" Shadowy creatures appear as "scribbled black lines of limbs.
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"I know I can write," she scribbled in her diary.
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Sanders supporters scribbled out signs and taped over their mouths.
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The men threw out a note scribbled on toilet paper.
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The projector's box had one word scribbled on it: Kansas.
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But the women scribbled notes furiously, their Cartier bangles clinking.
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On the back of the note, he scribbled his thanks.
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Jonathan scribbled out the instructions along with a crude map.
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"Exciting development," she scribbled in her diary in late January.
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Below are three of the notes scribbled on Trump's list.
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Reminders of everyday tasks are scribbled all over the apartment.
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Signs scribbled in Farsi can be spotted along Westwood Boulevard.
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Elsewhere you bring the doctor's scribbled instructions to a pharmacist.
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"This isn't the end," my friends had scribbled on the glass.
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On it was scribbled in black Sharpie: DECERVO TESTING ROOM 307.
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"You take 600 mg of cocaine," he scribbled on the board.
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Someone scribbled "F*** Trump" on the President's star on Hollywood Blvd.
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Plot points for Season 6 were scribbled all over the walls.
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He'd written a novel, hosted radio programs, scribbled a TED talk.
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Royal contracts were arranged informally, sometimes scribbled on paper over coffee.
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They are etched into bronze, scribbled onto plywood, outlined with nails.
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Scribbled over the maps were hundreds of artists' nicknames or pseudonyms.
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Green scribbled down every cut, every back screen and every curl.
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" In the margin next to this, Judge Gorsuch had scribbled, "Yes.
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We'd have a schedule, scribbled out in a day planner I carried.
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The words "HARD PASS" are scribbled in red letters across the email.
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Somebody—one of Holley's bandmates—located one and scribbled the sentence down.
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Now we know: Beware handsome men bearing beautifully scribbled upon coffee cups.
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It's basically a jean jacket with black sharpie scribbled on the back.
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He and Bevan scribbled their makeshift banner on the coach ride over.
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"Nothing will grow here" was the message scribbled in the local records.
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He scribbled the number 18 on the grease board and circled it.
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Itinerant workers had scribbled their names and countries on the compound's walls.
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She taught yoga for fun and scribbled on "pretty paper" at work.
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A page of scribbled calculations by Isaac Newton sold for about $21,000.
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I leaf through Jean-Luc's packet and find a scribbled nursing note.
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An address for a pawnshop found scribbled on a piece of paper.
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Thatcher scribbled on a memo about the financial struggles of London Zoo.
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There are exposed air ducts and I-beams scribbled with contractors' marks.
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I'm just tired of the scribbled out dates, the media confirmations, the lies.
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Millennials only got a piece of sheepskin with some Latin scribbled on it.
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Thereafter, Mr. Huang scribbled "good man" in Chinese on the man's shirt tickets.
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Mr. Kolb quickly scribbled a note and asked her to pass it on.
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A friend, John Hobhouse, scribbled "this is so very pointed" in the margins.
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"How do you feel?" she scribbled next to a drawing of her body.
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The Marines glanced at the image for 10 seconds, and then hastily scribbled.
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They didn't look up, just scribbled, then slid the paper back to me.
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"THERE WAS NO COLUSION" was scribbled on the page, seemingly missing an "L."
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The citizens here have scribbled furious demands for lower taxes and higher wages.
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He scribbled his signature and gave a forced grin as photographers moved in.
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He scribbled his signature and gave a forced grin as photographers moved in.
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Our medical student quietly scribbled information about each patient in a small notepad.
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" For good measure, in case the workers spoke Spanish, I scribbled: "Este chicle?
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Cory Gardner of Colorado, up for reelection this year, also scribbled down notes.
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A large yellow sign was filled with the scribbled notes of well-wishers.
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Some slipped notes to the D.J. scribbled on napkins, but they weren't requests.
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Leaning self-consciously against the Fat Man replica, I scribbled in my notepad.
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Here's the one I decided to repair first: a narrow scribbled scrape. Ugly!
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I scribbled down a few lines for him, and he was blown away.
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"Iinziin," she mutters, harkening back to a word scribbled somewhere in Becky's ghoulish notes.
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While fans loved Louderman, you won't find Rap's name scribbled in anyone's burn books.
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"I've scribbled an income out of what I've been doing for years," he says.
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He took a pen and scribbled something on the back of a punch card.
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He had scribbled the words "prom... please?" across his bare chest in black sharpie.
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He soon saw the bandage on Maya's leg, with a date scribbled on it.
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For instance, Leslie Weibeler contributes a selection of poetry with scribbled notations on it.
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Carmichael had scribbled some notes earlier that night, but mostly he winged his set.
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They scribbled down a partial verdict, then ripped it up, worried it might leak.
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He scribbled notes along the edges of images that were already covered with notes.
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Tim Scott scribbled a note on a 3x5 notecard and handed it to Sen.
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Landrum took a purple crayon, her favorite color, and scribbled in tight, tiny letters.
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Mr. Graham scribbled on a piece of paper what the president had to say.
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Above the shelves of wineglasses were chalkboards scribbled with the day's menu in Japanese.
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But that's OK. "Just keep talking," he continued, as reporters scribbled his every word.
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One page literally has hand scribbled policy changes on it that can't be read.
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Unable to speak, she scribbled notes to help the police's investigation to find her attacker.
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Sometimes she can't even talk, and just starts on hand-drawn diagrams and scribbled notes.
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According to a hand-scribbled tribal agreement, Muhannad must pay the tenant $140,000 to leave.
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One has the words KALE GOD scribbled at the bottom in With My Woes typeface.
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For these pieces, LeWitt scribbled his lines together into thick patterns of waves and stripes.
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During the trial, Allred sat in the courtroom and scribbled notes on a legal pad.
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When the final bill emerged, notes were still hand-written and scribbled in the margins.
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I scribbled on my bedroom wall predicting my results as if to make them fact.
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And he's famous for his notes — detailed instructions scribbled on yellow notepads — and his emails.
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Tasting notes "The most like a beef burger by far," was my first scribbled note.
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As Philbin answered their question, the two GOP senators furiously scribbled notes at their desks.
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What you turned in was a draft at best with notes scribbled in the margins.
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I scribbled his words into my notebook, hoping I would get them right in print.
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She scribbled down her details on a piece of paper but didn't get Stacy's information.
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The ceiling was covered with empty wine bottles, all over which previous guests had scribbled messages.
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Ms. Waago cradled her dog-eared book, notes scribbled in the margins, and offered a testimony.
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In this field, scientists can describe epic computers of unlimited power with scribbled definitions on paper.
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A window overlooking a courtyard has molecular structures scribbled over it in pink and green marker.
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Where blood was spilled are now scribbled messages, seemingly written for Castile or a higher power.
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In the second to last box, he saw the word "Stingray," scribbled in one investigator's notes.
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Behold: It's a complicated, engaging piece, a patchwork of hastily scribbled lines and bold, misshapen rectangles.
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"She is my life," Liltz scribbled in the note she thought would bear her final words.
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The words "RIP KPK" were scribbled by protesters on walls near the country's parliament, Reuters said.
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An approximation can be scribbled with crayons by a child while artists can paint abstract reinterpretations.
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Some of her memories are scribbled over, or crossed out, or tinted with a garish hue.
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He then scribbled on a notebook that he also needed help finding a nearby bus stop.
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I did two or three or four puzzles a day, covering activity books with scribbled mistakes.
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Don&apost get intimidated by all that elegant-looking French that&aposs scribbled on champagne bottles.
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Many people simply scribbled their memorial cards in permanent marker on the pavement outside the arena.
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Tim Scott of South Carolina scribbled on a note card and handed it to Republican Sen.
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The N.F.L. playoffs are two weeks away, and so much remains scribbled in pencil, easily erased.
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There were flowers left against every gate and poetry scribbled on paper taped to the lampposts.
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Information was attached to the back of each photo, and Bill scribbled notes there as well.
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One teacher scribbled out instructions on yellow sticky notes placed on different pages in the packet.
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He scribbled some marks on my customs form and sent me to an X-ray machine.
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The performer shamelessly peeked at his hand, where he had the words to the iconic song scribbled.
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"We scratch our destiny / from hands of a curtailing fate," she scribbled, sitting beneath a mango tree.
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Her serenades to Blake Shelton have his name is scribbled in pen, a heart sketched around it.
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The proposal looked like something scribbled on a cocktail napkin after a long night at the bar.
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The main offenses, per the Democrats: scribbled changes and hundreds of pages they can't read through tonight.
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Then we see a little scribbled BoJack surrounded by floating, watchful eyes, as he thinks Oh, shit.
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But he did take notes, scribbled down in the cramped capsule only a bit bigger than himself.
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"You must be kidding," he scribbled on the letter, though he did sign off on the visit.
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Police then interviewed Arthur, who is black, because he scribbled his own dorm number in the graffiti.
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She was communicating largely by notes scribbled in the small notebook she carried, and by facial expression.
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The words "Police Everywhere, Justice Nowhere" are scribbled on the ground beneath a Georgia trooper's black shoe.
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The image of the house sparrow had been scribbled over in red letters: " Trash ," it read. ♦
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Drake first scribbled out his equation in 0003 , during a scientific conference in Green Bank, West Virginia.
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The guy first covered "Baldwin" with white spray paint, then scribbled "Bieber" over that in black paint.
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What Mr. Hogg, 280, knew about grocery stores he could have scribbled on the back of receipt.
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Gone are the days of Grandma's hand-scribbled recipe book being our only resource for food knowledge.
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A piece of cardboard painted black served as a chalkboard, with simple algebra formulas scribbled on it.
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My favorite return attempt was a moldy, yellowed Bee-Gees coloring book that had been scribbled in.
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They were unremarkable found paintings — flea-market kitsch, we'd call them today — which he'd scribbled over himself.
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Her menu was on the wall, with the price list papered over and new prices scribbled in.
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He nonetheless scribbled them down on a yellow sticky note, which he left on Mr. Trump's desk.
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"Window is short," North said, according to the aide's scribbled notes, which I obtained earlier this year.
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Projected track lines across the Carolinas look as though a toddler has scribbled all over the map.
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Kumail shared a shot of his phone number scribbled on the back of a hospital visitor pass.
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He scribbled down a mathematical formula for one of the genetic computations he uses often in his work.
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The word, scribbled in black marker on all the packages, turned out to be the time 7:45.
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On a pad of paper on Garrett's desk is a scribbled list of names: Franky, Frieda, Lady, Mackey.
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Finally, when I was ready, Elly came out with a check hand-scribbled on a slip of paper.
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" Graffiti scribbled in pink and purple on another wall nearby was more direct: "Blow Jobs are Real Jobs!
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One might see this story scribbled in a spiral notebook — the kind you keep hidden under your mattress.
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Steven's name was originally listed on Pruitt's lease, but was scribbled out and Vicki's name was written in.
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Over the past 18 years, only a few people have scribbled their names on the wall, Everett said.
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Mr. Sandy shifted in his chair and scribbled notes as Ms. McGinn laid out her case against him.
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I scribbled some notes with my quill, but the flickering candlelight kept throwing strange shadows on my paper.
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A closer look at the work benches—anyone wanna explain what the stuff scribbled on the whiteboard means?
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" Last year, I scribbled this thought in my journal: "The age of the full sentence is upon us.
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For Columbia's project, the focus was buildings, but other mapathons have scribbled in roads, coastlines, bridges and more.
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He nodded and scribbled the word down in English on a scrap of paper for Kawakubo to read.
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He drew a quick circle and scribbled the symbols of the 12 signs of the zodiac around it.
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In the crayon drawing, he layers different densities of scribbled color both inside and outside the rounded forms.
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In scribbled black marker, a sign on the jar, written in all capital letters, read: Donation Coast Guard.
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Dexter scribbled on transparent film stock with a magic marker while it fed through a traditional, whirring projector.
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A handwritten list, scribbled in red ink, provides the names of some of the children who were killed.
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Romo had scribbled notes in the margins, knowing full well that it was unlikely that he would play.
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Less than inspiring, these plain notebooks don't exactly reflect the brilliant ideas scribbled all over the inside pages.
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He also has the word "Love" scribbled across the top of his cheek -- very Post Malone-like, right?
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That line was scribbled in black marker onto a typewritten sheet of remarks on the table before him.
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My first and only diversion from my scribbled route happened after I was spit out from the bike lane.
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There was no rhyme or reason, just whatever I had wanted to get done that day was scribbled there.
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"If man chooses square world he readily makes himself a slave to machines and money," he had once scribbled.
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Lohan hinted that there was trouble in paradise by sharing an Instagram photo with her lover's face scribbled out.
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Scribbled posters count the remaining spots, and remind those on the phones to check for an English-language qualification.
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In other works, Saini Kallat includes what look like anatomical drawings with notes and markings scribbled on the paper.
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And he left a final, cryptic message: the letters "RB," scribbled twice on a wall with his own blood.
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During the closing arguments she re-read her notes, underlined things she'd already written and then scribbled new notes.
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The pop star scribbled a note on a yellow Post-it and passed it to one of her attorneys.
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Next came a library card, with old due dates scribbled out and a list of dates in the future.
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" On a paper napkin, he had scribbled, "I'd like to buy the world a Coke and keep it company.
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In the kitchen -- among the utensils, fresh produce, pots and pans -- is a weekly menu scribbled on parchment paper.
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Now, I try to follow her scribbled directions and find cooking (and watching cooking videos on YouTube) very therapeutic.
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My inpatient care doctor explained this to me years ago as she scribbled "bipolar II disorder" on my chart.
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In 19833, The Sunday Times of London claimed to have Adolf Hitler's diaries, scribbled in the Führer's own hand.
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"Oh, yes, sir," replied the doctor, G. S. N. Raju, pointing to his scribbled notations in a battered ledger.
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That spring, a member of the county's IT department returned from a conference bearing a napkin scribbled with ideas.
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It's the same jacket from the "In My Feelings" video, with the words "Free JT" scribbled in the corner.
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I returned home, the notes from our meeting scribbled over and around my recipe, and made the cookies again.
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Trying to make sense of the illegible nonsense scribbled on a piece of paper and then I see it.
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The mayor dutifully scribbled notes, asking questions that reflected the decidedly technocratic spirit he has brought to City Hall.
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This time, he left something behind: On the brick cellar wall, he scribbled his name — and his prisoner number.
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Scribbled on a chalkboard are the daily specials; today's include braised beef rib, shepherd's pie, halibut with lemon butter.
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The other Democratic managers and aides sitting at the prosecution table, now on the sidelines, scribbled into their notebooks.
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I found a pen and Dad scribbled a bit on the card and then passed it to me, exhausted.
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"I just wrote, scribbled some words down on an envelope," Mr. Mendelson told the Television Academy Foundation in 2010.
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"Alia, Yazid, Walid, Najd, Lina, what would I be without you?" it said, with hearts scribbled next to it.
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His name is scribbled in child's writing on a light switch in the bedroom he and his mother shared.
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The notebook lay open beside me with the words, "What is wrong with me?" scribbled in Sharpie across the page.
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I scribbled it down in my crossword ideas book and came up with a couple of dozen more P__F__ entries.
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Pix is able to straighten out the Post-its so you can better read the text scribbled on the note.
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Ross scribbled together a patent application for a device back in 1992 and now claims that Apple stole his design.
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He started the day with a note to himself: "Get ready," Rock scribbled on a piece of official Oscars paper.
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Around the soccer-mad boy's room were brightly colored Post-It notes scribbled with Swedish words he had been learning.
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She left "no outlines, notes about characters, drafts scribbled over with revisions and additions" or any other such tantalising clues.
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It's the one I read in my high school English class, the pages yellowed, the margins filled with scribbled notes.
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Jon Tester of Montana posted an angry video calling out his Republican counterparts and their scribbled legislative notes on Twitter.
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How would they capture the essence of every state through a small design scribbled across a pair of workout sneaks?
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The television producers, gripping sheets of scribbled upon paper between their hairy signet-ringed sausage fingers, cooked up a plan.
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He is 31, based on the date his father scribbled on the back of the family's copy of the Quran.
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But when he starts speaking, questions of racial and cultural identity emerge in a tangle, mirroring his own scribbled strokes.
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De Quincey had wonderful ideas he could never remember, often scribbled down on pieces of paper he could never find.
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In the Taliban's technical room, many delegation members scribbled in notebooks, while one had a single MacBook at the table.
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Ms. Lalama arrived at the first opening number rehearsal carrying a notebook scribbled with X's and O's grouped into formations.
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I swayed as the bus went into a turn onto Avenue C. Whatever I scribbled in my notebook was illegible.
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Above them hung a bright pink poster board, with a phrase scribbled in large black letters: "Bring Dulce Alavez Home."
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His profile photo, of him and Ms. Campbell together, has a Union Jack heart on it with "Manchester" scribbled across.
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Timbers, in a baseball cap, shared extremely precise notes on sound and lighting, which he'd scribbled on a legal pad.
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In her nightstand she'd kept a small spiral notebook in which she had scribbled a long list of life goals.
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Her paintings are fragmented and broken up, with some figures painted on top of photographs, while others are scribbled out.
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Mendieta scribbled notes and took pictures; at one point, he tried to inspect the teeth of several of the Mashco.
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"Criminals=fathers and mothers," said a message scribbled in an apartment entryway that was viewed by The New York Times.
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At one point, she flashed a Photoshopped image of Hillary Clinton at the lectern, her forearms scribbled with crib notes.
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In the right-hand panel, a crimson escutcheon hovers, like a danger signal, against a vortex of tangled, scribbled lines.
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One man scribbled down the phone number of a Romanian acquaintance eager to reach out to a fellow new citizen.
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We're told Danielle scribbled her John Hancock Friday for a reality show that will be loosely formatted, starring, of course, Danielle.
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Violet scribbled with crayons on her place mat, threw my French fries on the floor, giggled at her dad's funny faces.
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The scratchy, scribbled dribbles that "Volubilis" employs owe a lot to a less solemn, that is, transgressive, approach to Abstract Expressionism.
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Although she began by begging her Russian businessman fiancé to come home, Lohan later posted pictures with Tarabasov's face scribbled out.
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Forty-nine of her "pain diaries," scribbled on the backs of envelopes and paper towels, are framed in a neighboring corner.
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At one point, a police officer threw scribbled notes out of a window to colleagues seven floors below, a witness said.
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Whether they're haphazardly scribbled beatwork or straight-up drones, the handful of releases on Breaking's Bandcamp feel open-hearted and slow.
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He was never without a small notebook whose cover read "Comedy for Change," in which he scribbled constant reminders to himself.
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All that's unfinished is her outfit, a dress scribbled in charcoal with a tiny pointed shoe peeking out from the hem.
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Or that J.K. Rowling initially scribbled down the idea of the Hogwarts houses on the back of an air sickness bag?
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The gunman left no note, just calculations scribbled on a notepad measuring the distance from his suite to the people below.
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Carlin Isles has unusual motivational messages scribbled in marker on a poster hanging in his room: Carlin Isles is too small.
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"I got this letter today from a young woman that was so lovely, I just scribbled a reply back," she said.
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The employees scribbled down their answers: not getting custody of their children, being 50 pounds overweight, having strained relationships with parents.
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He sang Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'" at his locker, and he joked with the reporters who scribbled down his every word.
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One of Unsworth's lawyers turned and gave me a weak smile, which I pretended not to notice as I scribbled notes.
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In the same binder, Heydi scribbled a note in the margins of a poem she was studying in her English class.
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The only thing they had as they set out was the name of a smuggler scribbled on a piece of paper.
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Behind the trailer, the ground was littered with shell casings and a human target with the name "Khadijah" scribbled on it.
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All of my old reporter notebooks, past newspaper editions and sticky notes with scribbled writing on them were in the trash.
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But when someone scribbled anti-Semitic graffiti on an uptown 1 train, New Yorkers stepped in to clean it up. March.
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I scribbled the song name in my diary after the radio host announced the track listing and noted it for future use.
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The tiny, charmless office, with "DNC Tech" scribbled in dry-erase marker on the door, contains one desk and two computer monitors.
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Though Pink had scribbled out her son's nude bottom in the picture, trolls still went after her, forcing her to get defensive.
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In one case, a scribbled Latin word that had previously been believed to refer to fabric was corrected to mean a residence.
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He also donated five specimens to the Montrose County Historical Society, which, according to the receipt he scribbled out, were worth $1003,994,500.
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The scribbled black and vertical lines depicting its mane could be read as scars, though that might be pushing it too far.
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Though Pink had scribbled out her son's nude bottom in the picture, trolls still went after her — forcing her to get defensive.
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A calendar hangs from the kitchen wall, with his appointments for brain scans and blood tests and infusions scribbled in small squares.
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Scribbled on the bananas was the phrase "AKA Free," a reference to Dumpson's membership in the historically black sorority Alpha Kappa Alpha.
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One photo has "Perfect Pic, the best of my baby," scribbled on the slide of a little girl standing outside a house.
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But once the final agents saw that number scribbled on my customs sheet, they asked to take me to a secondary screening.
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As Fusion's Dodai Stewart pointed out on Twitter last night, a QR code scribbled in Elliot's notebook leads to a website: ConficturaIndustries.com.
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Davis remembers the pair were really sweet together; she also recalled that Spears had a notebook she scribbled in a whole lot.
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"A nuanced little sprite made of dream bubbles and cherry-jammed toast topped with orange zest" has been scribbled into my notebook.
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Forte did not have a résumé, so he took 'a little piece of paper,' he said, and scribbled: 'I'm a nightclub entertainer.
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Busy with other projects, she scribbled a note to call the previous owners, figuring there was dirt clogged in the kitchen pipes.
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Another witness read notes he had scribbled on his hand so that he could, by his own admission, remember how to testify.
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For instance, under marriage Whitney scribbled in her name and Robert B. Brown and the date July 18, 1992, which matches up.
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He recalled seeing swastikas etched on the side of a box of Kleenex, scribbled in a textbook and on a bathroom stall.
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" The three exhibitions include many Whitman manuscripts, from lines scribbled in notebooks to neater specimens like this signed copy of "O Captain!
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When they did meet, over a protracted meal, she scribbled notes under the table to make sure that his comments were unguarded.
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Mr. Robles scribbled a reply — its text was not reported — and gave it to the boy to carry back to the kidnapper.
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It exhibited tantric drawings, and Shaker gift drawings and the little scraps of paper on which Emily Dickinson scribbled drafts of poems.
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At one point, Twain scribbled down a suggestion that his daughter Susie made, when she asked if the kangaroo was the hostess.
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On the first of May, her limbs are tied with rags, tags, even "the occasional gym sock," with wishes scribbled on them.
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They scribbled notes at long tables, sipping coffee and LaCroix while a stack of pizza boxes emanated the odor of hot garlic.
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When the investors go home at the end of the day, their notepads will have a ton of notes scribbled down on them.
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She dashed inside to grab a pad of paper and a pencil, where she scribbled a few notes before returning to her lawn.
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By the end of the five years, the plants are all dead, although someone scribbled a drawing of plants on the glass wall.
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The slogan "Let the world be great again" was scribbled on the wall, a reference to Trump's election slogan "Make America Great Again".
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Mr. Maurer's wonky fascination with technology led to lamps he made out of scribbled memos, tea strainers and incandescent bulbs with feathered wings.
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He had the football experience as a player: two high schools, three colleges, more than a few football daydreams scribbled down during class.
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Though Pink had scribbled out her boy's nude bottom half on the picture, trolls still went after her — putting her on the defensive.
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"I was delighted to see Bill's notes were scribbled on some crumbled paper he had been carrying in his jacket pocket," says Branson.
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The Notes app is now able to be protected with specific passwords for individual entries to stop anyone reading your hastily scribbled thoughts.
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Oklahoma student Rose Lynn scribbled on her shirt what a school administrator told her when she was sent home for violating dress code.
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"I was delighted to see Bill's notes were scribbled on some crumbled paper he had been carrying in his jacket pocket," Branson says.
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The sign had a drawing of a gun with a red X through it, and the words "don't incite gun violence" scribbled above.
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Elsewhere in the box set book are photos of other White Album-era lyric sheets, scribbled on a charmingly haphazard array of items.
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Then there's one example of an individual European marking his newly colonized territory: The name Francisco Alegre is scribbled on a cave wall.
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She scribbled on the edge of her newspaper and handed him the scrap of paper she tore off: she'd written down her address.
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Men crudely commented on their breasts and buttocks; graffiti of penises was carved into tables, spray-painted onto floors and scribbled onto walls.
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The same person who scribbled that message left more hints in 2004, on girls bicycles outside homes in Fort Wayne, the police said.
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Back at the Brooklyn Museum, he turned a corner into a smaller room filled with framed Bowie letters and lyrics scribbled on paper.
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One scribbled "Kill Everyone Leave None Alive" in a notebook beside drawings of bombs hitting a building that looked disturbingly like a school.
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The best champagne and sparkling wine you can buy onlineDon't get intimidated by all that elegant-looking French that's scribbled on champagne bottles.
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With another thought, you send the ball crashing into a mirror, breaking the glass and revealing a few numbers scribbled on a wall.
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Senators mostly sat stone-faced as Schiff read the charges, though several occasionally scribbled on their fresh notebooks in front of them. Rep.
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The result is a sophisticated collection of pop songs that are as searing as journal entries scribbled in bed after a long night.
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The license numbers, which are crimson on real plates, are scribbled with some kind of teal-colored marker instead of a red one.
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One of these raiders was Nicholas Saunder, who scribbled his own name over Dee's, or tried to bleach it away in some books.
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He hastily scribbled both of their names in pencil in September 1948, on the day that he and his family moved from Tupelo, Miss.
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Debbie Talanian's "Howl" skirt, created a few years ago, pays homage to Allen Ginsberg – his streaming lines scribbled out in chunky black capital letters.
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Prince's siblings have to consider that someone could show up in a year claiming to have found Prince's will scribbled on a cocktail napkin.
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Someone scribbled "F*** Trump" on his star just last month ... and, of course, James Otis took a pick ax to the thing in October.
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"SCHMIDT AND Giscard supported each other on every point which came up during this European Council," scribbled Roy Jenkins in his diary in 1977.
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I did not write this book, or anything else that I have scribbled through the years, out of a sense of guilt—or innocence.
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But once the tracks were yours they'd be burned onto a mix CD for your walkman later, each name scribbled on disc in sharpie.
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Within the mother's reach is a notebook with scribbled writing, a pen, and a laptop: She had apparently been studying before she fell asleep.
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Scribbled on the plate in big block letters using bright red decorative icing are the words "peace at last" in between two peace signs.
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Good larps are about inhabiting a character, whether it's based on a complicated three-page backstory or a few traits scribbled on a sheet.
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"Bouley is Relocating," he scribbled, to a new space that will accommodate only 20 to 25 seats and open only five days a week.
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During the nesting season, Mr. Sutherland scribbled in a small booklet, carefully recording the condition of each of the 70 penguins at Te Rere.
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Inside the house nine bodies hover above a dining table with a map sprawled over it, sections of land scribbled out with black ink.
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The 6-foot-4 Mr. Pigozzi scribbled a design for an eight-foot body pillow, shaped like a snake that has swallowed a house.
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To illustrate that, the article includes an anonymous threatening letter sent to Husain with pejorative terms scribbled over a photocopy of the Post's article.
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The alterations were scribbled in ink on a paper copy of the resolution -- a sign of the speed in which they had come together.
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A forensic document examiner testified briefly about scribbled out, illegible entries in Miriam Haley's 2006 calendar that was an integral part of Haley's testimony.
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Because the thing is: While I scribbled notes about what wasn't working while watching Birth of a Nation at Sundance, I also was moved.
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" Production staffers from the show claim Trump scribbled notes during board meetings, and according to The Daily Beast ... some included, "Marlee, is she retarded??
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My colleague's research report was rejected because the staple was diagonal instead of straight, sent back with "Please staple correctly" scribbled onto a sticky note.
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In the video, Clinton's face appears crossed out on handheld signs — alongside similarly scribbled-on "woman" symbols — that bar the entrance to the White House.
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The rest of the scribbled letters on pages from a notebook struck a similar message of love for parents and telling them not to worry.
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The recursive, scribbled lines make the body into a sort of blackboard which the artist has doodled all over, like graffitists on the city streets.
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There are several white boards (filled with scribbled plans and ideas), desks riddled with Disney swag and lots of young people typing away on laptops.
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I've politely declined USB-A sticks and instead scribbled my email on paper, hoping a company rep would remember to send me a press release.
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In an example of fully accountable leadership that is too often lacking today, he scribbled a communiqué to be issued only if the invasion failed.
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I mean, she always likes the gift in the same way that moms always think their kids' scribbled up drawings from art class are beautiful.
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I trashed everything I'd written, scribbled down the first things that came to my head and, early the next day, I gave these to her.
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He also had a notebook, in which he scribbled some reminders to himself, the head of Thailand's Interpol unit, Major-General Apichart Suriboonya, has revealed.
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Pellom McDaniels III, the curator of African-American collections at the university's Rose Library, said even scribbled notes can provide insights into artists' mind-sets.
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He leafed through various talking points and issue memos, from which he culled a few ideas that he then scribbled on another piece of paper.
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Despite plenty of stoner message boards on the internet scribbled with pseudo-science attempting to answer that question, it's more complicated than you might think.
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It takes a while to figure out what that is, though clues are scribbled in pen across Manana's arm and etched into her feverish face.
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Only through the scribbled-on cardboard message and a mask that reads "weed head" do you learn that this person wants money for a joint.
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It had an oversize mouth, big eyes and a bone stuck in the patch of hair scribbled over a long face, with "Booo" written underneath.
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On my own copy I idly scribbled "Mis" before the "Education," since it's clear that academic enrichment is not what the authors have in mind.
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The Hyatt story: How a packed LAX motel and a $2.2 million offer scribbled on a napkin spawned one of the world's biggest hotel empires
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Think of the spine rounding, of putting pressure in undue places, of lumbago encircling your lower back as if scribbled in a teacher's red ink.
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His favorite prayer was written by a 9-year-old boy whose mother had found it scribbled on a piece of paper beside his bed.
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John Ratcliffe of Texas, a fierce Trump defender, even scribbled in "hell no" on his voting card and posted a picture of it to Twitter.
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A message scribbled on the wall When police stepped into the bloody crime scene, they saw photos crossed out and marked, Boston Police Department Sgt.
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But neither experts nor the broader public, in describing ancient or modern graffiti, use the term to describe only hastily scribbled, amateurish text or pictures.
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Reports show that Hart's name was originally listed as the "landlord" of the unit, but that his name was scribbled out in favor of his wife's.
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During his time in Iraq, Alvi was shown the grave of a foreign fighter, marked by a shell fragment with the word "JEEMS" scribbled across it.
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According to new legal docs, when Corbett was arrested, cops found a notebook with multiple pages of scribbled entries detailing his intention to sexually assault Bullock.
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The terms, scribbled on a napkin, stipulated that the bet would be payable once the LHC had produced enough data to be sure of the outcome.
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The saddest speech was from Tiffany Trump, whose personal reminiscences referred mostly to occasional phone calls from Dad, and little notes scribbled on her report cards.
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It had notes scribbled into the margins via an Apple Pencil, and he tapped his way through videos that highlight blocking, broken down scene by scene.
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The meal included lobster, a non-kosher food, so the Israeli mission tweeted a photo of the offending crustacean hastily scribbled out — inviting plenty of ridicule.
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Between the oversized pockets seen at Fendi to scribbled-on designs courtesy of Moschino, you're about to see a whole new side of wet-weather gear.
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By the end of the interview, they scribbled a number on the customs sheet, and I walked down the final corridor to pick up my suitcase.
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He'd paid the price for dozing off before: As the actor told Vulture, he'd previously woken up with Dothraki words scribbled on his arms and forehead.
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Mira has got a CVS bag stuffed full of papers with her—the kid's school reports, some crayon scribbled drawings, letters both of them have written.
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Panicking, I scribbled down my number and watched Dick deliver it to Sunglasses, who made some awkward small talk before retreating into his pro-shop den.
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PARIS (Reuters) - There is not much a Ryder Cup captain can control once he has scribbled down his pairings and sent his men out into battle.
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I'd shake the red soil from the ocular cavities, hand them over to my father as he scribbled in his field notebook, and pocket the coin.
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Among other exhibits, Lax reproduces a script page that has been worked over so many times it is black with scribbled interlinear revisions and marginal notes.
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WASHINGTON — I'll never forget the words I read scribbled on the wall when I was first put into a cage in a Cairo courtroom, on Feb.
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Some of the best, most surprising nuggets of information have been scribbled on napkins or the backs of envelopes or tapped in text messages to myself.
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He removed a small notebook from his pocket, which was filled with testimonials from tourists in English, German and French: "Do not fear!" someone had scribbled.
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On a recent afternoon, students from down the block and around the world scribbled out homework, studied with tutors, practiced English and honed their chess skills.
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The room's walls were plastered with long strips of butcher paper, where information about the patients and a timeline had been scribbled in thick black marker.
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On one occasion, I found a Post-it note stuck to my bed, on which, in the middle of the night, I had scribbled: Stuart Little!
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My family enjoyed testing a new pizza oven, though I had to send it back in a box that had been entirely scribbled over in crayon.
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The circumstances in which the note was written — notably, the date and who Parnas may have been talking to while he scribbled the note — are unclear.
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Three of the other Chibok girls also contributed to the undated chronicles, which were written mainly in passable English, with some parts scribbled in less coherent Hausa.
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Maybe future recipients can make the sorts of long-lasting changes to the company that embody broader definitions of "diversity" than what's scribbled on those yearly reports.
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The Atlanta producer poses as a conductor, with his back facing the crowd the entire time with the words "Free 21 Savage" scribbled on a white jacket.
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Around me, men and women scribbled on notecards at the bar; we'd each been given one and were instructed to write a short wish for a stranger.
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One of the documents has a note scribbled in pencil in the margin saying that King was present when a parishioner was raped in a hotel room.
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One page was filled, then another, and another—just as if he were the boy named Buster, crowding pages of his notebook with scribbled pictures of UFOs.
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While the safe house is scoured for evidence of where they might be, with Carrie's help, Quinn deciphers a code left scribbled on the poorly cleaned whiteboard.
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"Vague, but exciting…" was the simple, and somewhat understated, hand-written reaction scribbled on Berners-Lee's proposal by his boss at CERN at the time, Mike Sendall.
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So I'd bring out my library, my back catalog of scrawled-and-scribbled ideas, and he would clean them up, rewrite the chorus or change a verse.
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And one of the lawyers scribbled out this sentiment: "If it comes down to having to pick one of the black jurors, [this one] might be okay".
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The eye is drawn instead to the bright primary colors that comprise the image, the emotive brushwork, the silly dirty joke scribbled in the upper left corner.
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A social worker stopped by to see me in my room and scribbled notes on a clipboard as I retraced the steps that had led me there.
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There was simply no time to think about such things, as they scribbled a few words here and there in brief moments of respite from the fighting.
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From Dunham there are six untitled 2010 pencil studies for his well-known bather paintings; the drawings are all assholes and pussies, with every face scribbled out.
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Naturally, she took out a pen and paper, and scribbled down notes as I described the specific streets and landmarks that would guide her to our house.
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As a last-ditch effort, I took out a business card and scribbled on the back that I was in town and to please call or write.
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There's a special piece of Beatles memorabilia up for sale ... handwritten lyrics to a classic song from the 'White Album' scribbled by George Harrison and Ringo Starr!!!
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The assortment, neatly spread in the American Wing cafe, was chosen by Kalman, and her handwritten notes — scribbled with "KEEP MOVING" — lay arranged for participants to pocket.
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Practically the only things missing are the three scribbled wills that were found , earlier this year, in a cupboard and under couch cushions in Aretha Franklin's house.
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As they called him a coward, a rat, a punk and Satan, Bulger kept his head down and showed no emotion as he scribbled on a pad.
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Short notes scribbled by each schoolboy on smudged, yellowish paper showed both humor and homesickness as they sought to reassure their relatives they were in good spirits.
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The two sit in awkward silence, separated by their gaping age difference and by an impenetrable language barrier (the old man's dialogue is even scribbled in Thai).
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The entirety of the scribbled name is only visible from one angle, a riff on Hans Holbein's famous memento mori that haunts his painting, "The Ambassadors" (1533).
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The films are scribbled over on the sides with signatures and signs, imposing an element of spontaneity to the dramatic poses which are both vulnerable and awkward.
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Detailed labels and observations scatter across the graphic like scribbled notes, and an accompanying interactive documentary stitches together videos and illustrations to portray an environment rich with stories.
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The computer took a screenshot on the email I was reading, and I dutifully scribbled "Yay" onto the image and shared it with my co-workers in Slack.
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The Democratic Party in Schultz's home state of Washington circulated on Twitter a photo of a Starbucks coffee cup with "Don't Do it Howard!" scribbled on the side.
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In the galleys, where 18,500 meals are made every day, cooks furiously prepare the day's menu, scribbled on a whiteboard: grilled chicken barbecue, beef stir fry, veggie medley.
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I often scribbled ideas about flying cars and other interesting stuff on boring watches between missile drills on Resolution, a Polaris submarine with 260 nuclear-tipped space rockets.
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On one of them, he's scribbled a mathematical equation that he's trying to solve in his spare time, something along the lines of 1+2+3+... = -1/12.
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Will does eventually find Sam, making it to an ash-covered Seattle to discover that she left a note for him scribbled on the side of their apartment.
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Despite warnings from the military and indications of mined areas scribbled on walls, some long-displaced residents impatient to rebuild their lives have gone home, with deadly consequences.
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Krajnyak was "a mother, a wife, a daughter and a friend," said Irene White, a family friend who read a brief family statement scribbled on a yellow notepad.
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Blue and red dye stained the vintage farmhouse sink; the Beatles lyric, "Living is easy with your eyes closed/Misunderstanding all you see," is scribbled on the wall.
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Still, based on a sampling of "Genius" it's difficult to recommend sticking around to the end for an idea that, alas, probably looked better scribbled on a chalkboard.
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I had about 15 or 16 of these, but they didn't spell anything apt and I was generating insane-looking pages in my notebook of scribbled out words.
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On a wagon ride from the Pittsfield train station, Melville scribbled the names of all the grasses he knew: redtop, ribbon grass, finger grass, orchard grass, hair grass.
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In September, a mural on the same bridge at Duke celebrating Latinx Heritage Month was scribbled out with black graffiti less than 24 hours after it was completed.
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For months Mr. Trump also passed along scraps of paper scribbled with sentences or themes he wanted included in the speech, and had those forwarded to his writers.
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A chilling message was scribbled on the wall When police arrived at the apartment, officers testified they found Teixeira inside and shot him, thinking he had a gun.
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It was the scribbled footnote that did it, rippling across social media networks from northern New Jersey to Washington, revealing a pugnacious side of a low-key lawmaker.
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The story shows up in Beethoven's conversation books—as his deafness increased, his interlocutors scribbled comments on paper—and the notion apparently caused the great man some distress.
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William J. Liquori Jr., who had been Obama's White House director of space policy and continued in that role for Trump, scribbled on his card about space security.
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One taxi driver scribbled down his name and the ride's cost on a piece of paper with the taxi company's logo, but left off the time and date.
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As for Cosby -- after he was sentenced to 3 to 10 years in prison for sexual assault, someone scribbled the words "SERIAL RAPIST." and "#METOO" on his star.
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Like many good ideas, CrowdStrike, a seller of subscription-based software that protects companies from breaches, began as a few notes scribbled on a napkin in a hotel lobby.
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Because hours after sitting beside Trump, the senator from Arizona went against his party, literally writing a check that had the words "country over party" scribbled across its front.
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Of course, a supermarket cake with "Lordy, Lordy, Look Who's 40" scribbled in black frosting is a far cry from a cake by one of the nation's baking experts.
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The hastiness of it, the number seven painted in black, above a scribbled writing of "Novembre", underneath a hue of Catalan yellow, still rings with a sense of urgency.
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Moore said he&aposd spoken Friday with the men after the city released thousands of pages of investigative documents Thursday ranging from witness interviews to scraps of scribbled notes.
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The papers feature scribbled drawings by German artist and self-described "super-medium" Vanda Vieira-Schmidt, who saw her images as a means to counter demonic forces she felt.
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Firstly, we need to talk about how adorable it is that "ANDY" is scribbled on the bottom of some of the shoes, just like Woody's are in Toy Story.
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If you've ever scribbled your name in the sand on the beach with a stick, you'll understand where Crayola found the inspiration for its new drawing tablet for kids.
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She had outrageous parties and kept glamorous company — Andy Warhol came to her wedding reception, Robert Lowell scribbled notes on her poems, James Earl Jones came by for dinner.
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While walking, he scribbled notes on his campaign literature for voters who were out: "Sorry I missed you," he wrote next to his name, tucking it under their doormat.
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Now there are $490 blue and black Fendi leggings printed with scribbled hearts and $345 Lucas Hugh black leggings with opalescent tape stripes and pinhole mesh inserts for ventilation.
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Miraculously, through a combination of decade-old hand-scribbled notes, Google, manic perseverance, and stupid luck, I found almost everybody we had done stories about on that first trip.
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In their meeting room, a quotation attributed to the N.B.A. coach Phil Jackson — "The strength of the team is each individual member" — was scribbled on a dry-erase board.
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She had scheduled doctors' appointments for Ruby and had packed her a suitcase scribbled with the names of all the people who had donated to help fund the adoption.
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They get battlefield instruction for soldiers new to the front, sauce-stained cards scribbled with notes: sweat in rondeau, drop; roast, save fond; arroser fish; crash jus with stock.
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But from the way Twitter exploded, you'd think she had stabbed a baby with one of those pens and then scribbled all over the Declaration of Independence with another.
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Mounted on that are a cartoony phantasmagoria by Kenny Scharf and a vigorously scribbled composition by Basquiat, who seems overqualified, in both originality and formal mastery, for the juxtaposition.
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Mr. Xie said he had scribbled down whatever they told him to say about trying to subvert the Chinese Communist Party by representing disgruntled citizens and discussing rights cases.
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A vinyl print of her childhood passport wraps around a curved wall in one installation, with her personal information in scribbled English and official government text in printed Amharic.
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Oh yeah sure, we'll have plenty of time to read the final GOP tax bill - if you can make out the scribbled handwriting snuck into this massive, unsearchable PDF.
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Lagerfeld scribbled a sketch of the iconic (and once again ubiquitous) logo of double F's upon his arrival, and added women's ready-to-wear just over a decade later.
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Lindemann, who is a mom and sociologist, decided that the books in her child's collection needed a bit of a feminist touch, so she scribbled empowering messages within the text.
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Especially the math that goes into the Iowa Caucus, where Iowans use formulas, scribbled out on scratch paper, to determine how many delegates each Democratic presidential candidate will ultimately receive.
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PASSENGERS CLAIM SPIRIT AIRLINES LEFT THEM STRANDED AT LAX ON &aposTRIP FROM HELL&apos If you look closely, you can see the word scribbled on the packaging in black marker.
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It looked as if a child had scribbled a fat peach-colored crayon all around her forehead and eyes, giving her skin the puddled, waxy look of a melted candle.
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Washington, DC (CNN)Richard Nixon scribbled "Turn a page in history" on a yellow legal pad in 1972, as Air Force One carried him on a visionary trip to China.
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A Chinese woman visiting Vietnam over the weekend realised the border official letting her through had scribbled "f**k you" on two pages of her passport, Chinese papers are reporting.
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In 2014, Vonte Skinner, a man accused of attempted murder, successfully appealed the use of violent rap lyrics — found scribbled in personal notebooks seized in his home — in his case.
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Scribbled in her diary on the eve of World War II, Woolf's remark captures the fears about the decline of the British Empire that have afflicted the UK for decades.
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On Monday afternoon, Bharat Shah, who runs a Nairobi curio shop, held up a pad of paper with the number 360 scribbled on it, for 360 shillings, less than $4.
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Headstones, each bearing the name and grave number of the victim scribbled in red ink on both sides, were unloaded from vehicles and carried on people's backs up the hill.
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Liam Daly, Barr's 8-year-old grandson, sat with his family during the hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee and scribbled a letter to Barr on a U.S. Senate notepad.
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In response to the museum's intervention, the artist scribbled a note of protest in Chinese on an airsickness bag on his flight to New York from Paris where he lives.
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On the wall, I have listings from a local art guide, which has scribbled notes about galleries and events I've visited, and a few print artifacts from recent art crawls.
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Democrats slammed the GOP over some of the additions, which were scribbled in the margins of the bill, arguing that they did not have time to read the full legislation.
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Mudge said textbooks in Burundi's school system are often passed in between classes and it is, therefore, difficult to know who scribbled on the President's image in the first place.
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But in recent months, subway signs have been scribbled over with spray paint and facilities have been smashed or burned on protest days as anger has increased toward the company.
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Among those options could be the deployment of 5,000 U.S. troops to neighboring Colombia — at least, according to notes scribbled on a yellow pad that Bolton carried during the briefing.
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The country has fairly comprehensive green regulations, reckons Stephan Ortmann, author of a new book on the subject—stricter than those scribbled by China's rulers, and produced at a faster clip.
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As a 3D freeze-frame whirled around Deadpool's opening car-chase debacle, a whole host of middle fingers went up, starting with a Starbucks cup with "Rob L." scribbled on it.
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Emma Woodward was so inspired by the sweet beverage on a trip to Mexico City eight years ago, that she scribbled down as many recipes as she could from local vendors.
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When officials at the Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center in Massachusetts responded to Aaron's cell Wednesday morning, the verse John 3:16 was scribbled above his eyes, this according to WBZ Boston.
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After a two-year application period, during which time she attended party-run classes on politics and history, and scribbled a dozen philosophical essays, she was granted entry just before graduating.
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All my conference room-mates furiously scribbled or typed the dollar number, perhaps some did the math, but no one raised a single question about the astronomical price of the drugs.
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While it's true that what's inside the jar matters far more than the quippy name scribbled across the packaging, there is no better feeling than finding a product that does both.
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The fact that we can see traces of the letters of her name — E's and L's — scribbled in the turbulent yellow cloud, invites us to read a painting that eludes understanding.
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The brand Vetements has the phrase "Drink from me and live forever" scribbled down the right arm of a hoodie in gothic text and also up a leg of its jeans.
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A mash-up of familiar toys and games (Yahtzee!) and Andy's crayon-scribbled plans for the ride, it almost makes you forget about the Florida heat while you wait (almost). 3.
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Sitting with her husband, tears streamed down Samuel's face as her daughter read aloud from the diaries, one of which had the names of Sarah's siblings scribbled on the last page.
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He is perpetually armed with policy papers, covered with circled words, facts and scribbled notes, which one advisor described as the unique method Newsom uses to ensure the information sinks in.
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The artwork is covered in scribbled slogans — "Chicks dig the leather," meaning defense; "Dominate 5.17-2164," meaning the all-important 2165-5003 pitch — that Maddon hopes will seep into players' consciousness.
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With the exception of a tattoo on his arm in which "War No More" is scribbled on a fig, Mr. Martin resembles the tools he makes — simple, direct and without embellishment.
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Often a rudimentary grid subtly showed itself, as in Untitled (2003), a looming vertical painting roughly 1003 feet high and 6 feet wide, filled with teetering boxes of gritty scribbled color.
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But he needed to write his dispatch, so he tore a page from an exercise book, lay low and scribbled by hand, with the dateline: "A DITCH 200 YARDS INSIDE NORMANDY".
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"I had no ambitions for this job," Mr. Abbasi said in his chamber as he hastily scribbled his acceptance speech for interim prime minister on sheets of paper in green ink.
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About 18,000 people, many of them elderly and of modest means, collectively invested in items like a page of scribbled calculations by Isaac Newton or a letter from Albert Einstein, above.
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At one point, we moved our study session to a nearby diner and James talked while I furiously scribbled notes in the back of an old SAT book with yellowing pages.
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They scribbled on brightly colored Post-It notes, created "user profiles" of the individual they envisioned using their product, and munched on a catered spread of Nutella crepes and ham sandwiches.
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It appears to be nothing more than two blue pieces of tape with the number '19' scribbled sloppily in black marker, as seen in a Facebook post by the Vacaville Police Department.
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In the Kurdish neighborhood of Shorja, a poster hanging in front of the main market and showing late Kurdish leader Jalal Talabani's face next to a Kurdish flag has been scribbled over.
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So, I chomped on my Cuban cigar, spun on my fine leather swivel chair, pounded my mahogany desk, scribbled the page with absolutely vicious edits, and demanded a perfect revision by Wednesday.
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The likeliest candidate probably scribbled parts of the book in prison, where he was confined more than once in a criminal career that took in accusations of theft, attempted murder and rape.
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In the Kurdish neighbourhood of Shorja, a poster hanging in front of the main market and showing late Kurdish leader Jalal Talabani's face next to a Kurdish flag has been scribbled over.
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JAY-Z penned a New York Times article about the criminal justice system's predatory behavior toward black people, and Slovenian snowboarder Tit Stante scribbled #FreeMeekMill on his board at the Winter Olympics.
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Mantel is clearly familiar with the poetry of Thomas Wyatt, and with 'The Devonshire Manuscript,' a multi-authored collection of love poems scribbled by courtiers of Anne Boleyn in a single manuscript.
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Twenty years later, that ritual strikes me as almost innocuous — how much power do we give to the scribbled signature of a teenager who had only the faintest idea what sex was?
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The governor laid out his plans on Thursday, his fourth day on the job, in a two-hour presentation, reading from notes scribbled on a legal pad and fielding often detailed questions.
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VILLAGE VANGUARD July 18 It might be wise not to share the messy, feverish notes I scribbled down during a recent performance by Thumbscrew; almost every other line seems to contradict itself.
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Ultimately, the program showed Mr. Putin, who scribbled notes on small blocks of paper, in the role he likes best, as the benevolent father of the nation in control of all situations.
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There are some haphazard care instructions scribbled on the back of a Martha Stewart recipe, and there's a cat here I've never seen before, so that's how this is going so far.
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Alissa: I've always chuckled over the scene where Bianca tells Cameron that Kat's black lingerie means she wants to have sex someday, and wondered how many teenagers scribbled mental notes about it.
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My dad, in our home for the first time since the divorce, retreated into his professional journalist mode and scribbled in his own notebook alongside the policemen, as I described what happened.
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This was a scribbled portrayal of a bound, frightened prisoner, from his series The Disasters of War, and looked more like something you'd find on a Converge album cover than a wine label.
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The promised polls had anyway started to look meaningless, given that they will be governed by a new constitution scribbled by the junta which will keep the hands of elected politicians firmly tied.
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Nancy Coyne, a mother in Pennsylvania, was recently shocked when she returned from a mall trip with her terminally ill son and found a rude message scribbled onto her window, written in lipstick.
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His March 23 speech, which he hand-scribbled the evening before and delivered without benefit of notes or a teleprompter, included this pivotal thought: ''Today, roughly half of born-again Christians aren't voting.
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It's not really even new that kids are writing this kind of story themselves; lots of kids with access to a pen and a notebook have scribbled angsty existential missives somewhere inside them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - "Little hope of THIS rock ever producing oil," BP geologist Bill Senior scribbled in 22020 on a note assessing a recent oil discovery in a distant corner of the North Sea.
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While some initially thought the contestant had gone out for a last-minute hand tattoo, others pointed out that it looked more like she had scribbled the word on her hand in pen.
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Camilleri "inherits an absurd valuation, a product plan that's far from settled internally and 2021 financial targets that Sergio scribbled on a napkin and that may be difficult to deliver," Bernstein's Warburton added.
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Seating is first-come, first-served, and regulars know to look for the scribbled list attached to a clipboard by the bar outside, so they can put their names down as they arrive.
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Instead, they're limited to the nearly 400 exhibits – emails, bank invoices, tax documents – introduced in the case, plus whatever they might have scribbled into the court-issued notebooks they've been using each day.
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If the DNA is permanent — the family recipe book passed down through generations — the RNA is like your aunt's scribbled-out recipe on a Post-It note, turning up only when it's needed.
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The rough feel of a piece of construction paper, the brushed metal of an old tin can, or the scribbled coloring of a young child all give the game a real sense of place.
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Most of it was scribbled into notebooks on buses and trains between Montreal, New York or Toronto...it was just a way to pass the time at first, I never planned on finishing it.
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This means we don't produce as much video as we'd like, and more importantly, we're not stress-testing nearly enough of the ideas and formats that we have scribbled away on the proverbial napkin.
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Tags such as "commodity" scribbled in gold paint beneath a crossed-out "graffiti" indict the mainstream appropriation of the form, such as how galleries charge $25 a ticket to display once-free urban works.
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"You can clearly see that she doesn't have any influence whatsoever on the military," said Myat Swe, sitting in a second-floor office where production notes for his magazine were scribbled on glass walls.
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Each also features a quote she's scribbled over a portion of the picture, drawn from texts of critical theory such as Hal Foster's Bad New Days or Susan Sontag's Regarding the Pain of Others.
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Everything about Nas—"You ain't live it, you witnessed it from your folks' pad / scribbled in your notepad / and created your life"—landed, and until "Ether" hit, the song seemed like an unqualified win.
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" Each day at work, Rowling would read "hastily scribbled letters smuggled out of totalitarian regimes by men and women who were risking imprisonment to inform the outside world of what was happening to them.
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With no fire in its belly and no smoke in its stacks, the rusting power plant provides only one sign of its former inhabitants, scribbled on a white board in a padlocked guard booth.
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His always had a devoured look to them: scribbled on, folded over, cracked down the middle, liberally stained with coffee, Scotch, pistachio dust, and bits of the brightly colored shells of peanut M&M's.
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On the verge of a history-making election, it is a cruel fact, indeed, that the maestro of the Magic Marker and scribbled notes on a yellow legal pad will be watching from afar.
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I sat between two, both friends, during the film, one of whom scribbled notes so furiously he ran out of notebook paper; the other yelped audibly a half-dozen times when things got uncomfortable.
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Soccer legend Abby Wambach says she's the victim of a hate crime -- claiming some "idiots" stole her car for a joy ride ... and then returned it with hate speech scribbled all over the inside.
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In the 1880s, when the world-renowned Mayo Clinic was still a young fraternal surgical practice in the newish state of Minnesota, its doctors scribbled notes about their patients into heavy, leather-bound ledgers.
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As for the aftermath, it suggests that the scriptwriters—Anthony Tambakis, Brian Duffield, and Edgerton himself—had scribbled random twists onto scraps of paper, tossed them into a bucket, shut their eyes, and plucked.
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There was still wine in the refrigerator and liquor at the bar; a prep list was scribbled on a whiteboard in the kitchen; menus were propped up in a wooden box near the entrance.
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No bits of Shakespeare's handwriting scribbled in the margins of Ovid's Metamorphoses, no Shakespearian signatures on the bottoms of old letters, no "property of William Shakespeare" written on the endpapers of a Bible, nothing.
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The troubled Tom Verlaine-produced sessions dragged on for months, yielding unsatisfactory results, but Buckley buoyed his spirits as he had in the past, with notes to himself scribbled on the back of lyric sheets.
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A live tech talk with Richard Branson at 30,000 feet In the early 1980s, a 20-something Richard Branson started Virgin America with a few thousand dollars, a chartered plane and a hastily scribbled sign.
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Rainbow Rowell and Kris Anka had an enormous pair of Sharpie-scribbled Converse to step into with their reboot of Runaways, the fan-favorite 2000s comic about a crew of superpowered teens with supervillain parents.
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Outside, however, the house's street-level wall has been drawn, painted and scribbled upon with portraits and lyrics for decades, a constantly changing tribute to Mr. Gainsbourg's life, his art and his defiance of conformity.
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This politicization is often traced back to Mr. Menem, the former president, whose former economy minister once claimed he was passed a napkin by another minister scribbled with the names of judges Mr. Menem controlled.
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Recently, Jay Jones with the Chicago Tribune unearthed what very well may be the secret recipe, scribbled on the back of the last will and testament of Claudia Sanders, the second wife of Colonel Sanders.
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The horizontal format compels us to read these elements differently than we do in the square formats encountered in his paintings, while the looping, scribbled lines evoke his work from the 80s and early 90s.
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And a selection of plans — scribbled on paper scraps, spread across pasted-together sheets — for the facade of the Medici parish church of San Lorenzo adds up to a beguiling archive of thinking-in-progress.
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As the drawing makes evident, black culture is a complex, contentious, changing, ongoing, multilayered entity – at once open and hidden, like the skinny letters Whitney has inserted into the scribbled fields and blocks of color.
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A case in point is "The Pres and an Officer," which Pinter apparently scribbled down on a notepad shortly before his death and which his widow, Lady Antonia Fraser, discovered last year among her mementos.
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Twenty-two pages into the hand-scribbled journal found in Dylann S. Roof's car — after the assertions of black inferiority, the lamentations over white powerlessness, the longing for a race war — comes an incongruous declaration.
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Sometimes they carried signs with the dog-Latin phrase " Nolite te bastardes carborundorum ," which, in Atwood's novel, is scribbled in Offred's closet, a message from a previous Handmaid: Don't let the bastards grind you down.
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Whether it's an iconic quote scribbled in a notepad or a detailed scene describing a moment in time, the notes that reporters take are an early, but crucial, step in the process of Times journalism.
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The rest of the surface, which includes a two-tone cruciform, is covered mostly with variously colored scribbled lines, in contrast to the all-impasto "Remnant of Spirit," mentioned above, whose composition is almost identical.
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"The pace of Chinese activity is faster than we anticipated," Nakatani said at his Tokyo office, where an arrow scribbled on a map of Japan on the wall highlighted the breach in the island chain.
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"I just wanted to say thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for loving Melodramathe way you did," scribbled Lorde, whose second album lost the album of the year trophy to Bruno Mars' 24K Magic.
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Ingo Maurer, a German lighting designer who was Promethean in his delivery of illumination — fashioning lamps out of shattered crockery, scribbled memos, holograms, tea strainers and incandescent bulbs with feathered wings — died on Monday in Munich.
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But there are more subtle, yet salient, touches in the design, like using the wallpaper patterns of Andy's childhood bedroom or even having the name "Andy" scribbled on the bottom of one waffle sole per pair.
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They would be compiled and printed out and given to Weiner, and usually later that day the staff would be emailed a scanned copy of the report with Weiner's feedback scribbled on it in a sharpie.
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Demonstrator Hannah Friedman, a George Washington University student, held up a coat hanger with #WeWontGoBack scribbled across the front, a reference to how unsafe abortions were performed before the Supreme Court legalized abortion nationwide in 1973.
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Seeing a child with a cast on their arm, glowing a bright pink or green and covered in the scribbled signatures of friends, isn't normally a particularly jarring sight — kids get into accidents all the time.
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"When your name is TENNESSEE, it's a bit tricky to learn how to spell it," Witherspoon, 40, captioned a photo of her son holding up a piece of paper with a valiant attempt scribbled on it.
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Anticipating neo-expressionism by allowing color to become dissociated from line, Twombly's self-imposed blundering here is far more elegant and earnest than Julian Schnabel's bombastic combinations of scribbled words and abstract marks would ever be.
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In Bern, Mr. Bieber had scribbled "Better at 70" in big letters on a piece a paper, and he, Mr. Veach and Mr. Smith agreed to tattoo the sentiment about age and wisdom on their thighs.
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In blood red font on the photo was scribbled his new allegiance: the Hizbul Mujahideen, or 'The Party of Warriors', the largest of the militant groups fighting to free the mostly-Muslim Kashmir from Indian rule.
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As the eye drifts around the sensually grainy surface of the photograph, it is drawn to the margins, where Morrisroe signed, dated, and drew on the image in scribbled cursive alongside scratches of reds and pinks.
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Instead, he scribbled the phone number of The New York Times's foreign desk on the top of each article and asked his carriers to call The Times as soon as they arrived in a Western country.
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" She had settled on the title "Historian," from a poignant line on the album's closing track: "I'll be your historian/and you'll be mine/And I'll fill pages of scribbled ink/hoping the words carry meaning.
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There were forty in all, hastily drawn in a big black book, in charcoals and in pen and ink or colored pencils, each one a swoosh of cubes and rectangles, surrounded by acres of scribbled notes.
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New CEO Louis Camilleri "inherits an absurd valuation, a product plan that's far from settled internally and 2021 financial targets that Sergio scribbled on a napkin and that may be difficult to deliver," Bernstein's Warburton added.
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In the emotional days following the November 2016 election that put President Donald Trump in power, no one had any idea they might find a shred of solace in words scribbled on a mundane office supply.
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We leafed through the folder, which contained meticulous data on artichoke consumption ("17,640,000 artichokes annually"), memos from the mayor — his notes scribbled in the margins — and letters from the Commission of Merchants on Artichokes and Cantaloupes.
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If the DNA is permanent — the family recipe book passed down through generations — the RNA is like your aunt's scribbled-out recipe on a Post-It note, turning up only when it's needed and disappearing again.
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"I just wanted to say thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for loving Melodrama the way you did," scribbled Lorde, whose second album lost the Album of the Year trophy to Bruno Mars' 24K Magic.
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Karim tracks her to where she's been squatting — a creepy AF old abandoned house in the middle of San Francisco — and Michelle has scribbled all sorts of notes and drawings into the surrounding area where she's sleeping.
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This figural form – made of scraped and scribbled white paint on a dark ground — is topped by a slightly bulging rectangle made of a patchwork of different colors (orange, yellow, green, blue, red, pink, brown, and violet).
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That informed everything about the device's design: The green felt in Game Center communicated fun and gambling, the messily ripped paper at the top of the Notes app made clear that this was where you scribbled away.
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So-called "spicy" memes are the equivalent of scribbled notes passed through closed hands between classes, an identifying language that members of an in-group can use to find and speak to one another in a crowd.
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There was a moment where, while playing the game in handheld mode, I genuinely believed a high-res CG cutscene was playing out, so I dropped the Switch on the couch, while I scribbled down a note.
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After all, plenty of celebrated writers, composers and indeed directors have led indefensible private lives: Sir Thomas Malory may have scribbled parts of "Le Morte d'Arthur", the greatest depiction of Arthurian romance, in prison, possibly for rape.
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Athena Chan, 16, out of school for the summer, scribbled down "Hong Kong add oil" — one of the slogans of the protests — across a few Post-it Notes with a friend and stuck them to the wall.
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The plastic card was first spotted in April by Recode e-commerce reporter Jason DelRey, after Square founder and CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted a photo of a nondescript, black Visa card with his name scribbled on it.
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The sculptures depict women with scribbled faces and fantastically bulbous breasts having sex in a variety of positions, and each is displayed atop a concrete plinth, quite literally putting these daydreams of missed encounters on a pedestal.
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The company feels that its implementation of "digital authentication technologies such as tokenization, multi-factor authentication, and biometrics ... are more secure than requiring a signature" and are better suited to protect customers than comparing two scribbled signatures.
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Several Kashmiris living in 'mainland' India have returned home after facing discrimination, including student Hashim Sofi, 27, who arrived at his hostel room in Rajasthan state to a T-shirt with "Kashmiri dog" scribbled on the front.
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Occasionally reading from notes scribbled on a napkin, Mr. Baxley said prosecutors had targeted Mr. Hubbard with an attack overflowing with "mumbo jumbo" that was "not exactly as cut and dry" as Mr. Hart made it seem.
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Chalmers was taken with the idea, and gave the paper back scribbled all over with notes, pushing Clark, among other things, to expand his notion of cognition not only to inanimate objects but to people as well.
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On a trip home one recent weekday, after taking a cab, two buses and the Long Island Railroad, he approached a taxi stand, scribbled his address on a piece of paper, and handed it to a cabdriver.
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There were rare first editions of classics like "The Scarlet Letter," political treatises and hand-scribbled family histories, all stored within easy reach in seven football-field-size floors of stacks just below the main reading room.
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Darwin was contemplating how animals perceived one another's beauty as early as his 30s: "How does Hen determine which most beautiful cock, which best singer?" he scribbled in a note to himself sometime between 22 and 2200.
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The documents include several spicy morsels, such as text messages to aides of Volodymyr Zelensky, who was then Ukraine's president-elect, and one note allegedly scribbled (with misspellings) by Parnas on stationery from the Vienna Ritz-Carlton.
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Here you press a button on your swiveling seat table to order food, and the waiter arrives to take your order orally rather than via the scribbled slips of paper you use at Nitehawk, Alamo and Syndicated.
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In so doing, they perpetuate the misconception about the book that so many have come to know, love and admire — it was, in truth, not a hastily scribbled private diary, but a carefully composed and considered text.
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Whether the lines were zigzagged, scribbled or ruled, or the acres of impasto were plopped, smeared or stroked, his compositions conveyed a willful arbitrariness — randomly determined exercises in which one gesture seemed just as good as another.
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Image 2 of 2 MOSCOW – A photo of a scribbled team lineup, spotted in the hands of an assistant coach, threatens to sour the unusually cordial World Cup relations between the England team and its traveling media pack.
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A small recording setup of a mic and mixer sits against the wall, next to a scribbled setlist for tomorrow's show; a pile of clear garbage bags, full of merch Kaya designed with a friend, crams a corner.
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At the Moschino show during Milan Fashion Week, models like Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner walked out in ensembles that looked as if someone had scribbled a fat, black marker all over them — right down to their nails.
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"There's no tape, no transcript — I guess some people will be able to write what they remember or scribbled down notes, but you can't really do it without a transcript or quotes from a recording," one source said.
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But, three years on, the process is struggling in a country where land sales have long been subject to traditional customs, contracts are often scribbled on a scrap of paper, if anywhere, and property boundaries are rarely formalized.
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Whether Trump scribbled the words himself is unclear, but coming just two weeks after he had been hosted in great pomp at the Bastille Day military parade in Paris, it showed just how strong Franco-American ties were.
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The daily menu — scribbled on a large blackboard and patiently explained by servers — recently included wasabi-spiced oysters, bright mackerel tartare with seaweed and crunchy dried shrimp, and a flavorful pile of matchstick potatoes and local trumpet mushrooms.
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Filthy clothes were strewn around the trailer, next to empty boxes of Remington rifle cartridges, operating instructions for Bushmaster rifles, notebooks scribbled in English and Arabic, a bilingual English-Arabic Quran and a third-grade home-schooling textbook.
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In it, she's kept everything (she used to have Hujar's camera, but she recently donated it to the Morgan Library & Museum), and retrieves her datebook from 1974 onto which Davis's decades-old appointments are scribbled in fading pen.
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Slogans, of course, are as old as elections themselves: they are scribbled on the walls of Pompeii, while American politicians have worked with advertisers since the 2250s, says Steven Barnett, a professor of communications at the University of Westminster.
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Zakheim describes the goal as "summer camp" for horror fans — a phrase I'd actually scribbled down myself before our conversation — and as the festival moves forward, he describes that as the one immutable element that must always be present.
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Instead, they started group texts, e-mail threads, and, eventually, a shared online document where they riffed on their favorite authors, scribbled out ideas for music, and traded notes about negotiations with the indie labels that were courting them.
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However, he was reportedly suspended in high school for creating a "hit-list" that caused a lockdown after it was scribbled on a bathroom wall, although police and former school officials haven't confirmed that rumor to that Daily News.
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In one elaborate ruse, a Scottish house painter said he was the son of Mr. Wendel, producing a will that Mr. Wendel had supposedly scribbled on the back page of a book that bequeathed him the entire Wendel fortune.
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You can have an unspoken intimacy with a Discogs seller by seeing their handwritten BPMs scribbled on a techno EP, or getting a sense of their attention to detail in the mint condition of an old minimal wave album.
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I don't know if this is me showing my age—I don't even actually even have a smartphone—but I found it quite hard to watch: the scribbled text, the ten-second cuts, and the pace was quite stressful.
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A small wooden box sitting on a high shelf contains talismans from the home he left behind: paperback cookbooks, their pages now yellowed and disintegrating, that he borrowed from his mother, along with his grandmother's recipes scribbled on notepads.
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Throughout his current retrospective, Art Got Into Me, at the Neuberger Museum of Art, Engels's provocations yield moments of genuine delight: scribbled-on chalkboards peeking out from frayed plywood, crumpled fabrics escaping ornate frames, and delicate paintings within paintings.
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In the 1990s, my feminist friends and I had a fervent anti-sexual assault movement, including Take Back the Night marches down frat row and a list of guys to stay away from, furtively scribbled in a bathroom stall.
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There were nine pages of information in total on my biological father, from his favorite sport (soccer) to his best subject in school (math), but the intel I really wanted was scribbled right at the top: Mexican, Spanish, and Italian.
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There, both opening track "The Ninth Wave" (4:13) and the introduction to "Sacred Mind" (0:51) contain the phrase "fire walk with me," words that were found scribbled in blood in the abandoned train car where Laura Palmer was killed.
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Many Trump advisers (including some former officials) believe Bolton's infamous "5,000 troops to Colombia" note scribbled on a yellow legal pad in view of cameras was intentional to send a message to Maduro, and the White House never fully explained it.
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Despite the abundance of urban and natural imagery around me, my work comes not directly from this immediate physical environment but rather from internal sources: stories and scribbled notes, endlessly edited plans and sketches, a collected disarray of memory and daydreams.
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Similarly, the text often flows unfettered by balloons or boxes; when these restraints do surround words, they are scribbled repeatedly for emphasis, their roughshod appearance suggesting that these are mere suggestions and there are no set rules for the page.
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Between Kilroy and that "S" thing everyone magically learned how to draw in the fourth grade, every bathroom around the world has at least one "for a good time, call..." number scribbled on it, but nobody actually calls them, right?
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I read chunks from three diaries I'd scribbled in from the beginning of 2001— when I first interviewed The Strokes for my college paper—through to sometime in 2002 when I first interviewed Interpol, and we laughed our asses off.
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Scribbled alongside each other, with rhyme if not reason, are math calculations, sketches of his devilish young boyfriend, birds, flying machines, theater props, eddies of water, blood valves, grotesque heads, angels, sawed-apart skulls, tips for painters, and studies for paintings.
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Among them is a copy of "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens — specifically, the copy that Dickens carried on an American tour in the mid-19th century, with notes he scribbled in the margins about passages he read aloud during lectures.
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After Thursday's attack, the police found kitchen knives, a gun and a Quran in the trunk of the car he was driving, and also pieces of paper with scribbled allegiances to the Islamic State, which claimed responsibility for the attack.
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Mr. Trump himself gives every indication of having no idea what the federal government does; his vaguely budget-like document isn't much more than a roughly scribbled list of numbers, with no clear picture of what those numbers would mean.
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CreditCreditBenjamin Lowy/Reportage, for The New York Times Late on a January 2015 evening in Shepherdstown, W.Va., a data analyst named Bjorn Bergman, surrounded by whiteboards scribbled with computer code, was orchestrating a high-stakes marine police chase halfway around the world.
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In fact, he even once told Vanity Fair that in the past he's gotten drunk and scribbled a few intoxicated, permanent sketches of things like wolves, yin-yangs, and a skull and crossbones on his dear friend and professional tattoo artist Scott Campbell.
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Even creating a proof of concept requires a good amount of resources, but a designer showing a team a dozen pages of scribbled-out sketches or a diorama still really doesn't give a great idea of what's going on in their head.
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Sometimes the battles that took place at the Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop were not so visible as a threat scribbled on a piece of paper and mailed to the store or a crazed stranger lurking outside the store and holding a rock.
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Tatiana Trouvé, for example, draws in copper in two ways: once on paper, in a collage of studies sketched between 2012 and 2015, and again in "I tempi doppi," 2014, with continuous loops of copper wire evocative of lines scribbled into space.
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In 1909, when Nimrod team member T.W.A. David scribbled in his notebook that a "thaw-water stream could be heard roaring" in the distance over the Nansen Ice Shelf, he certainly couldn't have known the weight his words carry over a century later.
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But I can see, as I age, that it is in fact one story—a single meandering learning journey with more than a few wrong turns, surprises, and reversals, starting with a dancing bivalve and scribbled death threat in the late 1960s….
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The next year, Keflezighi returned to the marathon as a competitor with four names scribbled on his bib — honoring the people killed at the race as well as a law enforcement officer who was slain by the bombers during a subsequent manhunt.
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By contrast, the aggressively textured assemblage by Gilles Bensimon, "1793" (2015), features what looks like hundreds of pieces of white Japanese paper cut into rings and scribbled over in black ink, one of the few works to evoke the cosmos's complexity and chaos.
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PHILADELPHIA — Jason Scott-Warren recalled the intense emotions he felt when he started to suspect that the scribbled notes in the margins of a copy of Shakespeare's First Folio owned by the Philadelphia Free Library were written by none other than John Milton.
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Sheldon Whitehouse pointed to names that Kavanaugh scribbled in on that day and suggested July 1, 1982, could have been the day of the assault because some of the same people named by Ford were at the party described in the entry.
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The conditions were so deplorable that at one point, they all scribbled down their contact information on a fast-food wrapper, hoping to reconnect later to sue the owner of the bus, Prisoner Transportation Services, the nation's largest for-profit extradition company.
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They were part of a chilling pattern, the workers alleged: Racist graffiti regularly appeared in the men's restrooms — the workers described images of hanging men, threats against specific employees, and Ku Klux Klan references scribbled inside stalls and on mirrors and walls.
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Most impressively, during her demo with virtual sticky notes, the OS recognized her handwriting and called up stock and flight information and allowed her to reorder a list she had scribbled by recognizing that a list was created because she added dashes before each line.
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Writing "could still get it" on Sean's page and "friends forever" on Alvarez's, eagle-eyed viewers noticed that Grande left an extra-special message for Davidson, writing "sry I dipped" over a selfie of the pair with the Saturday Night Live star's face scribbled over.
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A LITTLE over a decade ago, when JinkoSolar, a Shanghai-based company, entered the solar business, it was such a novice that when it visited international trade fairs, all it had was a bare table and a board with its name scribbled on it.
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Co-produced by Jay Ward Productions and DreamWorks Animation and developed by Johnny Test / Big Time Rush creator Scott Fellows, this latest iteration of Rocky and Bullwinkle retains the original show's scribbled designs and meta-comedy, with just a few nods to modern audiences.
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He wouldn't be any better for the queer community if he chose to professionally print up a rainbow flag with the same image in beautiful type, but the obvious rush job, with its s scribbled like an afterthought, underscored his cynical approach towards his voters.
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That, at least, is the takeaway of a new study out of the University of Cambridge, which shows that a page of Leonardo's scribbled notes from 1493—previously dismissed as "irrelevant" by art historians—is actually the first written demonstration of the laws of friction.
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Erwin Schrödinger in particular was one visionary cat: In 1944, he hazarded a guess about the molecular nature of the gene and decided it had to be a strand of code scribbled along the chromosome — which pretty much sums up the essence of DNA.
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"I researched as I went, it started as just a scribbled relationship map trying to figure out everyone's connections because I honestly thought I might find out I was wrong - like the timing wouldn't make sense, or it just wouldn't add up," she said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "Truth heads into naked people bodies bodies whole complete living naked women avoid facial expression make bodies expressive of feeling," scribbled painter Lucian Freud in one of the sketchbooks now on display at London's National Portrait Gallery (NPG).
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LONDON — Every year, the British public gains access to declassified cables and sensitive memos from the top tiers of the government: glimpses of diplomatic outposts around the world, ministers' thoughts scribbled in margins, and disputes between famous leaders, released by the country's National Archives.
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On these pages was a story scribbled in the curvy cursive loops of the religious leader who told my mother that she had once been a brave pioneer on the edge of the Western frontier defending hard-won land from the onslaught of Indians.
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"We are to cower before the people who elected us, and I get their verdict tonight," Mr. Sanford said, reading from scribbled notes on a legal pad, as it became clear he would lose his House race against Katie Arrington in South Carolina's Republican primary.
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Mr. Ozkaya is yet another challenger to the notion of art as sacred relic: His copy is a direct descendant of the heady mischief — some might say charlatanry — Duchamp opened the door to when he scribbled a signature on a urinal and pronounced it art.
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The author of the post wasn't identified—the Best of Nextdoor Twitter account scribbled over their face—but they said that they lived in Rancho Cucamonga, California, and they have had it up to here with "cheap candy" like Dum Dums, Smarties, and Jolly Ranchers.
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It's pretty cool ... one of MLK's admirers asked him the meaning of love, and the civil rights icon scribbled a super-deep quote ... the note is hitting the market through the memorabilia company Moments in Time -- and they're hawking this slice of history for a cool $42,000!!!
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Law enforcement sources tell us a 911 call came in Saturday afternoon from a Cinemark Theater in LA. The 911 caller told the cops they found a threat directed at Kimora that read "your going to die, bye bye, 3/10/18, today" scribbled inside a stall.
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Before the printing press, we tried to integrate gestures into writing through illustrations in the margins of texts (think all of those illuminated medieval scrolls), and after the press made it difficult to illustrate formal writing, people continued to dot informal scribbled notes with communicative doodles.
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It creates a world where teen boys' innermost thoughts are scribbled on the wall, like passing notes, and where David can seem trapped between moments of time, in a dark place where he has the luxury to pause and breathe and contemplate for just a moment.
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I frantically scribbled notes, walking and asking questions, while Mr. White lugged a huge duffel bag of camera equipment, taking bursts of shots as Mr. Scharf raced on and off the subway, in and out of traffic, finally landing at the onetime location of Club 57.
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DiGregorio, a food editor and writer, is such a beautiful storyteller, I found myself underlining passages, turning corners of pages and keeping track of the page numbers at the back of the book until I had a hodgepodge of numbers scribbled on top of each other.
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The documents include text messages, hand-scribbled notes and snapshots of letters by and among the Giuliani-led team that sought to pressure Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky to announce he was investigating Joe Biden and his son; a patent effort to enlist Ukraine's help to defeat him.
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Some hastily scribbled pastels from the end of Wu's life appear frankly childlike, though a few, in their firmly slashed lines of orange or teal, display an aesthetic freedom that had few parallels in China before the reforms of Deng Xiaoping, who led China after Mao.
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Today, Ms. Atwood has a couple of employees and produces an extensive range of home fabrics that are dyed, digitally printed, screen-printed, woven or embroidered, with patterns resembling free-form painted brush strokes, naïvely rendered flower blossoms, artfully splattered ink and grids of scribbled pencil.
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Mr. Gaiman's comic timing was just right, but the truth is that he could have read virtually anything — unpublished juvenilia, the scribbled notes in his margins, excerpts from his correspondence with his accountants — and the crowd would have responded with the same raise-the-roof appreciation.
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The Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas, a leader in the field, owns the libraries, or parts of the libraries, of W.H. Auden, Ezra Pound, Virginia Woolf, E.E. Cummings, Anne Sexton and David Foster Wallace (whose heavily scribbled-in books leaned heavily to self-help).
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In his iconic dot series — begun in the '90s as non-painterly rubber circles fixed to the canvas and later progressing into what he described as "meaningless" painted grids of dots and rectangular forms — one can see, on closer inspection, traces of dust, mold, and scribbled text.
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A couple of the leaked songs, "The Mind Is Powerful" and "Fall Out of Heaven" — which may or may not be from the "Pablo" sessions — are half-song, half-sketch, with Mr. West mumbling his way through the melody, moving from scribbled outline to completed thought and back again.
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Leptis Magna, which UNESCO added along with four other Libyan sites to its "World Heritage in Danger" list last year, is mostly clean and appears well preserved, though in one part of the baths a section of flooring recently collapsed and graffiti has been scribbled on marble walling.
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The top image is from a rainy day in late January (there were other chalk messages drawn around it)... The second was two days later when someone drew their own message on top about Obama's handling on illegal immigration... And the third is after someone scribbled it out.
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This makes me realize how calculated the spacing of his objects really is; it shifts only slightly from painting to painting, as the scribbled circles overlap with each other in a way that reminds me of those spin top marker toys I used to play with as a child.
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A huge part of the actual tryout was standing silently in a room and smiling until I couldn't feel my face at a panel of 12 judges as they scribbled things down, rated my physical appearance on a number scale, and whispered amongst themselves about the way I look.
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Maddow's prime-time hour of overheated speculation lacks the antic sensibility and maudlin sentimentality of, for instance, the pre-exile Glenn Beck, who had scribbled all his manic and intricate chalkboard theories of history as conspiracy (and vice versa) with the studied passion of a coffee-shop prophet.
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In this informal space, the notion of the paper's surface as a theater of ideas (abetted by vitrines filled with scribbled-over sketchbooks) comes through more clearly than it would if the drawings were sidelined as minor works in a painting gallery — especially the wildly complex "Donna Losca" (ca.
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I scribbled a couple notes on the back of my receipt, gathered my nerves, and walked up to the man who spent his work days rolling back decades of policies protecting humanity, on behalf of wealthy industry friends who make more money when they're allowed to produce more pollution.
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Collins and Murkowski scribbled furiously on their notepads as Philbin went on to cite a number of news articles that ran in the wake of Rudy Giuliani's nonstop media campaign — which had launched around the end of March — which only helped draw attention to Biden's apparent conflicts of interest.
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With the scribbled ink barely dry on the Senate GOP's tax plan, House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE vowed to "reform" Social Security and Medicare in 2018.
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Now, Bouton and Kurman are auctioning all of the materials that came from the writing and the stormy aftermath of "Ball Four": every note Bouton scribbled, every tape he recorded, the full manuscript and all the heated correspondence from Major League Baseball, which ordered him to deny it.
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Although their relationship was technically collaborative, the Countess held all the cards: meticulously dictating the costumes, the sets, the scenes, and the ways in which images should be painted and embellished afterwards (some were given to the artist Aquilin Schad to overlay with gouache, while others she scribbled on herself).
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The graffito "Russia is for the Russians," scribbled next to a synagogue, and the words "Vote Trump," written on a torched black church in Mississippi, are separated by the cold waters of the Atlantic but united by an imaginary grievance—a vigil for better times that may never have existed.
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When I was still a bright-eyed McKinsey consultant, I remember hitting a point where I didn't know what to do next and someone gave me the book, "How Remarkable Women Lead," and I read it and scribbled in it, and it felt like a guide in helping me figure out my career.
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"You can eat it anytime," Chiya Yosopov, owner of the snug Noribar at the corner of 13th Avenue and 54th Street in Borough Park, said as he scribbled down takeout orders through a telephone headset and from groups of bewigged Hasidic women and bearded Hasidic men with ritual fringes hanging below their shirts.
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"It's like a true weight has been lifted from my shoulders," he said last week in his office off Central Park West, where he was surrounded by hulking filing cabinets, piles of heavily scribbled-on legal pads and — tantalizingly — a wooden box holding typed pages of the eagerly awaited final Johnson volume.
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Brian SchatzBrian Emanuel Schatz'Medicare for All' complicates Democrats' pitch to retake Senate Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Booker, Durbin and Leahy introduce bill to ban death penalty MORE (D-Hawaii) tweeted, with a photo showing a column of scribbled notes next to a section of the lengthy bill.
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Patricia tells Dr. Klemperer that the Markos Dance Academy, where she has been studying, is run by a coven of witches, and leaves behind a satchel of her journals, in which she's scribbled about the "Three Mothers": Mater Suspiriorum (Mother of Sighs), Mater Tenebrarum (Mother of Darkness), and Mater Lachrymarum (Mother of Tears).
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Many of the drawings in the book aren't so visually different from what you might find scribbled in the stall of a dive bar bathroom, but even the most rudimentary have a curiosity and intentionality to them that reveals the hand of the artist, rather than the puerile shock value of less purposeful hands.
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"For maximum #OPSEC fail take and post pics of your drug paraphernalia deliveries with Fedex tracking number on them," La Moustache tweeted on Thursday, pointing to a number scribbled on a box in one of the photos, and a screenshot from the FedEx site seemingly showing a successful delivery associated with that identity number.
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The bold, sculptured shoulders and silhouettes of a series of immaculately cut pantsuits in patchwork plaids or an elegant gray showed Mr. Jeffrey was also creating for both men and women with commercial requisites in mind, as did charming, scribbled prints on trench coats, shirts and shorts that would likely catch some retailers' eyes.
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In a spectacularly misspelled mini-manifesto (reproduced as a declaratory wall text in the Hauser & Wirth show) that he scribbled on the front of the stretchers bearing the painting "Standing Nude Against Red and White Stripes" (1955), discovered in 2017 when the canvas was detached for reframing, the artists states: OH THE PLEASURES OF PAINTING .
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She's still surprised at what she chose to grab when the flames came that morning: a tent, a floatie — "in case I had to jump in the lake because that's how fast it was coming at me" — one of her grandson's scribbled drawings off the fridge, and a picture of her youngest daughter, Kayla, from second grade.
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Dependent on translators, and caught up in the fast-moving situations and the complexity of the ongoing wars, I scribbled furiously in my notebook, overwhelmed by the strangeness of it all—by the openness of people, their crazy generosity, and the splendor of their cause, a first in the Middle East, if not in world history.
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As it turns out, West's beat-up, scribbled on denim isn't the product of a late night punk music-fueled DIY session, but rather the work of Australian designer Pauly Bonomelli who has created a number of custom one-off pieces for Kanye, as well as A$AP Rocky, featuring his signature heavily collaged, graffiti-inspired style.
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On his palm, Comello had scribbled "MAGA forever… UNITED WE STAND… Patriots in charge," as well as what appeared to be the QAnon symbol, a reference to a conspiracy theory formulated on the idea (among others) that Donald Trump is actually in cahoots with the Mueller investigation, whose real targets may include Hillary Clinton, among others.
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Sitting recently in his book-crammed office at Penguin Random House, where he is vice president, executive managing editor and copy chief for Random House — a division within the larger company — Dreyer scribbled "smelly" and "stinky" on a card and slid it speedily across the desk, as if the card itself was emitting a foul stench.
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When I open an old book and come across my previously scribbled notes — shaky ones when I've been reading on the subway, covered in sand if I read it at the beach, next to a train ticket if I was traveling — I am able to add an extra level of personal depth and experience to the story I am about to re-read.
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There's a whiteboard menu scribbled with Thai specials; everyone's watching the TV, tuned to the latest Thai drama; Thai newspapers and magazines lay scattered, available for all the aunties and uncles that make their way over for their morning coffee, breakfast, and gossip; and the walls are adorned with portraits of the late, revered Thai king, His Majesty Bhumibol Adulyadej.
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But one moment in the show received particular attention in the news media: While they sang their 2000 hit "Goodbye Earl," a tale of a woman and her best friend murdering an abusive husband, a montage of criminals and shady-looking characters through history flashed to a quick shot of Donald J. Trump, with devil horns, a mustache and a goatee scribbled on.
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"Wise Guy," a Stratofortress brought to Barksdale Air Force Bease in Louisiana to be refurbished, had a note scribbled in its cockpit, calling the aircraft, "a cold warrior that stood sentinel over America from the darkest days of the Cold War to the global fight against terror" and instructing the AMARG to "take good care of her … until we need her again."
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If you knew hhhhwwhy you didn't have to memorize equations, or solve equations in the exact same way they did in the book, or cheat by tucking index cards with sample questions and answers scribbled on them in the small pocket created by the back of your graphing calculator and its case so you could secretly reference them and mechanically match the steps.
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It was typical Ghosn sensei, a prediction from the heroic master of commerce, adopted by Japan and placed on a pedestal of renown: the trim little guy with the permanently furrowed brow, the dramatic eyebrows, surrounded by his lieutenants, wearing a neatly tailored suit but ditching the usual necktie (Southern California, after all), pontificating while the cameras clicked and the reporters scribbled.
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Live Briefing: Confirmation Hearing Here are highlights from Judge Neil M. Gorsuch's third day at his Senate confirmation hearings: ■ Senator Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat, asked Judge Gorsuch why, when he was a Bush administration Justice Department official in 2005, he had scribbled "yes" on a document beside a question about whether C.I.A. torture of terrorism suspects had yielded valuable intelligence.
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There may have been something you can call a story from a scribbled napkin, about a reserved girl with big dreams who works at a bar, and a frizzy-haired nice guy disguised as a douche, disguised as a nice guy, who falls in love with the lead-dancer-reserved-girl that forgets about her dreams, who now suspects that he's a douche, but he's not.
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Other works include a syringe-studded, large-scale portrait on curved Homasote by Valeriy Gerlovin; Peter White's madly scribbled drawings of disembodied heads in graphite crayon and oil stick from his Oil/Diamonds/Water/God/War series (1983); the haunting, deeply shadowed black-and-white photographs of Dirk Rowntree; and David Finn's alarmingly lifelike figures made out of garbage bags and battered cardboard boxes.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE on Thursday scribbled a note inside a copy of the "Communist Manifesto" after a young man apparently tried to prank him, according to reporters who witnessed the exchange.
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But not all graffiti is the same, and the courts have only just started to consider whether legal distinctions can be drawn between commissioned and unauthorized graffiti; or if a few words scribbled in the bathroom of a bar deserve the same protections as the works of established artists like Mr. Falkner, who has shown his pieces in galleries across the United States and Europe.
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Jeffrey Nashton, in a hospital in Germany, reached out to touch the top Marine's star-studded collar, then scribbled two words: "Semper Fi." But back in Washington, tempers were raw, especially on Capitol Hill, and General Kelley faced sharp questioning, the more so when it became known that Marines guarding a key checkpoint did not even have bullets in the chambers of their guns.
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The size of the red forms and the way they press upon the painting's edges make the composition feel like a close-up view, while in "Arrangement" (2017), the two flat shapes – one solid yellow and the other a white hexagon in which the artist has scribbled loops the color of dried blood – establish a mysterious relationship, complicated by the underpainting that suggests earlier arrangements.
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This collection seemed like a sublimation of that commercial reality: a jersey Cindy Sherman tube dress turns inside-out into a cocktail frock beaded with a pattern of the dreaded witch offering up the juicy poison apple; an oversized peach leather jacket with Sherman's name scribbled on the back, like the wearer's motorcycle gang name, turns into a lemon cardigan with "Cindy" doodled on the breast, like a boyfriend's moniker.
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Whether it's the representation of BoJack's mother's dementia (S4 E11), in which faces are blurred out or scribbled over; the hallucinatory violence of a particularly heavy drug bender (S1 E11); or an opioid-induced breakdown that causes BoJack to confuse his reality with scenes from the TV show he's shooting (S5 E11), animation is consistently experimented with to simulate experiences and emotions that the viewer may or may not have reference points for.
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Writing about the death of delivery service SpoonRocket and attrition across other "conveniencetech" startups, Constine scribbled: Many conveniencetech startups have suffered hard times since a public and late-stage market correction hit this year: India's Ola shut down its on-demand food delivery service; Zirx is moving away from on-demand valet; and other services, like Good Eggs grocery delivery, have been forced to implement layoffs and scale back from new markets.
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George started the top of the sheet by writing, "I Look at You all see the love there thats sleeping -- While my guitar gently weeps" and continued at the bottom with, "While my Guitar Gently weeps as I'm sitting here doing nothing but aging still my guitar G W." All the writing in between is scribbled by Ringo ... including an effort to work out a misspelling on the side of the sheet.
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As a bit of a thought exercise, Smith scribbled and scratched, did some adding and multiplying, and ultimately determined that, if sales were conducted just so — 22011,22001 tickets to Crew season-ticket holders, 6,800 tickets to in-state youth associations, 4,200 to U.S. Soccer and its supporters' club, and so on — the club might be able to sell out Crew Stadium for a match between the United States and Mexico in the dead of winter.
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But they quickly gave way to a dance of the many, many veils (no pun intended): full ball skirts composed of layers of tulle and organza with big roses scrimmed underneath; sheer tulle shirts scribbled with italics (they turned out to read "Armani Privé," though you'd never know it) or strategically dotted with patent leather roses; hemlines that faded imperceptibly into lace that climbed the sides of the leg; and beading that jangled as the models walked, swaying like some very noisy palm fronds.
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Last weekend, Harmon took to Instagram to give us a behind-the-scenes look from the show's writers' room, posting a series of photos of writer Rob Schrab's ideas for future episodes—and they're, uh, absolutely wild: "The amount of season 5 ideas Rob Schrab can come up with in a day is just awe inspiring from a certain distance at which I should have stayed," Harmon writes alongside a photo of him standing over a sea of scribbled Post-It notes, before posting close-ups on a few of Schrab's choice ideas.
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Here's what she had to say: Lyric: "Thought I'd end up with Sean / But he wasn't a match" Burn Book note: "so cute"; "so sweet"; "could still get it" Lyric: "Wrote some songs about Ricky / Now I listen and laugh" Burn Book note: "good dancer"; "good times man"; "friends forever" Lyric: "Even almost got married / And for Pete I'm so thankful" Burn Book note: "HUUUUUGE"; "sry I dipped"; "I love u always" As eagle-eyed viewers will notice, Grande, 25, left an extra-special message for Davidson, 24, writing "sry I dipped" over a selfie of the pair with the Saturday Night Live star's face scribbled over.
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