While Pleasants' tale might seem scarcely believable – and some parts of it he almost certainly embellished – such was the nature of World War II, a scarcely believable conflict in a scarcely believable era of human history.
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That suggests that scarcely anyone has been reading corporate reports thoroughly — and that scarcely anyone has read the "Lazy Prices" paper, either.
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But the details could scarcely be worse for the government.
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But as a child I was scarcely noticed at all.
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Mrs May is back in office, but scarcely in power.
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Image: EPFLThe new bicycle scarcely resembles a conventional racing bike.
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THE canteen of Stockholm University could scarcely be more Swedish.
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Such questions are scarcely aired in the mainstream Japanese media.
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He has exceptionally heavy low kicks, but scarcely uses them.
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Australians are scarcely more optimistic about his party's prospects, however.
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Being so distant, they are scarcely affected by solar heat.
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The stakes could scarcely be any higher or more clear.
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Where he does elaborate, his answers are scarcely more helpful.
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That word has scarcely been used to describe the president.
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The Grassley initiative is scarcely a radical and draconian proposal.
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Scarcely a week into Jair Bolsonaro's tenure as president of
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The 500th anniversary of that fateful event scarcely invites celebration.
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In the decades since, the authority has been used scarcely.
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Mr. Tillerson's relations inside the State Department were scarcely better.
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They're scarcely even mentioned anymore as a potential James destination.
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Too many workers in Mexico can scarcely afford to eat.
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There is scarcely an opponent Simeone will relish facing more.
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"I could scarcely believe what I was reading," he added.
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It enjoys liberties that scarcely exist on the mainland today.
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His representation of female martyrs could scarcely be more sensual.
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Former President Barack Obama, scarcely out of office, has dissented.
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The smashed cucumber salad was barely dented and scarcely seasoned.
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Although sudden, the turn of events was scarcely a shocker.
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The grim scene in Whiteclay has scarcely changed for decades.
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Now Ms Redstone's grip on CBS could scarcely be more secure.
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But that scarcely minimises the gravity of the allegation against him.
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While demand for bulk shippers has slumped, supply has scarcely blinked.
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Now there are scarcely a few thousand, according to The Independent.
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It scarcely mattered that the narratives he devised were not subtle.
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At the same time, the benefits of gentrification are scarcely considered.
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The candidates have scarcely discussed the world outside the United States.
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Photos scarcely do justice to the scale of the EZ-Ultimo.
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"Jay, God love him, was scarcely ever on time," says Baldwin.
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These questions would scarcely plague us were it not for McDormand.
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There was scarcely an educated, nonreligious Eastern European Jew who didn't.
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The threat from nuclear weapons has scarcely ever been as great.
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Knowing scarcely a soul, she exhibits a foundling's openness to experience.
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Clinton in a campaign that has scarcely revolved around policy issues.
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But it was scarcely a hint of what was to come.
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His winning coalition consisted of restive whites and scarcely anyone else.
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Indeed, it can scarcely be said to have ended at all.
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The loop repeats again, scarcely different than it was moments before.
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But the panel's uncertainty is scarcely more reassuring than Berenson's alarmism.
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The human costs of these new laws can scarcely be overstated.
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Amid his several showily blustering gestures, this one is scarcely noticeable.
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But the pre-tweens of the Jake Paul Army scarcely cared.
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Women scarcely figure in its manly meltdown, which is the point.
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She scarcely mentions her doctors or treatments, which were reportedly barbarous.
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But that will scarcely detract from either countries' sense of achievement.
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Politicians and parties can scarcely be blamed for wanting more power.
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Most Republicans in office, meanwhile, scarcely acknowledge climate change at all.
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I scarcely know a soul who opposes carbon pricing as such.
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I find a small and scarcely inhabited brick of a spacecraft.
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The two countries' attitudes towards their indigenes could scarcely be more different.
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Olympic athletes perform physical feats the rest of us can scarcely comprehend.
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Since taking office, the GNA's writ has scarcely extended beyond the capital.
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Though almost a year old, he is scarcely larger than a newborn.
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FOR a republican country, the welcome could scarcely have been more royal.
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It appears scarcely to have considered the consequences of its intended raid.
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Without the United States, Europe would scarcely be able to defend itself.
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And he finds himself back in a fashion world he scarcely recognizes.
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Scarcely a day goes by without some low-carbon milestone being passed.
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Nationally, third-party candidates have scarcely had more than third-rate successes.
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Landlords, some with scarcely more land than most, were blamed for everything.
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Many Western politicians could scarcely imagine a place that combined them all.
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Scarcely a week passes without a sign of the shift in attitudes.
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Scarcely a moment of his recent tour of the provinces went undocumented.
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In scarcely more than six months Britain will leave the European Union.
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He could scarcely be more of the GOP establishment that they decry.
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Having lost the referendum, Mr. Cameron could scarcely stay in Downing Street.
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The best of adult judgments may scarcely apply to their new world.
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Identity runs to scarcely half the length of The End of History.
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It's a development he could have scarcely foreseen a few years ago.
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Here he is in full force, loads of fun and scarcely recognizable.
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"The events of 9/11 were tragic, but scarcely catastrophic," he writes.
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Its goal difference over that period is a scarcely credible plus-957.
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Yet the Warriors, given the severity of Durant's injury, could scarcely celebrate.
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The uncharacteristic mistake by Smith-Schuster could scarcely have been more costly.
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Everything I can scarcely bear in novels, I found in this book.
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Just ahead, the scarcely visited wilds of the world's longest barrier island.
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This scarcely seems Chalamet's fault, but rather a deeper problem of intent.
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I could scarcely believe my eyes and felt myself shaking with excitement.
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But, after Salahi returned to Germany, they had scarcely been in touch.
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Compared with Livingstone, however, Johnson left scarcely a mark on the city.
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Before that, she had scarcely been heard from since the late 1960s.
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The contrast with the cover photo could scarcely have been more jarring.
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There was scarcely a single positive argument in favor of the union.
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Trading could scarcely be more transparent (once you can speak the argot).
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The picture they will have to paint could scarcely be less reassuring.
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Those offline often can scarcely afford food, much less expensive data packages.
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The change from a decade or so ago could scarcely be starker.
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Sellers can scarcely afford not to have a presence on the site.
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Scarcely a ripped bodice, with talk of bundling, in lieu of mating.
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But it scarcely sparks such frenetic reactions as it did Thursday night.
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And there's scarcely any way to know how it will play out.
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The company could let it all go and its shareholders would scarcely notice.
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Commentary In scarcely more than six months Britain will leave the European Union.
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What that means for the American "pivot" to Asia scarcely bears thinking about.
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The political alternatives on offer in this run-off could scarcely differ more.
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He could scarcely have used a more poisonous arrow against his NATO partner.
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Half of America can scarcely believe the other half has chosen Mr Trump.
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The pound plummeted on the Sunderland result and has scarcely stopped dropping since.
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There is scarcely a mention of slavery to be found among its displays.
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The Indian middle class conjured up by the marketers and consultants scarcely exists.
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Online, where the future battle lies, the news for Walmart is scarcely better.
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For many in Hollywood, this is a time they could have scarcely imagined.
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When I tell this story to my students, they can scarcely believe it.
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It was scarcely believable until we saw the burned grass on both banks.
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It scarcely needs restating how urgent it is to keep up the fight.
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The bass was booming and assertive, the guitar scarcely more than a whisper.
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I can scarcely form the words, my throat is so clotted with grief.
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Yet the fears over using the water have scarcely subsided for Flint residents.
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Six-lane highways with scarcely a car on them could serve as runways.
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And it could have scarcely arrived at a more apt, and fraught, time.
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But the Navy board, which oversees both sailors and Marines, has scarcely budged.
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The guys don't make sense as friends, which scarcely matters at that point.
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" So, in all this time with affirmative action "the figures have scarcely changed.
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The divisions between cabinet ministers over Brexit and its terms are scarcely concealed.
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Like much in this movie, Falstaff is at once familiar and scarcely recognizable.
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But acceptance in our communities seems scarcely possible without acceptance into our families.
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"Funeral Parade of Roses" may be dated, but its charms have scarcely wilted.
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Mr. Northam scarcely mentioned President Trump's name at the outset of the primary.
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Equally astounding: Whether here or overseas, the numbers have scarcely budged since 2008.
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As late as 1870, scarcely nine thousand people lived in the entire territory.
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Indeed, you can scarcely turn your head without seeing someone snapping a selfie.
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God is like the parents who abandoned him, whom he can scarcely remember.
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Scarcely a minute passes without the news of some new betrayal or resignation.
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The Clinton campaign could scarcely even monitor these messages, let alone directly counter them.
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The first time I successfully did 40 push-ups, I could scarcely believe it.
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At first glance, there could scarcely be a more improbable recruit for liberal economics.
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As you'll see, a snapshot of today's costs scarcely does justice to the potential.
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It may at times be essential to find fault; it is scarcely ever enough.
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Yet there is scarcely a village where it is impossible to get a beer.
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To junk a pact only to recycle it is scarcely a coherent trade policy.
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Their contents could "scarcely be called" stories, she writes in A Girl In Yamhill.
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For after Jane's death, Lord Clark married Nolwen Rice, a woman he scarcely knew.
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If lofty phrases have never driven Europe's integration, they can scarcely slow its unravelling.
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Unfortunately, the government scarcely has the funding to pay members of the armed forces.
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Unquestionably, however, Mr Trump has bestowed on this excrescence a scarcely dreamed-of prominence.
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The album was under-promoted, it received little radio play and scarcely any sales.
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Mr Miller's sadomasochistic Batman was scarcely more sane than Two-Face and the Joker.
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The mayhem could scarcely have come at a worse time for France's police force.
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Assassin's Creed: Origins could scarcely be made any more authentic than it already is.
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"Scarcely relevant," says a House of Commons report, because of the tiny number involved.
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But the "surprising formula" promised by the book is scarcely a shocker: eat less.
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This would be scarcely acceptable on a $22 gadget, never mind a $22,25000 one.
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In the estimation of social media and the press, it scarcely mattered: Dunham vs.
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His parents, who were in attendance, were among those who could scarcely believe it.
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According to a government survey, scarcely one in 10 Spaniards ever attends a bullfight.
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Regulars said the club was usually so packed that students could scarcely walk around.
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News Analysis Mike Pence defended Donald J. Trump by scarcely defending him at all.
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The millions who served at distant, tedious frontiers were scarcely recognized on their return.
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But some are used to seeing them, scarcely pausing to take a second look.
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Scarcely five years ago, I was studying for a master's degree at Columbia University.
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Merkel, during this campaign, went sleepwalking into the whirlwind, with scarcely a new idea.
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In reality, Mr Tanaka would scarcely have a licence to snoop, let alone kill.
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No wonder Trump's finger-to-the-planet Paris decision prompted scarcely a British whimper.
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The themes and settings of this week scarcely spelled neutrality, or reserve, analysts noted.
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When things haven't worked out for a child, Apted can scarcely conceal his disappointment.
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The future bride and groom, though standing just inches apart, scarcely noticed each other.
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As for the teeth, Liskova is still sought after, performing the scarcely available treatment.
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The task of finding the real Manuel Mena could scarcely have been more daunting.
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But scarcely any Americans had been to Aleppo since the regime's victory in December.
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They were forced into cattle carts, no windows and scarcely any room to move.
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Warren was successful in pushing Bloomberg into a corner from which he scarcely escaped.
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Scarcely 10 years old in 1919, General Motors was initially just a holding company.
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Entrepreneurs accustomed to achieving double-digit returns would scarcely notice a modest wealth tax.
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Despite the growing alarm, air pollution scarcely came up during India's last election cycle.
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There could scarcely be a better cue than the Fed reaching for its sledgehammer.
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Today the U.S. and Great Britain scarcely govern themselves, never mind shape world order.
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That most of the decline has been brought about by poaching is scarcely in doubt.
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Yet they scarcely looked capable of scoring, let alone going on to claim another trophy.
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Yet the FN leader is quietly waiting her turn, and has scarcely begun her campaign.
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"We have made huge progress, but the work of perfection is scarcely done," she said.
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Critics, like teachers unions, argue that charters pull money away from scarcely resourced public schools.
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Today America's investment banks scarcely regard any European house, Deutsche included, as a worthy rival.
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I scarcely looked at Twitter and on the few occasions I did, it bored me.
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FOR NEARLY three months, the formerly globe-trotting French president has scarcely left the country.
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He has scarcely had a good word since for the established church of central banking.
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Women who are scarcely allowed to leave home are able to search for information online.
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But imagine a time—the early 1700s—when Americans scarcely knew what ice cream was.
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In great-power terms, the Helsinki summit, by contrast, is scarcely about Russia at all.
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Google Photos has so many machine-learning capabilities, I could scarcely mention them all here.
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Much of this activity makes scarcely a dent in the world's plastic pollution problem, however.
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Ms Fairbairn fears that a Canadian-style agreement would scarcely be better than no deal.
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Back in 2014 when "Stoner" dropped, he was scarcely much older than Keed is now.
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He was not a lumbering giant who could scarcely lift his knee to his chest.
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And Trump has scarcely had a bad thing to say about Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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In today's Russia, official corruption is so normal that it scarcely even merits much mention.
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You can turn it down so low that there is scarcely any light at all.
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One troubling aspect of Cather's prairie narratives is that Native Americans scarcely appear in them.
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Only 3.8% of post-113/11 veterans are unemployed, scarcely more than the general populace.
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Clarke plays Kate, a singer and aspiring musical performer living and scarcely struggling in London.
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Chelsea had transferred Luiz to France two years ago, for a scarcely credible $65 million.
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In his version, though, there is no holy grave; notably, there are scarcely any Jews.
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Gaines, however, found enough other benefits from the therapy that he scarcely finds it necessary.
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The men had scarcely said a cross word about each other before Tuesday night's contests.
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You could scarcely ask for a better small town in which to host a race.
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These realities are scarcely mentioned in Western media accounts of the United States' assassination program.
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Scarcely 15 minutes later it was as if we were hundreds of miles from civilization.
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We'd scarcely heard of the former event and had definitely never heard of the latter.
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The president's promises to rescue the flagging enterprise have scarcely put the agencies at ease.
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He has scarcely mentioned last week's jarring shake-up at the Department of Homeland Security.
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Sadly, he scarcely acknowledges that the self-assertion of African-Americans defined his public life.
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I scarcely recognized Sutherland Elementary School, a red and white brick structure on my block.
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Eight years have passed, and the 30-year-old has scarcely used a computer since.
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The insular Ms. Laracey, however, badly needs awakening: She scarcely connects to anyone else onstage.
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Some leave a mark on you, and some you pass through with scarcely a memory.
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Germany, where manufacturing is mired in recession, can scarcely afford new taxes on its products.
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Background reading: In Washington, scarcely a handful of Republicans have stood up to President Trump.
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The tradeoff, such as it is, is that the few significant new characters scarcely register.
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By the time the air reaches Phoenix, it is extremely dry, bringing scarcely any clouds.
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Yet the particulars of Li's life are scarcely less interesting than those of her characters.
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The Melissa Joan Hart panel was very scarcely attended because she's more Lifetime than Hallmark.
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In the Swedish, Finnish, and Norwegian versions, alcohol — strictly controlled in those countries — scarcely appears.
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Apart from similar career trajectories, the two men could scarcely have shared less in common.
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Though the two companies have lots in common, their stockmarket fortunes could scarcely be more different.
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The scene mirrors that of the two young boys: two male bodies, two scarcely lit rooms.
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Hardly a washout, with scarcely more than 55 percent of volume in declining stocks right now.
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IN HIS first 693 months running Barclays, Jes Staley seemed scarcely to put a foot wrong.
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ITALY'S new prime minister, Paolo Gentiloni, could scarcely be less like his frenetic forerunner, Matteo Renzi.
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Opium helps to fund the Taliban, as well as pro-government warlords who are scarcely better.
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Indeed, scarcely a day passes without a supervisor somewhere calling for tighter regulation, or taking action.
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It is scarcely surprising that, as the reality of such changes sinks in, disgruntlement has spread.
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But the structure also adds another layer of bureaucracy to a group that scarcely needs it.
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Awake (but scarcely alive), he's so confused: Does he want to be Jesus or Pontius Pilate?
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Scarcely a month passes without another announcement of a foreign tech giant buying a local firm.
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Traffic lights flashed green and red, though there were scarcely any drivers to go and stop.
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Over a couple of weeks in the region recently, I scarcely heard the United States mentioned.
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Legal experts who spoke to The Hill were scarcely less scathing of the president's legal arguments.
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The middle children, Phiona and her younger brother, Brian (Martin Kabanza), scarcely have enough to eat.
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Yet the book itself, scarcely over a hundred pages long, is marked by a certain reticence.
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Mr. Clinton had scarcely appeared on the campaign trail since the Democratic National Convention in July.
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There is scarcely any part of my conduct which may not hereafter be drawn into precedent.
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Strangely, this shocking announcement seems to have scarcely been noticed by Congress or the Trump administration.
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But diplomacy has never been a science, and the thinking behind partitioning is scarcely less magical.
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More to the point, though, we scarcely have any idea what clean energy is capable of.
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For years, she scarcely spoke; she had a lisp and seemed loath to reveal the imperfection.
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These are scarcely the only recent exhibitions that have presented works from two seemingly unrelated periods.
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Without that, the authoritarian is scarcely able to process the threat as a threat at all.
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But I can scarcely think of a more satisfying way for this terrible era to end.
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A man died at his desk and was scarcely mentioned again, according to this long read.
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My generation — this can scarcely be overstated — had been in cumulative mourning since the mid-1980s.
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There's little hope of improvement without further action, since the figures have scarcely changed since 1980.
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Not bad for a third-division game in a village of scarcely more than 20,000 people.
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The question was no small matter; to him, filmmaking was scarcely divisible from the political moment.
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Their country, scarcely mentioned by the president, sits at the bottom of a continent Trump disparages.
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What if, despite Hammerstein, we have real reason to be afraid, and scarcely any to whistle?
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The growing popularity of Alexa means we may scarcely have to talk to a human again.
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Compelling you to look closely at things you would ordinarily scarcely notice is a real achievement.
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These nomadic folks have scarcely a dollar among them, but their secrets are dark and manifold.
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"The characters in the book are scarcely aware of the broader political landscape," Mr. Gibson said.
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Yet this city, once five times its current population, can scarcely afford to lose more residents.
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No such speculations muddy the transparent bonhomie of "Yesterday," and audiences will scarcely feel the loss.
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They offered luxury of a quality that freezing, fear-addled fliers in the twenties scarcely imagined.
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Scarcely a month goes by without another grant, another ribbon-cutting, another broadside against complacent CEOs.
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By then he had gravitated toward graphics, which scarcely existed as a profession distinct from advertising.
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The quiet joke of the film is that you could scarcely meet two less revolutionary souls.
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Greece's labour costs have fallen, but it has scarcely any export industry to take advantage of them.
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Not so long ago, a game like Angry Birds Evolution would scarcely be a game at all.
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A visitor from the past would scarcely recognise the plains of Punjab and Haryana in northern India.
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" • Quotation of the day "We have made huge progress, but the work of perfection is scarcely done.
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No matter how scarcely she slept or how grueling her schedule, she never wavered from her studies.
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This is easily my favorite comparison because the differences are so obvious that they scarcely need analysis.
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The embarrassing system-wide collapses of 231, and an earlier one in 212, are now scarcely conceivable.
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Yet scarcely any outsider has a clue what the fighting was about or who was killing whom.
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They were scarcely called out then, and their words aren't that different from what's being said today.
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Beyond that, it scarcely seems credible to believe that Kushner was freelancing in his talks with Kislyak.
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On Technology Senator Richard Durbin could scarcely contain himself as he placed his trap for Mark Zuckerberg.
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While George took a more subdued approach to the balloon slapping, Charlotte could scarcely conceal her delight.
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The novel ends with Ajie turning on a light, ending a story that has scarcely just begun.
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In a speech on trade, Mr Macron framed the stakes as European, and scarcely mentioned la France.
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Some characters and scenes have been shortened to accommodate the songs, but they will scarcely be missed.
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The costs of these potential wars, especially if they escalated to nuclear weapons, could scarcely be calculated.
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Ms. Hase had sluffed off domesticity early on — she shot kitchen still lifes but scarcely ever cooked.
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Hence the sadness engraved on del Toro's features, which are scarcely jovial at the best of times.
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For the Obama administration, the dilemmas of the Middle East could scarcely have been more vividly illustrated.
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Scarcely less exciting than the movie's grand finale is the sequence following the creation of synthetic gold.
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They rely on gig work for survival, assuming major risks for little pay and scarcely any benefits.
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Over a weeklong period, I searched out a side of Brooklyn that scarcely existed two decades ago.
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For the next chair of the Democratic National Committee, there could scarcely be a more ringing endorsement.
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There is so much dumb in those two quotes that I scarcely even know where to begin.
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Passing a bus stop, I could scarcely suppress the urge to stop and offer people a lift.
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Agnes (Kelly Macdonald), a child of Hungarian immigrants, has scarcely ventured beyond her home in Bridgeport, Conn.
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Between 1500 and 1945, scarcely a year went by without some great power fighting another great power.
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This scarcely seems Ridley's fault and presumably neither is Ophelia's habit of speaking in hushed Malickian tones.
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Scarcely can a 21-year-old have looked quite so at ease in such surroundings, such circumstances.
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As things fell out, the recital could scarcely have been booked for a more inopportune date: Dec.
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There is scarcely an economic trend that they don't spot in advance or ride to a fortune.
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Though he has involved himself more actively in recent months, his imprint was scarcely discernible for years.
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The Trump administration has been relentlessly hostile to clean water measures, and Democrats have scarcely pushed back.
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Merlin scarcely makes the scene, and Guinevere and Lancelot have yet to arrive to stir up trouble.
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The first oath is so gentle that one can scarcely notice anything at which to take exception.
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After all, they were scarcely able to convince some of the English pirates to return from Constantinople.
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Maybe the debate will have shown them that the two candidates could scarcely be farther apart. ♦
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It's a bad fit for the character and for Foy, though the fault is scarcely the actress's.
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The greatly increased need for parental leave and for some forms of child care has been scarcely addressed.
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Relatives of the prisoner's victims sneered that Mr Riina had scarcely given their loved ones a dignified end.
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When physicists announced in February that they had detected gravitational waves firsthand, the foundations of physics scarcely rattled.
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Toebbe is all precision and control; McEneaney draws off-kilter, with scarcely a ruled line to be found.
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After they sail through the entire planet, they fly silently back into the cosmos with scarcely a hello.
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His injudicious comments on halitosis aside, he also avoids attacking others, including his rivals, whom he scarcely mentions.
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Americans scarcely had an opportunity to swap their Priuses for gas-guzzling SUVs before the market turned again.
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No notches in sight, and there's scarcely any bezel, just a sliver at the bottom of the phone.
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"Ultimately, there would be scarcely any significant improvement for savers, pension funds, life insurers and banks," he said.
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It scarcely helps to note that the lawyer, Natalia Veselnitskaya, says she does not work for the Kremlin.
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The milestone of her election, members say, has scarcely been discussed — "it happened without a peep," one recalled.
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He turned his back to the audience, and the cameras, scarcely moving from where he had been delivered.
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One mentions the New York transport authority's $167m surplus, a scarcely believable notion for any New Yorker today.
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Mr Arnade is scarcely the only commentator to worry that Americans have grown less attentive to each other.
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However, Bhagat and his team recently found that gravity scarcely has anything to do with these hydraulic jumps.
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Viewed from behind Carlos, it is evident that the ball bends at an incredible, indeed scarcely believable angle.
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" When he describes his ambition, and Globo's, it could scarcely be grander: to "save Brazil, despite its politics.
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Joe Martin handed young Cassius Clay the keys to a future in boxing he could scarcely have imagined.
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But the most appealing sister in the book is the one I've scarcely mentioned: Deborah, Duchess of Devonshire.
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Theirs was a championship team, and a fireballing pitcher of whom I was scarcely aware was the star.
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Scarcely a sentence later, she let me know that she'd recently spent $250 on a pair of sunglasses.
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"Individually, their claims are small, scarcely of a size warranting the expense of seeking redress alone," she wrote.
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Iranian judges scarcely ever handed down stoning verdicts, but the situation seemed to require an especially horrific punishment.
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But the injury scarcely slowed her down, as befits a busy actress and perhaps even more prolific activist.
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They do not do business with Equifax, yet they can scarcely participate in today's economic life without credit.
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So rich people could pay more taxes and scarcely feel it, but nobody thinks about it that way.
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At the United Nations, he scarcely mentioned Syria in a wide-ranging farewell address to the General Assembly.
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Although he lived for three years in Monaco, Bacon — a studio painter — scarcely ever depicted the Mediterranean coastline.
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Like many places taken over by organized crime in rural Mexico, the property was scarcely discussed in town.
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Argentina's dribblers scarcely dribble; England passes the ball out from the back rather than hoofing it aimlessly upfield.
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He's tethered to a phone in a harshly lit room, fielding calls from a citizenry he scarcely tolerates.
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More than that, it was also an age of astonishing literary fecundity and intellectual vitality, scarcely surpassed since.
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The region used to be largely agrarian, scarcely populated, farms with cattle, smallish in acreage, poor in cash.
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Then I can toss them into the dishwasher, where they scarcely take up more room than my plates.
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Until recently, food delivery services were scarcely seen in France, where sit-down meals are a cultural totem.
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That shot was composed in January 1972, for a movie that scarcely anybody had seen until last month.
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But the character who registers most piquantly is one I scarcely remembered from the film: Travis the stoner.
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Other major companies are offering funds with costs so close to zero that the difference is scarcely measurable.
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It also scarcely matters when bodies rise and fall to a beat as natural as our circadian rhythms.
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These platforms are so dominant that, like electric wires or telephone lines, we can scarcely avoid using them.
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And who was better at portraying an increasingly industrialized world that turned its inhabitants into scarcely human objects?
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Heavily drugged, I scarcely left my bedroom as my body careened through a list of harrowing side effects.
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"Wounds" was filmed on location, but we catch only glimpses of the city and scarcely feel the heat.
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The United States scarcely concealed its support for Iraq in the devastating years of the Iran-Iraq War.
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Had he set out to undermine the civilian side of the formula, he could scarcely have done better.
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The play begins with a stark, sinister scene that scarcely prepares us for the richness of what follows.
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They sully pure white snow with cigarette ash and keep boredom at bay with scarcely secret love affairs.
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Now that it scarcely exists, we can see that we may have lost as much as we've won.
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By comparison, the great American crime of slavery, the laceration and lynching of black bodies, was scarcely memorialized.
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Mr. Elkins seems to be implying that the differences between one piece of music and another scarcely matter.
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Five days a week, he traverses two worlds that seem alien to, and scarcely aware of, each other.
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A freeport offers few tax advantages and scarcely any security features that a standard bonded warehouse cannot provide.
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Some of its poorest countries, such as Chad and the Democratic Republic of Congo, scarcely have seed markets.
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Throughout 16 seasons of the reality show that made her family world-famous, Kim's demeanor has scarcely changed.
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It has been scarcely five years since the city emerged from the largest municipal bankruptcy in American history.
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Bresson, who made only 13 feature films over the course of his long life, scarcely lacked for acolytes.
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"We have made huge progress, but the work of perfection is scarcely done," Ginsburg said, the newspaper reported.
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The institutions it built scarcely made any pretense of transcending faction; they are of and for the right.
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In 1955, Flannery O'Connor, scarcely able to walk, traveled 340 miles in hopes of seeing him lecture in Tennessee.
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President Donald Trump, who has scarcely remarked on net neutrality in the past, remains a wildcard in this area.
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When we meet up for coffee, Gloria is scarcely recognizable from the imposing figure she cuts in the club.
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As a black woman, the world will scarcely recognize my complexity, but I am no longer waiting for them.
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The patrons Claude doesn't kill scarcely notice his spree, even when a decapitated head lands near a drunk's foot.
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SQUEEZING BANKS The debate over the impact of low and negative rates on European banks is scarcely less impassioned.
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Scarcely a week passed without China hectoring perfidious Japan, as if the peaceable democracy was still jackbooting around Asia.
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Anecdotal evidence, online polling and informal surveys all suggest that the prime minister's misstep has scarcely dented his standing.
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The 5T is scarcely any larger than its predecessor OnePlus 53, which means it's big, but not overwhelmingly so.
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Dangerous residue is scarcely detectable in the vicinity of 1080 drops, and in concentrations too low to cause harm.
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Mr Maio said France, which had sealed its own borders to migrants entering from Italy, could scarcely reproach them.
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But a more likely solution—another broad coalition, even perhaps one headed by Mr Gentiloni—is scarcely more reassuring.
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A scar on her forehead, sustained when she fell asleep in the well as drilling commenced, is scarcely visible.
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Gazing upon this planet from space, a visitor would scarcely believe their eyes at the shimmering, jewel-like spectacle.
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Although credit-raters and insurers are busily reassessing climate risk, companies' premiums and credit have scarcely got more expensive.
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And the latest bill to be released in the Senate is scarcely better for low- and middle-income Americans.
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The idea that globalisation is a scam that benefits only corporations and the rich could scarcely be more wrong.
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Still, other more peaceful states such as Osun are scarcely doing better yet hire civil servants by the busload.
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"Scarcely a day passes in my adult life when I do not think about inheritance and family," he writes.
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The scarcely believable Asus ZenBook 3 is the undeniable highlight of an action-packed press conference from Asus today.
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The doctors and nurses scarcely have the opportunity for bathroom breaks, as their few brief reprieves are routinely interrupted.
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From the outset, the European subsidies represented a pot of money scarcely fathomable to farmers accustomed to Communist austerity.
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But the powers and responsibilities of both the presidency and the Supreme Court are scarcely comparable to that era.
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There's scarcely any music that enchants the hours between the blue twilight and dawn as beautifully as GAS does.
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Scarcely a week goes by without Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's fraudulently elected dictator, claiming that he is threatened by one.
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Once scarcely seen, now they are everywhere, says Anaide Pántin López, a resident of Mabita who manages the patrollers.
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After all, Varnum called Wilson on June 28 from his home, scarcely a 90-minute drive from the capital.
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This was scarcely his fault, but would anyone believe a word when he discussed public services and welfare benefits?
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The central star is just 1/12th the mass of the Sun and scarcely bigger than the planet Jupiter.
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His performance could scarcely have been more favorable to Putin or more threatening to the security of American democracy.
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And it's a massive change from the last presidential election cycle, when climate change scarcely came up at all.
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Rafael dos Anjos' back is rarely to the fence, and he scarcely retreats past the center of the Octagon.
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When I arrived, I was struck that there was scarcely any sound at all, not even from leaves rustling.
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When I arrived, I was struck that there was scarcely any sound at all, not even from leaves rustling.
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In an introduction to the script, Mr. Hall writes that there's scarcely a word in it that isn't Chayefsky's.
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Sharapova regathered herself and hit a scarcely believable forehand crosscourt winner on the run to get to 5-2.
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Even more surprising: It was a blocked shot from the scarcely-used Rodney Hood that ended Livingston's unblemished run.
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" Her Type A roles on "Mad Men" and "Community" scarcely prepared her for the physical feats required on "GLOW.
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My teacher's point was that art made in the modern world is under scarcely any obligation to be good.
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Szarkowski's knowledge of Atget's work was so extensive that he had scarcely even to think about what he knew.
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Kim Jong Un, who was 22010 at the time, was scarcely known to the world on Jan 210, 22010.
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The controversy surrounding the accusation against Mr. Allen has scarcely lessened even though it goes back a quarter-century.
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The firefight was of a familiar type: a swift and ferocious clash between combatants who scarcely glimpsed one another.
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Clinton already drifting away, he can scarcely afford to lose more voters in the lead up to the primary.
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But by most estimates, barely 20 percent of young people are that active, and many scarcely exercise at all.
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The resolution's "investment in zero-emission vehicle infrastructure" hints at this, but scarcely conveys the needed scale and speed.
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It cannot be good that decisions about policy are made by people who are scarcely allowed outside the blast walls.
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You can scarcely hold it forward with one arm for ten seconds before your muscles begin to shake and quiver.
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When the news broke that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had got engaged, the nation could scarcely contain its excitement.
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Americans are so accustomed to lacking walkable, accessible public spaces that they are scarcely able to articulate what they're missing.
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That is scarcely surprising since much of the money it raised went toward buying gunboats instead of the fishing sort.
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They could scarcely be blamed: the estate had not paid them in mid-November and now owed another fortnight's wages.
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Charles was persona non grata in our house back then, and her position has scarcely softened in the years since.
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"Bridgehampton," he would declare to whoever answered, for after 85 years there was scarcely any need to say his name.
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They are almost impossible to unwrap, they are hideously sticky, and so hard that you can scarcely bite into them.
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The state scarcely enters: in most slums, health care and education are provided privately or by charities, if at all.
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Aadhaar could scarcely be further removed in intent from colonial racism: it is designed to include and unite, not exclude.
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Yang explained that the dish, which is scarcely available outside Chengdu, first started getting popular there in the early 1990s.
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But a closer look reveals that most of those cards and accounts are scarcely used, and only for small amounts.
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Psychedelic drugs do still have profound effects on the brain, which is why they're so tightly regulated and scarcely used.
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He can scarcely believe the progress they've made in less than two years—and it's better than he ever imagined.
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Yet Britain's leaders have scarcely acknowledged that exit will involve compromises, let alone how damaging they are likely to be.
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Though it is growing once more, at 26% in 653 and maybe 265% in 235, it is scarcely roaring back.
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The museum pushes little dogma of any kind—it scarcely explains the Christian belief in Jesus's resurrection, say, or salvation.
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Indian officials note, in addition, that they are scarcely the only ones to complain of Pakistani perfidy (see next story).
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The Deacons model spread to other Klan heartlands, and was able to overturn Klan power with scarcely a shot fired.
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FINANCE THEORISTS are, as everybody knows, unworldly people who can scarcely tie their shoelaces, still less change a car tyre.
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But in Moldova, where the weather was good, producers can scarcely contain their excitement at how well things are going.
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He and Trump scarcely knew each other, and his understated demeanor could not be more different than Trump's brash style.
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The notion that the future of politics might, with the internet, become less rational and more dogmatic was scarcely explored.
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At first, it meant sleeping in dark, scarcely populated areas, and being hassled by the police on a regular basis.
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However, these realities scarcely change that a fundamental part of defending national security is how governments treat such sensitive information.
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HoneyCC likes to say that she scarcely remembers the last time someone called her by her given name, Lin Chuchu.
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That scarcely put them in a position to face down the Italians, whose projected deficit remains below 3% of GDP.
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Unlike Britain or France, Spain has no ministers or political leaders and scarcely any national-team footballers of immigrant extraction.
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That is obviously true when it comes to Trump, because he scarcely tries, indeed doesn't know how, to pretend otherwise.
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The boy – he looks scarcely more than a boy — holds out the ghastly head, huge, still splashing blood, mouth agape.
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She scarcely exhibited her own artworks; Stieglitz told her they were "too frail" to have much impact in his gallery.
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The enormous suffering and losses of the Iraqi people are scarcely mentioned; there is no attempt to count the dead.
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Gubarev, Fridman, Aven and Khan could scarcely let such statements, which they claim damage their reputations and businesses, go unanswered.
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His career as a public luminary was one that his family could scarcely have imagined when he began his work.
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And her face is extraordinarily theatrical: Mature, scarcely ever changing its impassive expression, it was both passionate and Sphinx-like.
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There was scarcely time to guess at what his ceiling might be before our faces were mashed up against it.
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" As Burnett told the story, he had scarcely got offstage before Trump was shaking his hand, proclaiming, "You're a genius!
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As I described at length here, that review is a scarcely concealed bid to prop up the flagging coal industry.
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"Lesser evil" scarcely begins to describe the chasm between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on these urgent and fundamental issues.
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Abu Mohammed's bearing was poised and erect, and he scarcely moved during our entire talk, which lasted almost three hours.
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Mr. Barr has mostly weathered Democrats' attacks quietly, parrying criticism in a recent Senate hearing but scarcely raising his voice.
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Now, it's worth remembering that Kasich has gotten little media attention so far and has scarcely been attacked by Democrats.
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After decades in which the world's transportation system has scarcely changed, urban mobility appears on the cusp of rapid transformation.
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Looking back, for example, we know that a recession officially began in April 2001, yet scarcely anyone understood that then.
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But search for the Sackler name within Purdue Pharma's website, marketing and research materials, and it scarcely can be found.
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The once-obscure party spokesman has been elevated to a level of celebrity he scarcely dreamed possible a year ago.
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But a corporate office had scarcely been her dream destination when she graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 1934.
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But Ms. Oh, who left Korea nearly 11 years ago, said she and her family have scarcely discussed the meeting.
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It's also worth noting that "Venus" now has a visual relevance that could scarcely have been foreseen 20 years ago.
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Yet even when Rob Berman's fine orchestra is at its most delicate, the show scarcely comes close to stirring emotion.
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There were scarcely any mopeds, let alone cars; just squeaky bicycle taxis with red and yellow crocheted cushions for seats.
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Next year, Donald Trump will preside over a holiday dedicated to a man whose principles he scarcely seems to comprehend.
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An institutional one, scarcely remarked upon, occurred this spring: the Metropolitan Opera House's half-century as a home for ballet.
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In 2013, there was scarcely any innovation or attention to one of the world's most important product sectors: our food.
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Vague statements of good intentions may not pave the road to hell, but they scarcely pave the road to victory.
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Johnson & Johnson, which said that its sales of opioids were scarcely 1 percent of the market, instead chose to fight.
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But that was true of the founders of the first network too, who could scarcely imagine the internet of today.
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Mr. Buttigieg said his party could scarcely afford to hew to such "purity tests" in a race against Mr. Trump.
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The iPhone SE is Apple's budget smartphone, which is another way of saying it's scarcely a budget smartphone at all.
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I mean, it's tragic to see how great journalists, I mean, really good ones, are unable to scarcely get by.
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The intrigue: Warren scarcely grazed energy and climate change in her announcement Monday of an exploratory committee for a 2020 run.
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Certainly not the largely bland ensemble of post-adolescent actors cast as the leads, who here can scarcely be called characters.
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Foreign exchange reserves have more than halved since then, leaving Egypt with scarcely enough to cover three-months worth of imports.
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The relation between concentrated wealth and the political power of the rich is scarcely limited to political spending, or to America.
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Like Ms. Boggess's principal, he's letting down his hair and shaking it off, with scarcely a hint of a stiff neck.
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And he can scarcely have endeared himself to Mrs Merkel by openly making common cause with his German counterpart, Horst Seehofer.
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And unlike most scientific papers, it scarcely contains any text, with visuals all clearly laid out with a strong design sensibility.
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But soon the government subsidies will run out, and the new businesses that are meant to replace drugs are scarcely viable.
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"I am scarcely able to recover the expenditures with such low yields," Khan said, clutching a handful of freshly harvested beets.
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And, if you're anything like me, you can scarcely hide your excitement for the next season of this truly wonderful show.
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But these rhetorical efforts feel rote and habitual; there's scarcely even a pretense that any coherent philosophy is being consistently applied.
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No. 103 (2:00-3:22), scarcely ever off point, is both delicate and generous: she seems to make breezes blow.
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Given the symbolic nature of the awards, and the microscope under which they operate, the Oscars can scarcely avoid second-guessing.
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We are in Paris, where a gang of young people—some scarcely more than boys and girls—carry out simultaneous attacks.
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National problems were scarcely the full explanation for the store's problems, but by the spring of 1922, Truman & Jacobson was finished.
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It took root in the Japanese court, and in temples and shrines, in forms which have scarcely changed over 1,000 years.
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The story gets awfully busy — you may get lost in 1943 or perhaps closer to the present — but it scarcely matters.
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Su told me that, when he decided to study viticulture, in the early aughts, it was scarcely recognized as a subject.
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Micro bags, some scarcely larger than a kiwi, date back at least to the Fendi runway more than a year ago.
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But the new rules, if implemented, would scarcely make a dent in the emissions of ethylene oxide, a cancer-causing pollutant.
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It would also be nice to think that Trump is playing geopolitical chess at a level plodding pundits can scarcely conceive.
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Over all, average hourly earnings were 21 percent higher in December compared with the year before, scarcely keeping up with inflation.
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Even the liberal "left" in this country is densely populated with politicians whose stated views on socialism seem scarcely more exact.
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Platforms celebrating community violate our privacy in ways we scarcely realize and serve as conduits for deceptions hiding in plain sight.
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He scarcely mentioned the Palestinians and did not refer to their history in the Holy Land, nor to their territorial claims.
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Her small team had scarcely applied a fresh coat of paint to the hastily constructed catwalk when the guests began arriving.
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A Word With Late in 2017, as Rose Byrne blissfully cocooned with her newborn son, she was scarcely thinking about work.
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Without money or prospects, he can scarcely believe his luck when an armored-truck accident virtually deposits cash in his lap.
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As she watched smoke billowing across the campsite, Ana García, 56, said she could scarcely believe her new reality in Brazil.
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Menn's Felsenau Viaduct, in Bern, was scarcely eight years old when I first saw it, his bridge at Simplon only two.
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Hard-liners in Iran are exultant, having attacked major Saudi oil facilities with scarcely a whimper from the Saudis or Trump.
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They're lousy at it, but that scarcely matters as much as the petty humiliations that come with even the humblest job.
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But he lies so routinely about everything that people scarcely bother to inquire about what might be driving those specific lies.
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Not all of Balanchine's afterthoughts were improvements, but this one is so eloquent we can scarcely imagine the ballet without it.
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The absence of the police suggests a lack of trust in official authority so complete that it is scarcely worth mentioning.
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Mr. Obama tapped into those hopes with his inspirational rhetoric about a "transformational" presidency, and his promises were scarcely less dramatic.
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The two liberal senators are often spoken of in the same breath as if there is scarcely any difference between them.
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In October, Bad Brains was nominated for inclusion in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which has scarcely acknowledged hardcore.
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Fascism's unlikely recrudescence in Britain in the years after the war—and the resistance it met—are scarcely remembered at all.
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The main characters are still drowning in that wake, scarcely bothered as to whether or not they ever reach dry land.
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As Marcus shows, however, there were scarcely any Republican senators who would even consider breaking with their party on the vote.
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Sharaf Luqman, a spokesman for Houthi-allied military units, acknowledged that the front lines had scarcely moved in the past year.
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Scarcely a half-hour after the surgery, she drove herself home, using her right hand, which had just been operated on.
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I counted at least twelve kinds of cake and six kinds of cookie, and scarcely a sign of a savory dish.
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The company rose like a rocket ship after its founding in 2005, and was bought by Google scarcely a year later.
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Dark Souls is an incredibly singular creation, one that scarcely works if you take away even one piece of its whole.
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Two of India's larger states, Gujarat and Bihar, are dry — though in both places, a vibrant, scarcely concealed bootleg industry thrives.
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He might scarcely have imagined that his analytical template would one day be applied to different varieties of a conservative, revealed religion.
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Big clubs (and financially, they scarcely come bigger than Manchester City) will always be linked with the best players on the planet.
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The enormous uncertainty surrounding the Trump administration's energy policies is one reason that oil prices have scarcely moved following the election outcome.
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While that yields some what's-behind-that-door thrills, there's scarcely enough of them to flesh out the movie's modest 88 minutes.
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Brown's legacy is scarcely evident for a majority of white, black and Latino students who attend segregated public schools across the nation.
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And with an economy that has scarcely grown since the turn of the century, paralysis is the last thing that Italy needs.
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JFK is the main gateway to the world's capital of consumerism, yet scarcely any retail therapy is available to treat travellers' boredom.
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So any debate among Democrats on climate policy would scarcely illuminate the small and shrinking divides among the two dozen presidential hopefuls.
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Cornwall's half-million residents are thinly scattered: the biggest town, St Austell, has 35,000 souls, scarcely enough to fill a football stadium.
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But this means running a wire up through the patient's neck, from the one to the other, which is scarcely satisfactory either.
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With their own more ruthless traditions, autocratic states like Russia, China and Iran - and their leaders in particular – are scarcely less paranoid.
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That is because consumption has only grown relatively modestly, and investment scarcely at all, in Germany and the rest of the core.
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Even if Trump's comments had not been classified as bragging about sexual improprieties, they could scarcely have been more demeaning to women.
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Vettel, who had failed to set a time in qualifying due to a turbocharger issue, could scarcely have expected such a turnaround.
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Disney's new take on "The Jungle Book" is being touted as a live-action movie, though there's scarcely anything alive in it.
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For us, Mr. Joisel was a natural: Though scarcely a household name, he stood at the pinnacle of an arcane, fascinating profession.
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The Never Trumpers are scarcely more welcomed by the left, which prefers arraigning them on old counts to recruiting them as allies.
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Scarcely a single note, word or dance step is wasted, and each contributes to the dramatic impact of a tragic love story.
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"Officials from both governments said they would continue to conduct research, but this scarcely happened, at least, for many decades," he said.
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Given the current national conversation about sexual consent, it is scarcely surprising that the laughter this encounter elicits is fitful and uneasy.
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They progressed only 150 yards farther into the ice field by the end of the day — scarcely more than a football field.
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Since then, the former secretary of State has kept a relatively low profile, scarcely making public appearances or chiming into political debates.
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The social conditions are scarcely fleshed out, with little sense of how race and class shape the characters and their wartime work.
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Physical therapy is too expensive for Ms. Kubicka-Welander: she can scarcely make the rent on her home in a trailer court.
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Our case will probably have a happy ending, eventually—after years of work and massive legal bills many tenants can scarcely afford.
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The chambers that she kept at the court as a retired justice, scarcely occupied in recent years, will now go to him.
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She encouraged Brooke, who was scarcely out of puberty, to act as camera bait, strutting provocatively at movie premieres and Hollywood galas.
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A two-term Trump presidency would likely corrode American institutions and values to the point at which they could scarcely be resurrected.
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Regrettably, in recent years the confirmation process has provided scarcely any insight into a nominee's views in disputed areas of constitutional law.
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Clad in angelic white, awash in unprofessional tears, and scarcely able to move, she stands at the head of the expiring man.
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I had scarcely strapped it on when he hit the gas and we were swept up in a surging river of vehicles.
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It always enjoyed hearty enthusiasm on the internet, where reaction GIFs and in-jokes have scarcely receded more than a decade later.
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The country's Supreme Court later reinstated the service, saying the lower court's decision was "scarcely reasonable or proportional," according to the report.
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Her husband, Victor Barbee, whose career at Ballet Theater was longer — 40 years — and scarcely less eminent, became the associate artistic director.
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There's scarcely a multilateral organization around that the wall-focused, America-first Trump administration has not lambasted, threatened to leave or left.
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Ms. Chiuri, 53, is no neophyte, but designing Dior comes with a degree of scrutiny scarcely matched among the Paris couture houses.
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So when we hear the words "I need help," the plea is so generally applicable that it scarcely matters who has spoken.
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This is churrasco, Brazilian barbecue, opulent and austere at once, the meat scarcely adorned and tasting only of itself, salt and fire.
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Even before the latest sanctions, monthly wages for the party and military elite were scarcely more than those of ordinary North Koreans.
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But then Pantazi brought out two of his students to spar and I saw an effectiveness on defense that I could scarcely believed.
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Image: ESOThis new image of RCW 38 scarcely compares to previous photos taken of the star cluster (see above image for an example).
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Mostly, the show pricks at the preposterousness of the Great Vorelli, with his scarcely evident charisma and his convoluted, Hugo-facilitated evil schemes.
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Mr. Dawes scarcely resembles Mr. Nureyev, but he embodies the dancer's imperious presence and gestures, and he speaks in a persuasive Russian accent.
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And he did so with scarcely any bloodshed, in a manner that's entirely consistent with his emergence as the show's most fascinating character.
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All this means that the political shake-up has caused scarcely a ripple among investors, who are more concerned with Italy's political crisis.
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The earnings of workers without a college education have scarcely risen in 50 years, after adjusting for inflation; for men they have fallen.
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Since January the yield on a ten-year Treasury bond has risen (and thus bond prices have fallen) with scarcely a backward step.
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Even in the countryside everyone has to have a mobile phone, not least to make payments, because there is scarcely any cash left.
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Scarcely had a storm of social-media ridicule died down before Mr Deb stirred it again with some impromptu remarks on beauty pageants.
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And though the '70s version was played on a scarcely-designed board, the game still featured Crossfire's signature plastic guns and metal marbles.
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Freight trucks (semis, 18-wheelers, tractor trailers, what have you) are so ubiquitous on US highways that we scarcely give them any thought.
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Many were going to college, but the aspiring therapist in Des Moines, Iowa, scarcely had the heart to tell them she couldn't go.
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Such trivia would scarcely summon a yawn from a layperson, but to a constitutional lawyer like Kalt, it was a flapping red flag.
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Asked whether the kingdom's actions were stoking regional tensions, he said that things were already so bad they could scarcely get any worse.
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Between the Ottoman defeat in the Middle East in 1918 and Mr Erdogan's arrival in office, Turks had scarcely glanced at the place.
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Given the political tone currently being struck, one can scarcely blame him for assuming that being fair-minded about Islam meant being Muslim.
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That is scarcely a new insight, alas, but what is new is to see a non-Western nation displaying this truth so brazenly.
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Scarcely a week now passes without the world being treated to the real-time footage of another, sometimes harrowing event, which goes viral.
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In normal times this scarcely matters, because most delegates are bound to vote according to their state primary results in the first case.
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Scarcely ever, though, do we see someone sitting at a table in the N.Y.P.L., in solitude and silence, and simply reading a book.
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Some of our politicians even pretend it hasn't happened, with Donald Trump continuing to campaign against crime and carnage where it scarcely exists.
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President Obama, in a farewell address to the United Nations General Assembly in New York this week, scarcely mentioned the war in Syria.
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Even so, it's likely that, as often happens when we get older, he fossilized into someone his younger self would scarcely have recognized.
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In Brandeis's case, opposition to his appointment combined scarcely veiled anti-Semitism with hostility to what some perceived to be his radical politics.
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The fact that serotonin has varied and sometimes contradictory effects scarcely matters here: Peterson's story about the lobster is essentially a modern myth.
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And they did, oh yes they did, with scarcely concealed priapic excitement: Jean-Léon Gérôme, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, and so many others.
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But interviews and records show that the new rules, if implemented, would scarcely make a dent in emissions of the cancer-causing pollutant.
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No. 17 West Virginia catches Oklahoma State short MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Deep and confident, No. 17 West Virginia scarcely missed injured starter Daxter Miles.
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A few odd but consistent accentuations and articulations of the text left room for head-scratching, yet scarcely detracted from the overall effect.
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A reviving political force will be scarcely more palatable, as Silvio Berlusconi, forced out as prime minister in 25.5, makes an unexpected comeback.
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If you too are new to this world, there's scarcely a better place to start than the mix that Texas is sharing today.
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A "large" birch beer is served in a Dixie cup scarcely bigger than the ones your grandmother keeps in a dispenser her bathroom.
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There is also scarcely a middle-class family in Italy's big cities that does not have a child working or studying in Britain.
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"Witness," the world premiere with Ms. Ferri and Mr. Cornejo, was the first time Mr. McGregor's choreography has given me scarcely alloyed pleasure.
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The bar could scarcely have been lower given that the previous movie, "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," was such an interminable slog.
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An analogy: Scientists who study addiction have noted the problems biochemically for some people with eating disorders are scarcely distinguishable from drug addictions.
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White and mostly comfortably middle-class or bourgeois adjacent, they have nice homes, jobs and people they love and some they scarcely tolerate.
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TV news shows that had scarcely covered the BOJ ran features on the threat to savers and pensions in a rapidly aging society.
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Civilization in this enormously successful and exceedingly violent revenge saga is scarcely more than a muddy hellhole where life is less than cheap.
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A photograph of a luncheon-meat salad mold is scarcely more horrifying than the details that led to the creation of the dish.
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The woman behind the counter scarcely looked up from what she was doing as she tossed me a box of pills (30 yuan).
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They were just the gnarliest flare-ups in a season of provocations that seem so business-as-usual that they scarcely feel provoked.
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One recent Harvard survey of 2200,1103 millionaires found that people worth $2110 million or more were scarcely happier than those worth $265 million.
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Some of his most radical proposals, like giving workers 20 percent ownership over large corporations, have scarcely been discussed in the 2020 race.
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All three of the Paris auctions offered these so-called Killer B cars, which can be raced in scarcely less dangerous historic rallies.
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On some days it's so bad, even the beggars don't bother to come to work, and the touts scarcely stir from their stoops.
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So we have an imbalance, an elephant-size problem, so burdensome and shameful we can scarcely muster the strength to talk about it.
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It featured scarcely seen models, including a white and cream Lamborghini Veneno, one of nine roadsters created to celebrate the company's 50th anniversary.
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The concept, scarcely 200 years old, holds that humanity is divided among fixed communities, each defined by a common language, ethnicity and homeland.
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Now the latest advance is upon us, and it promises to benefit the next generation and beyond in ways we can scarcely imagine.
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Its author may not have known that her end was near, but she could scarcely have deluded herself that it was far away.
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The parliament's petty squabbles—and the grinding slowness of European initiative to which they contribute—is an indulgence the EU can scarcely afford.
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And in their remarkable successes, they unwittingly catalyzed a conservative political strategy whose far-reaching effects are scarcely fathomable, and all too real.
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How does a man whom Smith scarcely describes come to work such a mighty will over appointee after appointee and agency after agency?
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Scarcely a day goes by without America's college students being reproached for rejecting poorly rendered sushi or spurning the defenders of statutory rape.
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He scarcely reads, he sleeps a scant few hours a night and, by all reports, he watches TV constantly, preferring programs about himself.
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It's a system that's stubbornly clung to Huxley's tunnel vision, even in the face of evidence so alarming Baird could scarcely have imagined.
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On October 16th, when Mr Macron finally unveiled his new team, it was a mix of unknowns and loyalists that scarcely made a splash.
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It's a force that Dolenz, now 71, could have scarcely imagined when he first auditioned for the show more than half a century ago.
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It is scarcely present in trouble-spots such as Bangladesh and Myanmar where India is already fighting a shadow war for influence with China.
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It represents just over two weeks of revenue for Google parent Alphabet Inc and would scarcely dent the company's cash reserves of $102.9 billion.
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And that will make it nearly impossible for thousands of women, especially in lower-income, scarcely populated areas, to get any care at all.
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And these days, one can scarcely get a paper cut without ending up on WebMD learning that, in a complication or two, we'll die.
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LeJ was banned in 2002 and its upper ranks have been gutted over the past year in "police encounters"—scarcely concealed extra-judicial killings.
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The ink had scarcely dried on Walmart's cheque before the government radically changed the e-commerce rules that had underpinned Walmart's decision to invest.
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Communities with roots going back centuries were pulled up and dumped across borders that had once hardly mattered, into countries that they scarcely knew.
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William says that scarcely a day goes by that he doesn't think of his mom, and Harry says he can still hear her laugh.
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Forecasting models scarcely capture the alarm that would spread through markets if the world's two biggest economies engage in a full-blown trade war.
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" Ginsburg said that the individual complaints can be very small in dollar terms, "scarcely of a size warranting the expense of seeking redress alone.
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The strikes that did the hurting were scarcely different to the strikes he was landing elsewhere in the match, they just stuck the cleanest.
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It represents just over two weeks of revenue for Google parent Alphabet Inc and would scarcely dent the company's cash reserves of $102.9 billion.
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When Clinton read the proclamation at the south rim of the Grand Canyon in 220006, scarcely anybody knew what he was about to do.
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But scarcely a drop of rain had fallen as they approached the horse corrals, just several hundred feet from the back of the property.
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These figures scarcely change, no matter how many reports come out from Human Rights Watch, the United Nations or Australia's own Human Rights Commission.
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Among the Scots, look out for James Douglas (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), the bellow of whose triumphal rage is at once thrilling and scarcely human.
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Before the age of nine, I was pressed down on a bed and made to undergo an operation I scarcely dare to recall now.
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Brexit scarcely brings Britain back to the time of the classical nation state; rather, it threatens the very disintegration of the nation state itself.
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Scarcely 24 hours later, on Friday, President Donald Trump asked Pompeo to delay his trip because of a lack of progress with North Korea.
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He would pace the streets of Columbus with a baggy black hoodie pulled so tight around his head that his eyes were scarcely visible.
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The first is that Trump loves his rambling improvisations, and so does his audience, so he can scarcely be restrained from indulging in them.
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How we scarcely dared mention our "roommates" at work, how teenagers spat on us on the street, threatening us and calling us vile names.
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The truth is, a show that never ends is scarcely any worse and arguably is even better than one that outlives its own inspiration.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Scarcely two months into the Trump administration, it's impossible not to crave art and culture that is relevant.
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Ms. Lawrence and Mr. Edgerton never manage to spark, but it scarcely matters; their characters are too busy to seriously moon over each other.
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We can scarcely tear ourselves away from it, as if in the absence of our watching eyes, the death toll will even further grow.
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The former bartender turned first-time congresswoman is the most high-profile member of the freshman class of 2019 and scarcely needs an introduction.
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He towers over most of the division, a gangly boxer with beautiful takedown defence, but scarcely uses that length as well as he might.
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But those changes have scarcely benefited the working-class and poor black Detroiters who make up more than 80 percent of the city's residents.
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It was stunning — but not entirely surprising — that such treasures were modestly displayed and out in the open, available to all, yet scarcely noticed.
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Unlike Mr. Obama, who ran for office promising to turn around the war in Afghanistan, Mr. Trump scarcely mentioned it on the campaign trail.
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At that moment and elsewhere, Joe scarcely seems the complex, conflicted man who lives by night even as he's increasingly drawn into the day.
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I returned to my former employer after four years -- to a position that paid scarcely more than the one I left, even after negotiation.
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But within the border, where school groups and bleary-eyed travelers watched the proceedings on Jumbotrons, one would scarcely have known of the opposition.
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Instead, there were dozens of books about South Polar explorers, notably Ernest Shackleton—a figure scarcely less fetishized onboard than the Lindblad experience itself.
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Scarcely a sound rose from the millions who packed central London Friday night and this morning for the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales.
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Each unit looks scarcely larger than the aspirin-size battery it runs on, and is designed to be inserted deep into an ear canal.
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It seems scarcely credible that anyone would think it was a good idea to send them into what was only a barely neutral country.
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" One of her new stories, "Souvenir," begins thus: "This is in England, in Cornwall, and a more weird dreary spot could scarcely be imagined.
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DB Capitol Strategies, the firm of treasurer Dan Backer that has run several PACs criticized for taking contributions but scarcely supporting candidates, received $11,148.
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More than 20093 journalists have been murdered in Peru since the country returned to democracy in 1980; scarcely any case has been brought to justice.
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The nine-figure statement of intent was widely derided as profligate, showing that Netflix might be a source of cash but scarcely offered serious competition.
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But since 1982, when the Thames Barrier - London's pioneering flood protection wall - came into use, central Londoners have scarcely had to think about flood risks.
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But South Korean firms currently sell scarcely any trucks to America, and nothing in the deal will diminish Americans' appetite for Hyundai and Kia cars.
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The French and Italian businessmen who greeted Mr. Rouhani this week were all smiles, nonetheless, and the politicians who shepherded them were scarcely less benevolent.
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And yet now soy milk prophets can scarcely be found—since the soy heyday of 2008, soy milk sales have fallen by nearly 60 percent.
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Mr Nasheed has lived in exile since being granted asylum in Britain two years ago, after fleeing a conviction on scarcely credible charges of terrorism.
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But some of these rules are now being relaxed, at least in America, and the financial industry's weight in the world economy has scarcely changed.
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She scarcely has time to adjust to the news of her pregnancy herself before Prince Albert is eager to announce his victory to her council.
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At CES this week, Samsung and HP went completely overboard with their thinness obsession, introducing laptops that are scarcely thicker than a piece of cardboard.
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Where he once charged that Fed Chair Janet Yellen should be ashamed of herself, he has scarcely mentioned her name since he's been in office.
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This is scarcely a reason for the president not to assert the U.S. commitment to Article 5, which is the cornerstone of the NATO Charter.
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Students would take federal funds with them when they left, and that would deprive poorer public schools of money they can scarcely afford to lose.
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Although his arguments are scarcely available in translation, they have been picked up by right-wing and white-nationalist circles throughout the English-speaking world.
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At the time, he could scarcely have realized that the jaunty genie he loosed on the region would refuse to go back in the bottle.
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But the appointments made to date, especially the choice of Stephen K. Bannon as the president-elect's chief strategist, have scarcely supported this complacent thesis.
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To say that she and her husband are a backdrop would be going too far, but the black plot and the white plot scarcely touch.
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But scarcely a drop of rain had fallen as they approached the horse corrals, just a few hundred feet from the back of the property.
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When Hugh Hefner launched Playboy in 1953, he could scarcely have imagined that one day he would be celebrated by conservatives and excoriated by radicals.
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It's strange, then, that in the rush to "repeal and replace" the Affordable Care Act the pricing of health-care services has scarcely been mentioned.
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She was brought up as a non-Muslim, in a home in which the Tatar culture was scarcely detectable and where they mainly spoke Russian.
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From Congress's own prognosticators to Wall Street's virtuosos, scarcely any independent analyses project anything like the rosy forecasts offered by the president's top economic advisers.
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Male smooth guardian frogs scarcely move or eat for days while tending one clutch of eggs, and they seem uninterested in mating with more females.
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The appeal of specialized beer glasses is largely aesthetic; short of a champagne flute, there's scarcely a vessel that will make for a bad sip.
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They have long argued that there is scarcely a pathology in India's political life that does not have its origins in years of Congress rule.
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He is ravenous — for food, for experience, for the acceptance of his peers — and he scarcely thinks about the solicitous father who dotes upon him.
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So, too, did the knowledge that once back home, they would scarcely have to leave again over the final three weeks of the regular season.
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Scarcely had it been declared than he was hammering on the doors of the British War Office, volunteering his services to whoever would have him.
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Reliably hilarious, occasionally heartbreaking, "This Country" is about Kerry and Kurtan's fumbling quest for love and approval in a world that scarcely knows they exist.
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Yet, despite the restrictive diet, his number scarcely budged, and a few years later, in his mid-fifties, he had a heart attack and died.
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The impact of the smartphone on the human psyche is as yet scarcely understood; its addictiveness is treacherous and can be the enemy of thought.
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Scarcely a fan of the current administration, I still find the arguments that these initiatives threaten critical rights and protections for workers to be invalid.
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She scarcely expresses any personal emotion; others control her destiny; she begins happy and she ends happy, with a hundred years of zzz in between.
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Their voices would scarcely be heard in the mega-trials that would be required by the bill, if they could afford to participate at all.
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For a party divided over how to confront Mr. Trump — liberals versus moderates, supporters of impeachment versus staunch opponents — the stakes could scarcely be higher.
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For a party divided over how to confront Mr. Trump — liberals versus moderates, supporters of impeachment versus staunch opponents — the stakes could scarcely be higher.
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The stakes could scarcely be higher for Mr. Trump, who is facing re-election next year, or for Congress, which is battling to weaken him.
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It is puzzling, then, that energy plans from Donald Trump and the Republican Party scarcely mention the industry, much less do anything to support it.
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In many ways, the health system is already stretched too thin, with scarcely enough people spread evenly across the country to do many difficult jobs.
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There was scarcely a government too brutal or corrupt to receive it, so long as it was on the right side in the battle against communism.
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Scarcely a day goes by without some pronouncement from a central banker whether in an interview, a speech, a press conference or in testimony to lawmakers.
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There is scarcely a subject that cannot be mathematically treated and the effects calculated or the results determined beforehand from the available theoretical and practical data.
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Instead, the group of mostly male leaders squabbled over the parameters of a digital future, with scarcely a word mentioned in the final statement about women.
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Besides, Xi Jinping, China's president, has declared 2017 to be a year of stability, so he can scarcely afford a crisis in the South China Sea.
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In Mr Sanders and Mr Trump, she has faced two opponents who could scarcely have been better designed to exaggerate her weaknesses and denigrate her strengths.
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BHUMIBOL ADULYADEJ, the 88-year-old king of Thailand, has been in poor health for so long that each fresh bout of illness seems scarcely newsworthy.
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The arrangements vary, from ambient electronica and Appalachian Gothic to contemporary torch song and bluegrass gospel, with scarcely a hint of Cash's trademark freight-train rhythms.
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BHUMIBOL ADULYADEJ, the 173-year-old king of Thailand, has been in poor health for so long that each fresh bout of illness seems scarcely newsworthy.
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They will scarcely have been reassured when Francis last month encouraged a gathering of priests to show understanding for parishioners who were living together before marriage.
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Other potentially identifying marks like scars and tattoos are lost to the briny deep, as scarcely more than bone and ribbons of flesh return to shore.
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Given that the proposals scarcely affect American banks but may burden foreign competitors, an agreement could widen the lead the Americans already enjoy over their rivals.
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If Amazon ends up splitting its expansion into mini HQs, that is called...opening satellite offices, which scarcely deserves the buckets of ink spilled so far.
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But there was simmering contempt towards conventional mores, scarcely concealed racism, and total phoniness that allowed him to connect with adolescents like a rap Holden Caulfield.
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In the same vein, "hipster" culture is so dominant, from bare-brick coffee-shops to cocktail bars, that there is scarcely any reason to notice it.
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Peter Frampton, for instance, was heard everywhere in his heyday, and the Velvet Underground scarcely listened to in theirs—now it is the other way around.
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We don't really see this side of Jack — his history and time in Vietnam have scarcely been talked about over the last season and a half.
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And so, too, does the Republican Party that emerged from the Reagan era scarcely resemble the one that today selected Donald Trump as its standard bearer.
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That's because even as paid leave has become more available in the past 20 years, the total number of women taking maternity leave has scarcely increased.
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Scarcely believing it myself, I decided to head down and take a whiff for the anniversary of what is known locally as the "Big Smog" approached.
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Given the way it handles these films, Disney/Lucasfilm could scarcely set the embargo any earlier than Tuesday morning and still make it fair for everyone.
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There was scarcely a mention, though, of how a tool like Hivemapper could be used to model out where the Air Force should drop a bomb.
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Strange that we force the workers who produce our healthy produce to live on such low wages meaning that they can scarcely afford the good stuff.
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Already wowed by the incredible* graphics my friend's brand-new PlayStation was capable of, my young mind could scarcely imagine the technical capabilities of Nintendo's machine.
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But this week, my friends, this week is different; this week so much has annoyed me about the industry that I scarcely know where to begin.
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The group of about 100 children were too busy snapping their own pictures around the holy site, scarcely able to believe they were really in Jerusalem.
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The gaping hole in Miocic's game is that he scarcely uses a left hook and ends combinations with his right hand, completely exposed to a counter.
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They could scarcely understand my Alliance Française French; each was proud to be a titi parisien and to speak with the accent of Belleville and Ménilmontant.
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In Austin, the bill was being sold as a way to protect women against sexual predators who might pose as transgender—a problem that scarcely exists.
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The aide, meanwhile, feeling that her paltry compensation scarcely justified virtual enslavement, started helping herself to small amounts of cash that she found around the house.
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Mr. Quinn and Sean Carter, another lawyer for the 9/11 families, hit back scarcely an hour later with their own letter to lawmakers and journalists.
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Afterward, I got scarcely more than a block down St. Marks Place before I ran into a Black Lives Matter protest, with a heavy police presence.
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Until recently, this tendency was scarcely known beyond his home town, Davao City, which as mayor he ruled like an autocrat for more than two decades.
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The country's intertwining history with the US is scarcely discussed—and it is that past that Viktor aims to bring to light with her upcoming show.
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Be it under the slogan of America's "benevolent global hegemony," the neoconservative version, or "the indispensable nation," the neoliberal variant, the party in power scarcely matters.
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Think of the endless cruelties visited by the inhabitants of one corner of the dot on scarcely distinguishable inhabitants of some other corner of the dot.
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There is scarcely a frame of Saving Private Ryan or Band of Brothers that has not been turned into a shooter level in its own right.
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Though a Torontonian through and through, he scarcely considers himself to be part of its scene, or that there is in fact a scene at all.
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They exist scarcely around the world, but they don't exist in just one place like in LA. It is very much like a constant candy store.
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Meghan greeted her sister-in-law but the brothers scarcely spoke — their icy formality a metaphor for a once-close relationship that has all but unraveled.
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Scarcely more welcoming is the dimly lighted, coldly luxurious apartment where Zhenya and her boyfriend sedately fornicate, or the barricaded dwelling of her estranged, viperish mother.
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By contrast, MAGA Republicans — whether of the fully or merely semi-Trumpified varieties — detest NeverTrumpers with an animus they can scarcely extend to liberals or progressives.
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As the Islamic State expanded, it systematically looted and destroyed, using heavy machinery to dig into ancient sites that had scarcely been excavated before the war.
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There is Ma Noni, an elderly woman with shining, scarcely wrinkled skin, and Otis Lee's son, Breezy, who must always have two of everything, even women.
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It's a great location for those on a budget, too — I scarcely noticed the damage to my wallet after a four-night trip there in November.
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These are hardly controversial opinions, at least in the world of elite fiction, where conservative ideas scarcely appear except in exaggerated form, spoken by obvious numbskulls.
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Now, roughly four decades later, Baldwin's relatives have resurrected the work, with a new edition from Duke University Press, and it could scarcely be more timely.
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Even the tunneling effort required the removal of a village of scarcely 100 people, though, and democracy activists joined them in protests that slowed the initiative.
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If so, the shock has not survived; what lingers, after sixty years, is a lazy amusement at mortal foibles, which are scarcely confined to the wealthy.
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Because Democrats now largely agree on pro-biofuels policy, it has scarcely come up in presidential debates or in national media in the current election cycle.
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At the time, anti-Arab racism was mostly seen as a social issue in France, not a religious one; Islam scarcely registered as a domestic phenomenon.
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Sadly, Baltimore has endured so much turbulence at its highest echelons of power in recent years that new plans have scarcely had time to be drafted.
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Though guests at the ball were Dior's most esteemed couture clients, some of the world's most wealthy jet-setters, even they could scarcely believe their eyes.
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In one such house, Cleo (the newcomer Yalitza Aparicio) lives with and works for a multigenerational brood that scarcely seems capable of doing anything without her.
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The standoff has persisted since, and many middle-class Illinoisans have scarcely noticed, shrugging off the conflict as the latest dysfunction out of the State Capitol.
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And he's not alone in his lack of definition: there's scarcely a behavior or line reading in this exasperating relationship drama that doesn't feel like affectation.
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Concurrently, Merkel spoke out against the ultra-modest veils, telling local newspapers that "a fully veiled woman scarcely has a chance at full integration" in German culture.
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But the Japanese also love the exquisite restraint of noh theatre, and the sacramental grace of gagaku music, which has scarcely changed over the past 1,000 years.
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In his introduction to "New Orleans: The First 300 Years", Lawrence Powell describes how this "Dixie Bohemia" inaugurated "a tradition of literary slumming that has scarcely abated".
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WHEN Jacob Zuma resigned as South Africa's president on Valentine's Day in a late-night televised address, his countrymen could scarcely believe he was going at last.
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Over the whole period (1900-2015), returns to the market-timing strategy were scarcely better than to a buy-and-hold portfolio with a constant 100% stockholding.
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Compared to other industries, the music industry is unique in some aspects—the line between your personal life and your work is scarcely there, for a start.
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The man who tweeted that "trade wars are good, and easy to win" may be able to claim a string of victories with scarcely a shot fired.
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And yet, with the exception of children conceived and pre-conceived to be replacements for a dead sibling, the perspective of the human clone is scarcely considered.
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Until about a year ago, the town of fewer than 5,000 people, nestled in the foothills of the Alps, was scarcely known in Slovenia, let alone abroad.
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Getting the major NPCs out of the Tower—where they've scarcely ever been more than terse mannequins—and into the world can only be a good thing.
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"In some of the villages where I've worked in northern Nigeria, there's scarcely a family who hasn't lost someone to a snakebite in living memory," said Warrell.
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On a left-right scale compiled by Crowdpac, a data firm, from the perceptions of millions of political donors, Mrs Clinton has scarcely budged in a year.
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They scarcely mention America's two Iraq wars, and they ignore the eight-year Iran-Iraq War that preceded them, which they presumably regard as a border dispute.
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While Yarrow acknowledges these marks of progress, she insists that if you take a closer look the decade was scarcely a period of advancement for gender equality.
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His stump speech had scarcely changed, from a favorite anecdote about a drawling West Texas farmer to a running countdown of the time remaining before the primary.
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It is scarcely more sensible to treat every product as equally unhealthy when one is known to be lethal, and others are likely to be less harmful.
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"There is scarcely a star in Hollywood whose appeal I would not try to alter or develop," said Hitchcock, setting sail for Hollywood on March 1, 1939.
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Mr. Terry's archives, stored at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, have scarcely been published, and his work has been little exhibited in the United States.
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When Jeannette Rankin of Montana broke the stained-glass ceiling of the House of Representatives a century ago, The Times scarcely knew what to make of her.
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It is a system built on ranking and vetting and voting, and yet one where negative inputs are scarcely possible, and where conflict is resolved with isolation.
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Inside the nave, scarcely an inch of the stone shows through the hundreds of frescoes that ascend the walls and pool in the arches of the cupolas.
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His bluster creates a generalized anxiety such that the President of the United States can appear to be scarcely more reliable than any of the world's autocrats.
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It's often hard to get in and out of, requiring driving long distances on scarcely-used highways or down logging roads, boating up river or flying in.
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But the wildfires that scorched vast swaths of the US this year can scarcely be described as natural disasters, since human activities exacerbated them at every step.
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But even when they finally got him out of the game, they had scarcely more success against a pair of middle relievers, Addison Reed and Zach Duke.
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A mystery scarcely short of divine, the brain, even in the case of a retired insurance man with an eighth-grade education from Newark's Thirteenth Avenue School.
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As the economic damage of the coronavirus outbreak becomes clear, data and forecasts are being produced that would have been scarcely believable just a short time ago.
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That's hardly unexpected, and it also scarcely matters because when a good fantasy fiction like this opens that door of perception called imagination it's a total trip.
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It's not been lost on plenty of people that he legislates for the rich, jabbers for the mob, and gives scarcely a hoot for those in between.
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Scarcely a word has been uttered up to this point, yet much has been expressed: isolation; danger; desperation; fear; relief; and sheer, extreme bodily need and effort.
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I felt sorry for Gyllenhaal, berated in both his personae for being weak, and for Adams, strapped and laced into a role that scarcely lets her breathe.
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A prologue for "Presumptive" can scarcely be resisted, if only because it provides the opportunity for the dinner-party scene that is de rigueur in political fiction.
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In order to make a film as unflinching as "Heaven Knows What," Josh Safdie spent so much time in Holmes's world that he scarcely registered its bleakness.
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You are making a mockery of impeachment and you are scarcely concealing your hatred of me, of the Republican Party, and tens of millions of patriotic Americans.
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On Terceira Island, the dairy cattle graze year-round, which explains why there are scarcely any barns or farm buildings—the cows are always out at pasture.
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An official synopsis for the film released Tuesday reads: Lara Croft is the fiercely independent daughter of an eccentric adventurer who vanished when she was scarcely a teen.
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While the game's backdrops and decorations changed depending on how the dice rolled to create the cult's character, the player's interactions with that environment scarcely seemed to change.
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Scarcely a week's gone by since the proverbial crap hit the fan after Kylie and Kendall appropriated the images of dead musicians for a line of $125 shirts.
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Ginsburg wrote that "it is scarcely arguable the Congress would have preferred no statute at all" in explaining her disagreement with the court's decision on the severability question.
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The problem is, again, one of gender: Peggy comes and goes like a ghost, scarcely giving utterance to her thoughts, without a single scene to call her own.
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It does make me consider how, at the end of the day, the things we say we're outraged over online are things we are scarcely truly outraged about.
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Despite the advent of the internet, smartphones and artificial intelligence, the official value added by the information industry as a share of GDP has scarcely changed since 2000.
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But such ingenious ways out would scarcely reflect the spirit of a vote in which more than half the electorate voted for populism, radical change and new faces.
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A written description scarcely does it justice, which is why you should pick up a pair of TREBLAB Z2 Wireless Noise-Cancelling Headphones to hear it for yourself.
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So powerful was that memory fifty years later that when the rest of the country rose up against the military, scarcely anyone in the region took up arms.
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I wanted to make a potage, but being a millennial who can scarcely operate a can opener, I did not have the skills nor the utensils to cook.
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Perversely, his prose is set nowhere recognizable, like the prose of Edgar Allan Poe, and his "characters" scarcely exist except as vehicles for impressionistic descriptions of mental states.
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Concentrated in an area scarcely 100-kilometers wide are the Syrian army, its allies, including Hezbollah and Iranian Shia militia, as well as Kurdish and Arab tribal groups.
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Today, survivor guilt is scarcely mentioned in the broader discussion around PTSD, and mental-health experts worry the condition is being chronically underreported and overlooked in trauma survivors.
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Most results were unsurprising: people e-mailed more formally when dealing with business, across a gap in rank, with people they scarcely knew, and to a bigger audience.
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Farrell is shifty and abrupt, and we learn of a grave mistake in Steven's past, though it scarcely warrants the vengeance that is about to be meted out.
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The nine-page letter, filled with astonishing formulas that, as Mr. Hardy wrote, "seemed scarcely possible to believe," prompted him to wonder if Mr. Ramanujan were a fraud.
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It wasn't by chance that the Democrats made no mention of ISIS on the first day of the convention and scarcely mentioned it on the next two days.
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Lilly had scarcely a bruise, and continued to not only deliver blows on McCoy, but to also cause the man to miss and fall on his own accord.
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Why were we forced to see him awarded a preposterous two additional Gold Gloves in his dotage when his defense was scarcely better than mediocre in his prime?
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This summer Ms. Hall is back (three cheers!), as a woman fast realizing that she can scarcely have anything — not a job, not a relationship, not some R.
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SALISBURY, England — The gentle stroll from Zizzi's, a restaurant in the center of this sleepy cathedral town, to Sainsbury's, a popular nearby supermarket, could scarcely be less remarkable.
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Although Russia announced the opening of two humanitarian corridors to the north and the south of the enclave, the bombardment has scarcely subsided to allow civilians safe passage.
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Terrifying because in that moment I realized how completely surrounded these children were — and I say children because most were in their teens, scarcely old enough to shave.
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" Moynihan said the resolution was "a political lie of a variety well known to the 20th century, and scarcely exceeded in all that annal of untruth and outrage.
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Those three dancers — one man, two women — occupying the main floor for "Moon Fate Sin" maintain their triangle; they scarcely travel throughout the work's 30 or more minutes.
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It will not celebrate because it has a batch of glimmering new arenas that it scarcely needs, or because the World Cup has been bent to Putin's will.
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"You wouldn't know me if you saw me here / I'm changing day to day," she sings, deploying a girlish Texas drawl that has scarcely changed in thirteen years.
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Congress has only rarely approved arms control treaties — and with the Senate in Republican hands, it seems scarcely likely that an agreement limiting hypersonic weapons would find favor.
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In Washington, scarcely a handful of Republicans have stood up to President Trump, even when he has flouted party orthodoxy on issues like trade, immigration and the deficit.
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In Washington, scarcely a handful of Republicans have stood up to President Trump, even when he has flouted party orthodoxy on issues like trade, immigration and the deficit.
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He had scarcely graduated from a Box Brownie in 1959, totally self-taught, when he was sent to the Heathrow VIP lounge to photograph people arriving and departing.
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In contrast to the venture capitalists who were knocked off their perches this summer by harassment complaints, Upload was scarcely dented by the publicity surrounding Ms. Scott's suit.
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Sonically, Tinguely's fidgety machines of mechanical disorder produce gratuitous Musique concrete-like noise fields that are sometimes scarcely audible, such as "Trompette" (1962), which rubs and never blows.
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It is not yet clear why the Grenfell Tower fire spread so far and so fast, but the government's tardy response to the Lakanal tragedy could scarcely look worse.
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A yearly cap of 50,000 is scarcely calculated to accommodate either America's needs for foreign talent and expertise or the most basic humanitarian goals of the nation's democratic system.
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She says she was only shown a single sheet of paper — one she couldn't take with her, and that scarcely helped — and given a CoreLogic phone number to call.
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But a new trailer released this week shows both actors have scarcely lost a step, or a karate kick, even decades later, with both actors now in their 50s.
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It might be a holiday riddled with some troublesome undertones, but Thanksgiving's still a time to go home, enjoy mom's cooking, and argue politics with family members scarcely seen.
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"I was going to come back, Hamnet," Shakespeare insists, because how was he to know that his only son would last scarcely more than a decade on this earth?
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Scarcely a day has gone by in the past month without some new breaking news about powerful men in show business or politics indulging vulgar and often illegal appetites.
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Samsung's design is that little bit more refined and pleasant to hold, and the 5.5-inch Galaxy S7 Edge is scarcely any larger than the 5.3-inch LG G5.
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This chart from asset manager Robeco shows the equity-risk premium — the amount the "earnings yield" of stocks exceeds the risk-free Treasury yield — has scarcely eased since December.
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It's a veiled, crouched, scarcely human figure who turns out to be the doom-saying, grief-maddened, prophetic Queen Margaret (played by that fine, Tony-winning actress Marie Mullen).
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For Turkey, there is scarcely a more delicate topic than what historians say was the murder of more than a million Armenians and other Christian minorities in 1915-16.
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That was the last display of tenderness the stocky French Open champion would produce until consoling Garcia with a hug at the net after scarcely 56 minutes of play.
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She may of course begin with the hope, and romance would scarcely be possible otherwise; however, the truth hits her sharply, like vision or revelation when the time comes.
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A third of Albertans think the province would be better off separate, according to an Ipsos poll released last week, up from 25% scarcely more than a year earlier.
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Above the space set aside for a replacement library, the developers erected a 2000-story hotel and apartment tower called the Baccarat, for which the adjective "luxury" scarcely suffices.
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Like many writers, she preferred "living all the time in a poetical world of my own scarcely realizing the existence of other people," as she wrote in her diary.
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Snowboarding — which scarcely existed 215 years ago and took over ski resorts around the world seemingly overnight, adding 22014 million participants in two decades — has tumbled to earth recently.
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Sex Criminals explains its conceit and the rules behind it by letting the characters themselves talk us through it, because it's scarcely less puzzling to them than to us.
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Time spent YouTubing Marcelo Garcia is time well spent and scarcely a week goes by without some high profile MMA fighter making the pilgrimage to his New York gym.
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It is also worth noting that the double collar tie is scarcely used due to its doing little to facilitate a shot and simply giving the opponent elbow control.
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It had become commonplace by then for some in the family to bathe only once every four or five days and for scarcely long enough to wash their hair.
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But the fifty-odd pages of the novel narrated in Rosa's voice, ostensibly while on her voyage from Dublin back to the Greek islands, scarcely touch on this decision.
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It shows in the results this season: 30 games played, 30 games won, a scarcely probable 329 goals scored in a league largely consisting of neighborhood teams from Catalonia.
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A scarcely decipherable ransom note was left for Mr. Hagen, containing death threats and requests for large quantities of Monero, an unregulated cryptocurrency that is known for anonymous transactions.
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Brown, for example, acknowledges but scarcely dwells on how the princess' two children became "widely regarded as more accomplished and personable" than the queen's own feckless, always-divorcing offspring.
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The music changes to Mozart — his variations on "Ah, Vous Dirai-Je, Maman" ("Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star") — and the best fun is that you scarcely feel any gear change.
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There is scarcely any oxygen left to discuss the more contentious aspects of Amazon, like its scorn for taxes or its plans to capture much of local government purchasing.
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In a 1983 interview with The Globe and Mail, the Toronto newspaper, Mr. Zündel said that he had grown up in an apolitical family and knew scarcely any Jews.
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In a bewildering end to the show, "La La Land" was first announced as the winner before its jubilant cast and crew were interrupted with a scarcely believable correction.
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They finally concluded that the bacteria was traced to river water, cattle feces and wild-pig feces on a California cattle ranch scarcely a mile from a spinach field.
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Across the entire country, which is the second-largest in Africa and the size of Western Europe, there is scarcely 503 percent electrification for a population of 80 million.
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"She was a novelist married to a powerful literary critic who seems never to have expressed any appreciation, or scarcely any interest, in his wife's writing," Mr. Epstein concluded.
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But like so many of her cousins, she was little known to the wider public, a relatively anonymous young woman who had scarcely begun to choose her life's path.
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He had spoken of economic inequality and a political system rigged to benefit the few, but had scarcely touched upon the implications of that system for African-Americans specifically.
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He has an easy, avid knowledge of the Western canon; his book scarcely addresses movies, and occasionally reads like fragments from lectures delivered at one of our great universities.
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Tiny could scarcely understand the uptick, until one day Dale burst into the shop, his eyes wild, pupils dilated, his head covered in a cap of soft black silk.
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" As Mr. Buttigieg spoke, Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders were holding rallies in which they could scarcely utter two sentences without dropping in some formulation of the word "fight.
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The stimulus had been large (if not large enough), but with $211 billion of it dedicated to tax credits and incentives for individuals and businesses, it scarcely resembled socialism.
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PARK CITY, Utah — The Grateful Dead, or what scarcely remains of them nowadays, are no less powerful when they take the stage — at least, to those who know them.
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To make a documentary about the Internet that scarcely mentions sex, as Herzog does, is like writing a history of gardening and turning your nose up at the roses.
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Every couple struggles, to some extent, to communicate, but our differences, concealing one another like nesting dolls, inhibited our trust in each other in ways that we scarcely understood.
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But like so many of her cousins, she was little known to the wider public, a relatively anonymous young woman who had scarcely begun to choose her life's path.
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The power outage could scarcely have come at a worse time for Angelenos, who have been suffering for days in a heat wave that reached new highs on Saturday.
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Now, Napoleon was not averse to the extracurricular, but the calamitous six-month Russian campaign, with the loss of close to half a million men, was scarcely the moment.
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Either way, the last explosion, which the International Atomic Energy Agency called "an extremely regrettable act" was a significant, and dramatic escalation in regional tensions that have scarcely been higher.
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That was true even before Schumer's decision to demand provisions aimed at addressing a problem that Trump scarcely acknowledges, and doesn't accept is human-caused despite the overwhelming scientific consensus.
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Many conservatives appear to have scarcely registered their political victories, preferring instead to complain of a sinister "deep state" beyond executive control and resume their retaliatory campaigns against Hillary Clinton.
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For one thing, mid-term cycles are famous for their violent swings against the party in power, and are scarcely predictive of a party's performance in the following presidential election.
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"'Wounds' was filmed on location, but we catch only glimpses of the city and scarcely feel the heat," Helen T. Verongos wrote in her review for The New York Times.
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The 44% of Americans who worry a lot about global warming today are scarcely more numerous than the 41% who felt that way in 2007, or the 20173% in 2000.
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That argument has always been simplistic, but now it is harder to make; scarcely a week passes in Washington when companies like Apple and Google are not in politicians' crosshairs.
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But that depends on decisions about economic governance taken by its leaders, which will in turn be influenced by social and geopolitical forces that economists scarcely understand and generally ignore.
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That's the advantage of having scarcely any bezels around the display — though I should also point out that the Find X screen never actually felt meaningfully larger than the Pixel's.
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And, yes, it also coincided with the buildup of a titanic equity-market bubble leading to a market top in 2000 that would scarcely be exceeded until 13 years later.
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And yet, as I write this column, India has been witnessing a clear, creeping trend of polarization between Hindus and Muslims, with scarcely believable cases of lynchings and mob violence.
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There is scarcely a work in the entire exhibition that does not demonstrate how deeply we are struggling with the same issues that concerned Black artists a half-century ago.
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But if you scarcely type mocking Spongebob text, perhaps you'll want to keep manually alternating between capital and lowercase letters and save your precious $0.99 for a more helpful app.
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Scarcely a quarter of Swedes think the coalition is doing a good job and more back Moderate leader Anna Kinberg Batra, whose party has embraced a tough line on asylum.
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It's not something you see all that often in mixed martial arts, and you will scarcely ever seen it thrown this frequently, but for Whittaker it was a savvy move.
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At the same time, Erdogan has led a crackdown on the press, with the state jailing critical journalists and academics en masse and closing down opposition outlets; scarcely any remain.
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During the 2016 campaign, he boasted that he was "really rich" and a member of powerful circles that his voters could scarcely imagine, where only he would speak for them.
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Instead, it was Éder, a scarcely used Portuguese substitute, who created and scored the solitary goal that won the tournament after 109 minutes of stalemate at the Stade de France.
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Wider society scarcely acknowledges these problems and most of those on the receiving end, whether carers or people being cared for, are simply too overwhelmed to do much about them.
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Newspapers play no role in Libya and independent national media based inside the country scarcely exists as journalists often face threats from armed groups or officials unhappy with critical coverage.
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So, like thousands of people living stealthily out of vehicles in the parking lots of Walmarts and hospitals, in parks and on untrafficked lanes, Gene was scarcely noticed for months.
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Mr. Cruz and Mr. Kasich have scarcely tangled with each other during the Republican primary, in large measure because they tend to appeal to different swaths of the Republican electorate.
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Baku, with the championship favorites colliding and a podium of drivers who could scarcely believe their luck, provided enough drama to keep the championship bubbling away for months to come.
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Julián Díaz: Yeah, my first bar was totally illegal—a real speakeasy—and it was 2002, a time when the country was in crisis and there were scarcely any controls.
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" However, the Supreme Court justice, who has become notably political in the Trump era, also noted that "though we have made huge progress, the work of perfection is scarcely done.
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She later told reporters that her husband had been abusive and that they had scarcely been in touch since the end of their marriage, which lasted from 1985 to 1990.
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She doesn't stand out in a cluttered office that's a horror show of smiling obsequiousness and barely hidden contempt; she scarcely rates a genuine hello or a shred of interest.
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Twenty shelves, five long shelves per side, cover all the sides except two; their height, which is the distance from floor to ceiling, scarcely exceeds that of a normal bookcase.
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Released the year "Taxi Driver" capped the Hollywood New Wave and "Rocky" reversed it, "Mikey and Nicky" is as much a virtuoso performance as Scorsese's film and scarcely less disturbing.
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Nationwide injunctions were scarcely used during the 20th century, but during President Barack Obama's second term, the tactic gained popularity as a way to push back on perceived executive overreach.
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Adams, though well aware of how commercialized the national parks had become, could scarcely have anticipated that on summer weekends the grounds bordering the Grand Canyon would look like Woodstock.
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More from Tripp Mickle and Liz Hoffman of the WSJ: The push into credit cards is fraught for Goldman, whose track record in consumer finance is scarcely two years old.
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Rotogravure reproductions in the Pictorial showed the French army entering Noyon — though scarcely in a cinematic scene of jubilation — as well as the damage done to Noyon, Bapaume, and Nesle.
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The dance pressure and styles scarcely change; there are wonderful moments when (for example) break-dancing and Trisha Brown style seem fascinatingly fused but also long passages of the anodyne.
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But many of those who work with lifers will attest to another factor, something that the American punitive, retributive criminal-justice system scarcely seems to believe is possible: lasting change.
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He had high ambitions for the unity of Continental Europe and France's foremost place in it, and looked upon a newly isolated Britain with scarcely concealed irritation bordering on contempt.
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His big-picture commentary is so compressed and fluid that you often scarcely notice how casually he's able to switch from micro to macro and back inside a single paragraph.
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The location of the pair's meeting could scarcely be more fitting given the topic that has most recently divided Trump from his French counterpart — and leaders worldwide: the Paris Agreement.
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Elizabeth sometimes thought so, and critics said so, though the latter can scarcely be credited, on account of cruelty, and because what they meant was that his stories were nuts.
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He surely has not missed the fact that the U.S. can do little against a weak and dysfunctional North Korea, whose deliverable nuclear arsenal is scarcely measureable compared with Russia's.
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Scarcely a week (a day!) went by without a powerful man being called out for his alleged sexual misconduct, most publicly of course during the fraught Brett Kavanaugh nomination hearings.
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Given that the House GOP caucus is both moving right and retaining power, the prospects for progressive legislation may be scarcely less bleak in January than they are right now.
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And by 853, because of widespread vaccination, the virus was declared eliminated in the US: Enough people were immunized that outbreaks were uncommon, and deaths from measles were scarcely heard of.
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Russia's trade with Asia accounts for a piddling 1% of the region's total, and Asia's economic miracle has scarcely touched the 6.4m Russians in the dilapidated cities of Russia's Far East.
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