Automaton aims to help formulate some semblance of an answer.
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That would have given the Florida senator some semblance of
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Detainees are denied any semblance of due process of law.
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We could cling to her as some semblance of normalcy.
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That would have ended any semblance of a meaningful contest.
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We only perceive the world behind a curtain of semblance.
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Most of them, however, have a ghostlike semblance of humor.
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Curry continued to search for some semblance of his rhythm.
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I lifted weights to recover a semblance of a metabolism.
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It is time to return to some semblance of normality.
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First, the group seems to have some semblance of bipartisanship.
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And unlike Saudi subjects, Iranians enjoy a semblance of democracy.
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He's destroyed every semblance of democracy in his own country.
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Despite the semblance of some normalcy, trauma remains bubbling underneath.
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Let's imagine, however, that some semblance of Utopia is actually achieved.
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I lost any semblance of self-confidence about the English language.
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State licensure was tied to education, introducing some semblance of standards.
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Semblance is a bit like looking at something familiar upside down.
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Annaliese is clinging to him as a semblance of Paradise success.
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Now at least we have a semblance of freedom of speech.
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Once there is some semblance of normality, elections may be possible.
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Keeping some semblance of relationship with Riyadh could hold that off.
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Or at least some semblance of a bare human connection. Why?
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The works' numbing regularity lacks any semblance of its former petulance.
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The rise of streaming has shattered any semblance of media scarcity.
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Taylor: Are you guys keeping any semblance of "normal work hours"?
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Jack Black and Cate Blanchett provide a semblance of adult supervision.
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Or will it preserve some semblance of a rule of law?
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Remarkably, the video manages to tell some semblance of a story.
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They are returning some semblance of balance to the regulatory landscape.
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Once there is some semblance of normalcy, elections could be possible.
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What it does not include, proudly, is any semblance of filter.
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At least the moribund F.T.C. is showing some semblance of life.
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Also, we need some semblance of calm on the global trade front.
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Mick Jagger has to be feeling some semblance of satisfaction by now.
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But the wider financial markets gained a semblance of calm on Thursday.
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I'm thrilled they gave him the chance at some semblance of happiness.
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At least the new year has brought a semblance of monetary normality.
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She makes the most paltry efforts to maintain a semblance of health.
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Until then, we're happy to cling to any semblance of the star.
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For months now, it's been missing even the semblance of real peace.
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But I hope that his victims finally feel some semblance of peace.
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Unfortunately, since independence South has not forged any semblance of national unity.
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Throw in a season of Fargo and any semblance of productivity vanishes.
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Like many war zones, other parts bustled with a semblance of normalcy.
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It could be a while before there is any semblance of normality.
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For women in a restrictive society, they offered a semblance of control.
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It's basically queso, but without any semblance of giving half a shit.
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Russian air power has smashed any remaining semblance of a moderate opposition.
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In only one country, Tunisia, is there a semblance of pluralist democracy.
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By Tuesday morning, a semblance of stability was returning to global markets.
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Now he'd like to reclaim any semblance of power that he relinquished.
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Turning the paparazzi gaze on oneself might offer the semblance of control.
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And, just like Black Americans everywhere, looking for some semblance of hope.
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But she also would have enjoyed a semblance of a normal life.
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These prisons are supposed to provide some semblance of care to inmates.
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Sometimes, partying can be fun AF while also maintaining a semblance of civility.
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The community left, and so did any semblance of popularity that I had.
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But at least we still have some semblance of a democracy in America.
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Maybe the funniest thing about Picross, though, is its semblance of a conceit.
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And an RNC just trying to hold on to some semblance of order.
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Syria may eventually return to a pale semblance of its grim antebellum existence.
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Have any semblance of natural volume or texture without an army of products?
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Surprisingly absent from the Mayweather-McGregor fight was any semblance of ring cutting.
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Any semblance of entertainment is being snatched from every corner of the game.
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AT&T isn't alone in offering a semblance of support for net neutrality.
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And heavyhanded enforcement without a semblance of equity does little to effect progress.
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But ultimately, as with their online group, numbers brought some semblance of safety.
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It should always propose some semblance of a solution, no matter how minor.
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For a while, the vocation lent Barry's solitary existence a semblance of meaning.
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But people thinking a semblance of freedom creeping into Weibo may be misled.
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Others say that embargoes give reporters some semblance of control over their lives.
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At least this event retains some semblance of integrity with this match-up.
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But a semblance of order finally seems to have arrived along the Caspian.
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"I'm sitting here a semblance, trying to get back to me," he said.
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For the first time in my career, I had some semblance of expertise.
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"That policy undermined any semblance of a fair or just tax code," Reps.
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" The answer to that question seems to be "any semblance of ethical bearings.
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Good luck holding on to some small semblance of your former self, everybody!
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The vast majority of my clients grew up without any semblance of privilege.
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At times there's a vague semblance of past civilization, but clearly overrun for ages.
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Information and images spread instantaneously, with viral contagion and without any semblance of control.
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It matters when Hollywood stars peddle this old lie or any semblance of it.
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So, how long do you think I've got to keep some semblance of this?
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Desperate for some semblance of order, Mr. Russo attended two appointments with a therapist.
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By seizing complete control of the press, any semblance of a free state dissolved.
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The semblance of a choice will get people out of the house to vote.
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Sure, I could regain a semblance of control if I had more discipline. Realistically?
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European shares rallied on Monday after Asian markets had found a semblance of calm.
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That athlete, in turn, must give up any semblance of being a normal kid.
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Maybe that's a sign of the semblance of respect beneath this veneer of antagonism.
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This may give Mr Poroshenko a short respite and create a semblance of stability.
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It's a slick PR move, but will any semblance of justice come to fruition?
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That year, the Democratic nominee, Hubert Humphrey, tried to maintain some semblance of order.
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A pretty voice is not enough; feeling and a semblance of insight are required.
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Only when it comes to DACA is he proceeding with any semblance of caution.
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Friendships fell by the wayside, as did any semblance of trying to fit in.
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But months pass, and gradually I begin to have the semblance of an idea.
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So it's better to give guests some semblance of control over their preferred climate.
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Monarchs are more effective than presidents precisely because they lack any semblance of legitimacy.
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For locals, the question is whether the city can maintain some semblance of unity.
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Among White House aides, improvisation and favor-trading overrode any semblance of political strategy.
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How can I watch the sun's disc disappear and maintain any semblance of calm?
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Yes, nobody has any semblance of an idea on how to stop Lamar Jackson.
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And when you're looking to Geraldo for some semblance of reason, you're already dead.
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THERE IS A CERTAIN DEGREE OF LOGIC TO CREATING SOME SEMBLANCE OF USER FEES.
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But as the government advanced this past week, all semblance of order was shattered.
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They outfit unfamiliar surroundings with the trappings of home, seeking a semblance of normalcy.
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That the transition had at least the semblance of legitimacy is to be welcomed.
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He could return to work and to the semblance of a normal, civilian life.
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We will continue to respect America's democratic process and refrain from any semblance of interference.
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Most animals have at least a semblance of an adult-like body when they're young.
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In my 32 years, I've failed—spectacularly, foolishly—at fortifying any semblance of true romance.
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Players still go down quickly on any semblance of contact in or near the box.
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Naturally, Americans flocked to our Google overlords to try to reach some semblance of understanding.
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This makes storyline sense, absolutely; but it also strips any semblance of challenge from Rime.
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It's been a while since you left Chiang Mai and any semblance of a city.
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Emotion has successfully, as it has so many times before, defeated any semblance of logic.
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Running was the only thing that could restore me back to any semblance of calm.
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Didi Chuxing, China's rideshare app, beat out any semblance of Uber competition in the country.
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The same semblance is seen amongst Cavatelli and Clams, or Veal "Blanquette" with Mushrooms & Sweetbreads.
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We wanted to keep some sort of a semblance of a scene within the city.
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Only a coup, opposed by the Obama administration, restored some semblance of stability to Egypt.
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Now, things appear to be returning to some semblance of normalcy in China for Apple.
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In Hong Kong, families like Ms. Gao's have struggled to maintain some semblance of normalcy.
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As life in China returns to a semblance of normality, many people are moving on.
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Russia's wrestling contingent almost single-handedly salvaged some semblance of sporting pride through the Olympics.
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"It will be months before any semblance of normalcy returns," said Mr. Brown, the sheriff.
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She hovered over the table, intent on restoring a semblance of order and eye appeal.
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They promise a semblance of certainty during a time when there is actually very little.
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The U.N. complaint is not Kivalina's first attempt at seeking some semblance of environmental justice.
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But there's still no overage charges, so some semblance of an unlimited plan is preserved.
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This way, G can get some semblance of sleep and I won't get his cold.
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A previous incident in Florida bore some semblance to the victims Naval Air Station shooting.
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It took another two years for any semblance of normal life to resume, she said.
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The island is limping back to some semblance of normalcy as the New Year approaches.
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"The courts have to maintain some semblance of legitimacy and rule by law," said Diamant.
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There was a time between 33 and 23 when Microsoft did have some semblance of coolness.
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He finds himself on the fringes of student life, rejecting any semblance of mainstream Japanese ambition.
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Placed under so much scrutiny, Thompson failed to build any semblance of camaraderie with his teammates.
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The screams are ear-splitting; a thousand ambulance sirens calling for some semblance of personal rescue.
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The alias, which she adopted before she became famous, now grants her a semblance of anonymity.
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Through it all, I managed, just barely, to hold on to some semblance of common courtesy.
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Apple's restrictions sparked a movement to "jailbreak" iPhones in order to regain some semblance of ownership.
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There is no semblance of security, and my refrigerator was made when Clinton was in office.
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She is the reason our home runs with any semblance of order, and we adore her.
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As Josh Marshall noted a week ago, Trump has only the semblance of a real campaign.
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To be sure, a President Mike Pence would restore some semblance of normalcy to American politics.
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Or will she shun Polly to retain some semblance of perfection that she desperately clings to?
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That would be better than never decarbonizing, and never achieving any semblance of stability ever again.
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A few blankets spread around give a semblance of comfort, but she says it isn't enough.
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We like to arrange things neatly into patterns to lend the world some semblance of order.
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So I choose it as an alternative, in an effort to achieve some semblance of normalcy.
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That's where I'm at now, trying to get it back up under some semblance of protection.
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Q: Is there any semblance of normal life in Aleppo, or is it on complete lockdown?
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Some local members of the National Guard are out in uniforms, giving a semblance of security.
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That's why I head to the movie theater at weird hours, seeking some semblance of ceremony.
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How can we reverse course and retrace our steps toward some semblance of comity and restraint?
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Yet, I have always tried to maintain some semblance of a balance with my family life.
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Curling faces unique challenges when it comes to maintaining a semblance of peace on the site.
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I struggled to maintain a semblance that I was paying attention without giving my secret away.
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In many cases, it is by attempting to show some semblance of control and national cohesion.
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"Relying on these irregulars and contractors gives the state some semblance of deniability," Mr. Lewis said.
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As men of color, we know the semblance of that threat from within our own country.
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As I watch the impeachment trial unfolding, I see a little semblance of a real trial.
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GPT-2 can't write a novel; not even the semblance, if you're thinking Austen or Franzen.
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GPT-2 can't write a novel; not even the semblance, if you're thinking Austen or Franzen.
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The semblance of stability in oil combined with some solid company results to lift Wall Street.
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Worse, Republicans have managed to destroy any semblance of a normal legislative process along the way.
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The February 25 debate saw all semblance of comity or composure collapse in the Democratic field.
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Spanish idioms have a way of losing all semblance of seriousness when they're translated to English.
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Amazon did not respond to a Gizmodo request for comment on its logo's semblance to a penis.
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It's time to drop any illusions that Trump will "pivot" to any semblance of conventional leadership behavior.
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Their responses offer a way to dodge questions about his behavior while maintaining some semblance of accountability.
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This would give Rome at least a semblance of control and allow it to recognise these prelates.
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They appear on the dashboard in some semblance of order, for instance based on traffic or engagement.
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Delivery can be an especially big help in maintaining some semblance of order in those early days.
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They try to maintain a semblance of normalcy when everything they know was pulled from beneath them.
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PHILADELPHIA — After a long day of tensions and booing, Democrats finally found some semblance of party unity.
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After my parents divorced, my dad remarried and made an attempt to provide some semblance of structure.
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Everybody that we disagree with, [are] we going to have to wipe every semblance of them out?
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Right around the time I was starting a family, I needed some semblance of a regular paycheck.
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Design is about taking things that are a mess and putting them into some semblance of order.
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These clever devices can be used by people with visual impairments to produce some semblance of vision.
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The superdelegate racket is yet another buffer against any semblance of a true democracy in our country.
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Then again, Siri might be your best bet for some semblance of privacy in a voice assistant.
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Up the rickety stairs, the rooms were all squalid, though one had some semblance of a residence.
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Puerto Ricans, she added, would continue to head to the mainland for a semblance of normal life.
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Both sherry and Madeira, the other two leading fortified wines, have had some semblance of a revival.
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They want prestigious Western news organizations to be in their countries for the semblance of democratic normalcy.
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But even after recovering to some semblance of physical normalcy, my brain still felt just as broken.
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"It's the final nail in the coffin of any semblance of independent decision making," she told CNN.
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Some residents of the besieged port reached for a semblance of normality on a major public holiday.
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But most people will need some semblance of structure to get the most out of working remotely.
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And, once you arrive, you'll have to ascend past the crowds to find any semblance of solitude.
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An ineffective effort to create a semblance of narrative involves small rooms interspersed throughout the gallery spaces.
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"These guys have a stake in preserving some semblance of political capital in Chávismo," Mr. Levitsky said.
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Instead, the immediate focus should be on reaching a peaceful stalemate that creates some semblance of stability.
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"Any semblance of hate, bigotry or advocacy of violence has no place in our Coast Guard," Adm.
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Can he muster the courage to rev himself back to a semblance of who he was before?
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But it may help win the current wars, and with it, a semblance of Middle East peace.
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The judiciary is being pushed far from any semblance of the rule of law and due process.
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The sheer volume of global hotspots that threaten U.S. national security demand some semblance of government stability.
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The Assad regime is hoping to have some semblance of control over that part of the country.
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She also gets candid about the lengths the couple have to go to for a semblance of privacy.
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No, new Serena is fully detached from any semblance of loyalty to the system, to her former relationships.
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Beyond hearing, robocars also must develop some semblance of the other types of communication you take for granted.
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A semblance of peace was restored when the remaining local feudal warlords, or "daimyo," sought to unify Japan.
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In the search for some semblance of truth, it can help to turn to those in the trenches.
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Fortunately, Jupiter is still touring peacekeeping Libra until October 10, which will keep a semblance of harmony afoot.
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Let me drop all semblance of impartiality here and say I endorse the people's position — he looks fantastic.
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Sepso co-founded Major League Gaming in 1003, bringing the first true semblance of infrastructure to competitive gaming.
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But does the former girl group star have any semblance of a relationship with her one-time bandmates?
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"Bringing a semblance of normalcy to Eman's life may take a few years," he said again in February.
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Rock thinks that there's a semblance of a coup taking place in America, although a very sloppy one.
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Contrary to the naysayers, this "faceless fish" does have a semblance of a face, buried underneath its skin.
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Some villages are so depopulated that locals have decorated them with mannequins to provide a semblance of activity.
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With their parliamentary vote this week, they seem to want to bring some semblance of that into being.
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But for a team to exist in any meaningful sense it must have some semblance of an identity.
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Even if they had some semblance of judgment, robots are still awful at manipulating complex objects like bottles.
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However, restoring some semblance of usability to attract and retain new users is integral to the company's survival.
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CIS, which Tanton founded in 1985, was specifically designed to give the nativist movement a semblance of legitimacy.
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A preliminary investigation would follow, "if the allegation has even the semblance of truth," Cupich said in February.
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At their heart, though, there is at least some semblance of respect, an awareness of a rival's prowess.
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It can be pure psychological torture, and cause even the calmest people to lose all semblance of chill.
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In order to put any semblance of brakes on this runaway train, lawmakers should consider the following: 85033.
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"There is no way any man capable of thought would think of a semblance of wrongdoing," he said.
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Political parties aren't exactly known for their "hip" social media accounts, but most maintain some semblance of class.
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The people of California will still have a chance to restore a semblance of order to the universe.
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For Shevardnadze, war provided a distraction from his failure to reform Georgia into a semblance of liberal democracy.
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When both sides have a seat at the table, you end up with some semblance of a compromise.
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That shows that the president knows he needs his lifeline to the establishment, and some semblance of order.
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As Trump passes the two-week mark in office, there are sporadic signs of some semblance of order.
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What they needed was some semblance of pass rush and better-than-replacement-level play around the stars.
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They listen closely, they shape and shade their words, becoming a perfect sign and semblance of a man.
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I own my home; I have some semblance of a career; my daughter will soon be a teenager.
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And that's where the world of psychics and mediums are perfect — they can provide a semblance of meaning.
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On the left, House Democrats are frustrated that the deal gives Trump any semblance of "wall" funding — Rep.
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As meager as it may be, the block may provide a semblance of cover when the tower falls.
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Greg's lecture suggests that it is possible to find some fleeting semblance of meaning in an indifferent universe.
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There is no freedom of speech, thought, assembly, religion, movement or any semblance of political liberty in China.
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So the organization has taken to Twitter to try to salvage some semblance of their normal testing conditions.
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He's spoken of having "wanted out" before, as well as his desire for a semblance of regular life.
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The director is more interested in showing ordinary people trying to live some semblance of a normal life.
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The director is more interested in showing ordinary people trying to live some semblance of a normal life.
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But even small cracks in Republican unity could give the Democratic-led impeachment effort a semblance of bipartisanship.
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"Long Walk," the first semblance of a proper Season 7 teaser, shows characters walking toward the Iron Throne.
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Restoring the Knicks to some semblance of competence and success may be the hardest feat in the league.
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The kingdom's judiciary is being pushed far from any semblance of the rule of law and due process.
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I'll always be the girl in the dumpster, hoping my existence is bringing him some semblance of joy.
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Flustered, I tried to improvise, shuffling through my printed pages for some semblance of a relevant talking point.
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They fled to Gaziantep, just across the Turkish border, and sought to build some semblance of a normal life.
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Yoshihiro Takayama back in Pride 21, with both women landing big strikes which showed little semblance of honed technique.
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The first few experiences, though not exactly a spa treatment, do lend themselves inherently to some semblance of relaxation.
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The altercations never turned violent but provided some semblance of protection — legal and physical — for those interacting with police.
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Finally, they got to know some semblance of the pain and anguish that accompanies our lives in this country.
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Méndez is doubtful that brown dwarfs are stable enough over the long term to maintain any semblance of habitability.
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That's one way to look at it, but there's another that lets us hang onto some semblance of agency.
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I'm just a crazy person trying to maintain some semblance of calm while attempting to figure it all out.
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Some are said to be proxies, set up by the ruling party to give the semblance of a contest.
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At this point, having completed this show, how far do you see America from some semblance of solving racism?
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Cannabis is everything to these people—it's their livelihood, and it's given them a semblance of freedom and adventure.
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Those who will engage in this war of ideas, however, cannot be effective without some semblance of religious freedom.
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He has restored a semblance of security to swathes of northern Nigeria that were overrun by schoolgirl-abducting jihadists.
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Senators don't have that luxury; they can reasonably expect that some semblance of what they pass would become law.
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It will sap their willingness to support reactionary change and deprive the Trump administration of any semblance of legitimacy.
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His grandparents made sure he studied hard; along with his older sister, they gave him some semblance of stability.
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Both Tabu and Bajpayee, accomplished actors on any given day, struggle to maintain a semblance of seriousness on screen.
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The sequel, Two Dots, made good on that premise by introducing some semblance of structure through increasingly challenging levels.
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For me, what it comes down to is that any semblance of forced enthusiasm makes me desperately, horribly uncomfortable.
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His lack of objectivity tempts him to strive for the glamorous semblance of power rather than for actual power.
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That's not to say I let my kids roam around, designing their own lives with no semblance of order.
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"This is a truly herculean enterprise, but nothing less than this can restore a semblance of stability," he added.
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There was no attempt at even giving the semblance of a fair, bipartisan hearing to the Supreme Court candidate.
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Although you dislike the man personally, at least show some semblance of respect for the office of the presidency.
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For now, the Republican Party's leaders are trying to maintain some semblance of control over what's happening to them.
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But this is the first time we've gotten any semblance of real confirmation from the people running the show.
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Meanwhile, the US lacks any semblance of universal child care, which can be a burdensome cost for many families.
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Even those who fought to return to some semblance of normalcy found that their lives had become uncomfortably public.
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As they see it, they are fighting a "final battle" for some semblance of autonomy from the Chinese government.
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There's always barbequed sausages and beer on offer, and everything has the semblance of a cosy family get-together.
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We know their breakup is sad, but we don't know exactly what they've lost besides some semblance of stability.
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In this case, the A's have lots of sluggers, relievers and star defenders, but no semblance of a rotation.
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Friends, career, love—even if they had cobbled together some semblance of a life, it decayed on the sidelines.
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She wants to regain a semblance of normalcy now that she's completed her task of building the women's division.
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It makes me feel like I have some semblance of control over this situation, even though, um, I don't.
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The fire raged for three hours, incinerating the front desk and erasing any semblance of a health care center.
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It is the only way to have at least a semblance of a fair trial and not a coverup.
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The only semblance of air-conditioning is an occasional breeze, allowing for a dress code of shorts and sandals.
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A previous incident during a mass shooting in Florida bore some semblance to the victims Naval Air Station incident.
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They situate their family lives with the expectation that they can earn some semblance of a predictable living wage.
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Because we want to believe that in most every aspect of life there is a semblance of due process.
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These forms are actually shoes covered in beads so meticulously they completely devour any semblance of the shoe's form.
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Not to be outdone, of course, Republicans have also walked away from any semblance of consistency in their governance.
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Players choose between pushing their digital progeny to attain conventional success and allowing them some semblance of childhood innocence.
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Now there is some semblance of an answer: fairly popular, at least by the standards of cable television comedies.
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The one time it did show some semblance of sovereignty or power was at its referendum on the bailout.
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Once there, Sestero finds an agent and a girlfriend, and slowly starts to build the semblance of a real life.
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Elsewhere, I attempted to sketch out some semblance of a start, but it needs to be rewritten by us, collectively.
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It can provide some semblance of control by providing a management layer missing from public cloud tools today, Nair explained.
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Sometimes, all it takes is one song to slow things down and restore any semblance of calm for a moment.
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Davey's short film "Notes on Blue" provides a semblance of narrative; it is the adhesive that keeps the pieces afloat.
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While it's worth trying to keep some semblance of a schedule, flight or train times don't always allow for that.
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That way its growing numbers have some semblance of security, hope for the future, and real opportunity for their families.
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And Vanya, basically the towel girl for the team most her life, can't wring out the smallest semblance of confidence.
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For those coming to the US illegally, not being given even the semblance of due process is a common story.
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Yet both these actors, unlike Mr. Fenner and the others playing boys, struggle to evoke a genuine semblance of youth.
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When Connecticut stretched its lead to nine early in the second half, the Ducks finally found some semblance of offense.
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When crafting some semblance of a daily life, the real challenge for Markle and Harry might come in blending worlds.
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Why it matters: It's a distinct possibility given Putin's penchant for using legalistic steps to maintain a semblance of legitimacy.
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His family had money and they could afford to establish a semblance of a new life in a new place.
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TechCrunch previously reported that this convenient feature — and small semblance of order for Instagram's confounding feed — was on the way.
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We have the orchestra, boldly cutting off acceptances speeches mid-sentence, to thank for whatever semblance of brevity that exists.
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R.I.P. to this malevolent snack Judy is also a deeply flawed character, but with some semblance of an emotional compass.
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Do I feel more of a semblance of agency over things beyond my control than someone who is fucked up?
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Now, though, we finally have a semblance of a real-life series starring real-life people (and not just owls).
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Saadi said the revival of television production and other cultural activities showed a semblance of calm was returning to Iraq.
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I think that in accepting that neither sufferer nor witness are culpable we can all find some semblance of peace.
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It can attempt to keep a semblance of the sanctions on the North, despite the violations by Beijing and Moscow.
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"Y'all I love Summer Walker's music, but there needs to be some development and semblance that she cares," he wrote.
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Still, Schiff says his top priority as chairman would be to return a semblance of bipartisan comity to the panel.
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Testing, validating, retesting — it's all part of a slow and grinding process to arrive at some semblance of scientific truth.
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Even so, he was gracious enough to allow a crestfallen politician to leave the set with a semblance of dignity.
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These parts almost act as a counterpoint to the more frivolous visual aspects to offer some semblance of rock authenticity.
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In busier times, we allow only a few people in at a time to maintain a semblance of social distancing.
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Analysts say that for Biegun's methodical approach to prevail he will need to deliver a semblance of progress in Hanoi.
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With rampant state violence and the absence of any semblance of justice, Egyptian society is beyond polarized — it is broken.
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It was the only way to save Elizabeth, expand the inn and create some semblance of a balanced family life.
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Passing a 22019% tax increase on the hard-working families of Illinois without any semblance of reform is absolute insanity.
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It took her weeks to get the house and Bob under control, to instill some semblance of order and routine.
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For me, it was always about working in a profession that allowed me to have some semblance of financial security.
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The problem is, with any semblance of a private real estate market, land and housing values don't behave that way.
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On the drive back, we left the land of twisted wreckage and gradually rediscovered a small semblance of civilian life.
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Then, as now, people reached for wordplay to reclaim a semblance of control over lives that seemed to have none.
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So don't expect any semblance of understatement from Ms. Carey for her annual run of holiday shows at the Beacon.
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One of the first steps to getting back to a semblance of normal is getting the power on, he said.
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But life has returned to a semblance of normalcy in many areas, particularly in districts on this city's eastern edge.
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In Gaetz, however, we do, at last, have some semblance of a contestant willing to perform any trick to win.
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She expected to see Linda smiling toothily, holding Lila's little hand and waving it around in a semblance of goodbye.
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Believing in conspiracy theories is a psychological construct for people to take back some semblance of control in their lives.
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It wasn't until the past 60 years — when racial quotas were repealed — that immigrant demographics showed any semblance of diversity.
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Semblance, meanwhile, is an all-purpose way to get through crowded areas without being detected — a little like Hitman's disguise system.
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The protagonist of "Semblance" is decidedly more relaxed, content to float in the tiny pool rather than feel overcome by it.
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As a result, I figured this would be a really great way to do some semblance of good in the world.
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But when he was asked about Trump's phony claims of massive fraud on Election Day, he lost all semblance of integrity.
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Republicans hoping for some semblance of party unity, the Paul Ryans and Mitch McConnells, still find themselves condemning Trump's inflammatory comments.
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It's a semblance of hope that if you are in this for the right reasons then it won't be a struggle.
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"I want these women to be able to take some semblance of control back — and this is doing that," he says.
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Quite consciously, the album plays up the obscurantism, the eerie spirituality, to maximize a semblance of profundity befitting a Last Testament.
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In general, the company has done a good job in striving to bring the material to a reasonable semblance of life.
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But a new study says there's at least some semblance of a reason to describe wine in such a cringeworthy manner.
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The frontrunner added how relieved she was to see such a big star have some semblance of a work-life balance.
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When he emerged, he remained in intensive care and began the agonising battle to regain some semblance of his former mobility.
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" She writes: "I could not have imagined on June 3, 2011 that my life would ever have any semblance of normalcy.
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It even equipped polling stations with webcams, not to increase transparency, says Mr Asmolov, but to create a semblance of it.
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Yet still, the headline "[Insert Season Here] Was The Most Diverse Ever" manages to supersede any semblance of actual, lasting progress.
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Many analysts on Monday still expected OPEC and other producers to come out with some semblance of a deal on Wednesday.
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Some backers even defend Vue because they have a semblance of an idea of where the company's at with these updates.
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Big congrats to everyone for destroying literally any semblance of respect the U.K. might have held on an international political stage.
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Today's release is designed to answer that and give users some semblance of control over the messaging they receive inside Slack.
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The video game Semblance by the South Africa-based Nyamakop studio has players reshaping a malleable digital world before it petrifies.
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Suddenly, everyone knows where Watson is in that exact moment — not exactly ideal for someone who wants some semblance of privacy.
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As you probably guessed, it basically involves instantly dropping to the ground and rolling around in the semblance of extreme agony.
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It abandoned any semblance of realism and had its characters fight back a teeming horde of frantic rats with a flamethrower.
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"They have given up any semblance of conservatism and focused on an almost visceral hatred of all things Clinton and Obama."
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"If Russia seeks any semblance of credible leadership on the world stage, it should first abide by its commitments," Cardin continued.
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To maintain a semblance of limiting migration, in 1875 Congress passed the Page Act, which limited the migration of Chinese women.
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John McCain will do their best to band together and reclaim some semblance of a moral center for the Republican Party.
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The true culprit, they insist, was the university, which found Klocke guilty of sexual harassment without any semblance of due process.
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But the question is, do any of them truly see any remaining semblance of the party they once knew and loved?
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He's a lean, boyish guy who seems to make an effort to maintain some semblance of a smile at all times.
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Thankfully, the generic floral pictures hanging near the man sitting on the edge of the bed provided some semblance of joy.
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While Trump gives ample opportunity for negative coverage, many CNN hosts and reporters have abandoned any semblance of detached neutral analysis.
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It was then, as United struggled to hang on to any semblance of hope, that Roy Keane began to assert himself.
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What is the role of the media if not to press for some semblance of reality amid the smoke and mirrors?
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The office of commissioner would never again hold any semblance of objectivity, of a higher concern for the game of baseball.
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As someone who almost never takes selfies, I've come to appreciate the semblance of privacy of a hidden front-facing camera.
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In this sense, Leir was a true pioneer of trying to bring at least some semblance of scientific rigor to ufology.
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I can't believe I've had any semblance of a life in the last 20 years because all I do is work.
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Above all, it gave me an excuse to cry when there seemed to be a reason to, a semblance of control.
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You can sell a 30-year-old car and it maintains some semblance of value, especially if it's been well-maintained.
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And now an underfunded write-in candidate, Peter Gleason, has jumped into the race, offering voters a semblance of a choice.
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They hoped that through "real, courageous conversations" and "really uncomfortable discussions," we could start to arrive at a semblance of unity.
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In these forty-five minutes of movement, body, mind, and spirit are reconnected, and any semblance of stress gradually washes away.
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The Bucks led by as many as 28 points before Toronto did enough chipping away to keep some semblance of hope.
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While stories soothe with their imposed semblance of order, archives exhaust with the often incomprehensible chaos of what's been left behind.
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Since 2014, a bloody crackdown led by the army has brought a semblance of calm, but tensions bubble under the surface.
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Users across the site took sides: shut down, vehemently defend, or attempt to see some semblance of value in the film.
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She chalks it up to just one of many examples of how the Trump presidency has broken any semblance of normalcy.
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"The department hopes the resolution of Shawn's case leads the family to some semblance of closure," according to the news release.
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I only have 10 minutes to shower, I'll do some semblance of hair and makeup while we drive to the gala.
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I know that before I try dating again, I need to rebuild some semblance of the community I had in Atlanta.
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Many were dressed in red, green, yellow and white shirts to create the semblance of the Mozambique flag in the stands.
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Friday, finally, brought some semblance of routine for Harvey and the Mets in a season that has lacked that so far.
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"Every recovery in postwar history has ended with some semblance of overheat and I think this one will too," he added.
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On its face, the idea makes a semblance of sense -- especially given Biden's age and the message he is running on.
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But on "Gone," featuring French artist Christine and the Queens (Héloïse Letissier), Charli sheds any semblance of a too-cool persona.
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By 2628 the U.S. imported more oil than it produced and was moving further away from any semblance of energy independence.
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Marvel as Blake, Adams, and Ders party their way into oblivion and magically manage to keep some semblance of an income.
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Fox News's Republican debate seemed like it had everything, from jokes about Donald Trump's penis to some semblance of policy discussion.
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"Had those officers had some semblance of some relationship with him, I think we would have seen a different outcome," Alexander said.
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So it's quite difficult for Bran to have any kind of semblance of personality anymore because he's really like a giant computer.
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But if used for good, Cole's power could lay the foundation for liberation and some greater semblance of justice in our country.
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By the time the government had regained a semblance of control, backed by American air power, up to 250 civilians were dead.
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"Based on the data available, this doesn't meet any semblance of credibility," said Jake Williams, founder of the Georgian firm Rendition Infosec.
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Sounds like he is trying to cling desperately to a semblance of relevance in a contemporary music scene that left him behind.
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So when she learned she was pregnant with twins, Allen was nervous about supporting them while maintaining some semblance of a routine.
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I mean, sometimes the paparazzi would follow someone around and try and get as real a semblance of their personality as possible.
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It looks cool, sure — but with the mod, he loses the capacity for wireless charging, waterproofing, and any semblance of a warranty.
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In two months we have the chance, not the certainty, but the chance to restore some semblance of sanity to our politics.
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There have been some clear changes to how the yuan trades since the policy adjustment that have provided a semblance of stability.
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Needless to say, some semblance of a SoftBank fertility deal got this reporter interested in a space that seldom populates tech blogs.
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If you lack any semblance of creativity or inspiration, Tinder will even help you out and surface which GIFs are currently trending.
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The second, and more important, turning point is that Cersei loses her nephew-child Tommen, and with him any semblance of humanity.
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China has been quick to crack down on any semblance of protest or popular uprising, including those coming via popular social media.
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The great majority of the colony's inhabitants are just trying to figure out how to maintain some semblance of a normal life.
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For now, it looks like the only way to get some semblance of a Live Photo up on IG is through Boomerang.
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When she finally returned home, the academic and artist fought to regain a semblance of her life prior to the devastating illness.
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Sad as it may be for some, showing any semblance of positivity or eloquence on this post-Election Day is pretty impressive.
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With Hurricane Harvey delivering devastating flooding throughout southeast Texas, it's difficult to find any semblance of a bright spot in the situation.
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And just like that, we're each ushered off to a game — some semblance of organization before it all invariably erupts into chaos.
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One is that they're so desperate to avoid even the semblance of a difficult question that they're looking far down Fox's bench.
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Give Osweiler this, at least—he's getting very good at blaming himself for poor performances each week without any semblance of improvement.
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Democrats in Congress use whatever obstructive tools they have to register protest or force some semblance of normalcy back into the system.
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These changes are having a profound influence on truth and any semblance of a marketplace in which people encounter and evaluate ideas.
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If a heartfelt apology on Twitter isn't enough to restore some small semblance of faith in humanity, I don't know what is.
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In two months we have the chance, not the certainty but the chance, to restore some semblance of sanity to our politics.
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He said Russia is the only country other than China that presents a "semblance of being an ally" to the isolated regime.
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And what if there is no one around him willing or able to slow him down or exert a semblance of control?
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Because if this saga is ever going to have a semblance of a happy ending, it needs more heroes like this one.
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Solid trade relations with these three economic powerhouses is crucial to achieving some semblance of unity in meeting the Chinese mercantilist challenge.
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A fourth was a large man — about 6-foot-5 — who had the semblance of a grizzly bear, according to a friend.
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" Williams, who has acted in three of Reichardt's films, characterizes the director's work as "38 things buried under the semblance of nothing.
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"They have to gain competence or a semblance of competence, rather than just change the name," said Sophia University professor Koichi Nakano.
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It affords them some semblance of credibility; the President said the counterprotesters were just as responsible as we are for this violence!
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For Shevardnadze, the focus on war provided a welcome distraction from his failure to reform Georgia into a semblance of liberal democracy.
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Divorced from the drab reality of an office cubicle and any semblance of normalcy, creativity and inspiration become much more omnipresent forces.
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The availability of parts and plans in recent years allowed me to recreate some semblance of what inspired me in vintage synths.
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The company's servers and apps will stay online for several months, and Bluesmart is still offering some semblance of support for customers.
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Meanwhile, a bipartisan group of senators has met to try and jumpstart even a semblance of talks on re-opening the government.
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Regular exercise is one of the most basic ways to mitigate stress and maintain some semblance of structure in our daily lives.
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She wrote from the perspective of a woman trying to maintain the semblance of a life while her city was being destroyed.
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Clearly, the US and North Korea need to develop some semblance of trust with one another ahead of the Trump-Kim summit.
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Furthermore, denigrating the electoral process is an important way for despots to downplay election results that hint at any semblance of unpopularity.
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That speaks to a semblance of parity in television's emerging cultural divide, as my colleagues at The Upshot captured late last year.
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"Anyone with any intellectual honesty can see that this hearing is a sham devoid of any semblance of due process," he wrote.
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For six months they rehearsed in private, in front of mirrors, which helps you see whether you're achieving that artificial, mannequinlike semblance.
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Like the concluding scene of a Shakespearean romance, it interlaces a variety of jangling, disparate elements into the semblance of cosmic harmony.
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For one, the addition of such revered and respected "voices" would allow us to regain some semblance of civility in public discourse.
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Many participants said they were disgusted at the gradual dismantling of democracy in Russia, and of any semblance of a real opposition.
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When and where there is some semblance of governance, it is often profoundly corrupt and subservient to a deeply ingrained clan system.
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Trump rarely thinks before he speaks and rarely speaks with any semblance of decency or respect for the office that he holds.
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The incident further inflamed partisan tensions on a panel that has struggled to maintain any semblance of bipartisanship during the Russia investigation.
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Tripathi is perfect with his deadpan humour, bringing a semblance of sense to what is otherwise a tepid script from the start.
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She has tried to restore a semblance of normalcy to her besieged administration by making appointments of ambassadors and deputy cabinet ministers.
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Steel yourself for this brutal, gut-punching story of an elite Manhattan police task force trying to maintain some semblance of decency.
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But every team in sports with any semblance of a marketing department has its own version of the Fan Patrol or Fun Police.
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But the president has nonetheless appeared vexed by the judiciary's protracted procedures, its semblance of independence and its occasional checks on his power.
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"The authorities' main task at this 'election' is to ensure high turnout to create the semblance of legitimacy," says opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
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Fortunately the Internet was younger than our children, so we were able to keep some semblance of ignorance, which we expressed as optimism.
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He believes what triggers the sensation is the semblance of personal attention, which can be mimicked online through close-up face framing shots.
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This has transformed the character of government, from a semblance of well-advised policymaking to a relentless effort to fulfil presidential campaign promises.
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They've all shown some semblance of humility in the face of the awesome responsibility that comes with being leader of the free world.
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This is particularly shocking for anyone who grew up with some semblance of wealth, only to suddenly find themselves paying their own way.
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Maintaining any semblance of order in spaces shared with pets can feel like a constant battle between good and hair-coated everything evil.
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The US-led coalition is now working to return the area to some semblance of normalcy — and pro-regime forces don't like that.
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That said, Amazon's still offering up plenty of choice within its own portfolio, while companies like Kobo are maintaining some semblance of choice.
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The important part is maintaining some semblance of pocketability, ruling out the Motorola (which looks like some sort of medication dispenser) right away.
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Shoemaker (9-13) has added some semblance of stabilization to a starting rotation that&aposs been in shambles for most of the season.
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The greenback dropped to as low as 99.00 yen, a fall of 6.7 percent, before gaining a semblance of stability at 102.50 yen.
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It's rooted in the present, literally in 2018, which means that it's going to have to grapple with a semblance of current events.
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Betsy DeVos, fresh off of stripping trans students in this country of any semblance of safety and respect, of course made an appearance.
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We could ditch honorifics altogether, and simply address each other by our last names if we want to maintain some semblance of formality.
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At a glance, these details may seem insignificant, but they're the handful of childhood memories that bring with them a semblance of normalcy.
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Maybe Ivanka is bothered by the sexism, or maybe she's merely annoyed that any semblance of her doing domestic labor tarnishes her image.
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There is a semblance of plausibility to all this, but only because of precedents set in times when the internet looked very different.
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Today Facebook stock, which confers at least some semblance of a vote, fetches $136 and the group commands a $400 billion market capitalization.
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Though there is tragedy and death throughout the film, the Deep State is able to restore some semblance of normality to the world.
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Dozens of such cases have been filed and many shock the conscience in their open disregard for any semblance of a fair hearing.
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Back in the days when the internet was nothing more than a wild sci-fi concept, Hollywood stars had some semblance of privacy.
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Remain in staid cruising mode and feel your lumbar vertebrae compress in real time as you wriggle to gain some semblance of support.
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Sports and art classes at the United Nations-sponsored school offered these Gaza kids a semblance of normalcy and an outlet for expression.
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For a while in 2014 the government seemed willing to cooperate with the C.N.R.P., but then it dropped even the semblance of that.
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What's more, the yields of sovereign bonds in core countries like Germany and France plummeted as global investors sought a semblance of safety.
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Only the semifinal game, a victory over France, had the semblance of competitiveness, with the Americans ahead by just 4 points at halftime.
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Not only can they not rely on any semblance of Clinton coattails; they actually risk being dragged down by their deeply flawed frontrunner.
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Keeping a semblance of democratic norms can be useful to the ruler; it allows him to refute any charges that he's a dictator.
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Whether the proposed deal works remains to be seen, but even the semblance of an agreement is expected to be positive for prices.
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With Automatic Alt Text, she can get some semblance of what a friend may be "So happy!" about without resorting to detective work.
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However, it wasn't until my early 30s, when my dosage of testosterone increased, that I could find any semblance of completion with it.
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And there's Jim Gray interviewing Pete Rose … and there goes any semblance of sanity for the rest of this brief, forgettable World Series.
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I don't wish him harm, but I'd like to get resolution or a semblance of justice without being painted as the crazy ex.
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"The pilots were the ones who had some semblance of control, the passengers did not," said Linda Shiner, editor of Air & Space magazine.
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It's one where experts are allowed to be experts, capitalists are allowed to accumulate, and ordinary workers are allowed a semblance of stability.
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That gathering didn't happen until months later, in early March, as I waited for a semblance of normalcy to return to the island.
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Behind bars, they have found a semblance of peace — or at least a place less violent than the one they killed to escape.
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Rather, they're merely searching for some semblance of control over their white-collar lives, which they incidentally find through creating chaos for others.
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Sacramento lost all semblance of offensive rhythm in the third quarter and suffered its fifth consecutive loss and eighth defeat in nine games.
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Culver City, as the area furthest east on Los Angeles's west side, once offered a semblance of affordability in a much-inflated market.
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So even though the woofer only faces forward, you get a semblance of 360-degree sound even several yards away from the Move.
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Without having the FBI report or some semblance of trying to get corroboration, we are left with the credibility of the two witnesses.
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Violent extremist groups often offer a semblance of order and rule of law when youths lose access to structure, support, education, and jobs.
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When the stock market tanked in 1882, he gave up the semblance of normality to become a full-time artist, wanderer and freeloader.
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Perhaps a "normal" pick is a sign that American politics and government might be able to return to some semblance of functional democracy.
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The Minnesota senator also has to build out some semblance of an organization across the 14 Super Tuesday states in almost no time.
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Her "Waterfall" remains a semblance, a signifier of the actual thing — in fact, not even of the thing, but of its characteristic movement.
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"You can actually have some levels of brilliance and have some semblance of mental decline as we see in the president," she added.
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Policy makers and organizations pushing toward some semblance of standardization will need to narrow their focus to certain categories or specific industry verticals.
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Following a traumatic experience, some survivors retreat into the private sector in hopes of regaining some semblance of life as it once was.
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C.K. plays Glen, a Hollywood writer who has only a semblance of a relationship with his 17-year-old daughter, China (Chloë Grace Moretz).
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Charlotte, though, has not made an appearance on the campaign trail, in part because Clinton wants to give the child some semblance of privacy.
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Greg, let me just turn it over to you before some -- GUTFELD: OK. PERINO: Some semblance of sense, like bring us back to earth.
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Even so, it is possible to sketch out some semblance of what Betonomics might entail by examining the work of one of his idols.
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Every contestant who's still in the running — Chantal, Tiffany, and Yael — has lost whatever semblance of personality they had to better serve sexy twists.
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For decades, Hollywood and the left have driven any semblance of decency and civility from the movie house as well as the lecture hall.
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A big challenge for the team was taking the vastly different controllers for those systems and creating some semblance of a standard control set.
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What he yearned for most, though, was peace of mind and a sense of when his life might return to some semblance of normalcy.
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Any semblance of Trump's name at the ice skating rinks is now in smaller font and less visible to the public, the Post reported.
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The vacant-eyed mother (the soprano Marnie Breckenridge, who brings tragic vulnerability to the role), is struggling to maintain some semblance of family life.
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The status quo is murky, but maintaining a semblance of it for E.T.F. trading may be the best move for now, some investors say.
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An army of grieving mothers, trekking through fields, searching only for corpses, because seeking any semblance of justice would be too unrealistic an ambition.
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Part of the reason is that Americans, particularly millennials, are "moving toward sun and some semblance of affordability," Derek Thompson wrote in the Atlantic.
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When there's no feeling behind it, no desire to be with someone because you have a semblance of attraction, you're just providing a service.
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They were never going to take it away from him, they just wanted to show that some semblance of old fashioned Republicanism still exists.
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In Semblance, you control an unnamed little blob creature who is trying to fight off a strange infection that has afflicted its forest home.
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When you're apartment hunting, kitchens are often the first thing to get sacrificed in favor of any semblance of a living room or closets.
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In some places, strips of white painter's tape, with descriptive markings such as "Arctic Circle" and "0°/ Equator," provide a semblance of geospatial orientation.
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Barring some actual disaster, he aims to emerge from this summer as the man who delivered a semblance of order in an impossible situation.
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It worked well enough, but for TLS 1.3 the team decided to shake things up and move the process into a semblance of modernity.
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Waati Sera is no outlier in that regard, song after song calling for peace and unity and some semblance of tolerance from all sides.
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In politics, it's much harder to reconcile the various flip-flops with one another as we search for some semblance of a "Trump Doctrine."
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The second thing Trump understands is that part of what makes politicians sound like politicians is their care for some semblance of the truth.
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President Trump's hard-line but pragmatic approach to Iran is paving the way for the restoration of a semblance of order and regional stability.
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In less than three months some 3,000 people have been killed by police and unknown assailants, without any semblance of due process (see article).
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Which is perhaps why, when Prince died suddenly at the age of 57 last year, he didn't have even the semblance of a will.
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So just how long will it be before I, and others who are unhappy with this outcome, go back to some semblance of normal?
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Epstein received special treatment, and his victims were not only denied knowledge of the deal cut with Acosta but denied any semblance of justice.
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Professionals in government have been trying to keep a semblance of sound and coherent policygoing, but when Trump becomes directly involved, rationality can disappear.
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It will take many years to build any semblance of trust and some boundaries must be established, but a working relationship can be forged.
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Russia's relations with the United States are at post-Cold War lows, but Trump and Putin have maintained the semblance of a good relationship.
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It is now apparent that defeating ISIS, rolling back Iran and bringing some semblance of normality to the Gulf requires just such a strategy.
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To build something you don't want to throw on the ground, you need to balance data, learning, memory, computation and some semblance of goals.
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And Eddie, eventually, gives Venom (who has confided to his host that he's part of a mission to destroy Earth) a semblance of humanity.
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He's about as far from Miss Marple as amateur detectives come, and yet he stumbles to some semblance of a solution, just the same.
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Although paintings and photographs do not often physically light up, the semblance of light and dark can be achieved through the manipulation of value.
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If you have kids at home, trying to keep some semblance of a schedule, at least when it comes to meals, is important, too.
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Everyone's life has been turned upside down, with any semblance of routine yanked from under us all while personal and professional priorities shift entirely.
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"I have to have my foot in two worlds to maintain some semblance of how I want to live in this world," she said.
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Diplomatic initiatives have led to a decrease in air strikes in recent months and a semblance of normality has returned to some larger cities.
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Habits of violent intolerance absorbed through a 50-year exercise in policing the lives of others no longer meet any semblance of American censure.
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Trump's speech appeared to clumsily try to accomplish two things: to deescalate tension and to lay out some semblance of a strategy moving forward.
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He says that beneath a semblance of peace, Washington-backed opposition leaders are actually riling demonstrators up in the hopes of staging a coup.
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By allowing the semblance of increased competition, the Kremlin may be hoping to engage more voters -- and get higher voter turnout on Election Day.
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Over the course of the past week, two members of our organizing committee have been fired, unexpectedly, without even the semblance of due process.
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Again, something has to be deeply awry before multiple red flags are raised such that there could be even the semblance of coordinated resistance.
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When members of Congress resist, he locks them up without the slightest semblance of due process, the beginning of the end for American democracy.
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Backup Jonathan Bernier is expected to make his second straight start but it matters little if Los Angeles can't ignite some semblance of offense.
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Some semblance of high school journalistic standards also includes things like not placing the entire basis for a sensitive, important story on one source.
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But the question foremost in the minds of Tabqa's residents is how they are going to return their lives to some semblance of normal.
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This article first appeared on VICE Canada Breaking up with someone, if you have any semblance of a soul, is not a pleasant experience.
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But my son has eczema, his own physiology requires something unique and different and there's really no semblance of any personalization in the industry.
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She walked her bike the rest of the way back to Camp Wino, letting her breathing and thoughts settle back into some semblance of normal.
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By following the DCMA takedown flow outlined above, the sites can continue to function while still demonstrating at least a semblance of respect for copyrights.
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Perceived as a never-ending pool of possibilities, the system offers no semblance of balance in a club's abilities to add players to a squad.
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At this point, though, if you've made it home and are sitting in your own bathtub, who even cares about retaining any semblance of dignity.
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Do you really have the energy, emotionally or physically, to see this endeavor through to a first date, let alone some semblance of a relationship?
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So it falls to a handful of couriers like Sam to travel between these settlements and maintain a semblance of connection and identity between them.
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Blanchett, too, seems to be keeping some semblance of her chic Cinderella wardrobe, but getting in on the action with a bewitched umbrella or two.
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It's often an adventure game with platforming controls like Night in the Woods, while at other times it's more of a puzzle platformer like Semblance.
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Pompeo used his standing with the President as a selling point for a department in need of White House clout and a semblance of stability.
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If your niece or nephew shows any semblance of interest in hip-hop, a great introduction to the genre is A Tribe Called Quest's music.
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Market players expect the BOJ to send dovish messages and it could try to put on a semblance of easing by changing its forward guidance.
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Most of the family is decked out in camouflage attire, ditching any semblance of red-and-green duds to make way for New Year's celebrations.
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Today, America will decide whether it wants to preserve the semblance of a democracy we live in or burn the whole thing to the ground.
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But business casual wear doesn't necessarily have to be devoid of some semblance of your personal style, especially when suiting is trending off the charts.
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Though it takes place in 2003, 1983 ends right back where it started, in a semblance of the storied events that took place in 1983.
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But after the Patriots, it's hard to find a single team in football that has shown any semblance of excellence week in and week out.
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New technologies offer the hope of a solution that could provide long-term relief and allow patients to live some semblance of a normal life.
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The hoverboard has no natural resting state — much like the unicycle — so there is simply no way to mount it with any semblance of grace.
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This isn't clubland; it's the hyperbole of Harris' music freed from the confines of velvet ropes, or festival tents, or any semblance of public decorum.
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And for a child, this is devastating, as they quickly learn to devalue themselves as they do not see a positive semblance of themselves anywhere.
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It's an inglorious inventory making the work displayed seem like a stock of items discovered by happenstance and then arranged in categories of visual semblance.
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By assembling them out of diverse parts, and, in some cases, placing them within a tubular frame, they regain some semblance of their psychic power.
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As a fellow New York MC, not even she can ignore the picture's semblance to the iconic pose of Lil Kim, and later Nicki Minaj.
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All we could see was dense forest, and at many points, Mr. Amani and Mr. Mutuyimana used machetes to clear a semblance of a path.
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"I thought, if there's a semblance of eternity, I cannot spend it wondering who was on the other end of that phone call," Kevin says.
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" * On his years spent counseling presidents: "If I had to do it over again, I would also avoid any semblance of involvement in partisan politics.
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On the grounds of her personal estate, Petit Trianon, she built a semblance of a French peasant village and cavorted like she believed peasants cavorted.
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The Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee went so far as to work with Trump by essentially shutting down any semblance of a real investigation.
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Unsurprisingly, Republicans in elected office were unable or unwilling to mount any semblance of a full-throated condemnation of Trump's bigotry and race-based threats.
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I also drastically reduced my working schedule, got some semblance of my life back, and felt so much more confident about what I was doing.
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"Such a step could restore some semblance of reality to the relationship between list and negotiated prices, and thereby boost affordability and competition," Gottlieb said.
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While a favorable Senate map may allow Trump to claim a semblance of victory, a Democratic House will immediately be a thorn in his side.
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But if he loses, they can hope, with some credibility, that they can return to some semblance of normalcy fighting Clinton and try again later.
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Julianne Moore won an Oscar playing a Columbia linguistics professor struggling to maintain some semblance of normality as she deteriorates from early-onset Alzheimer's disease.
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Spheeris was in her early 40s when she made Decline II, which probably gave her gravitas and a semblance of authority that served her well.
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There is no snappy beginning, and no real ending, and whatever semblance of a middle that exists is messy and without any sense of closure.
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Everyone deserves a semblance of work-life balance, but startup leaders knowingly forgo some of that gambling for an outsized portion of the startup's upside.
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In fact, Season of the Witch actually made the original Halloween a movie that exists within its storyline, which totally destroyed any semblance of continuity.
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For Jughead, his struggle is to find some semblance of a stable family life, even becoming willfully homeless to avoid watching his father's compulsive drinking.
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So we talked about the slippery slope of how irresistible it would be for a grieving widow to have some semblance of her husband around.
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Choices are nice, but so is the comfort of limitation, a semblance of control over at least one thing when everything else feels beyond you.
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While many people viewed that decision as a partisan one, the Court went to great effort to maintain some semblance of judicial integrity and impartiality.
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If the party is interested in restoring some semblance of good government to Washington, it needs to think about more than winning the White House.
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The protest capped a week of heated protests and soul-searching questions about the city's ability to maintain some semblance of autonomy from mainland China.
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Or rather, he has ushered in a free-for-all, no longer shaped by American prescription, bereft of even the semblance of a moral compass.
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It's something that your most loyal customers will certainly remember when we return to some semblance of normalcy — and it's just a great community service.
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They present the semblance of control over your immediate environment, and yet they also distance you from experiencing the world unfiltered by some random metric.
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Not that I don't want her around—it's just that it would mean she has found her own life path and a semblance of stability.
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The choreography also put Irish dance into dialogue with other percussive and rhythmically intricate forms: flamenco, tap, Russian folk dance (or some semblance of it).
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Op-Ed Contributor SEOUL, South Korea — A semblance of normalcy returned to South Korean politics with the May 10 inauguration of President Moon Jae-in.
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The danger for non-Trump Republicans is that the President destroys any semblance of what the party used to be before he became its leader.
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But she shook off any semblance of Grand Slam rust and vaulted from a curiosity to a spot on an already long list of contenders.
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Games, like online social networks in general, sometimes provide the semblance of genuine connection while actually pushing someone into a dangerously secluded way of life.
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There's no "right" answer here, but Gillibrand's run did provide a semblance of a response: Throw it out there and see how far it goes.
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In this sense, there is some semblance of agreement between the drone enthusiasts and local officials trying their best to navigate this new, strange world.
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Everything we did, especially in the first year of the administration, was all part of a strategy and semblance of a plan we were executing.
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They try to create a semblance of order amid the chaos; in the meantime, a giant crane smashes apart the walls of a building nearby.
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More importantly, an invitation to an academic discussion with law professors does not begin to provide the President with any semblance of a fair process.
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Keeping Cohn in the fold is more about the Trump team shoring up any semblance of the establishment's acceptance, if not support, of this administration.
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The data shows that #MeToo has raised many women's expectations and increased their willingness to seek some semblance of justice in the face of harassment.
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The smaller photographs contain some figurative semblance of the original snapshots; a woman gazing into an unknown abyss, an anonymous individual crouched on their stomach.
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Many women are hesitant to speak up due to the perception that victims of sexual violence and abuse are unlikely to receive any semblance of justice.
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I borrowed a sense of identity from the gay party scene in Midtown Manhattan, and bench pressed my increasingly muscled way toward some semblance of personality.
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"I think that all of this together has encouraged investors, given them some semblance of hope," said Robert Pavlik, chief investment strategist at Boston Private Wealth.
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This practice gave them a necessary transition before they hit saltwater and a semblance of the quintessential salmon experience of migrating to the sea and back.
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Both are solitary characters who hold themselves apart from the other residents — the porch is their private realm, where some semblance of independence can be asserted.
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Wheeler fears that a law will be proposed offering a semblance of net neutrality, but not the protections that are actually supposed to come with it.
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All of this — in addition to the partial reopening of six metro lines and most grocery stores in the capital — has restored a semblance of normalcy.
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Today, dioramas are most closely associated with natural history museums, where lifelike animals are meticulously arranged against a painted backdrop to foster a semblance of reality.
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I've done my fair share of live blogs over the past decade, so I'm used to getting around network congestion and finding some semblance of signal.
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An administration that divides families, reveres greed, and devastates the climate can hardly claim to be have spirituality—or, really, any semblance of consciousness at all.
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Everything really explodes when the drums suddenly bounce off of the synths and when the guitar and bass conspire to cast out all semblance of boredom.
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That trend has been and will be fueled by the end of any true semblance of privacy, a process that is already well on its way.
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It is a product of trying to form the required semblance of politeness with your customers but then getting trifling email complaints and bad Yelp reviews.
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Fumbling to find their place in the world, Alyssa and James are desperate to understand who they are, grasping for any semblance of stability or connection.
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They're not there yet There does seem to be some semblance of recognition across the industry that this will become table stakes in the coming years.
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And there's some semblance of time travel about the way the car just moves and eats up distances faster than any being from the natural world.
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Pubs and bars don't really need the draconian measures that Fabric are having to implement because there's still is a semblance of tradition attached to them.
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Ryan "dealt a hammer blow to Donald J. Trump's presidential candidacy on Monday, dashing any remaining semblance of Republican unity," Alex Burns and Jonathan Martin wrote.
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To see the Syrian air base smoldering in ruins is to believe that perhaps there is a small semblance of justice in the world after all.
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Members of every advanced culture in the world know that before any semblance of progress can take root, a structured rule of law must be observed.
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Chairman Pai deserves credit for revisiting the issue in an economically serious way and attempting to restore some semblance of order to a renegade regulatory agency.
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Survivors liken recovery to crawling out of a hole, slowly emerging from shock, stress and hopelessness to re-establish a semblance of order -- a new life.
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" New York Attorney General Letitia James urged the police commissioner and the mayor to fire Pantaleo "to ensure our communities finally feel some semblance of justice.
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During the Soviet occupation of Lithuania, you could even get some semblance of pizza in the form of dough topped with cheese and hard-boiled egg.
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You and your partner will come up with a birth plan, because it makes you feel like you have some semblance of control over the situation.
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Casual torture is, it seems, the only way Francisca can construct some messed-up semblance of a "normal" life, perhaps because she seems stunted by isolation.
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Penunzi provides a romanticized image of the modern city without any semblance of displacement or the brutal conditions of the less fortunate populations of the city.
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Most of the people who emerge as big winners today do tend to be talented and hard-working, so there's at least a semblance of meritocracy.
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Still, I felt a semblance of guilt as we took Uber after Uber, heeding advice, for example, not to walk to a restaurant 15 minutes away.
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CNN's Wolf Blitzer failed to take control of the situation, and it took about a full 90 seconds for a semblance of order to be restored.
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Not every painting is quite as vivid, but every work in the installation reveals a determination to forge a semblance out of primal energies of paint.
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The arrests have alarmed observers of Tunisia, the only country to emerge from the turmoil of the Arab Spring with a semblance of a stable democracy.
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But with all the chaos and general lack of star power, some semblance of order Friday was maintained when Nadal reached the U.S. Open final again.
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I start a to-do for the day — it's a fluid document, but in this time of uncertainty I am thankful for any semblance of order.
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Now if Trump puts another hard-right conservative on the court he will demolish any semblance of political balance by creating a 2202-2628 conservative majority.
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These exclusions "reinforced the semblance of a caste system of labor in the South and Southwest," according to a recent study by the scholar David Stoesz.
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A person's zodiac sign depends on their birth year, and even American consumers have a semblance of knowledge of the zodiac, if not their affiliated animal.
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Restoration of mobile service meant some semblance of normalcy could return to the daily lives of the people here, who are living under a virtual siege.
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Indeed, ORR facilities function as detainment camps, with just a semblance of educational programming to make it appear that the agency is staffed with responsible caregivers.
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There seems to be no discussion as to what comes next and how we will help Iraq and/or Syria recover even a semblance of stability.
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Where there is confusion, or even pain and tragedy, QAnon, or shootings termed "false flags," or 9/11 trutherism brings some semblance of order and security.
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I'm so excited to see Wendy be a part of the manipulations, instead of witnessing the manipulations and gently coaching two men towards some semblance of sanity.
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"I feel very grateful and very lucky to be alive still, to have any kind of semblance of normal life," he told the Associated Press in July.
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The only realistic solutions involve taking on debts to cover losses while keeping some semblance of your route network intact, and pressuring unions for givebacks to management.
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The government has methodically obliterated any semblance of reasonable doubt about his status as the ruthless leader of the "continuing criminal enterprise" known as the Sinaloa cartel.
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But the modders have worked to patch up as much as they can in order to make the game at least a semblance of what was promised.
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"His presence in a way... would certainly help boost the general confidence and give some sort of semblance of stability and order," Anwar said, using Mahathir's honorific.
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So I was enthusiastic about grasping with both hands at some semblance of normalcy (and beverages) with someone who really, truly knew what I was going through.
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But five years and several moves later, my trusty pillows have deflated to the point that I have to stack them up for any semblance of plushness.
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Trump's perceived inability to stick to any semblance of a driving message has been the subject of much hand-wringing among GOP figures these past few weeks.
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But the new president's first job on taking office in February, assuming that his victory is confirmed, will be to bring back a semblance of political stability.
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Market players expect the BOJ to send dovish messages and it could try to put on a semblance of easing by changing its forward guidance on Tuesday.
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Beyond that, I was to avoid any semblance of sentimentality or nostalgia, and look at this as though the score itself was a character in the film.
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Shelters were bulldozed while the displaced clung to their belongings, squatting on roofs during pounding hailstones in futile attempts to protect their only semblance of a home.
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In the triptych "Illusion" (1972), Klauke wraps his body around the side of a standing mirror, creating with its shadows and crevices the semblance of a vagina.
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It took nearly a century before any semblance of order would emerge in the paper money game and, namely, before paper currency would be considered legal tender.
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Some feel that the results would be a Potemkin creation—new creatures that preserve a mere semblance of what has been lost, rather than restoring its essence.
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Yet, out of all the strengths of this show, most fans will probably be lining up to ship some semblance of All American's central sprawling love rhombus.
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It is only in the past several years that the United States, along with Canada, has been able to achieve a semblance of North American energy independence.
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Although that world wasn't perfect either—many of the dancers were jealous of her skill—she did manage to find some semblance of community and compassion there.
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The 118-minute film follows these women as they try to find some semblance of freedom and liberty in a world that is otherwise run by men.
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Still, while a lot of storylines on The Hills were fabricated, Justin Bobby and Audrina did seem to at least have some semblance of a real connection.
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And while long airport lines and telephone queues for passengers still persisted, Thomas said he expects Delta's operations on Sunday to find a semblance of normalcy again.
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The music he writes has some semblance of structure—extreme noises that eventually find a loose rhythmic arrangement for themselves, with delicate notes of piano buried underneath.
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Aftabhar Adaz and Adaz Ahmad have some semblance of privacy in the small metal railcar that was discarded on the side of the train tracks in Idomeni.
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"I've always said since I took over that the only route forward to achieve some semblance of success, was to try to be a club," he said.
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There's no dialogue or much narrative, although there are some tantalizing questions such as why the invaders that are calcifying Semblance look so much like your character.
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For everybody upset with the results of last night's election, it may seem ridiculous to look to a show like The Simpsons for any semblance of optimism.
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The lack of agency I feel in my love life made me want to remain single just so I could cling on to any semblance of control.
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Camden can't die if it's already dead, but we should hope that some semblance of its former self keeps ticking over, because the alternative is even worse.
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Rather than get caught up in the belief that there's some semblance of "perfection" to be reached, we should embrace individuality, in ourselves and in other people.
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America could use a savior, some golden, benevolent force of nature who can whisk away all our problems and return this hellhole to some semblance of normalcy.
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Dear American family, does the repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act really signal the death blow to any semblance of representation by members of Congress?
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But Pakistan's military has never been willing to root out these groups completely, as they allow the country to maintain the semblance of power parity with India.
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I was starting to feel the beer, so I figured I should get some food to soak up the alcohol and maintain some semblance of journalistic integrity.
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At first glance, it might appear that the country, which spiraled into deeper violence, corruption and poverty following the coup, is returning to some semblance of normality.
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An avid golfer who plays most weekends in the United States, Trump will begin his 13-day slog through Asia with at least some semblance of familiarity.
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Practically speaking, keeping a semblance of the series alive solves a scheduling problem for ABC, which was left with a gaping hole in its Tuesday-night lineup.
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When we argue in favor of a specific outcome, we're also fighting to impose some semblance of a recognizable narrative on the random nature of existence itself.
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Heath Ledger's Joker defied any semblance of an origin story, spinning wildly different tales (the famous "why so serious?" scene) about the vivid scars on his cheeks.
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The state's proximity to South Carolina means a good bit of media market overlap between the two and it also enabled some semblance of a ground game.
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Pollack's restaurants are continuing to offer takeout and delivery to help create a semblance of normalcy for his community and to keep afloat while drastically reducing operations.
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The euro also surged after the Fed's actions, but with widespread uncertainty about when any semblance of normality might return, there were few places to really hide.
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But after swinging so heavily toward Israel, they also seem to realize the need to restore a semblance of balance to the statements made by administration officials.
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She expands her argument to include tensions stretching back to the Civil War, times when white rage thwarted efforts toward democracy and a semblance of racial equality.
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How was the child, or even the young adult he would become, to make sense of all this, of such horrors entwined with the semblance of affection?
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But now, after a decade of springs that began with a question of whether the resort would open the following winter, Tamarack has some semblance of stability.
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What to make of an enterprise of corruption that Trump calls a family when they abandon any semblance of propriety and all things we once found appropriate?
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I was finishing up my first semester of college and, in a weird, metaphorical parallel, all semblance of life on campus stopped as the news came in.
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It neglects to address the failings of the Affordable Care Act, leaving its framework mostly untouched, and to reintroduce even the semblance of needful free-market mechanisms.
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As my MH17 experience taught me, obtaining credible answers is the only way to help the relatives obtain some semblance of closure and restore global public confidence.
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DON'T OVERSCHEDULE While you should have some semblance of an itinerary, as with any vacation, don't plan too much for your staycation: Leave room for spontaneous discoveries.
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But when she becomes obsessed with a young poet, Maria makes a series of choices that could destroy the semblance of happiness that she's worked to build.
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The retired Marine general credited the younger man with helping him bring a semblance of order to an administration that had been chaotic and riven by factionalism.
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He's often absent at night, and his wife, who is over the whole gonzo eating scene, works to maintain a semblance of regularity in their daughters' lives.
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Ms. Levy-Pounds, who protested Mr. Castile's death in July, said the charges brought "some semblance of justice" even as she noted the long road toward trial.
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A new report says there's hope for restoring the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta in California to some semblance of its former glory, the Stockton Record reports.
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"More importantly, an invitation to an academic discussion with law professors does not begin to provide the President with any semblance of a fair process," Cipollone wrote.
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The default policy for the last two decades has, therefore, been to do nothing other than try and cajole warehouse operators into a semblance of self-restraint.
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Police not only closed a 25-year-old murder investigation, they offered one family stuck in the long shadow of the crack epidemic some semblance of closure.
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And as inconsequential as it might be, flashes of chemistry between Washington's two best players have provided a fleeting semblance of expertise commonly associated with professional athletics.
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Plot-wise, The Great Gatsby—like so much realist narrative fiction—is easily boiled down to a handful of bullshit tacked around some semblance of Character Motivations.
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The World Factbook claims that in order to have some semblance of an economy, North Korea futzes with its currency supply in order to stave off hyperinflation.
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Whether it means you uninstall a few social media tools, or disable location tracking for a few apps, it gives you some semblance of control over your privacy.
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Instead of putting out fires, Montag and his team attempt to destroy all semblance of books, eradicating history and ideas in order to help further the state's mission.
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In return for this work, I'd get a monthly check, some semblance of security and moral certainty that we were helping white folk be better at being human.
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Even if subject matter barriers can be overcome, the evolved AI may no longer bear semblance to the original expression of code, such as to raise inventorship issues.
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Launching today, it is designed to help organizers of events big and small keep some semblance of sanity as the crazy world of event management rages around them.
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And because The Bachelor airs on network television, and must therefore maintain some semblance of wholesomeness, the sex mania is manifesting itself in the cringiest, hokiest ways imaginable.
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Mr Kosanov's presence is a departure from tradition: Mr Nazarbayev used to run against supporters of the regime who took part simply to provide a semblance of competition.
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But if you're looking for Bluetooth headphones that are in line with some semblance of a budget, look no further than the Avantree AptX Low Latency Bluetooth Headphones.
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Observers say it has often hired former diplomats, creating ties with overseas governments that allow it to do business with explicit state blessing—or the semblance of it.
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However, in the interest of a conclusion, it would appear being under the influence of a drug does have some semblance of a positive effect on Canadian music.
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Tens of thousands have abandoned their homes across northern Syria, a new humanitarian crisis in a part of the country where a semblance of stability had been established.
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We saw it in his first address to Congress, just over a month after the inauguration, which fed internal hopes that some semblance of normalcy might lie ahead.
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Placed within the broader vision of McDonagh's worldview, it seems clear that this decision, to acknowledge some semblance of common cause, is one our very livelihood depends on.
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"I've gotten the opportunity to step back into some semblance of my former life in the beauty industry," says Ani, a representative of Avon's new Boss Life initiative.
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They also share coverage of the Rohingya Football Club's matches, trying to foster some semblance of hope for a people whose identity has long been defined by hopelessness.
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As life returned to a semblance of normality in Harare, civilians ventured outside to stock up on food and other supplies while police continued to patrol the streets.
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Seems like she'd kind of like to be left alone with her sad baked potato, and live the shallow semblance of the life she now has in peace.
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There is something celestial about it: maybe it's the semblance to depictions of heaven of classical religious paintings, or maybe it's the ominous score that follows the scene.
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You can't have character, context, or a real sense of tension without some semblance of story, and as audiences respond it's something that designers are increasingly focused on.
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Where the rank-and-file troops of the Empire wear gleaming white, Death troopers dress in spooky black armor, giving them at least some semblance of basic camouflage.
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So fractured is Yemen -- and so desperate the humanitarian situation -- that it will take years rather than months to return the country even to a semblance of stability.
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BUT IT'S NOT AN ACCIDENT THAT VIRTUALLY ALL OF THESE CRYPTOCURRENCIES THAT HAVE SOME SEMBLANCE OF CONTROL WITH THEM AND THE MATHEMATICS ARE CORRECT, ARE DOING REASONABLY WELL.
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At the same time, the acquisition of Noah meshes with Anthony's long-stated desire to win now, while he is still clinging to some semblance of his prime.
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At the same time, you know it's important to keep your career on track, not to mention maintain a semblance of routine and normalcy through the rough patch.
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There are simply too many decisions being made on a daily basis — possibly hundreds or more — over the next eight weeks for any semblance of calm and order.
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He was the perfect faux feminist, and any idea I had about prototypical rapists did not have any semblance to this highly educated person and his feminist ideals.
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Here's a band whose history is stamped with this yearning for some semblance of artistic integrity, but after all these years, they have returned to the old system.
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While the Scott family got some semblance of justice, the process which led to Slager's prison sentence sends the message that other families should not expect the same.
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I attended classes, even while symptomatic, and trekked to the track every afternoon to record times, all in an attempt to maintain some semblance of my former life.
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U.N. envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, originally in Astana in the capacity of an observer, worked behind the scenes to create the semblance of a workable outcome.
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Granted, it's tough to churn out mass-produced grub for hundreds or thousands of passengers, and even tougher to let that food maintain some semblance of culinary integrity.
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Typically when you bought a logoed handbag or piece of luggage, you were buying a connection to a European, aristocratic past, or at least the semblance of it.
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We take back a semblance of that power when we use our time and resources to support our community and those in even more vulnerable positions than ourselves.
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And to help give this convoluted tale of one of the world's most famous kidnappings some semblance of a narrative bow, Fletcher Chace returns as our omniscient narrator.
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That some states still refuse to celebrate King, even in this diluted form, is perhaps an indictment of how far America remains from any semblance of racial equality.
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A few police officers and members of the Defense Force have been stationed at the wharf trying to maintain a semblance of order as evacuees gathered each day.
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Kashmiri separatists are conducting their own clampdown, threatening or even attacking civilians in a campaign to destroy any semblance of normality that may be trying to creep back.
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That way, any semblance of partisan motivations or charges of a "coup" would be removed by allowing the elected party to stay in office throughout the presidential term.
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The president-elect's foreign policy agenda includes ending the threat of Islamic State, restoring some semblance of peace in the Middle East and dealing with Russia and China.
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But as Somalia has regained a semblance of stability after almost three decades of conflict and chaos, piracy has faded, even if sporadic bombings still strike the capital.
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Midnight Traveler is the family's story, shot mostly by Fazili, who documents the family's journey and their struggle to maintain some semblance of a life in trying circumstances.
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It is time for the Republican leadership and the White House to prove they have some semblance of both — even if just a smidgen — running through their blood.
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Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill have been desperately trying to understand Trump's psyche since he upended any semblance of political normalcy in Washington since his surprise election in November.
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I've giggled about recruiting my Black grandmother and her prayer circle to shepherd him into a some kind of fulfillment, or at least some semblance of post-Accountant satisfaction.
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Holding her 13-month-old niece Dream Renée, she kept any semblance of a baby bump under wraps in a white shirt and jeans that match her sisters' outfits.
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Inside a serene space, singular objects rest on plinths: these are crowns, or at least some semblance of what a crown might be, presented as precious trophies or boons.
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I ask not because I am championing the Republican Party, but because at present it seems the Democrats are the only hope for establishing some semblance of respectable governance.
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The story is devastatingly familiar: I'm still trying to recover some semblance of the hobbies that, as an Elder Millennial, I'd cultivated before transforming myself into a work robot.
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But there must be a sense of relief, at least for some of the performers, that reclaiming some semblance of a private life is out there on the horizon.
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Trump brought some semblance of dignity to this technicolor nightmare by at least thanking Reince for his service, though he was the shortest-serving Chief of Staff in history.
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The Knicks were seeking some semblance of normalcy, and Fisher said at the morning shootaround that he expected his players to approach the game with the right mind-set.
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One official familiar with Obama's thinking said he's not "picking any fights" among Democrats, eager to maintain semblance of unity, even as he believes the nominating fight is over.
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The call has the awkward air of a meeting in which everyone is clearly outraged but a commitment to a semblance of professionalism turns everything into extreme passive aggression.
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Kelly, who replaced Reince Priebus in the top White House job, had previously been credited with imposing some semblance of internal staff order on an often-messy White House.
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A cash infusion and a bit of borrowed momentum from the ongoing original success of the basic social network, and each effort begins with a semblance of self-propulsion.
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A fee dispensing contract call performing the non-transactional clauses releases the fee to the miner (this bears some semblance to Child Pays for Parent in the Bitcoin Ecosystem).
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And so the challenge we face is figuring out how to maintain a semblance of stability, how to make it possible for these various actors to tolerate one another.
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The illustrated guide to Bitcoin is surprisingly clear, if looking at Dr. Seuss-esque cartoons that bear no semblance to reality can make an increasingly complex subject more comprehensible.
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Of course, what having all of those microphones built into the walls of our homes means for any semblance of privacy we currently have left is another question entirely.
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There is no open dissent against the regime within North Korea, where the reward for engaging in any semblance of political protest is the gulag or the firing squad.
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A dollarised currency had begun to rescue the economy but Mr Mugabe failed to implement any of the major reforms that were meant to restore a semblance of democracy.
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Finally, any semblance of guard comes down on "Abundant", which opens the floodgates on a past relationship before unravelling into a end-of-film-credits style flurry of clarinets.
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In light of everything Natia's lived through—a fractured home life, homelessness, mental illness, and more—the fact that he's sustained any semblance of a rap career is astounding.
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A plot of land where 26 people were found dead, some locked in a tight embrace as the flames closed in, has been cleared of any semblance of life.
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Forced to play the part of the perfect, passive, docile little girl, Amma hoards any semblance of agency, whether through sex, beauty, cruelty, violence, or a meticulous doll house.
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What an interesting Season 7 plot it would have been to watch Olivia and Jake fight against Luna while trying to maintain some semblance of normalcy for outward appearances.
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It was only when I began to set clear goals in terms of what I wanted my production to be did I start to see any semblance of consistency.
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What's more, even highly compromised democracies such as Russia, and now Turkey, maintain a semblance of democratic contestation and electoral process after more than a decade of democratic backsliding.
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Now, Republicans across the country are either freaking out or trying to find some semblance of calm after nothing has gone according to plan over the past 11 months.
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Between work, attempting to stick to an exercise regimen, and keeping up some semblance of a social life, having time for creative side projects often seems out of reach.
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So now, will Republicans stand with him or salvage some dignity and some ability to recoup some semblance of what their party was before it became the Trumplican Party?
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"What critics said: "Watching an ignorant but energetic youngster rebel against adulthood is nothing new, and Girlboss' iteration would be fine if it showed some semblance of self-awareness.
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" One source familiar with the situation said Mattis's interpretations are simply "holding the line until a semblance of normalcy is restored during the tumultuous first year of this administration.
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With David Wright and Lucas Duda out, the Mets' lineup will never be whole this season, but the team is struggling to achieve even its current semblance of normal.
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Hoping to ride the momentum from their last-second victory Sunday against the Los Angeles Lakers, they seemed to lack energy and any semblance of chemistry against Golden State.
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It will be interesting to see how she and Legend balance their open attitude towards social media sharing and maintaining the semblance of a normal childhood for their daughter.
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ADHD women often have one thing they're experts at controlling, whether it's time management or pencil organization, helping them maintain a semblance of structure in their otherwise chaotic lives.
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Not even those who closely watch Austria's turbulent politics know what's next — and that's worrisome to Austria's 9 million citizens who mostly crave a semblance of order and consistency.
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To further keep some semblance of rigor, I vowed to take only one chamber-clearing bong rip per liquid and regain sobriety before attempting the next on the list.
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Following the grittiness of series like Call of Duty and Gears of War, video game stories from big publishers have regularly clung to at least a semblance of realism.
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Trump himself provided a semblance of an answer to that question moments after he tweeted out his call for Sessions to bring the special counsel probe to an end.
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And it's stoked instability abroad as other countries -- allies and enemies -- find themselves sifting through Trump's often-contradictory public statements and tweets for some semblance of a cohesive mindset.
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The 525 gallons that he delivered to them every week or so still required rationing, but the tank's presence brought the Paups their first semblance of normalcy in years.
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It would have been a challenge for anyone, but it was especially daunting for two archivists with the desire to maintain both their collections and some semblance of order.
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But in that same speech he also dropped any semblance of deference toward Dr. Blasey and embraced the aggressive, no-apologies approach that many of his allies have taken.
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The film received a middling critical reception, with movie critic Peter Howell of the Toronto Star remarking that it stretched the truth " beyond any semblance of reality or fairness."
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Whether a text analyzer reveals anything real or not, using one seems to offer a false sense of predictability and a semblance of control over otherwise messy human relationships.
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The case for tougher enforcement is present and compelling, and now is the time for bipartisan action to bring a semblance of control, if not contrition, to Big Tech.
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There've been lots of posts about it as people grapple with gaining some semblance of control over the outbreak on COVID-19, the official name of the new coronavirus.
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After the first alleged sexual assault, Mann maintained "the sum semblance of a relationship" with Weinstein and was allegedly assaulted two other times over the years, the prosecutor said.
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Sometimes, I find myself reaching for some kind of eject button that doesn't exist, but the ginger gum is the closest thing I have to a semblance of control.
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Bloomberg's core message does not extend far beyond the assertion that he is the best-positioned choice to win in November and restore some semblance of the antebellum system.
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As long as the human spirit longs for freedom — or strives to survive with some semblance of dignity — dictators are always skating on thin ice, and they know it.
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If the Knicks had hoped that Sunday afternoon's game against the San Antonio Spurs would be a return to a semblance of normalcy, that notion did not last long.
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While many will say that most extremists in Europe are peripheral and completely incapable of attaining any semblance of power, many more thought that of Hitler in the 1920s.
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What Biden argues he can offer is meaningful steps in the progressive direction, plus the return to some semblance of normalcy in American politics that so many people crave.
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"We don't have another seat right now," he told reporters, adding that he hopes to see the chamber recover "some semblance of normalcy" after the coming two-week recess.
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"The government has methodically obliterated any semblance of reasonable doubt about his status as the ruthless leader of the 'continuing criminal enterprise' known as the Sinaloa cartel," Hamilton wrote.
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He's smiling throughout the ensuing confrontation with his father, but there's no semblance of happiness in his attitude — there hasn't been through the entirety of the show thus far.
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In 1984, Congress passed a federal bankruptcy law denying the island (and Washington, DC) any semblance of statehood status that, by extension, barred it from filing Chapter 9 bankruptcy.
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The interpretation of a sentence becomes part of a multi-dimensional vector representation, which really just means we're trying to translate based on some semblance of "context" rather than phrases.
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"I think Duterte wants his legacy to be ultimately about bringing a semblance of peace and development to Mindanao, and his cabinet looks very promising in that regard," Heydarian said.
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As hyperinflation worsens, Venezuelans look for any way to earn and save livable amounts of money that will retain some semblance of its value from one day to the next.
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In fact, you can toggle between your iPhone camera and your GoPro with a single tap, giving you a small semblance of directorial control over the events unfolding around you.
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And when I play fighting games, I'm usually the asshole that's spamming attacks, hoping to catch someone off guard, rather than defeating them with any semblance of strategy or skill.
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"If we can get at least some semblance of a framework coming out of it for further discussions, then I think the market will take that as positive," he said.
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These features not only mean you can spend lots of time with the characters you choose to, they also provide some semblance of control over what you do and why.
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The notion that I could regain a semblance of my old routine and embrace the parts of my life that I enjoyed before becoming a mom was new to me.
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Still, the Tamagotchi Mini offers the exciting prospect of watching a garbage LCD screen shift pixels around in the semblance of a near-indistinguishable form with eyes and a mouth.
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"The only thing that brings me any semblance of peace is knowing that he's no longer scared and he's no longer suffering," she said at the time of his death.
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But The Craft — which features Scream's Campbell and Skeet Ulrich, not to mention Empire Records' Tunney — had no interest in portraying the high school experience with any semblance of polish.
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Asian share markets found a semblance of calm on Monday as S&P futures extended their bounce, while European indexes opened higher as volatility eased back following last week's spike.
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Gone is any semblance of deliberation, or the idea that there is a business of the nation to be done, as opposed to the business of the party in power.
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With these different areas collecting data about you, if you are trying to maintain some semblance of your privacy, you'll definitely want to check these five not-so-obvious settings.
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CHAFFETZ: But does the media have any semblance of any responsibility to play a clip that put&aposs into balance how he says, "I&aposll be Putin&aposs worst nightmare"?
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By the second week, she realizes that Zach has been emptying her compliments, which has provided her with a small semblance of hope in an otherwise bleak high school existence.
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And at what point are Hannity and his ilk abandoning any semblance of conservative principles to back a president whose connections with Russia appear beyond even Tom Clancy's wildest dreams?
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Yet I still feel an abject sense of powerlessness, a feeling that, in the past, led me to seek some semblance of control via the excessive ingestion of inebriating liquid.
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Game of Thrones gave us a lot to love in "Beyond the Wall," from white walker battle to dragon fire to some semblance of sexual tension between Jon and Daenerys.
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There's little semblance of a dramatic arc between the games, so what you're left with is a series of platitudes: putting nose to grindstone, doing the blue collar work, etcetera.
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Dov Waxman, an Israeli academic who studied the effects of the second intifada, found that people can become habituated to repeated terrorist attacks, and live "a semblance of normal life".
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Being held at gunpoint in Season 1 had a profound impact on him, and under the guidance of new professor Moses Brown (Blair Underwood), he finds some semblance of peace.
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"President Trump believes that there should be a permanent solution, that's a legislative solution, that provides some semblance of certainty and he's willing to be able to engage," Lankford said.
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A rapidly deteriorating global security situation subsequently forced Congress to resort to "off book" Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) funding in an effort to preserve some semblance of U.S. military readiness.
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The amount you'd have to pay to replace a wired home connection with a wireless home connection would be grossly unaffordable for any household with any semblance of a budget.
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The RNC played a prominent role in the debates process during the 2016 GOP primary, as the party sought to bring some semblance of order to a historically crowded field.
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Critic Score: 69%On "The Office," Paul Lieberstein played Michael's rival Toby Flenderson, an innocuous human-resources representative who desperately tried to maintain a semblance of professionalism at Dunder Mifflin.
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On Thursday, we got our first semblance of an answer: Kaspersky Lab products were leveraged to hack a National Security Agency (NSA) contractor in 2015 and stole NSA hacking tools.
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His interactions with his less fortunate fellow travelers force him to step somewhat out of his shell and gain a semblance of perspective on his professional, legal and personal troubles.
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Where the President stands There's one obvious potential problem: Trump hasn't publicly signed off on a stopgap plan that doesn't give him any semblance of the $5 billion wall request.
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The senior leaders of the B.R.N. have rejected the military government's faltering peace process, which to them seems designed to maintain a semblance of talks without the substance of negotiations.
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The ICG said the government was only interested in a "semblance of dialogue" and opposed any devolution of power while the insurgents had not put forward a platform for talks.
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There is much more room to play with Noah's constant inconstancy, with Alison's inability to get even a slight semblance of her life together, with Helen's privileged ambivalence about justice.
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She and her husband will put the $682 toward the deposit and first month's rent on a new apartment once some semblance of normality returns to the Keys, Beier said.
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"In terms of a Democratic Party having even a semblance of a message, it's just not there and that's the reason this election is going to be unpredictable," said Kofinis.
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It has the same intense, fisheye lens-aided energy as the "Trouble" video but adds a lot more strobe lights and some semblance of a story of cops vs. robbers.
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Instead of uttering the words "I'm sorry" or attempting to express any semblance of credible remorse for his vulgarity, Trump deflected each and every time he was pressed on it.
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After the first week, when a semblance of order was being restored, international aid organizations set up tents and began administering thousands of vaccines, giving first priority to the injured.
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Maintaining some semblance of order and control — whether you're undercover, working in the CIA, or just trying to deal with a huge new truth like Paige — is grueling, constant work.
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There is a "semblance that production capability is actually now coming back to the Chinese economy," Tay said, citing a decline in the number of reported infections in the country.
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Lana Del Rey is the underrated star of the video (even next to two former child stars), because her scenes are the only ones with a semblance of a plot.
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That sibling is given major screen time, voice acting, and some semblance of a narrative arc, but your own character is silent except for a few grunts and combat calls.
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On the surface, there is the semblance of stability that is robbing Hillary Clinton of her most potent weapon: Mr. Trump's self-sabotaging eruptions, which have repeatedly undermined his candidacy.
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He has clearly expanded his game, and if he can keep up some semblance of this production, Allen might be a long shot All-Star, depending on the Nets record.
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I hope that cheerleading gave Katie some semblance of the grounding and structure it gave me, and I hope she remembers those years we spent throwing and catching one another.
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The spring wildflowers were all bloomed out, nothing left but greenery, so my husband had mowed the meadow in front of our house into some semblance of a suburban lawn.
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The United States kept some semblance of decent order around the globe for decades but has given up this "noblest vocation" because of a combination of toxic politics and technology.
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The only reason it punches slightly above iceberg is because it has some semblance of flavor, despite being bitter and hard to swallow like the opinions of our current president.
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On the tape sits a track called "The New Wave" which would become a track called "Alive"—the first semblance of Homework, Daft Punk's debut album, twenty-years old today.
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They also say not enough has been done to help them recuperate a semblance of their previous rural life, tending to their fields and running small businesses in Minas Gerais.
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A Semblance of "Normalcy"Often when we talk about escaping into a movie or TV show, it's assumed we're looking to lose ourselves in a world that is fantastical or unrealistic.
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But for those folks to try to pretend in front of their audiences who come to them for some semblance of perspective on the world and take them seriously -- HANNITY: Wow.
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Although widespread unrest is unlikely—Turkmenistan is a police state—Mr Berdymukhammedov doubtless wants to restore at least a semblance of economic stability before the next stage-managed election in February.
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But if we, rigorous scholars of all thing Game of Thrones, were to apply our investigative journalism skills to the Westerosi family trees, we could piece together a semblance of contenders.
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It is a tragedy that with every passing year, more and more kids go through the American school system with a semblance of an education and little opportunity to attain more.
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Now, maybe sometimes I do take it too seriously, but it's just because I know that this is only any semblance of a legacy that I'm gonna leave for my kids.
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I've used JanSport and Crumpler and Herschel and have a closet full of promotional bags I've accumulated over the years, but any semblance of brand loyalty has been fleeting at best.
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As she serves a 73 year prison sentence for orchestrating the murder of her abusive mother, Gypsy Rose Blanchard, who recently became engaged, is trying to find a semblance of normalcy.
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"The trade-related tug of war in the oil market will probably extend until we get some semblance of clarity from the next round of U.S.-China trade discussion," Innes said.
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But those growing up in the relatively stable government-controlled parts of Syria are experiencing some semblance of a normal childhood, although many also have to contend with regular rebel attacks.
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Anybody who spent time in the low-stakes-but-ego-ridden world of high school debate knows: Debate is a terrible way to address a topic with any semblance of subtlety.
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If he can find a way to do that while maintaining the semblance of peace he's gained in his time away, it would be a great close to a storied career.
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Buying pot in the United States used to be a crapshoot: You'd call your dealer and take whatever strain he had on hand, without much semblance of quality control or selection.
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And with minimal social interaction, some semblance of peace and quiet, and perhaps most important for some, a meal that fits within any budget, McDonald's makes a fine temple for sadness.
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Born and raised in the outskirts of a small(ish) Alberta town and new to Toronto, there are few things in this big city that bring me any semblance of joy.
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"We don't have to wait years and years until some semblance of intelligence arrives, before we have self-driving cars that are safer than human drivers and save thousands of lives."
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Pete Buttigieg has borrowed from Warren, calling himself a "democratic capitalist," as she does, although he so far has not issued any semblance of a plan to make capitalism more democratic.
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Or it can do things a little differently by leveraging its influence over Syria's combatants to strike agreements that provide some semblance of peace for the Syrian people on the ground.
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Villa, a bigger club than Leicester when it comes to both tradition and finances, has become so badly run, from top to bottom, that it has lost any semblance of fight.
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Coverage-bare "zombies" with only broken promises are left endlessly online, wandering for that one precious plan that may still provide some semblance of cost absorption for their growing healthcare needs.
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The territory I began in bares no semblance to what it has become now; therefore, success has had to take its time as do all good things we must wait for.
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You will still not even be close to approaching a shadowy semblance of what it was like to sleep beside these four drug-crazed, gin-soaked psychopaths for six full months.
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That fueled the BYOD and Consumerization of IT movements, but at some point IT still required some semblance of control, even if that didn't involve the same level they once had.
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His success encouraged other Irish boxers to try their hands, literally, at prizefighting, and attempt to secure some semblance of respectability in a time and place that, almost unilaterally, despised them.
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Any semblance of plot falls apart around the time it becomes clear that the only thing standing in the way of conflict in the last free city is literally Pamela Anderson.
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Some green thumbs would not be surprised at its stubborn spread, while others might welcome a haven for bee recovery let alone any semblance of flowers bursting through crowds and concrete.
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Quarantines, cancellations, and work-from-home policies have greatly driven up the demand for video and chat software that allows people to try and maintain some semblance of business as usual.
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Even beyond Lifetime and Hallmark, the "good" Christmas movies — I'm looking at you, "Love Actually" — are often just as bad at representing self-reliant female characters with some semblance of agency.
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One of the favorite kinds of horns was fashioned in the semblance of a champagne bottle and gave forth a series of notes which sounded the scale from top to bottom.
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The pricing of exchange-traded bond funds — mutual funds that trade all day like stocks — has returned to a semblance of normality, thanks to the Fed's intervention in the bond market.
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The pricing of exchange-traded bond funds — mutual funds that trade all day like stocks — has returned to a semblance of normality, thanks to the Fed's intervention in the bond market.
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It's a nice feeling to start putting together a room that has some semblance of a theme, or craft a big fountain to place near to plaza for everyone to enjoy.
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For most of this year, Mr. Trump and America's European allies have papered over stark differences on such issues as the Paris climate accord to preserve some semblance of Western unity.
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Austria's Dominic Thiem, Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas, Russian Karen Khachanov and Spaniard Roberto Bautista Agut were all sent packing before Nadal restored some semblance of order to his half of the draw.
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I'm in no way suggesting that New York is an intolerant city, but here, you give up any pretenses, any semblance of pretending to be anything than what you really are.
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Many of Venice's locals reside in the Castello section of the city, far enough away from San Marco Square, the center of tourist gravity, to enjoy a semblance of normal life.
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Yet to provide some semblance of gender balance on campuses, admissions directors have to dig down deep into the applicant pool to cobble together enough males to form an incoming class.
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Wednesday night's latest round of deal making between President Donald Trump and Democratic congressional leaders is the latest evidence that the major political parties have lost all semblance of real power.
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Both candidates supported some semblance of decriminalizing marijuana — reducing the criminal offense for possession of small amounts for recreational use, though they stopped short of endorsing full legalization, as in Colorado.
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It's the Fourth of July holiday and Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse) assures us via narration that his town has finally settled into some semblance of peace following an alarmingly chaotic period.
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"In order to be a successful working woman and have any semblance of balance, you need to have a certain amount of flexibility and a huge amount of trust," said Garner.
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Led by a man who has practiced a funhouse mirror version of politics to great success, Washington Republicans seem to have abandoned any semblance of honesty and respect for the facts.
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The electoral body overseeing them has lost any semblance of fairness after it oversaw the election of an unconstitutional super-body, the National Constituent Assembly, with inflated numbers in July 2017.
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I will tell you that I'm going the make our country safe… Trump kept trying to evade and Cooper kept repeating the question until Trump gave some semblance of an answer.
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One of the first signs that Britney was about to go even more dramatically off script came when she ditched any semblance of blonde for a dark brown weave in 22014.
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The new plan to arm local police with military equipment will reportedly take place immediately, sending shivers down the spine of anyone who's feared the semblance of martial law in Trump's America.
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He was happy to return to a semblance of his old life, but leaving behind the friends he'd made in the refugee camp where he'd lived for a year weighed on him.
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But any semblance of the original video game franchise that may have once existed in this film seems to have been minimized to give the floor to the film's best-known star.
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There's a sense of calm this week, as the planets sit quietly and we find some semblance of rest between two eclipses (one on July 12 and the other on July 27).
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But these numbers also highlight Slack's potential to be an inferno for anyone who prizes their time, focus, privacy and some semblance of an anxiety-free life inside and outside the office.
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And Charlotte remained independent for many years, publishing work under pseudonyms and through other means, generally finding some semblance of success in a world that was bent against her in gendered ways.
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I have such a messed up sleep schedule back home that when my internal clock experiences some semblance of normalcy, it's a piece of cake to wake up at a designated time.
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Reality: It's freezing, rainy and cloudy making it a horrible environment for a Leprechaun to follow a rainbow to a pot of gold, and for you to enjoy any semblance of plans.
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Yet this is the level of turnover happening now at the provincial level in China, without the democracy: ballot papers dropped ceremoniously into large red boxes create a mere semblance of it.
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If you don't believe Kai's implied feelings of longtime humiliation are the cause of Cult's current and upcoming strife, look what happens the moment he feels he has any semblance of power.
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It wasn't reasonable to expect the developer to be able to integrate hundreds of existing weapons and armor pieces into a new system and still be able maintain any semblance of balance.
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Being a young person in L.A. who has certainly tried to maintain some semblance of a social life the past few years… When somebody wants molly, this is the personality you see.
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It has enabled him to create a semblance of historic progress, which has driven his supporters wild with glee and bookmakers to slash their odds against him bagging the Nobel peace prize.
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All of which would make it hard for her to smooth over relations with any semblance of authority in the event of a unilateral move by her interior minister in early July.
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A SEMBLANCE of normality returned to São Paulo, Brazil's biggest city, after a ten-day strike by lorry drivers that had paralysed traffic, shut down petrol stations and emptied grocery-store shelves.
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This is why it seems likely that the summit with Mr Kim will be revived and that some sort of deal, or semblance of a deal, will result: Mr Trump wants that.
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Bin Laden was completely reliant on the two brothers both to maintain any semblance of control over al Qaeda and its far-flung affiliates and also for the daily necessities of life.
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What I most enjoyed was that, whereas most platformers ask you to tackle an existing environment, in Semblance you are a sculptor, mashing and squashing your tiny character to mold its terrain.
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Bonding is just about having a mutual weakness or habit that gives you an excuse to hang out, something to talk about, and a semblance of insight into your taste in things.
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Both clubs struggled to locate any semblance of offense after a 1-hour, 41-minute rain delay before Washington ignited a two-out rally to open the scoring in the fourth inning.
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I felt she really grasped my personality, and even incorporated art pulled from my Pinterest board, which was a cool surprise and made me feel like I had some semblance of taste.
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Beyond any semblance of a tree-line beleaguered by the same thought, the swale and copse have begun to bend birdlessly abandoning the fallows' odd interval until pine and juniper disappear completely.
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Republicans probably can't stop Trump from holding destabilizing press conferences, but they could make life uncomfortable for him and his team unless and until they started to show some semblance of control.
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For every teenage tennis player trying to make the jump from the youth circuit to the professional level, there is a family that must give up any semblance of a typical life.
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For Game of Thrones, we toil away trying to string together the slightest semblance of a theory to figure out what big moments we have to look forward to in the season.
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Even when they are allowed a semblance of righteous action, it's in service of Lara's ultimate quest (which just happens to align with things the Good Brown People need in the moment).
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Unlike most of those in Dallas last night, Yasin was was able to leave the airport with some semblance of closure, his mother safely on the right side of a security barrier.
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That is, in fact, the whole point of his political career and the nihilistic movement that he belongs to: to destroy any semblance of dignity that this country's democratic institutions once possessed.
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Still, for those who have watched the Trump administration close off one avenue of immigration relief after another, it would be refreshing to see some semblance of humanity restored to the system.
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Last week she visited Rakhine for the first time since the crisis erupted, meeting community leaders and seeing the efforts to deliver aid and return the region to some semblance of normality.
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The exterior maintained the semblance of three separate town houses, but the interior was open and grand and no doubt involved a level of engineering in keeping with public works in China.
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Why it's needed: Studies have shown that half of all species are now experiencing "local extinctions" and that protected spaces are essential to maintain some semblance of biodiversity in the 21st century.
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Even when it has had some semblance of a budget in place over the last decade or so, this has had little practical impact on disciplining federal spending or reforming tax policy.
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Your brain is rewired, basically, when you experience this sort of traumatic event, so give yourself some semblance of what it used to be like and have some of that normal routine.
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Watch: VICE UK's 15th Birthday Party At 4 PM the staff tries to get some semblance of a party started again, by having a dance group put on a show on stage.
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My girlfriend and I both enjoy the steak and roasted Brussels sprouts I make for dinner, but the evening feels incomplete without a glass of wine or a some semblance of dessert.
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If I could prove that no pasta dishes were served at the fateful "See You Next Tuesday" night, I could salvage some semblance of meaning from the sham that is my life.
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It's the first, and possibly best, chance for the US to establish a semblance of peace between the US-backed government in Kabul and the Taliban so American troops can come home.
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She was able to continue what she worked hard for, but didn't get a semblance of ease until last fall, when a Chicago judge finally granted her an extended order of protection.
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At school, the bullheaded 17-year-old Asher Lax (played by an actor named Asher Lax) challenges authority, disobeys instructions and shows not even the slightest semblance of politesse to his classmates.
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Achieving even a semblance of health equity in the United States requires both an unflinchingly reckoning with these facts and a more serious commitment to change than we have ever seen before.
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Editorial After imperial Japan swept into China in the 1930s, the warring Chinese Communists and Nationalists managed a semblance of unity against a common enemy, even if it took some arm twisting.
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The Communist Party leadership, Osnos writes, is so morally and intellectually bankrupt that only the uneasy bargain to provide 'prosperity in exchange for loyalty' allows it to retain a semblance of legitimacy.
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For now, through a combination of aggressive fund-raising and cutting expenses, the women's memorial foundation has found some semblance of firm footing for the first time since its dedication in 1985.
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Desperately grasping for some semblance of control over my life, I did what I'd learned to do over the years: I turned inward and poured what I found out onto the page.
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Leave your work-related chargers, devices, and cords in this space so that you can easily keep track of them and maintain some semblance of control over the rest of your home.
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You may get a few less pixels, and it may lack Bluetooth for audiobooks and any semblance of waterproofing, but older Kindles generally hold up well for reading—even used or refurbished.
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Doing away with the deduction would save $1.3 trillion over a decade, according to the Tax Policy Center, and is necessary to give any big tax plan a semblance of fiscal responsibility.
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More than one million people, displaced from nine years of fighting, already live in the ever-expanding camps, which provide some semblance of security even as the freezing temperatures take their toll.
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Some semblance of normality may have returned, but the outbreak shows no signs of slowing, with the number of confirmed cases now at over 23,2700 worldwide and the death toll at 2100.
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The motive appeared to be to deny any semblance of normal life to civilians living in areas controlled by opposition forces, Paulo Pinheiro, the chairman of the commission, told reporters in Geneva.
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She has said unequivocally that her anti-corruption plan would be her top priority as president, and she took her time in rolling out even the semblance of a health care plan.
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Some will be tempted to merely throw more money and the semblance of flexibility into a broken system — we urge them to reject this Band-Aid, and to instead implement real reforms.
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But there is still hope for a semblance of unity if conservatives build out from the admittedly narrow list of areas of common agreement in the development of a new conservative agenda.
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Although Frankl's work is critical in revealing the atrocities of the Holocaust, its underlying message is especially important: with the brain's freedom, human beings have some semblance of control over their lives.
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Relatives of the victims, who had regarded the prosecution as the most promising chance to get any semblance of justice in the case, expressed disappointment at the acquittal of Mr. Menem, 88.
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For seven weeks fans have been watching, concocting theories about the murder at the show's center, and waiting for answers to their questions—and for some semblance of justice to be served.
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Today, being a power couple doesn't necessarily end when coupledom does, and high-profile spouses may have to maintain a relationship — or at least the semblance of one — to maintain their status.
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