraded and pitted, done in a stifling palette of scarlet, green and black.
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The expanded building, designed by WORKac of New York with glass-and-rippling-concrete walls, a grass roof and apple-green carpeting, opened in September, 10 years after it was commissioned.
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LONDON — Google's decision to cut off support to Huawei, the Chinese telecommunications giant blacklisted by the Trump administration, is rippling across the globe as companies suspend ties to the handset maker.
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CreditCreditLaetitia Vancon for The New York Times MUNICH — I find it so hard to describe them: as vast, undulant tapestries, each one rippling and fluttering like a flag by the seashore?
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" Research firm LMC Automotive cut its 2020 global light-duty vehicle sales forecast by 4%, or 3.7 million units, as the "rippling impact of the COVID-19 outbreak creates significant uncertainty.
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Their punctuation alone — sudden stops between long, action-packed phrases — becomes the essence of wit; and their body language, with energy often rippling right up from the instep, is entirely engaging.
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Afterward, she reappeared — ballerina-slim and glamorous in a long, caramel satin dress — and offered a virtuoso display of zapateado, her torso rippling and her arms circling with delicacy and power.
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Boeing&aposs 250 Max crisis is rippling through the US labor marketBoeing announced in December that it would temporarily suspend 703 Max assembly and acceptance of supplier components starting this month.
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Previous Spearhead leads include Shippo co-founder and chief executive officer Laura Behrens Wu, Scale AI founder and CEO Alex Wang and Rippling co-founder and chief technology officer Prasanna Sankar.
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But these are also young wines, and the more ambitious among them will benefit from aging five to 10 years to allow these complexities to uncoil while mellowing the rippling acidity.
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He then uses a drill and a contraption with two wheels to create the simulated gravitational waves produced when the two wheels orbit one another at great speed, rippling the fabric.
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But now a shortage of pilots — global in scope, fueled by the growth of aviation in Asia and a wave of baby boomer retirements — is rippling across Alaska with gale force.
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Yet, slight animations like flags rippling in the wind and trees waving gently highlight their emptiness — a markedly different strategy for conveying their surreality from Carlos Monteiro's de Chirico computer game.
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The collision took place 1303 million light years from Earth, and sent gravitational waves rippling through space until scientists detected them on August 17th at the LIGO facilities in Washington and Louisiana.
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The collision took place 130 million light years from Earth, and sent gravitational waves rippling through space until scientists detected them on August 17th at the LIGO facilities in Washington and Louisiana.
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Although the women's dances have a little of the rippling fluency of those in "Set and Reset," they're contrasted with the extraordinary slow, weighted duets for men (Olsi Gjeci and Stuart Shugg).
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As good as Ms. Clarke is, it's the interaction of her musicians that gives this production its unforgettable intensity, in scenes that define "Ma Rainey" as a tragedy of rippling social reach.
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That has fuelled increased trading activity among market participants with greater volumes in U.S bonds rippling through other parts of the U.S. fixed income market such as mortgages, credit and derivative products.
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We make thought experiments that are stripped-down models, where a small thing changes another thing and then stops there, as opposed to rippling outward and making interference patterns with other changes.
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The discussions at the meeting underscore concerns rippling through U.S. businesses in the world's second largest economy, already facing a delicate balancing act amid a tense trade standoff between Washington and Beijing.
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Today his startup Rippling launches its combined employee management system, which Conrad calls a much larger endeavor than the minimum viable product it announced while in Y Combinator's accelerator 18 months ago.
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When you type "CrossFit" into a Google image search you get photo after photo of men, and a few women, with rippling muscles lifting a weight so large it almost looks fake.
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On the cover of the magazine lurked a giant Lizard Man, with a rippling reptilian 14-pack, orange eyes with vertical-slit pupils, a forked tongue, a jaw lined with needle teeth.
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The songs sported much of the ageless, defiant joy they did so long ago, and as the four band members bounded across stage, muscles rippling beneath skintight clothes, they looked oddly immortal.
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Inside a grid of cool, lush green vines, amid hills and valleys rippling toward the horizon, a cherubic woman in a wide straw hat named Helena Variara was pointing toward the sky.
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Graff's new quartz women's timepiece, the Snowfall, featured 278 diamonds set like flakes suspended in midair on a rippling lattice strap, with a delicate case in its center just 6.17 millimeters thick.
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The school received complaints against the professor at least as early as April, when the #MeToo movement was rippling into China, but for months, the university used only low-key, internal discipline.
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As effects of the coronavirus are rippling through the economy, including at bricks and mortar stores, comic book writers and artists are rallying online to offer activities for those staying at home.
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DUBLIN, Ohio — Republicans everywhere are confronting an ominous political environment, a Democratic opposition rippling with energy and a president on their own side who is prone to divisive outbursts and policy decrees.
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That new risk has begun rippling across Wall Street as the effects of a sharp slowdown in the world's No. 224 economy spill beyond its borders and cut into U.S. corporate profits.
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Last month, she lifted "Rocks Rocker" (2020), a rippling hunk of ceramic that straddles a smooth, curved beam of wood like an ungainly jockey, onto its steel base using a small crane.
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The velvety silence and slow-swelling breakers lead us seamlessly to a car, a sleepy driver and a road that appears to dissolve into rippling water — brain death delivered with tender poetry.
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The 2015 Supreme Court ruling which ushered in gay marriage across the United States was bound to have a much bigger, rippling effect on the entire Catholic system of educational and charitable institutions.
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Many see that as a crucial message at a time when anti-abortion legislation is rippling through the nation and we're still a long way from achieving a comprehensive family paid leave initiative.
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It takes in the surrounding forest, the white ash trees shedding their leaves and the rippling, shallow water, before pausing on what appears to be a snowbank at an elbow in the creek.
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The announcement was seen by analysts as a move by Beijing to boost confidence amid the coronavirus outbreak that has disrupted much of its economy and is increasingly rippling through global supply chains.
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The singer is savvy and wry, he talks quickly, words rippling into one another, occupying the same tonal range as Butt-Head—although our conversation is notably lacking wisecracks about boobs and boners.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Escalating tensions in the Korean peninsula are rippling through to metals markets as some banks back away from exposure to large amounts of copper in South Korea, metal industry sources said.
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Evans can certainly be seen to represent a certain peace amid a storm of protest against injustice, a storm that is rippling as a wave across our not so United States of America.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Grain handler Lansing Trade Group LLC is buying Interstate Commodities, marking another step in consolidation that is rippling through the U.S. agriculture sector as persistently low prices keep pressure on profits.
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So this is how I find myself on the longest day of the year outside an anonymous, doorless recording studio in North Hollywood, heat rippling off the industrial stucco expanse of Vineland Blvd.
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Image 2000 of 21.5 GROSSRAESCHEN, Germany – As the sun beats down on a small vineyard by the rippling waters of Grossraeschen Lake, there&aposs little sign of the vast wound that lies beneath.
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Here a small sample of the platformer purgatory he's been dealing with: "Reached the final section of the level!" he said then, a sense of optimism rippling through, as I wished him luck.
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In the photo, Roger looks like a deity–with muscles rippling in the Australian sun, he shows the world the bucket he seemingly crushed as easily as a drunk holding a solo cup.
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And there is barely anything to his stage show yet: a thrown-together set of big-scale images of small-scale things (rippling water, wind-swept grass) playing on a screen behind him.
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The issue is extremely personal, and has had huge, rippling effects on both individuals and our society at large, as everyone figures out what accountability looks like, and where we go from here.
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Using a joystick, Barri essentially piloted the crowd through a black void punctuated by color-shifting and rippling imagery; a technique he utilizes again in the Versum's second half while performing with Fabrikant.
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In the many still life paintings of flowers in vases, dappled brushstrokes create rippling movement; wormy bits of clay are used as petals; the word "ROSE" is scrawled repeatedly in a red background.
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The same evening Ejchenbaun's show had been due to take place, electronic musician Agustina Vizcarra was blaring out trippy vocals over rippling techno riffs in a basement on the other side of town.
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Related: Rippling Photo Manipulations Turn Seattle Into A Liquified City Tour Solomon's Temple in Young Magic's New 3D Musical Environment [Premiere] [Music Video] Vinyl Williams Puts on Kaleidoscope Eyes for "Space Age Utopia"
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An airline trade group has projected total losses of up $85033 billion for the industry worldwide, rippling to virtually every other facet of the economy, as executives to cab drivers feel the effects.
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Still, if you keep watching and listening (always a good idea), you too see the emotions — perhaps not flexing, but rippling — as she whirls, eyes fixed on the man not in her arms.
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Rippling is the brainchild of CEO Parker Conrad, who was ousted from HR software company Zenefits in 2016 when it was accused of selling insurance without a license by state and federal regulators.
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At this time of year the surface of the lake in the background won't be rippling in the breeze as it was in the movie, but the setting is lovely in all seasons.
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The landscape was dreamy: rippling green hills, tall trees and miles and miles of farms and vineyards stocked with grapes so plump and juicy, you just wanted to pull over and pluck them.
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Watch VICE News Tonight's doc on the prison strikes rippling through America: ArthurEarly 40sSentenced for Mail, Wire, and Securities FraudReleased from FPC Taft, California, in 2009 In federal prison, I was a loner.
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He films active lava flows as if they are magnificent art installations, their roiling magma and rippling cooling folds acting as tools of sculpture in the hands of the world's most badass artist.
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I attended this year's festivities to witness people's personal hellscapes as they ate through demonic peppers to get a better sense of why these masochists enjoy the rippling heat wave of Scoville torture.
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The queerness literally rippling off of 'Captain Marvel' "Her not having a specified romantic interest was a great opportunity because usually all the women in the movies are paired automatically with men," said Kersetter.
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Rippling – A better way to onboard new employees Whenever a new employee is hired, a company has a list of 26 to 230 things you need to do to get them up and running.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Unless you are heartless ghoul, the unabashedly ribald energy rippling throughout Kathy Butterly's crumpled, bulging, oddly twisted, and pouting ceramic vessels should bring a smile to your face.
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"This is not something that will affect humanity in the far off future," Wagner said, "loss of this ice is already wildly changing the Arctic," and rippling outward to the rest of the planet.
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A year after Michael Brown's death, the impact of the Ferguson protests was still rippling through the country and affecting how the nation sees police-citizen relations — specifically within black communities — across the country.
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Robust Japanese purchases of LPG, often used as fuel for transport or cooking, underscore how the impact from the festering trade dispute between Washington and China is rippling across supply chains around the world.
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Indeed, Japan is not alone in suffering a rough start to the year for its exporters, with the chill in China rippling across trade-reliant regional economies such as South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore.
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At that moment, I realized that one day, I wanted a cool anime dude—one with rippling pectorals and glowing hair, who also happened to be the descendant of an ancient and powerful race.
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The booster itself won't be going anywhere, since it will be horizontal and constrained, but the huge combustion will send an impressive plume of flames and rippling exhaust clouds shooting out into the desert.
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But regardless, the outsiders have left their mark on the primary in distinct ways that reflect the insurgent energy that has been rippling through the party since Sanders's surprising challenge to Clinton in 2016.
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In another sign of changes rippling across the industry as the end of the government support programme opens the market up to commercial forces, Shan said he frequently checks corn prices on the internet.
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After one glance at their 3D works, like the ribbon and pearl below, rippling in pools of color, you'll find yourself staring at the images for long minutes or hitting replay again and again.
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Last week, Fabiana Palladino released the rippling, vocals-layered-for-days dream-pop of "Shimmer" while Ruthven's "Hypothalamus" burrowed its brass-like synths into my mind on a loop for a full 48 hours.
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Stories about a nighttime beating and rape in Central Park had been rippling through his classroom on West 103d Street for days since a student at the school had been arrested in the park.
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The new, "elevated" slime of the 2010s can bend light like the rippling pools of a Hockney and it can sit in a tub on your desk like a stylish slab of Italian marble.
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The Constructivist Moscow Map showcases the movement's experimental approach, exemplified by the rippling archways of the 1930s-era Krasnye Vorota Metro Pavilion, or the narrow hexagonal windows of the 1920s-era cylindrical Melnikov House.
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The contest changed how many pollsters approach House primary races, and it was the first real sign of the anti-establishment energy rippling through the Republican Party that would one day lead to Trump.
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Carter Brey, the Philharmonic's principal cellist, was an excellent soloist in Haydn's ebullient and inventive Cello Concerto No. 1 in C, playing with burnished sound, elegant phrasing and deft technique during the rippling finale.
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Anxiety about cooling demand in China is rippling through the world's financial markets and weighing on its trading partners after a string of sales warnings from heavy machinery producer Caterpillar to iPhone maker Apple.
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Then came the piano chords, trumpet blasts, violin serenades and even the clanging of pots and pans — all of it spilling from people's homes, out of windows and from balconies, and rippling across rooftops.
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Monk is an artist who uses performance, dance, music, and film to build ritualistic experiences; Drolma is a Nepalese nun and humanitarian with a rippling voice, who's brought Buddhist chants to a contemporary audience.
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Macinnis is today the COO of Rippling, the online payroll and HR startup founded by Zenefits cofounder Parker Conrad, and he says that he has written 24 checks for Sequoia over the last five years.
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"Stand counts" — choreography performed in the stands, first by the team captain before rippling back through each successive line of dancers — were once passed down solely through collective memory; they're now being preserved on film.
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In Japan, exponential technology has been rippling through the Japanese economy more quickly than in other countries due to industry structure, policy, global trade, and consumer preferences (think new housing with latest built-in tech).
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The company's woes are emblematic of the pain rippling across Argentina's wider industrial sector, where employment shrank by 2150 percent, or 227,2000 jobs, between November 21 and May 2568, according to Buenos Aires consultancy Elypsis.
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Your moms have left to go to work, and you have a perfect endless summer against you—the sun outside is technicolor-bright, and the wind is softly rippling the closed curtains against your back.
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Lead single "Castrati Stack" was unveiled this morning, and while I'm pretty sure it doesn't feature any actual castrati, it does make heavy use of soaring, distant vocal parts that Hecker corrupts with rippling noise.
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Generally speaking, when the issue is technical in nature — like Starbucks' buggy update, Instapaper's database failure, a web services outage with rippling effects or some other technical problem — companies today tend to just admit it.
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Conrad's new startup, called Rippling, came out of what the tech industry calls "stealth mode" on Tuesday, with a new website that details its services to help companies automate the employee hiring and firing processes.
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This background has no doubt helped in fashioning some mind-blowing vignettes that augment reality into wondrous sci-fi moments, like clouds floating on a human hand and generative 3D organisms rippling in the air.
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The installation includes several copies of NBA player Derrick Rose's New York Knicks jersey set in resin, appearing as if game-used and sweat-soaked, mounted on ridged foam board that creates a rippling effect.
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LONDON — If ever you needed 100%, cast-iron proof that the Brangelina split has sent shockwaves rippling across the entire planet, just look at some of the local UK news headlines the separation has generated.
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Their skin, moving in waves, gradually transforms from rippling flesh into a more mysterious, unknowable entity; what starts out as a meditation on the female form gradually becomes a poetic look at skin and aging.
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Channeling an unmistakable French symbol of injustice and defiance, the cover of Les Miserables, Banksy depicts a child with eyes streaming due to a nearby tear gas cannister, tattered French flag rippling in the background.
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Measures to contain coronavirus are rippling through the economy as companies face a plunge in demand as travelers, diners, business travelers and others choose or are instructed to stay home to stop the illnesses' spread.
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But the fallout from the efforts is now rippling through American politics and has helped fuel Mr. Trump's campaign to discredit the investigation into whether he coordinated with Russia in its interference in the election.
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It's a hard time to be a dairy farmer in America: The nationwide decline in milk consumption and the rippling effects of the trade war with China have pushed thousands of farms out of business.
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Protests are rippling across the Middle East, potentially bringing long-simmering friction between the U.S. and Iran to a head in the coming months, exactly when Trump is expected to face a Senate impeachment trial.
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One indelible scene shows Juan holding Chiron in his arms in a rippling blue ocean, teaching him to float—which is another way of teaching him the letting go that comes with trust, with love.
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Although there are solo breakouts, flashes of individuality at the center of the dance circle, Mr. Quijada is most interested in chain reactions, reflexes rippling through a pack, breaking points when something or somebody snaps.
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While strict new regulations are poised to come into force in the EU in May, the changes are also rippling out worldwide with Google and Amazon both amending their respective privacy processes in recent weeks.
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For all the pungent sonorities and eerie atmosphere, stretches of the piece had playful charm, with rippling marimba figures and, best of all, the angelic sounds of a musical saw, played here by Dale Stuckenbruck.
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Since then, Ukraine has become the biggest flash point in the broader conflict between Moscow and the West, triggering European and American sanctions against Russia and rippling into the impeachment hearings playing out in Washington.
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The disruptions are already rippling through global supply lines from Asia all the way to the United States, and is expected to lead to weaker foreign demand and patchy global trade in the coming months.
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Every piece of the installation — from the old newspapers plastered on the walls to the large crack rippling through the floor to the tree parts bound with rope — represents an act of disrepair or repair.
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Physicist Raúl Carballo-Rubio from the International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA) in Italy noted that the 2015 detection of gravitational waves rippling through space time has revived interest in new, strange kinds of astrophysical things.
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"One of the things we're seeing is not just the first-order impact of that tension but the second, third, fourth order and it's rippling through the world and everything is slowing down now," Machin lamented.
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Many of my fellow voyagers looked as if they were lifted directly from a Hollister catalogue—rippling muscles, hairless bodies, blonde hair sparkling in the sun, and harboring a marked tendency for questionable, nautically-themed tattoos.
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Alongside a live recording from a 2016 performance in Vienna, the album features four haunting, droning meditations comprised of "sticks, bone, antler, and voice," with shadowy percussion and rippling, elongated guitar riffs thrown in for balance.
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It relies on close-up shots of hair of different afro textures and colors, curls wrapped tight around each other, and skin cast over by a reflecting light that almost makes a rippling back muscle shimmer.
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From setting up employees with payroll to getting them their company-issued laptop to getting them signed up for email, Slack and all the other cloud services a business might use, Rippling takes care of it.
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Walking into Typhoon Coming On, at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery until May 20, you are immediately surrounded by rippling purple waves, which were generated by computer imaging software and are projected onto the gallery's interior walls.
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While not an in-depth study of graphic design, the book is like a zoomed-out map, pulling at various threads throughout the years to reveal the constant rippling effect of global events on visual culture.
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More paradoxically, even though we are conditioned to read the convergent diagonals of the painting's setting as indicating deep space, we are not exclusively pulled into a fictive distance by the rippling slashes in the sand.
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The human bodies whose sinewy, rippling muscles are depicted in, for instance, Michelangelo's Last Judgment exist in dialogue with the often intensely physical, visceral depictions of Christ on the cross we find in most Catholic churches.
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A rush of women's stories about sexual assault at the hands of well-known chefs have been published, rippling across social media sites like the surface of a puddle into which a rock has been tossed.
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And his splash in 2016 is already rippling into 2017, when far fewer voters will turn out than in a presidential year—improving chances of a Republican victory and a repeal of Mr McAuliffe's historic gesture.
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It's not immediately clear why the building near the town of Achinsk — about 2,000 miles outside Moscow — ignited, but video shows visible shockwaves rippling through the air above the base amid plumes of smoke and flames.
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I remember seeing a massive orange / blue wall (probably in keeping with the album cover tones) that was rippling at various levels in my mind, and just being floored by the whole landscape in my head.
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Notwithstanding the wide gamut of moods and drastic leaps in Tchaikovsky's score, nothing prepares the ear for the sweeping, beyond-candy grandeur of the music here: The introduction suggests enchantment, with rippling arpeggios on the harp.
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Heidi Brock, chief executive of the Aluminum Association, said the president's win on rewriting Nafta is severely undercut by the remaining tariffs, which are rippling through a variety of supply chains that rely on the metal.
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Alabama has one of the largest groups of federal workers in the country, and the economic pain of those who are out of work because of the shutdown is rippling through local businesses across the state.
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He composed the script with Ingeborg Topsoe, and their screenwriting keeps rippling outward, revealing new details about Esmail, so that time with him mirrors what it might be like to date and get to know him.
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Inside the hot tin box, the 85-year-old actress and cookbook author Madhur Jaffrey, masked in giant sunglasses and a rippling white wig, was hopping up and down and making profane gestures with both hands.
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They create incidental motion around me, just like the waving of the leaves in the breeze, the rippling and splashes of water, and the bopping of a nearby parade of ducks about to enjoy a dip.
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These include a tier of marching strands that might be sun-dappled tree trunks and rounding red and yellow forms that populate a desert-like zone; in between, elegant curls of green evoke a rippling stream.
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"Climate change is probably the underlying factor and the effects are rippling through the food chain," Noah Strycker, an ornithologist and penguin researcher at Stony Brook University, told CNN from Greenpeace's Esperanza ship in the Antarctic.
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Until several years ago, before the water was turned off, it acted as a cascade, water rippling over a washboard of corrugated glass and falling into a bed of plants, creating an acoustic oasis in Midtown.
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On Thursday, as wind cutting across the Tidal Basin tossed heavy buds through the air, a small group of blossom hunters clustered near a lone, rippling flower that they said they were happy to welcome early.
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Eventually, we find out why so much of the movie features flashes between a young boy glued to his computer screen typing code, and the crystal clear blue waters rippling on the shores of fake Plymouth Island.
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Blackall's ocean is variously placid, rippling, luminescent, angry, violent, frozen, gray, green, cerulean, black; her waters surge and recede, but her red and white lighthouse and its bearded, contemplative keeper remain stolid and constant — until they don't.
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Related: Rippling Photo Manipulations Turn Seattle Into A Liquified City Photo Manipulations Transform Everyday Objects Into Surreal Devices "Photoshop In Real Life" Takes Photo Manipulation Literally No Subjects Were Harmed In The Making Of These Insane Photos
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If we've learned anything from the current cultural shifts rippling across the entertainment, fashion, and media industries, it's that living one's truth is what foster's change, and sometimes, our very existence can be a form of resistance.
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A surge of activism is rippling through California's political landscape, the L.A. Times's Melanie Mason writes in "Activist groundswell may sweep lawmakers leftward": In a nutshell: In recent years, it was cool to be moderate in Sacramento.
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Among this reporter's favourites is the 1 of Herons: Framed by a border of gold leaf, a single tall, gracefully drawn white bird stands in high grass against a landscape of rippling water winding through lush grass.
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But imagine how much better it'll look in action: rippling as Cap flies through the air to punch a bad guy, rustling as Cap strokes it thoughtfully, standing stiffly at attention while Cap delivers an inspirational speech.
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Dozens rushed from their seats to get closer to the stage throughout her 30-minute Q&A with comedian Jessica Williams, their peach "Power in Numbers" shirts creating a sea of rippling color in the dark hall.
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In big ways and small, the repercussions of both the crime and the family's response are already rippling out, no matter what happens in court or at the school, which has 245 students in grades K-183.
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Combining the exquisite formal language of classical Cambodian dance — the bent knees, flexed wrists and elegantly curved fingers — with the rippling isolations and gymnastic feats of hip-hop, Mr. Ros creates an unusual and fascinating movement style.
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The Video Equations systems uses the power of mathematics to create what Jordan calls "rippling lo-fi seas of color, acid trip roguelikes, glitching fractals, visions of an 80s techno dream and worlds of crashing computer programs".
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If refiners are unable to source enough heavy and extra heavy crude, they will buy the next best alternative, in this case medium density crudes, so the impact of sanctions is rippling through the entire oil market.
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Today in Terraform: A part-time bodega gig takes a turn for the surreal and maybe (hopefully?) otherworldly, in the inimitable Meg Elison's speculative satire about the immensely precarious present—and our rippling desire to escape it.
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Perhaps, with the clock ticking down to Britain's exit from the European Union and wider socio-economic unrest rippling worldwide, fashion is wielding tartan as a form of political statement as much as a vibrant fabric choice.
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This is not just because of the imagery, which, in the first half, is heavy with depictions of water — raining on windshields and inside musty rooms, rippling in puddles, trickling in a tear down a character's cheek.
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We pulled out over a cliff above Dappat se Gat beach, a scenic cove framed by mountains, next to a shark-spotting hut where a black flag — low visibility, poor spotting conditions — was rippling in the breeze.
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These outcasts are from Wuhan, the capital of Hubei Province, which is at the center of a rapidly spreading viral outbreak that has killed more than 420 people in China and sent fear rippling around the world.
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"'The Legend of Tarzan' has a whole lot of fun, big-screen things going for it — adventure, romance, natural landscapes, digital animals and oceans of rippling handsome man-muscle," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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A recurring pattern of rippling, oblique circles resemble hundreds of eyeballs that follow you through the dream space; rabbits emerge from black voids, plant life springs out of stippled marks, and reptilian creatures emerge from hatched lines.
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Over the course of a two-hour conversation, she talked about the board's process and some of the political dynamics, how she learned of the decision, and the rippling emotional currents that it carried through the prison.
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NEW DELHI — A paroxysm of grief began rippling through the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu on Monday when its longtime leader, an imperious former starlet known by her followers as Amma, or Mother, was pronounced dead.
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In Hebrew, "gallim" means waves, so it's fitting that a big one crashes onto the stage — not actual water, but rippling fabric — in the latest production by Gallim, a Brooklyn company led by the choreographer Andrea Miller.
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But Ariev said the fear now rippling through Ukraine's media world appears to serve Moscow's goal of destabilizing the country ahead of next year's elections, then taking advantage of the chaos to increase its influence over Ukraine.
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And driven by a collective fury, brimming with the rippling energies of youth, their minds teeming with the violent images of the streets and the movies, they had only one goal: to smash, hurt, rob, stomp, rape.
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Second, pulling out of TPP kicked off the pain now rippling through the US agriculture sector, as American farmers missed out on the preferential access that their Australian and Canadian competitors — TPP members — have in Asia, including Japan.
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The consequences of the public execution are still rippling outward: Due to Shiite Muslim cleric Nimr al-Nimr being one of the executed, tensions spiked between the Saudis and Iran, with Iranians attacking the Saudi embassy in Tehran.
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And perhaps because he was ousted by his board of directors and investors at Zenefits and in part because Rippling hasn't yet raised a formal, priced round of funding, Conrad's new company doesn't yet have an official board.
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The millions of parentless homes, the heartbreaking struggles with addiction, the financial desperation and the overall feeling that systems were built to hurt, not help, are painful consequences of racially motivated policies that continue rippling throughout our communities.
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It's up to the Academy (and those like Affleck) to decide how they're going to address the change rippling through the industry, but adding more women to the stage would definitely be a step in the right direction.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global investors have raised their holdings of cash and bonds, citing fears about potential shock waves from a Brexit vote rippling beyond Britain and the increased likelihood of a rise in U.S. interest rates this summer.
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It was another example of how turmoil in Syria is rippling through a country where Damascus has played a major role for decades and whose future will be shaped by the outcome of the civil war next door.
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The teacher revolts rippling across the country in the past couple months have seemed out of the blue to many, yet they are only the latest and perhaps unruliest actions taken by educators in the past eight years.
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The new building's rippling, sloping facade, rife with subtle curves and bulges, establishes a brilliant alternative to the straight-edged boxes of traditional modernism and the rebellion against them initiated by Frank Gehry, with his computer-inspired acrobatics.
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"If the Commonwealth took the lead (on due diligence laws) ... it would have an enormous rippling affect around the world," Phil Bloomer, head of London-based pressure group The Business and Human Rights Resource Centre, told a panel.
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The Democratic Party, the LDP's main rival, disbanded on Thursday and united with newcomer Party of Hope in what marked "seismic tremors rippling through Japan's political scene," according to Scott Seaman, Asia director at political consultancy Eurasia Group.
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As seen from the sea and from the waterfront promenade of the crescent bay that curves into the distance, Ms. Hadid's rippling roof parallels the horizon line of the water and captures a sense of flow and movement.
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Dr. Helmuth said the thermometers take temperatures as the mussels experience them — the sun shining directly over the water, wind rippling the surface — to get a better idea of how these animals are reacting to a changing climate.
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Hearing it rippling through the windows was as though the avant-garde records I tend to champion had been unleashed in the streets and blown up to larger-than-life size, in some kind of wild, Borgesian transmutation.
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Economic policymakers at first felt they would avoid the need for that sort of response, with impacts seen limited to supply chain disruptions rippling from the disease's epicenter in China and the shutdown of its vast manufacturing complex.
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Economic policymakers at first felt they would avoid the need for that sort of response, with impacts seen limited to supply chain disruptions rippling from the disease's epicenter in China and the shutdown of its vast manufacturing complex.
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If debt-laden companies fail to keep up with payments amid supply chain shutdowns and work closings, they could default, handing big losses to the investors backing the loans and rippling through the financial system in unexpected ways.
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This psychedelic video is a frog cell, and rippling across it traveling in waves is protein activity, which help get the cell ready for future cell division, which, believe it or not, is exactly what&aposs happening here.
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In it, he wears suspenders and a tie and whistles sporadically (something his ASMR-heads love and request in the comments) as he rubs a female patient's back before sending a series of cracks rippling down her spine.
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The ancient rites and the perpetual sunshine in Pelle's remote enclave may be disorientating, but the white-robed tribespeople are warm and beatific, and the psychotropic mushrooms they hand out turn the meadows into rippling oceans of wild flowers.
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There were no screaming guitars or baroque piano or swooning strings, like in Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Free Bird" or Aerosmith's "Dream On." Instead, the song sneaks up and overwhelms you with a rippling emotional force guided by synthesized, alien sounds.
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Nothing represents Canada's sexy sovereignty better than bears, geese, moose-riding, and Justin Trudeau's rippling abs… at least according to one shop in Iceland that is capitalizing on the internet’s obsession with Canada’s Prime Minister.
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But now, following the Daily Beast's report, news of Jacobson's scheme is rippling across the Internet, with Twitter users calling it "incredible" and begging for further details, while others see it as a prime candidate for a film adaptation.
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Then he hits the ball – 'lashes it' might be better terminology – and before the crowd can fully comprehend what has happened it has set the back of the net rippling violently, as if caught in a storm at sea.
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In a worrying sign for Abiy, a 41-year-old who has embarked on a radical economic and political reform drive since taking over in March, anger is rippling beyond Badme across Tigray, the northeast region that borders Eritrea.
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The weekend disclosure from a source close to the situation that Bloomberg is laying the groundwork for a run that he could launch should Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton falter, sent shock waves rippling through the entire presidential field.
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The paintings hover between the naturalistic—the rippling, bait ball effect of Lost in the Waves—and the futuristic (a piece called Debug is built with the angular skeletons of digital animation; a histological study of corrupted computer code).
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Although the police in at least two major cities said they had not recorded an increase in hate crimes after the vote, there were concerns that anti-immigrant sentiment was now rippling through British society and infecting daily life.
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But the surrounding landscape is sublimely beautiful, with wide vistas of unspoiled tundra, the open sea and, at night, frequent displays of the Northern Lights, rippling curtains of illumination that fill the sky with a dazzling natural light show.
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Rachel helped me affix words like "throbbing" and "rippling" to sentences to make them a little sexier and even sent me to a website that had a comprehensive list of reportedly sexy descriptive words for erotic writers to use.
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While these changes are rippling out worldwide, a major reason for these shifts comes from Europe: The tech giants are preparing for a stringent new set of data privacy rules in the region, called the General Data Protection Regulation.
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He and the players went all out, though, during the climactic Maestoso, with its stirring theme, rippling piano arpeggios and full-throttled organ (here played by Kent Tritle, the Philharmonic's organist and the director of music at the cathedral).
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"Nothing's rippling the water right now," said Chuck Clay, a former Georgia state senator and Republican Party chairman, adding that it would be "a foolish waste of money" for Collins to attack Loeffler in a time of national crisis.
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The best part of each suite is when Ms. De Keersmaeker, her dress rippling to expose a muscular back, suddenly runs — practically a gallop that gives way to a skip — around part of the stage and into the wings.
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CHICAGO — Enter the new American Writers Museum, which opens here on May 16, and you find yourself standing under a canopy of dead trees, in the form of a rippling, color-coordinated cloud of books bolted to the ceiling.
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The election was watched around the world for magnifying many of the broader tensions rippling through Western democracies, including the United States: populist anger at the political mainstream, economic insecurity among middle-class voters and rising resentment toward immigrants.
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An explosion on set is never going to sound as rich or as rippling as one created while the film is going through the long process that transforms it from a bunch of raw footage into something you can watch onscreen.
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By overlaying two or more such circular fields slightly out of alignment with each other, the artists put in play an interference pattern that transforms the surface of the canvas into a rippling, luminous field of ever-shifting optical sensations.
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Danske's money laundering woes are rippling across its Nordic rivals, with Nordea booking a 95 million euro provision on Tuesday for a possible fine for alleged money laundering, after reporting a 36 percent fall in its first quarter operating profit.
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Danske's money laundering woes are rippling across its Nordic rivals, with Nordea booking a 95 million euro provision on Tuesday for a possible fine for alleged money laundering, after reporting a 13 percent fall in its first quarter operating profit.
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With no broad, comic book-y definitions of right and wrong to fall back on, the film instead leaves the audience to ponder the choices we all make, and the lasting, rippling impact those decisions have on those around us.
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Rippling currently provides benefits through broker partners, though Conrad declined to say whether the company plans to eventually start brokering on its own (something Zenefits got in trouble for, as its in-house representatives weren't licensed in every single state).
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FRANKFURT/PARIS (Reuters) - Rock-bottom interest rates hurt more big European banks in 24 than in the previous year, but the worst could soon be over with the prospect of rising borrowing costs rippling from the United States to Europe.
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Instead, it was that Rippling is led by Parker Conrad, the serial entrepreneur who was last seen being kicked to the curb by "unicorn" company Zenefits, over accusations that he had overseen a deliberate scheme to sidestep state insurance regulations.
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That, along with the sectarian strife rippling through the region, has prompted Israel to request a boost in U.S. defense aid to as much as $5 billion annually when the current package worth an average of $3 billion expires next year.
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With a degree in painting from the San Francisco Art Institute and a master's in Illustration from UC Santa Cruz, lately he's turned his attention away from diagrams of bees and colorfully-rendered flowers to rippling reproductions of the human form.
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From the pool grotto, with its rippling plaster dimensions, to the flame-consumed fireplace at the Whitney Studio, Chanler's creations appear as whimsically cinematic as a Georges Méliès silent film, and as over-the-top opulent as a rococo chapel.
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Her friends include characters like the monochromatic Princess Frosta, who had butterfly blue hair; Bow, an archer with rippling biceps who bore a resemblance to the Village People's Cowboy; and Swift Wind, a pegasus-unicorn hybrid with a rainbow mane.
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The many negative feedback loops rippling through the U.S. economy from the shutdown — despite its negligible direct impacts — lead to a question inspired by a 1969 antiwar song made famous by Edwin Starr: Government shutdowns, what are they good for?
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A trans-Atlantic wave of puzzlement is rippling across Sweden for the second time in a week, after a prominent Fox News program featured a "Swedish defense and national security advisor" who's unknown to the country's military and foreign-affairs officials.
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Earlier today, we took the stage at TechCrunch's Disrupt event with top VCs Megan Quinn of Spark Capital, Sarah Tavel of Benchmark Capital, and Aileen Lee of Cowboy Ventures to explore some of the trends rippling through the startup investing ecosystem.
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But "Brexit" zeroes in on the bigger picture -- the consequences of which are still rippling through western society -- and the deep-seated discontent that the Leave campaign, however unsavory its methods, transformed into a stunning victory with a long, consequential tail.
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The fosse that day, after weeks of rain, brimmed and foamed and hid the Whin Sill and its usual zagged path in a pounding-down of polar-bear spume, ropy and rippling but somehow standing still through sheer insistence, sheer abundance.
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Sun Yat-sen University in the city of Guangzhou had received complaints against the professor, Zhang Peng, at least as early as April, when the #MeToo movement was rippling into China, emboldening current and former students to denounce molestation by professors.
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Johanna Dalez, a Buenos Aires-based travel planner who coordinates 'tango vacations' for tourists, said the effect of a drop in travel and quarantines for those who arrive from places like the United States or Europe were rippling though the industry.
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Morgan told Hyperallergic that he hoped the panel would be like a "drop in the pond that is rippling outward" to the spectrum of non-Native members of the performance community who hadn't considered such issues up until that point.
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CreditCreditMarcus Westberg for The New York Times We were around 1013 miles shy of Dire Dawa, Ethiopia, when the train hit a cow, its impact signaled by an abrupt drop in speed and a sharp judder rippling through the couplings.
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Charged reunions, new conflicts and old grudges played themselves out upstairs and downstairs, inside and out, between siblings and exes, old friends and in-laws, much of it rippling outward from a haughty noblewoman no one liked all that much.
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As with many of the generational, racial and ideological challenges rippling through her party, Ms. Harris's bid is premised on the idea that a platform of pork-barrel projects, congeniality and constituent services is no longer sufficient to the moment.
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In Seattle, the disruptions have already been rippling through the region, one of the fastest growing economies in the country, and almost no one has been untouched by either the virus or the broadening attempts to keep it at bay.
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Johanna Dalez, a Buenos Aires-based travel planner who coordinates 'tango vacations' for tourists, said the effect of a drop in travel and quarantines for those who arrive from places like the United States or Europe were rippling though the industry.
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Hungry City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' At Rice & Miso in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, the most distinctive Japanese rice ball filling is a savory paste made from miso, garlic and onion that tastes electric, like a current rippling across your tongue.
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There was less anxiety about him rippling through the 1 percent set on Tuesday than when he originally attended the annual forum two years ago, fresh off an "America First" campaign filled with promises to rip up international agreements and alliances.
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By overlaying two or more sets of slim, concentric bands slightly off-register, the artists put interference patterns into play and transform the surface of the canvas into a rippling, luminous field of ever-shifting admixtures of hue — daylight's double.
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"When you have days like that you can't help but smile out there," said a beefed-up DeChambeau, who has added about 30 pounds (14 kilograms) of rippling muscle over the past year in an effort to increase his power.
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Very few of the latter make a stand-alone impact; one exception is a red-and-white spray-painted canvas whose rippling vertical image evokes both the stability of a postmodern building and the accident of a slipped gingham napkin.
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The election was watched around the world for magnifying many of the broader tensions rippling through Western democracies, including the United States: populist anger at the political mainstream, economic insecurity among middle-class voters and rising resentment toward immigrants. 2114.
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There were metal eyelets in the corners and along the edge of the plasticked canvas, swollen and rusted in the water, and as he lifted it into the boat the banner caught and bridled in the breeze, the car rippling.
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Ukraine's president, political neophyte Volodymyr Zelensky, appears out of his depth after just 4 months in office, as his relations with President Trump have put him front and center in a political scandal rocking the U.S. and rippling across the globe.
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The missteps led Boeing to one of the most consequential decisions in its 103-year history, when it announced on Monday that it was temporarily shutting down the 737 factory, a move that has already begun rippling through the national economy.
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Since President Donald Trump signed an executive order in January barring people from Muslim-majority countries from the US, more than 212,2000 people have had their US entry visas revoked, spreading a rippling turmoil through thousands of lives around the world.
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Since President Donald Trump signed an executive order in January barring people from Muslim-majority countries from the US, more than 100,000 people have had their US entry visas revoked, spreading a rippling turmoil through thousands of lives around the world.
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Until everyone gets on board with Heughan's idea of skipping over rippling muscles and windblown hair, fans will have to be satisfied with taking to social media to commend their favorite actors' cinematic skills and not their ability to commit to flashing skin.
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Prasanna Sankar, who was director of engineering at Zenefits and left with Zenefits co-founder Parker Conrad to create Rippling, said that one of the biggest things he has had to learn is the difference between angel investing and stock market investing.
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Rather, his "Transitive Refraction for John Oswald" was conceived as an homage to the name-checked Toronto sound artist and his ground-breaking 270 release, Grayfolded, which obliterated and reconfigured several hundred live recordings of the Dead's "Dark Star" into infinitely rippling symphonies.
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He turned himself into a monologuist and actor with a surreal parable about poetry and commerce — "I talked to a smart guy," it began — over a rippling, arpeggiated duet by Mr. Glass on piano and the Gambian kora player Foday Musa Suso.
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Unlike Zenefits' initial model of offering its HR software for free for years (until last year), and making money on the benefits it brokers to employers, Rippling is charging customers with more than 5 employees to use every part of its software.
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Setting aside that the first four words of Petri's Wikipedia entry are "is an American humorist," the second paragraph of her article reads: This budget will make America a lean, mean fighting machine with bulging, rippling muscles and not an ounce of fat.
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In sum, the combination of entrepreneurs, technology, funding, and a race to grab a toehold in major urban centers all converged earlier this year, leading to a sudden crop of scooters starting on the West Coast in March and rippling throughout the country.
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Zero rates eat bank profits Rock-bottom interest rates hurt more big European banks in 2016 than in the previous year, but the worst could soon be over with the prospect of rising borrowing costs rippling from the United States to Europe.
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Horizon Zero Dawn charms, though, in moment-to-moment experiences: the sunrise over a glittering field of snow, the subtle animation of a rippling river, or the joy of taking on a gigantic robot T. rex the size of a small house.
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"I think that's a terrible idea," Donnelly said, of the demands to dismantle ICE rippling through the Democratic Party in the aftermath of the child separations crisis sparked by President's Trump's zero tolerance policy for families caught illegally crossing the Southern border.
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Some digital modifications are more conspicuous than others — for instance, the backside of "Standing," in which the textured gray gradates into smooth solid black — and some seem thematic, as in "The Lake"'s print, which recalls rippling water under the night sky.
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" And if you're not too grossed out, here's how Whedon decided to depict Diana's dancing: "Then she moves her leg back and turns, fluidly, a curve rippling up her body as she folds into a dance that is sensual, ethereal and wicked sexy.
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They're part of the cityscape now, the last remnants of the scooter craze of 2021, sky-blue scooters that cruise the streets in solitude or cluster around their charging stations on the edge of Central Park, rippling their rainbow LEDs and beeping occasionally.
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Ultar is that and more; they've got those rippling little melodic trills I love so much and a heavy shoegaze influence, but are no strangers to aggression, either—a firm appreciation for the post-metal loud/soft dynamic is on full display here.
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Brazil had been an independent nation since 1820, but the rippling divisions spurred by colonization, slavery, and the continued repression of Indigenous people, coupled with the sheer size of the country, left large pockets of fear-flung communities isolated from engaged citizenship.
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Farah Atassi's riffs on Picasso at Ghebaly Gallery, and Gracie DeVito's fairy-tale paintings, sometimes with rippling edges, at Tif Sigfrids, a gallery that, in what may be a sign of the times, has just relocated to Athens, Ga., from Los Angeles.
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"Edges of Light," created last year, brings together traditional time-honored tunes ("We decided to go for the really old ones," Mr. Dunne said on Thursday) with more contemporary compositions and devices, like the sonic manipulation of his tapping into rippling echoes.
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The rhymed lines also shift position from one stanza to the next, creating a feeling of rippling movement that suggests leaves ruffled by the wind: Since winter ended for this tree, new leavesfilled all the branches, grew, could not restrainthemselves from coming.
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The anger that is surfacing in Mexico is rippling across much of Latin America, where machismo is common, and law enforcement officials and the authorities can be passive, complicit or in some cases even abusive toward women who try to report it.
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Some of her renderings of water even take on the appearance of flowing hair, like the rippling waves in "Something Vanished Over Paradise" (2009), or the jagged edges in "Cut my ropes, let me fall" (2008), suggesting perhaps drowned bodies within the ocean.
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"We have no view on whether USMV or SPLV are worth owning here — the point of this exercise is to better understand how volatility is rippling through U.S. stocks and when it may subside," Nicholas Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research, wrote.
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CHELSEA MODERN Manhattan, 2009 Audrey Matlock Architect The rippling facade of the 47-unit apartment building is meant to evoke the artistic energy of the neighborhood — and helped win design honors from the New York State chapter of the American Institute of Architects.
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No natural elements are deeper and darker than the ones Vija Celmins paints: ocean and sky, specifically the rippling surface of the Pacific off California, and the night sky, seen through telescopes, as a dense, soft, pointillist field of thousands of individual stars.
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So while the corps is expected to be able to move in startling unison, like a school of fish, and to assemble in straight lines and keep all rippling swan arms parallel, its 54 members are also competing for bigger roles and promotions.
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Since then she has created increasingly dramatic buildings the world over, from a BMW manufacturing facility in Leipzig and the zig-zagging Guangzhou Opera House to the plunging Aquatics Centre for the 2012 London Olympic and the rippling Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku.
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"I'm pleased to have reached an agreement with the SEC regarding Zenefits, and I'm incredibly proud of what we built there and grateful to have worked with such a talented group of people," said Conrad, who has since founded a new software startup, Rippling.
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Simulation of colliding neutron stars, an image I picked because it looked cool (Image: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center/Flickr)When distant black holes (or neutron stars) collide, there's a lot scientists can tell from the way they send gravitational waves rippling through space.
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When Cristiano Ronaldo completed his latest hat-trick against Atletico Madrid, sweeping home a simple finish from five yards in front of a rippling ocean of white shirts at the Bernabeu, the continuation of an excruciating streak for Los Rojiblancos was all but assured.
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In fact, with rare exceptions like Martin Lawrence and Will Smith in Bad Boys — Michael Bay's eagerness to see rippling muscles and gleaming shoulders knows no bounds — most male action heroes get to hide under badass leather jackets or sensible waffle-knit, cotton-blend henleys.
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But it will always be hard to shake the ways the church has hurt me and others — the abuse of other children by priests I knew, for example, at my elementary school and church, the effects rippling out for years like a stone in water.
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" It's played for comedy in "Egg & Daughter Nite, Lincoln Nebraska, 1967 (Crazy Bone)," with honky-tonk piano rippling behind a closing verse about dementia and deterioration in a nursing home, while "In a local cemetery/They already got your name carved out in stone.
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Delivering an economy-focused speech, Trump homed in on the economic anxieties rippling through this coal-reliant state, entirely avoided the bombshell that Paul Ryan is not yet prepared to back his candidacy and instead trained his sights on Hillary Clinton, the likely Democratic nominee.
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The research team, made up of scientists from Montana, Hawai`i, and Australia, determined that sea spiders use strong, rippling contractions of their guts to slosh hemolymph (which exists in an open pool, not in blood vessels) back and forth throughout their gangly frames.
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As news of the UCLA shooting broke on Wednesday, panic spread -- first among people on the ground, before rippling out into social media as every professor, student, parent and family member pictured themselves or their loved ones becoming a victim of this kind of violence.
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"However, going into May with the looming trade war and rippling effects into various sectors in the economy, we expect that companies will defer asset acquisitions until stability returns," Petta said, adding the overall economic conditions and low interest rates should provide some cushion.
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Far from it, in fact: The 1975 cut "Menswear" was a curious outlier on its respective record in embracing subtle textures and rippling electronic patterns, and I Like It When You Sleep's six-minute-plus title track goes whole-hog with the bleep-bloop stuff.
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With three of the four fastest men ever over 22009 metres in their squad, in the rippling shapes of Mr Bolt, Mr Blake and Mr Powell, a small deceleration every quarter of a circuit can be compensated for by a rapid dash in between.
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Colossal stone figures rise from rainforests full of twisting trees accented in blue, and dangers lurk at every turn, sometimes even in the form of a portly pink toad who is eager to gobble you up, the watercolor animations rippling on its ample belly.
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Still, the show manages to keep a much wider focus by staying mindful of the fact that family tragedies on the scale of a beloved patriarch dying or a loved one being accused of unforgivable things have rippling effects for anyone who touches them.
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As the rippling light from the pool at the front of the house echoed on the blue-green aluminum ceiling of the interior space, I thought that being here was like sitting inside a sunlit desert aquarium, if there could be such a thing.
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As the vocals savor pleasures like "the rise and fall of his chest on me," there's a simultaneous mesh in the music: the way two rhythm guitars, in left and right channels, continually converse and syncopate, ending up in their own shared, rippling bliss.
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Reading the book took me back to that time, not in any nostalgic way, but to a visceral recapturing of the emotions and the fear that came from being part of the cause and part of the effect of the war and its rippling violence.
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Even Vice President Mike Pence, aides noted, appeared less than deliberate in his approach: When conservative media began rippling with interest in John James, a long-shot Senate candidate in Michigan, Mr. Pence phoned the president from the state and urged him to campaign there.
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As with so much else in the global economy, China's decision is rippling through a vast supply chain that stretches from big waste companies in Texas to the "cardboard grannies" in Hong Kong like Ms. Leung that pick through mounds of paper and plastic.
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One 103 study by University of Zurich researchers concluded it didn't matter mentally or emotionally whether participants listened to relaxing music (a Latin hymn), rippling water, or silence before taking a stress test that involved a fake job interview and a difficult math problem.
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While exoneration finally came, the cops and prosecutors responsible are depicted as being largely unrepentant, and the damage -- not just to the central five, but rippling outward to those around them -- seems incalculable, no matter what price the parties eventually reached to settle a subsequent lawsuit.
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Following a recent shakeout rippling through global markets, the mood was buoyed by Thursday's soft U.S. inflation numbers following last week's job data, both of which pointed to sluggish wage growth and easing upward pressure on price increases and the possible trajectory of U.S. interest rates.
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Such generous appraisals fail to take into account the rippling consequences the strike has had on local developments that are undermining strategic advantages the U.S. once enjoyed, damaging the American position in the region and torpedoing what had been a series of promising steps towards deescalation.
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On Sunday, hundreds of us walk down the road to gather under a hot, bright sky while an unexpected and welcome breeze keeps the flags rippling and coats us each in a layer of dust I can still feel on my red-tinged skin hours later.
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The gradually morphing forms in "Variation and Inversion on a Rhythm IV" (1976) suggest the stop-motion photographs of Eadweard Muybridge, mathematical progressions like the Fibonacci series, or natural manifestations like the rippling of water across the surface of a pond and grasses bending in the wind.
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After some pretty heinous buildup play, McNamara collected the ball with space and time in front of a fairly non-committal defense, but the shot was anything but ugly as it curled in, pinging off the post and rippling the net as it rolled along the back.
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He had markings along his collarbone for every journey he'd made across the Parsh Desert, ornamented text of a hauler's prayer to the flocks scrawled up his side, and, across the rippling expanse of his back, a colorful scene from the Epic of the Forty Birds.
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Vynehall's debut on BBC Radio 1's Essential Mix series back in March served as a coming-out party of sorts for the release; though Rojus' mindblowing "Blush" serves as the two-hour mix's gorgeous centerpiece, there's plenty more on display besides jacking beats and rippling melodies.
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And then, gloriously, they saw Payet — who might have been the man of the match anyway, with his slick play and his assist on Giroud's goal — send a rippling blast from about 20 yards that stopped rising only when it smacked into the goal's taut netting.
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I also had a swell time at Daniel Evans's rippling and fluid production of Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II's "Show Boat," at the New London Theater, which has the requisite 21st-century social conscience but wears it like a fluttering cape instead of a hair shirt.
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The bottom line: The closing arguments set the stage for Judge Richard J. Leon's decision after the more than six-week-long trial, which will send waves rippling through the tech, telecom and media industries— and likely affect the millions of consumers who use these companies' products.
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Shades of power electronics and death industrial's bleak scrapings collide beautifully with liturgical notes, dreamy neoclassical melodies, and memories of past traumas; the interplay between harsh and light conjures a sort of sacred geometry, and Hayter's rippling, often operatic voice holds high court amidst the glorious decay.
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The film's experimental nature is the work of Conner Griffith, a graphic designer, animator, and recent graduate of Rhode Island School of Design, whose other works include a "rippling" short that features overhead views of the Earth, and a breakneck-speed video of pedestrians and automobiles.
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Beauty likewise abounds in the rippling rhythms of the bluegrass-inflected "Gentle on My Mind," a 1967 hit written by the freewheeling banjoist John Hartford, and in Mr. Campbell's mournful guitar and anguished vocals on "Galveston," yet another composition of Mr. Webb's to achieve classic status.
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With "Ruler Rebel," he is taking up a new challenge: uniting the spare, rippling power of trap music (Southern hip-hop known for its austere beats and deep puddles of bass) with a range of parallel inspirations, from Sergio Leone's spaghetti-western themes to New Orleans funk.
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One of only two seascapes the artist created while in the Netherlands, it captures the fishing village he visited often in a stormy scene flourished with gray clouds, rippling waves, and the red flag of a sailboat caught in what is clearly a strong gust of wind.
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Davis' dark wood furniture, including the rippling waterbed and a carved totem with a mohawk of burning candles, make the gallery into an retro living room of clashing eras, while Ruiz's neons and mirrors take us into a near future, toying constantly with light and dark.
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Supply-chain interruptions, evaporating sales and other rippling effects from the spread of the novel coronavirus in China and across the region may spur companies to cut their dividend payouts in a bid to preserve their working capital, said Sean Darby, global equity strategist with Jefferies Financial Group Inc.
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Once in a while we even chant our jolly ode to capitalism, the one we'd be singing if two made a parade and we were marching off to the airport, a gay green flag with a dollar sign rippling before us: Rich or poor, it's good to have money.
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Gone was the rippling disco of the 70s, and gone were the new wave sweeps and squelchy funk of the 80s, replaced instead by a tightly wound mixture of electronica, reggae, and gospel, with lyrics that were more direct and personal than what she'd written in the past.
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But every time she went before the parole board—which Gordon pictured as a row of Phyllis Schlaflys, all frowning, with stiff hair, industrial panty hose, and little rippling American-flag pins like the ones Republican candidates wore for political debates—Geronima told them that she was innocent.
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As scientists were holding emotional news conferences about their discovery — here was the fabric of space, rippling like the surface of a lake — Knopf was planning to publish Janna Levin's "Black Hole Blues and Other Songs From Outer Space," about the decades-long quest to detect gravitational waves.
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Right off the bat, Rippling raised a $7.5 million seed round followed by a $45 million Series A. ZeroDown seems to be serving those who have an individual or combined salary of more than $200,000, stock options and some money put away — aka not exactly your average Joe.
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Consider the motion — and speeds — visible in "Orbits" (23600) where seven stars zip about, each on its own pastel lariat, while a black vessel-like shape swells majestically behind them, rising over a low triangle of mountain, on what can only be described as a rippling magic carpet.
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In this case, something unusual is happening — the sweep of the restrictions is so all-encompassing that the conflict between the public's right to know and the defendant's right to a fair trial is rippling across the internet and the world, touching news outlets and institutions in distant countries.
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Napalm: Our tech columnist Kevin Roose weighs in on a fierce debate rippling through Silicon Valley over whether technology companies should work with the U.S. military, citing one of "the most notorious military contracts of the past century" — Dow Chemical's decision to produce napalm during the Vietnam War.
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But as written (with intellectual stealth) by Simon Stephens, directed (with minimalist exactitude) by Mark Brokaw and acted (with explosively mixed feelings) by Denis Arndt and Mary-Louise Parker, a conventional tale becomes a rippling and far-ranging consideration of the intersection of truths and lies in any relationship.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The opioid crisis is rippling through the U.S. healthcare system, causing a spike in rates of hepatitis C related to increased opioid injections and reducing overall life expectancy among Americans, which has fallen for the second year in a row, U.S. health officials said on Thursday.
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NEW YORK, Oct 9 (LPC) - Plastics maker Berry Global is looking to take advantage of white-hot demand for better-rated leveraged loans and reduce pricing on approximately US$2.03bn in debt as global volatility rippling through the market is causing investors to seek safety in higher-quality assets.
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Six years ago, I floated in the cerulean water at Tunnels Beach, on the north shore of Kauai, while pregnant with my older son, Felix, my sun-warmed belly poking above the waves as I took in the rippling red-and-green cliffs of the Na Pali Coast.
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The 1991 team, the first American World Cup champion, was composed of trailblazers who fought for opportunity and protectively mentored members of this new generation, who are doing the same for the next, fighting for equality and a sustainable pro league — a fight that is rippling around the world.
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Just look at the Blackhawks Twitter feed as it tries to lend words to the euphoria rippling through the crowd: At the end of the night, Foster put up seven saves to preserve a 6-2 lead for the Blackhawks—and some of those saves were real beauties.
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" The commenter wrote: "Stass I would delete this, your private area skin is rippling, which makes the photo looked altered" — and without missing a beat, the Kylie Cosmetics mogul popped into the comments to applaud her friend's body, writing, "@inkerella_ leave her thick thighs and phat p—- out of this!!!!!!
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From blasting opener "Theom" to the rippling "Nengures" to the epic textures of "Beyond the Golden Light" and blasting tremolo of "Off With Their Tongues," the entire album is a seamless exploration of progressive but faithful melodic black metal, with scattered shards of doom and death appearing as a studied afterthought.
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Reactions to President Trump's executive order placing a three-month ban on entry to the U.S. from seven majority Muslim countries have been rippling out across the Atlantic over the past 48 hours — with figures from the U.K. tech industry adding their voices to a general chorus of dismay. TransferWise.
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Gusto's reasoning, according to its cease-and-desist letter sent to Rippling which it shared with Business Insider, is that Rippling's comparative ad is, in fact, factually inaccurate in its implication that a company can outgrow Gusto's software and services, despite the fact that Gusto itself outgrew its own systems.
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As we walked the mown trail, the landscape to either side a patchwork of thick wiregrass and glassy, rippling water, he held binoculars to his eyes, searching for a spot he wanted to show me, where a pair of great horned owls recently kicked a bald eagle out of its nest.
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Although "Body and Soul" isn't primarily focused on the rousing, rippling mass movement embraced in "Seasons' Canon" — an aesthetic that Ms. Pite has brought to ballet companies over the last few years — the audience seemed determined to love the new piece, applauding wildly at the end of each of its three sections.
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In the complaint obtained by PEOPLE, the Shark Tank star alleges Danielle Vasinova, whom he dated on and off from January 2014 to February 2015, is trying to exploit the sexual harassment scandal rippling through Hollywood by extorting him for millions of dollars over what he says are false claims of sexual assault.
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By firing intense, short pulses of laser light into a plasma (cloud of ionized gas), scientists can create a wave rippling through the plasma that leaves a bunch of charged particles in its wake, just like a speed boat racing across a lake churns up a wake of water in its path.
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Not only could new laws recognizing animals as individuals spread to other states, but they might also provide a precedent for novel interpretations of the law, rippling out into other areas from veterinary malpractice to agricultural and entertainment industries, as activists challenge what they see as inhumane treatment of animals kept in captivity.
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The 1965 gallery, among the best here, juxtaposes the saturated hues of Kenneth Anger's discreetly homoerotic underground short "Kustom Kar Kommandos" (to the sound of the Paris Sisters' "Dream Lover"), with a similar example of controlled flamboyance: Roger Tallon's cast-aluminum "Helicoid Staircase," a rippling spiral of cantilevered steps uncluttered by a railing.
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Yet the couple, who died within a year of each other — Alice in February 503, Pete in January — appreciated the need for real estate to finance the cost of the courses they were designing and fulfill people's desire to live with a view of green fairways, rippling water and stands of trees.
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But he's also now a master of cuteness, and in danger of remaining too much the same: of deploying, always musically, the same array of wow physical tricks — the rippling upper body, the rapid currents of sliding and pulsating footwork — as if he were afraid of being either calmly objective or simple.
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While the scale of the economic disaster is still unknown and hard to foretell — early predictions of unemployment filings were off by about a million, for example — quelling one wave at this stage won't necessarily prevent more from rippling out, as Vox's Ezra Klein has written, citing Moody's Analytics chief economist Mark Zandi.
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The remainder come from a mix of private and public collections, with the Whitney Museum of American Art lending one highlight: the 1958 canvas "Three Flags" done in encaustic — a traditional, wax-based medium that Mr. Johns used to create an uneven, almost rippling texture, underscoring the handmade nature of his flags.
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READ: Millions of US homes at risk of chronic flooding this century, study says Even now, as more frequent "king tides" bubble up through Florida's porous limestone, pushing fish through sewers and onto streets, residents are becoming more aware that their city is built on the rippling shelves, ridges and canyons of a fossil seabed.
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But it took Crammed Discs schemer Vincent Kenis to alert me to the obvious: just as soukous's rippling polyrhythms once migrated south from Congo, there's a congruence between the modern Lusaka sound and the unforgiving attack of Kinshasa's 21st-century street bands—the much-missed Staff Benda Bilili and the self-renewing Konono No. 1.
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FXCollaborative, architects of the 48-unit residence — part of a multi-building development by the Fortis Property Group on the former Long Island College Hospital campus — took inspiration for the design from the play of light on the rippling water of the nearby East River, according to Gustavo Rodriguez, design director at the firm.
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L'Atelier des Lumieres is projecting digitized, multilayered versions of some of the artist's most famous works, including "Starry Night Over the Rhone" and "Churchyard in the Rain", onto its floor and walls Conveying at different stages the illusion of water rippling in the light and raindrops falling, the show is accompanied by a rich soundtrack.
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Click here to view original GIFEverything is cooler in slow motion, and when the Slow Mo Guys' point their high-speed cameras at a pair of massive sumo wrestlers with a combined weight of over 1,000-pounds, you can actually see the shockwaves rippling through their bodies as the two near-immovable competitors collide in the ring.
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Created by French digital artist and interactive developer Vincent Houzé, the projection is gigantic like Superconductor's geology-influenced morphing CG animation Earthworks, featuring a water-like digital fluid pouring from the top of the screen, splashing upward, or even rippling in suspended motion and various shapes, propelled along by internal data which can be temporarily disrupted by audience members.
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Writing an opinion piece for the CBC, Steven Zhou, a Toronto-based human rights writer, laid out a nightmare vision that was sure to cause a frisson of fear go rippling up the tender spine of readers: The alt-right wasn't just in the US voting for Donald Trump and getting yelled at by Shia LaBeouf.
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As the road heads west, it skirts the area where Brazil, Peru, and Bolivia all meet, and rolls through a deforested swath of the Amazon—wide, open plains that were once jungle, where cows graze and corn now grows, and where the few surviving Brazil nut trees stand alone in the middle of the rippling, fertile plains.
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And yes, another moment of mistakenly focusing on individual cases and individual motives and individual protests instead of recognizing that what we are witnessing in a wave of actions rippling across the country is an exhaling — a primal scream, I would venture — of cumulative cultural injury and a frantic attempt to stanch the bleeding from multiplying wounds.
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"Bill," by Ms. Eyal, a longtime member of Batsheva Dance Company, and Mr. Behar, is a quirky departure, but brings to mind the work of the choreographer Ohad Naharin as its malleable performers move with rippling precision that utilizes their strength — deep pliés that root into the floor — and suppleness, with torsos that bend and stretch like taffy.
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She whined happily and came closer, pressing her trunk against my leg and rippling her body in that puppyish movement that communicates joy better than anything we can manage, so that I brought my other hand to her as well and scratched along both her sides, feeling bits of leaf and pine needles and accumulated grime.
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Dusk falling as if to contrast my Milton remark with lines from "White Egrets," only recently published, set on the same marina: In this orange hour the light reads like Dante,three lines at a time, their symmetrical tension,quiet bars rippling from the Paradiso… I kept a conspiratorial peace in the dusk, one of gratitude.
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The unwanted attention is rippling beyond the campus to Pasadena, a suburb with long and deep ties to U.S.C. When a police officer responded to a call at a Pasadena hotel where a woman had apparently overdosed in front of Dr. Puliafito, the officer found methamphetamines in the room, but he did not file a report for months.
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As we shared the sweating neon flesh of a machete-split papaya, Bedford, now affiliated with the Australian National University, ran through all the reasons that the sheltered cove far below — just then rippling beneath a late-afternoon rainbow — would have made an inviting stage for the encounter of an ancient people with a primeval place.
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A sprinting Altidore took a touch to move the ball into the Seattle penalty area and then lifted the ball over Frei with his left foot, rippling the net and conjuring a mixture of smoke and beer and streamers out of the home fans — very few of whom sat for even a moment over the course of 90 minutes.
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Its economy is dominated by services, many of which are tied to decisions made in Washington, DC. Reductions in federal spending are rippling through the state's economy, eliminating high-paying jobs and the taxes they generate, and blowing a $1.5bn hole in the Virginia budget that will have to be closed in an election year—meaning more cuts rather than more taxes.
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Parker Conrad, the co-founder and former CEO of HR software startup Zenefits who was ousted in 2016, is unveiling his comeback company, Rippling: a command center for employers to control all worker tools, from benefits to IT. The bottom line: This all-encompassing approach to managing employee needs, from benefits to workplace tools, is based on trends Conrad observed at Zenefits.
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The mighty Brraapp comes rippling up through the back of the car and swats our ears in the same way a wet, low B-flat from the sousaphone in a New Orleans brass band rattles you when you're standing a little too close but you don't care because you're so lost in the heat and the booze and the rhythm.
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" The bigger picture: Marillyn Hewson, the chairman, president, and CEO of Lockheed Martin, also views tax reform as rippling out to other key U.S. issues, saying, "If we are facing competition around the world that doesn't allow businesses to invest in [Lockheed Martin's] technology, that's going to hurt our national security, so I think tax reform is a national security issue as well.
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The first volume of the assessment was released about a year ago, highlighting the science of how global climate change is rippling throughout the US. Nothing in the latest volume is particularly surprising, but it includes new research that more directly highlights humanity's role in extreme weather events and measures how future changes will play out at smaller scales, like cities.
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Whether these tunes are orchestrated with syrupy strings and rippling harps as in Richard Tauber's "Du bist die Welt für mich," which lends the program its title, or set with a jazz shimmer like Stolz's "Im Traum hast Du mir alles erlaubt" ("In my dream you allowed me everything") this is music like liqueur: sweet, sticky and apt to loosen listeners up .
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