It is as though we are shadowing him in hell.
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With Sherman shadowing him, it could be another down week.
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I spent one day shadowing a Long Island appliance repairman.
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The rest went into ETFs shadowing the broader MSCI France index.
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Accurate shadowing has been added, and some elements have been rearranged.
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After shadowing doctors as an intern this summer, she still does.
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Others tolerated reporters and photographers shadowing them and asking annoying questions.
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But there was one step left before I could find out: shadowing.
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What kind of insight into Fiona's community did shadowing her afford you?
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She was 248, shadowing her aunt who worked in an emergency room.
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The oba's beaded crown will fall back into place, shadowing his face.
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He began shadowing a juvenile delinquency judge, which he said was eye-opening.
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She spent the day shadowing Hayden, taking adorable photos and reading, of course.
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I really like shadowing; it's very intimate and the process is quite simple.
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"Whenever you're in a meeting or shadowing someone, always takes notes," says Buj.
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I asked a soldier if these were the troops we would be shadowing.
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It's no wonder she spent part of her off-season shadowing Roger Federer.
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"It's my addiction," he tells me when I spend a day shadowing him.
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French journalists Olivier Touron and Thierry Butzbach are shadowing the entire cross-country trek.
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So I tried various exposures to be able to ensure the shadowing was evident.
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The hours I spent shadowing the Bolivian president did much to solidify that view.
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To contrast the vibrant highlights, Jaxcee warmed up my roots with the shadowing technique.
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Klein was reportedly working on a new book while shadowing Trump for several days.
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The doctor noticed extensive shadowing and a thickening lump in the lower right lung.
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This 1962 photo shows a Navy seaplane and destroyer ship shadowing a Soviet submarine.
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Shadowing Cecilio was challenging, as I was not allowed to interfere with patient care.
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But, this time, it's your bod that's getting the highlighting-and-shadowing treatment. Mic.
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His eerie shadowing begins when he unexpectedly inherits a large fortune from his aunt.
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All this helps explain the complicated angst once again shadowing this city's biggest team.
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Although the constant shadowing was irritating, the diagnosis helped Kim become more patient and understanding.
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After the shadowing ends, each director will helm at least one episode of that series.
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They spent their time shadowing doctors in medical consultations, distributing medicine and meeting with patients.
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There's no credible evidence linking either Democratic candidate to the violence shadowing the Trump rallies.
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"He doesn't like people shadowing him all the time," said one person close to Trump.
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And, as I saw when I spent a day shadowing him, he rarely takes breaks.
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He was tasked with shadowing Chicago center Jonathan Toews and Dallas's explosive forward Jamie Benn.
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And that, what it does is it puts a lot of shadowing near the eyes.
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So far, China has responded to U.S. patrols by shadowing them and issuing verbal warnings.
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He'd been dared to sneak onto the cruise ship—that white behemoth shadowing Lincoln Harbor.
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After shadowing doctors as an intern at the hospital that saved her, she still does.
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New Jersey's defense stifled the Caps throughout, clogging the neutral zone and always shadowing Ovechkin.
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Last year, I spent a day shadowing an anti-abortion activist named Emily, for a story.
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Finally, the lack of diversity among Oscar nominees is shadowing the Academy Awards coming Sunday night.
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"Shadowing is when you apply a darker gloss to the roots of the hair," she explains.
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I'm out shadowing Raffy Lerma, a photographer for the Philippine Daily Inquirer, on his nightly beat.
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But many have faced discrimination, with the ebb and flow of international politics shadowing their lives.
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Whenever Hayward was on the court, Roberson was in game shadowing him and limiting his touches.
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She spent time on Capitol Hill and K Street shadowing 85033 lobbyists — 11 of them women.
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I had your brother do it and what we did is you were shadowing, ghosting yourself?
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With Collins occasionally shadowing him, Wright passed his pregame test and returned to action, batting third.
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Canadian filmmakers have tried to get a handle on North Korea by shadowing hockey teams there.
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You might try to come up with "prototype experiences" — volunteering, shadowing someone for a day, whatever.
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Kate Middleton reportedly spent two days secretly shadowing midwives and workers in a London maternity ward.
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Yet shadowing the game again this season are growing concerns about players' brain health and safety.
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But shadowing behind them are rumors that it won't be nearly as "Pro" as everyone expected.
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CJ attended Browns training camp as part of A Special Wish Cleveland on Thursday ... shadowing a Cleveland.
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He was literally shadowing her every movement and was just so affectionate and adoring the entire night.
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In 21943, shadowing that year's Summer Olympics, the ninth edition of the competition was held in Rome.
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No -- it's a total solar eclipse, and it's shadowing the U.S. from coast to coast this Monday.
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It was so cool and incredibly moving, and not a little unnerving before shadowing the whole thing.
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Shadowing the agreement, however, is the possible election of Republican Donald Trump, an opponent, as U.S. president.
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For years, too, we've been hearing about sisters unofficially participating in Cub Scouting by "shadowing" their brothers.
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In the book's most vibrant sections, Sengupta profiles seven young Indians, shadowing some of them over years.
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On my day shadowing Mr. Bakker on his feeding rounds, I asked if he accepts tourist visits.
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Kate Middleton reportedly spent two days secretly shadowing workers in a major London hospital&aposs maternity ward.
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After that comes a section where other instruments are shadowing the solo part, like a comet's tail.
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The company was founded by former management consultant Mudit Garg, who spent years shadowing emergency room staff.
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I ended up shadowing three: Mr. Shields and two women, one in Toronto and one in Victoria.
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Launched in 2013, the Shiyan, meaning "experiment" in Chinese, was "experimenting" shadowing the smaller satellite, according to AGI.
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International headlines on the matter are devastating for the PNP, shadowing the victory with reference to high absenteeism.
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New donors should spend some days shadowing nonprofit executive directors to understand the unique challenges of nonprofit work.
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I ask if he's been keeping an eye on the Russian frigate shadowing the Truman on the horizon.
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She was shadowing a respected therapist at the county health department in an internship for her master's program.
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Training includes shadowing dermatologists, going to lectures, and responding to questions with the oversight of a Curology dermatologist.
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Pyeongchang played a happy Olympic host, but its everyday economic reality highlights an existential threat shadowing South Korea.
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Now, we prefer our dark roots to be carefully curated by a colorist using the shadowing or smudging technique.
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"The bank managed to stay alive," he said, referring to the close shadowing of the lender by European authorities.
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Those duties include the decades-long Yuletide custom of shadowing Santa Claus on his reindeer-powered sleigh, it said.
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"They're missing shading and shadowing, so they don't have a lot of depth to them right now," says Weinmiller.
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They showed Mr. Vaino shadowing Mr. Putin and even carrying an umbrella to protect the president from the rain.
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It's not often that people are allowed to take out their cameras inside strip clubs, or while shadowing gangs.
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Lincicome was the quintessential kid sister, shadowing her siblings and swinging from her heels to try to keep up.
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This is recent history, and in ways both implicit and explicit, it's shadowing the immediate response to this crisis.
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I'm shadowing Parr as he delivers his goods to the capital's foodie elite, starting from the company's Deptford depot.
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By the end of the week, it is expected to be shadowing the coasts of North Carolina and Virginia.
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Despite the cloud of legal uncertainty shadowing the President, Senate Republicans are determined to proceed with Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings.
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It provided a picture of a Taiwan air force F-16 shadowing one of the Chinese H-6 bombers.
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A few weeks ago, Speidel began running, shadowing his teammates on the adjacent court at Patrick Gym on campus.
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Entitled "Mystery," it featured layers of veiling over embroidery, shadowing painterly prints and creating a scrim of evening promise.
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I'm shadowing him for the day, and we're to meet at Denver International Airport to begin our journey together.
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At that point a Chinese naval ship that had been shadowing the Bowditch put a small boat into the water.
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At that point, a Chinese naval ship that had been shadowing the Bowditch put a small boat into the water.
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Ironically ... Kim posted a pic of Duvier shadowing her hours before the robbery, joking he was always in her shot.
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He is the eldest son of King Salman's third wife, and reportedly spent much of his time shadowing his father.
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These patrols are not the infrequent exercises of the past, but now near-constant deployments, shadowing foreign warships as well.
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There are reports ... her bodyguard, Pascal Duvier, was shadowing the 2 women since Kim had turned in for the night.
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Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are shadowing each other in the Mississippi River cities that are vote-rich Democratic strongholds.
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Four crewmen were rescued by the coast guard while others were picked up by another Chinese vessel shadowing the pursuit.
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The actors camped in real tents each night and shot all of their own footage, with the crew shadowing them.
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A small group of reporters shadowing a congressional delegation were granted access to the El Paso Processing Center on Friday.
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I spent the morning shadowing Hanako and taking in all the excitement backstage before the brand's afternoon NYFW runway show.
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Behind "The Last Samurai," shadowing it but subtly unmentioned, lies the failed project of John Stuart Mill's highly rational upbringing.
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If a patient is concerned with shadowing around her eyes, she may inject filler to add volume at the temples.
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The professionalism, dedication and sympathy I witnessed during my time shadowing Mr. MacKinnon is exactly what our nation's veterans deserve.
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The moment they arrived, the temperature in the room went down, the silence and the stillness shadowing forth a chill.
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But your stalker goes free because your town doesn't have the power to prosecute the person who is shadowing you.
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"He was literally shadowing her every movement and was just so affectionate and adoring the entire night," said a party source.
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In residency, I'd spent one month shadowing physicians at the Administrative Maximum Facility in rural Colorado—an infamous federal supermax prison.
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Find an internship that will let you get your hands dirty instead of observing or shadowing others in an office environment.
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In the past, the NFLPA placed members in shadowing and advising roles with businesses; today, the program emphasizes hands-on experience.
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Three of the boats "maneuvered close to the ship, shadowing her course from a range of about 500 yards," Davis said.
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Yet shadowing these debates is a broader unknown: Just how late are we in the economic-expansion and bull-market cycle?
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Yesterday there was a period of time where I was shadowing him in his meetings and that just blew my mind.
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Erin Mershon at STAT News recently spent some time shadowing the pharmacist who provides prescription drugs to many members of Congress.
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Then came John Galliano, who McGrath met on set too, while shadowing Bowen in between what she fondly calls her "regular" job.
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I go to art school, so I've learned a lot about color theory and certain shadowing and techniques so there's overlap there.
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If I don't stop in time, my pad overflows, shadowing my shorts with urine, and it chafes too, rubbing my thighs sore.
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It's something Jack was familiar with as a fan of the show but kept a close eye on while shadowing and directing.
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The foundation will then align candidates with mentors within Ryan Murphy Productions, as well as with internships and shadowing opportunities around Hollywood.
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"I got succession wrong the first time," he said, adding that he was "not going to be hovering and shadowing" Mr. Johnson.
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I'd brought protective gear too to reduce my risk of exposure as much as reasonably possible while shadowing Marmo and his crew.
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Mr. Chatrian and Ms. Rissenbeek will up their positions in 2020, after shadowing the current festival leadership team for the 2019 edition.
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"I didn't get selected the first time I applied," flight attendant Melissa Pittman told me when I spent a day shadowing her.
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Spending a week shadowing Ms. Kretzschmar was exhausting — she gave new meaning to the idea of being on your feet all day.
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Most sectors, led by financials, rose shadowing Wall Street gains as a certain amount of year-end optimism also kept sentiment afloat.
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In 1855, while the Russians were losing up to three thousand men a day, Trunov spent about four months shadowing a regiment.
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Marianne is an eight-part French series about a writer trying to escape a witch that has been shadowing her since childhood.
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Prepping for things like the MCAT and shadowing experiences was just something I could not do while in undergrad due to my circumstances.
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Did you experience similar perspective shifts after spending time shadowing law enforcement, or did you more often imagine yourself on the burglar's side?
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Known for shadowing opponents' No. 1 wideouts, the 28-year-old has taken a different role this season in Wilks' zone-heavy scheme.
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The TV star has not ruled out directing an episode of Grey's Anatomy, as she hoped she would in shadowing actor-director McKidd.
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And a transitional phase when I realized button smashing a ton of dots make for a rather weird texture and shadowing / highlighting technique.
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The student he ended up shadowing, however, had a pretty tame idea of a fun night out: driving to a local convenience store.
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And on Thursday, Daliyah was shadowing Hayden, meeting library staff, sitting in on executive meetings and making suggestions for additions to the library.
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While shadowing Bunk Police, I had the chance to chat with some juggalos about how they've been personally affected by the opioid crisis.
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Even with a language barrier Steven was welcomed into the different training camps, shadowing different fighters to local fights and bigger national matches.
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But shadowing her from behind are "haints," or ghosts, in the shape of obscure objects netted in beads, hung high on nearby trees.
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She's added a variety of new wellness programs including yoga classes, happy hours, team volunteering events, and mentoring/job-shadowing opportunities for employees.
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More recently, Iranian small vessels have been photographed shadowing ships from the USS Abraham Lincoln battle group when sailing in the Iranian region.
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One of the officials said the two Iranian craft began shadowing the Essex and then started sailing in parallel with the US ship.
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And so information was put out there that I'm increasing the height and shadowing and all of this, and it wasn't even true.
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But in this tale of unlikely parallels, Peele has been shadowing Serling's trajectory all along, whether or not he wants to admit it.
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If the ex-porn star seems kinda carefree, probably has a lot to do with the bodyguard -- big, tall, with earbuds -- shadowing her.
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They even went as far as shadowing various employees through their workday to get a better idea of the requirement of each uniform.
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He didn't get lost shadowing George around baseline screens; he didn't lazily switch off George, and gift Indy the matchup they're hunting for.
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"If you have lighting that's prominent on the side as opposed to lighting that's central, you're going to see more shadowing," says Dr. Anolik.
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At least two Vietnamese navy ships, including the Russian-built Quang Trung frigate, have been closely shadowing the Chinese vessels, according to the data.
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The three largest firms — Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly, and Sanofi — have raised insulin prices in near lockstep for years by shadowing each other's prices.
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By shadowing the sinking structures with remotely operated submersibles called ROVs, Dr Robison measured their rate of descent at around 800 metres per day.
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"I was let go during an episode where I was shadowing Kevin McKidd [who stars as Owen and regularly directs episodes]," Drew told THR.
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For some startups in early trial mode, robot wrangling jobs involve shadowing bots and making sure they carry out their assigned duties without travails.
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In addition to shadowing multiple directors, Jack worked closely with the shows two editors to prepare for the script's sharpness to translate on-screen.
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Goldman Sachs started its Trader Academy in London last year, offering eight months of mentoring, networking and job shadowing for 16 female college students.
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Every studio is required by the Directors Guild to offer a shadowing program in which "qualified diverse candidates" observe experienced TV directors on set.
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But, as with any job, "there are pros and cons," Delta flight attendant Melissa Pittman told me when I spent a day shadowing her.
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By the time Angela was a teenager, she was shadowing her mother as she worked on runway collections, and she soon started designing accessories.
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The pattern repeated itself maybe a dozen times, with Emir and me shadowing the wandering mass this way and that way across the flat.
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Once, we had two waiters shadowing us all night; another time, we sat with our menus for 20 minutes trying to catch somebody's eye.
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Shavaughn McKenzie has been shadowing Kendall for a long time, and it all came to a head Sunday night at her Hollywood Hills home.
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I remind her that a new employee is shadowing us tomorrow, and we joke about her just watching us poke around in spreadsheets all day.
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It ends up as a loyal rule-taker, paying into EU programmes and budgets, shadowing EU regulations and granting plentiful work permits to EU nationals.
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That's in large part because creator Sarah Watson spent time at Cosmo's offices, shadowing Joanna Coles, the inspiration for The Bold Type's Jacqueline (Melora Hardin).
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Crew members were manually recovering two drones from the ocean's surface when a Chinese warship that had been shadowing them swooped in and collected one.
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"Constructive shadowing," which means echoing people's words back to them; "babysitting," which is simply staying with someone until they have cooled down; and emphasizing consequences.
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When I was in high school in the early 2000s, I spent a week of my summer vacation shadowing a pathologist at the local hospital.
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This was my conclusion after shadowing chefs Adam Aamann of Aamanns in Denmark and Neal Fraser of Red Bird at the Santa Monica Farmers Market.
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The ministers are also likely to announce a strengthening of maritime operations, particularly in the Mediterranean Sea, where Russian ships have been shadowing allied vessels.
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In the kitchen, I meet Joseph, originally from Bermuda, who is shadowing Taylor while holding down another hospitality job and running a motorcycle repair business.
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Richmond stays ahead of the curve by instituting programs like PluggedIn VA, which teaches important business skills like interviewing, shadowing and in-demand technical skills.
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This year, mysterious sonic attacks on US diplomats are shadowing the relationship, which had already soured under President Donald Trump's more hostile stance toward Havana.
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The U.S. military accused a Venezuelan fighter aircraft of "aggressively" shadowing a U.S. Navy plane in international airspace over the Caribbean Sea on July 19.
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I thought Myles Powell did a good job early in the game shadowing him (Francis) and letting him know he's not getting any easy shots.
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The Telltale game was staged concurrently with the television show, shadowing its events from the end of season three to the beginning of the fifth.
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In response, nine Royal Navy ships were charged with shadowing seven Russian ships for more than a week as they passed by the British Isles.
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A number of brief images — a steaming coffee pot, a smoldering cigar, a running faucet — suggest that someone just out of sight is shadowing Ferris.
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That has changed, and more college career offices now offer an array of services, including one-on-one mentoring, job shadowing and help identifying internships.
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The uniforms — a product of 18 months of brainstorming and research (which included job shadowing) — were unveiled Tuesday in Atlanta, naturally, in a runway fashion show.
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The official said Chinese ships were now shadowing every U.S. ship in the region, and routine ship-to-ship communications had become testier and sometimes unprofessional.
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Tekashi hired a small army from 2 different security companies during his recent 10-day stay in L.A. -- we saw the mountainous men shadowing him everywhere.
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Beginning in January 2018, she started shadowing Mr. Naharin and participating in the running of the company, getting "cooked into it gradually," as she put it.
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It's a major bet on the Chinese gambling enclave at a time when sexual misconduct allegations against the casino magnate Steve Wynn are shadowing the industry.
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Read more: How Kyle Shanahan went from shadowing his father and working for 6 different franchises to becoming the mastermind behind the San Francisco 49ers juggernaut
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The legend is of a vengeful goddess of snakes, feared by both Hindus and Muslims in the area, shadowing a medieval figure called The Gun Merchant.
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For this reason alone, sending a Swift to join the Wilhoite for three days of skunk shadowing in the open ocean was out of the question.
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Khan, 43, went to the police after the confrontation with at least one detective who was shadowing him and his wife as they drove through Zurich.
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From shadowing his father — legendary head coach Mike Shanahan — to working for six different NFL franchises, Shanahan has spent his whole life preparing for this moment.
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Sometimes I'll do a bit of earth-tone eye shadow under my cheekbone for shadowing, but I don't do blush, and I'm not an eyeliner girl.
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During the second of their three debates, he was accused of shadowing her onstage, but that was nothing next to the way he pursues her now.
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He came down the left side with defenseman Tyson Barrie shadowing him, but Namestnikov slid a shot along the ice and through Pickard's legs at 10:09.
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A notable one is when Hammond gets stranded in a crowd of admirers because he annoyed his costars while shadowing them on a road tour of Italy.
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Thin and unkempt, an orange Orioles cap shadowing his heavily-tattooed face, he had a serious infection and needed to stay in the hospital for several days.
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The ecologists we're shadowing are trying to save the birds, but they're also trying to eradicate the invasive grass that the birds have come to rely on.
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But Tony Schwartz, the book's ghostwriter, who spent 18 months in the 1980s interviewing and shadowing Mr. Trump, says that it is really a work of fiction.
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Police from Tampa, Florida, next year's host city, were in Miami this week, shadowing local officers to get a feel for how to keep a city safe.
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It could be learning one skill from them, shadowing them for a few days or seeing if they know of any specific opportunities in an industry, Poswolsky said.
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"We will have Nigerian people, young people present on set, shadowing those professionals so that they're constantly learning and knowing what skills they need to learn," he said.
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He had been expecting the Chinese to show up — Beijing, in recent months, has taken to shadowing American warships that have dared to enter the South China Sea.
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Painting on abs is pretty common in Hollywood, for photoshoots and on runways, so, I was pretty eager to see what a little shadowing could do for me.
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I'm shadowing this visit to learn about Dodman's work and, selfishly, to learn something about myself; I was diagnosed with obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD) a few months ago.
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Chinese coastguard and People's Liberation Army navy ships patrol vast swathes of the South China Sea, routinely shadowing U.S. and other international naval deployments, regional naval officers say.
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Richard Williams, the father of the Williams sisters, could not bear to watch the match, instead taking a walk in the village of Wimbledon with reporters shadowing him.
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I spent a day in Houston shadowing Dr. Lisa Hollier, the president-elect of the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, in her Center for Children and Women.
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Fadell is almost pathologically compelled to say what's on his mind, and never in the week I spent shadowing him did he say anything that smacked of self-pity.
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Shadowing the path of the east-west M62 Highway, the new forest will create a broad green rib across England from Liverpool to the east coast city of Hull.
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Phoenix, writer-director Todd Phillips, and co-writer Scott Silver are shadowing Christopher Nolan's version of the Joker from the movie The Dark Knight, as played by Heath Ledger.
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The shadowing all seems cast forward save her chin, lips, and cheeks, which almost appear brighter than one might think they would considering Waldmüller's brushstrokes otherwise have her backlit.
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Was the president merely expressing to Comey a hope or suggestion that he drop the investigation of Michael Flynn and "lift the cloud" of investigation shadowing the Trump administration?
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More significant, after Bataan fell in 1942, Mr. Ramsey avoided capture and became a leader of an extensive Filipino guerrilla network, shadowing the Japanese and supplying information to Gen.
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Oracle invited me to spend a full day shadowing Hurd last week at OpenWorld as he met with customers, analysts, and others on the biggest day of the conference.
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Whether in the middle of a protest or a dinner party, Patrick Scola's camera moves fluidly and evocatively, peering over shoulders like an eavesdropper or shadowing characters from behind.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Love-Robinson said that he had been shadowing a physician, and that the medical staff at St. Mary's was "supposed to know" what he was doing there.
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Earlier, security guards had been shadowing Donnelly, who was "continuously" displaying his congressional press pass, and even waited for him outside the men's room, according to the Press Club's account.
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The shadowing, the perfectly posed paws, the true "who me?" faux innocent gaze of the cat — it all makes you realize the artist believed that the printed cats deserved justice.
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In one instance while I was shadowing a waitress at a gastropub, Duplex called twice several minutes apart for a single reservation, using two different accents to confirm the booking.
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Michael Corcoran, a reporter for the now-shuttered Maximum Golf magazine, told the Daily Beast that Trump made the remark while he was shadowing the future president for a profile.
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Plus, as she told THR in a post-exist interview, she had just started shadowing Grey's director Kevin McKidd, hoping to one day take on an episode on her own.
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She even made an appearance Saturday in L.A. for a Pride event alongside Blac Chyna, who we know Wendy's tight with and has been shadowing as she navigates single life.
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Highway Agency officers headed to the scene, as did the Central Motorway Police Group, with camera operatives from the Traffic Cops program who were shadowing the unit at the time.
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In 2017, Alison Klayman took on a project few others would want to tackle: shadowing Steve Bannon, the former Trump adviser and Breitbart CEO, to make a documentary about him.
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A professed agnostic, he decided recently to "complete the circle" and spent some time shadowing the Vatican exorcist Father Gabriele Amorth, just before Amorth's passing at the age of 91.
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As I learned when I spent a 18-hour day shadowing Delta flight attendant Melissa Pittman, there's a lot more to the job than serving food and drinks to passengers.
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This phenomenon, commonly referred to as "shadowing," can create a location error of up to 100 meters or more, especially in high-value markets like New York City and San Francisco.
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They also point to the fact that many of the problems shadowing Trump's presidency in these first few months are tied to potentially compromising connections his circle has with global entities.
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Patrol ships and fighter jets from Asia's two biggest economies have been shadowing each other on and off near the islets, raising fears that a confrontation could result in a clash.
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The stumbles with "Banana Shpeel" and "Zarkana" reinforced existential questions shadowing Cirque: Has the company, once a group of Quebec street performers and now a giant multinational, lost its way creatively?
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She's eager not to mess things up, and hopes to add to her authenticity by shadowing Cibrian's Eddie Valetik, who grudgingly agrees to the assignment as a favor to Sam's agent.
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"These lights are great they will showcase your makeup, and even out your skin tone everywhere and bring some light to your naughty parts so there is less shadowing," she said.
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Russell discovered these tendencies as part of his field research in his role at Google, which involves shadowing people to understand how they're using the company's search engine in everyday life.
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Victoria Jackson from Wilmington gave an example: This upcoming summer, I'll be shadowing a few doctors in the specific area that I would like to study when I get to college.
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The production is the first time that "Il Trittico" — a trilogy of one-act operas shadowing the passage from hell to heaven — will be performed in the original Italian in Munich.
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The private conversation between Sanders and Warren, which took place at a December 2018 dinner in Warren's home, solidified that sexism is shadowing the electability question even among the frontrunners themselves.
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"On average, agents make anywhere between $30,000 and $50,000, which isn't what the public thinks that they make," he tells me when I spent a day shadowing him from 7 a.m.
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The Toronto linemates Nazem Kadri and Leo Komarov, who were tasked with shadowing Washington's top line, helped the Maple Leafs take the top-seeded Capitals to six games before being eliminated.
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That said, the shoe company also says that it will be shadowing Immortals players at the team's LA training facility in order to custom-design the new shoes for e-sports athletes.
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The same official said that the US had observed similar Chinese vessels in recent days sailing off the coast of Guam and shadowing a joint US-Australia military exercise named Talisman Sabre.
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Assuming the author is not James Boswell at the side of Samuel Johnson, I am not a fan of memoirs by lower-downs cashing in on their time spent shadowing higher-ups.
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Months before carrying out a series of rescues, they spread out across the city, taking pictures of children on the street, documenting their daily activities and shadowing them back to their homes.
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Sources close to Paris and her fiance, Chris Zylka, tell us they've had 24/7 security shadowing them -- and specifically the ring -- ever since he put a ring on it last weekend.
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I spent the next week inside the nondescript government building, shadowing an unassuming doctor whose work rehydrating unidentified human bodies and remains is featured in Still Life, Motherboard's documentary about DIY forensics.
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But the inauguration for Ghani's second term had to be postponed at the suggestion of the U.S. secretary of state, Michael Pompeo, to prevent it from over-shadowing the U.S.-Taliban deal.
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Glowing stones form new Dutch memorial to Holocaust victimsPope asks Catholics to say &aposNever Again&apos to the HolocaustKate Middleton reportedly spent 2 days secretly shadowing midwives in a London maternity ward
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So yesterday a young girl who was shadowing me asked what an average day was for me & I replied that when you live in an animal sanctuary, there is NO average day!
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Separately, an unidentified U.S. official played down the significance of the shadowing, saying the Stennis had been followed by Chinese vessels in the past and the action in itself was not provocative.
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The commander of the newly-established U.S. Space Force said Monday that two Russian satellites appear to be shadowing a U.S. spy satellite, often coming within 100 miles of the multibillion-dollar craft.
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Jack is one of 10 finalists who have directed episodes of everything from Brooklyn Nine-Nine to Law & Order: SVU this season, after shadowing established directors on their respective series for three episodes.
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As the first witnesses on Wednesday tell their stories to a televised audience in the case against Donald John Trump, shadowing the latest constitutional showdown will be the impeachment of William Jefferson Clinton.
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Clinton, the public announcement by the attorney general formally ends a legal cloud that has been shadowing her campaign and comes just weeks before she will accept her party's nomination to be president.
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There's pre-training which is your onboarding and shadowing, and I'll say more about that, there's your formal curriculum, so the comprehensive curriculum, and the materials that we leverage to have that conversation.
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The Future Centers will connect students to college tours, career and higher education fairs, and on-the-job shadowing opportunities that will give them a glimpse of what it's like to work in tech.
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Htet Htet and a group of young friends were at the Amarapura event as part of their nat kadaw training, which involves shadowing older nat kadaws and learning the finer points of the trade.
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"Experiences," which launches in 12 cities in 2017, allows users to book immersive single– or multi-day activities, such as shadowing three TV writers around Los Angeles and pitching them your own TV show.
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These jobs require the least amount of additional education and training of the six, although they do require completion of a one-year certificate program followed by on-the-job training shadowing experienced coworkers.
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At roughly the same time as Leovy was shadowing L.A.P.D. detectives in East L.A., I was across town, covering O. J. Her book made me think twice about what counts as a "big" story.
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Love said he had been leaning toward giving Spieth and Reed a rest in the afternoon but had decided not to after speaking with Woods, who has been shadowing Spieth and Reed at Hazeltine.
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The drama of Hyman's shadowing carries forward from that evening into the next morning — "The morning of June 27 was clear and sunny, with the fresh warmth of a full-summer day," Jackson began.
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And while I was shadowing the thief, I thought I had the game pegged: I'd find out that the poor folks of Jirga Para Lhao were just ordinary people beset by poverty and crime.
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The drone incident, according to a Pentagon account, began when a Chinese Navy vessel that was shadowing the Bowditch — a common practice in the South China Sea — pulled up not far from the ship.
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That said, if/when Ben wins this game, the losing finalists should know that they lost Survivor this episode, when they were lazing around camp talking about bagels rather than shadowing Ben around the island.
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A New Orleans native, he comes across as someone who is at ease in any situation, whether he is shadowing professional athletes and coaches, foul-mouthed derivatives traders or bigwigs at the International Monetary Fund.
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According to this document obtained from a public records request by Tomahawk Nation, Viloria was given a bottle of whiskey by crew members from Showtime, who are shadowing the program this year for a documentary show.
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The Jr. Pet Vet recently enjoyed her "dream day" with current PEOPLE Pet Vet Dr. Evan Antin at the Conejo Valley Veterinary Hospital, in Thousand Oaks, California, shadowing Dr. Antin through a day of animal adventures.
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Chinese steel prices surged nearly 22017 percent in 2017, but spot iron ore prices eventually dropped 8 percent on the year despite shadowing steel higher for months, dragged down by record stockpiles of the raw material.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military on Sunday accused a Venezuelan fighter aircraft of "aggressively" shadowing a U.S. Navy EP-3 Aries II plane over international airspace, a fresh sign of growing hostility between the two countries.
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When he got the e-mail from Case, he had just returned from North Korea, where he'd been shadowing Bill Richardson, whose memoir he was co-writing, as Richardson negotiated the release of an American prisoner.
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All this happened while cameras were shadowing Le Clos for a documentary, "Unbelievable," which draws its title from the exclamation repeated over and over by Bert in the wake of his son's star turn in London.
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As dawn broke, he went for a long run, listening to audiobooks and practicing what he calls "shadowing": as the foreign sounds flowed into his headphones, he shouted them out at the top of his lungs.
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There was at least some expectation on Tuesday that he might let fly an ill-conceived groaner about the wisdom of retaining a pardon or two for later, with a special counsel inquiry shadowing his administration.
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"I understand from news accounts that a petition is being circulated urging me to spend a day shadowing a nurse at a local hospital for 12 hours, and walk a mile in her shoes," she said.
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"The conclusion that it's shadowing the NRO satellite is speculation but one that's informed by the orbital data," Brian Weeden, director of program planning for the Secure World Foundation, writes in an email to The Verge.
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The F.B.I. had been following my father for about a year before his death, shadowing him wherever he went, even when he paid a visit to the deathbed of his friend (and co-star) Canada Lee.
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Earlier on Tuesday, she wrote that Foster's campaign manager, Colton Robison, had banned her from shadowing the politician on a 15-hour "ride-along" campaign trip around the state unless she had a male colleague with her.
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While at college, she held multiple part-time jobs and internships revolving around journalism at companies like ABC and CBS, and she attributes a lot of her success to networking and shadowing workers in her desired field.
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The process, as I learn after shadowing the 29-year-old chef fresh out of Caserta, Italy, who is the first to make montanara in Los Angeles, is the same as with traditional pizza: fermentation and hydration.
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PPG supports the growth of access to education in the STEM disciplines through targeted efforts, including direct grants to nonprofits, colleges and universities; community outreach such as facility tours; science demonstrations; and mentoring and job-shadowing programs.
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Millions of Americans watched Trump standing behind Clinton during one of their presidential debates -- the camera capturing him at his podium at such an angle to give the appearance of shadowing, and striking a chord for women.
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After the search, the F.S.B. told the Russian news media that it had been shadowing the work of the committee in Moscow for some time, in one instance rearresting a man that the committee had just freed.
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While help finding a job can cost a few hundred dollars, some companies charge $22012 an hour for services that might involve deciphering strengths, arranging job shadowing and working on résumés, interview techniques and job search strategies.
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She methodically mapped out her routes (which she called "sweeps"), spending 20083- or 16-hour days visiting sanitation crews in different locales, shadowing workers, interviewing them, delivering speeches about her own work and the value of theirs.
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He said that breaking into the field would be very difficult, and that I should consider a diversity program — a "shadowing" program for directors without television experience who come from backgrounds that are generally underrepresented in Hollywood.
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We have an overview of the election and scenes from around the U.S. And The Times Magazine looks at an issue shadowing the country: the rise of white nationalism and domestic terrorism, which has flummoxed law enforcement.
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The Chinese Navy ship, which had been shadowing the American ship, approached within 500 yards of the Bowditch before seizing the drone, which American officials say was around 50 nautical miles northwest of Subic Bay, the Philippines.
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Shadowing Giuseppe (Gaetano Fernandez), a handsome teen from a wealthy family, into the woods one sunlit afternoon, young Luna (Julia Jedlikowska) stares, entranced, as butterflies float on Giuseppe's fingers and small woodland animals scurry at their feet.
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"The ubiquity of PLAN (PLA Navy) vessels shadowing other warships in the (South China Sea) suggests that China's surface force has grown big enough to be able to 'close-mark' at will," Graham wrote on The Strategist blog.
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From that point on, one of the reasons we engage in shadowing early on, is we want to give folks the opportunity to live the life of [a moderator], so that they get a realistic flavor of that.
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Nanau works with an exquisite level of access, accompanying the reporters from the beginning of their investigation, to shadowing government officials as they attempt to wrangle the situation, and following a survivor of the fire as she recuperates.
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Paige, now a college student, is being groomed by her militant mother in the ways of Soviet spyhood, shadowing her on missions, training in the martial arts techniques of Krav Maga and learning how to cook Russian stew.
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For much of the last month, the question shadowing the Yankees was whether they could overtake the surging Boston Red Sox in the American League East and escape the nail-biting proposition of a wild-card playoff game.
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In one memorable Game 219 sequence of the 23 N.B.A. finals, Nurse unleashed "box-and-one" coverage on Golden State's Stephen Curry — four players in a square-shaped zone, with Fred VanVleet shadowing Curry as closely as possible.
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A Chinese warship had been shadowing the Bowditch, a United States naval vessel, in the international waters of the South China Sea when the Chinese launched a small boat and snatched the unmanned underwater vehicle, the Pentagon said.
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Mr. Lloyd, in a masterstroke, gives us the invisible presence of the third party who inevitably hovers over such scenarios: All three actors are onstage virtually throughout, shadowing or silently observing when they're not part of a scene.
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So much of this conversation about women directors, I feel people wind up talking about diversity programs, or shadowing, or male allies who are supportive of women directors, which are great, you know,—thank you to the male allies.
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Dr. Gordon Schiff, a primary care physician at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, gave a patient $30 to fill a prescription he could not afford and was reported for being unprofessional by a trainee who was shadowing him.
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On Tuesday, a plainclothes police officer who was shadowing one of the world's top players while he practiced painted what could be the most positive outcome for Woods: "This may be his best chance to be a role model."
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In Manhattan, a $110 million plan to build a new pool and skating rink in Central Park represents a major investment in its mostly overlooked northern reaches, far from stratospheric towers of "Billionaires' Row" shadowing its southern end. 9.
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The incident began with a routine shadowing by one regular Iranian navy ship as the Mahan; the USS Makin Island, an amphibious assault ship; and the USNS Walter Diehl, a replenishment oiler, began to enter the strait toward the Persian Gulf.
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With last year's Uncut Gems, the Safdie Brothers, also New York natives, harnessed that anthropological sensibility as a fiction filmmaking approach, shadowing real-life jewelers in the Diamond District for research and even casting some of them in the movie.
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The program would help to create shadowing opportunities for those who may not be able to access them as easily as students who may have connections to the health-care community or those who attend schools outside of major cities.
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"We just have to make sure we rally to the ball carrier a little bit better in that situation," said Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson, who was playing zone coverage and wasn't shadowing Bryant one-on-one on that particular play.
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"I would go on some shows and Black women would come up to me and say, 'I've been doing this a long time — I have never had a Black woman direct me,'" Rubio, who learned to direct by shadowing Wilson, recalled.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. senator said on Wednesday that he was "somewhat appalled" by Aung San Suu Kyi's reaction to her country's record on human trafficking, underscoring concerns about human rights that are shadowing the Myanmar leader's visit to Washington.
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WASHINGTON, July 21 (Reuters) - The U.S. military on Sunday accused a Venezuelan fighter aircraft of "aggressively" shadowing a U.S. Navy EP-3 Aries II plane over international airspace, in yet another sign of the increasing hostility between the two nations.
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"Shadowing is valuable, but if I didn't have the guaranteed episode, I think it would be very difficult to become a good, unobtrusive shadow but also convince people that you are prepared to take on the role of director," she said.
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Shadowing him on a recent visit to York—a whirl of leaps in and out of taxis, impromptu speeches, marches up shopping streets and down corridors—Bagehot was impressed by the energy and seriousness of Britain's chief pro-EU campaigner.
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In the men's 400 freestyle, Australia's Horton edged out defending champion Sun Yang of China and Italy's Gabriele Detti, pulling ahead in the final quarter after shadowing Britain's James Guy and Conor Dwyer of the U.S. for much of the race.
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VICE has spent months tracking the movement, shadowing stings in multiple cities and conducting dozens of interviews with vigilantes, members of law enforcement, experts in child exploitation and pedophilia, lawyers, and people who claim to have been victimized by the videos.
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Those meetings include a chat with the operations/HR lead, a check-in with the CEO or COO about the state of the company, "shadowing" opportunities with other departments, and a 30/60/90 day planning session with their direct supervisor.
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When I arrived for coffee before she started work on a weekday morning, she was poring over scrapbooks on the wood floor of her pleasingly minimalist living room for a documentary film crew that had been shadowing her for a year.
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Chris Harris Jr. is still the top cornerback and will likely draw the assignment of shadowing Odell Beckham Jr., and Cleveland's banged-up offensive line will try to stop defensive lineman Derek Wolfe and linebacker Von Miller from getting to Mayfield.
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The mayor's proposal to streamline construction of affordable housing and new homes for teachers never made it out of legislative committee, while the full board rejected a 63-unit project in the South of Market neighborhood on account of excessive shadowing.
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Cheri Bustos, an Illinois Democrat who easily won in a district Trump carried, said the party's problems can be addressed partially through simple moves such as "supermarket Saturdays," job-shadowing blue-collar workers and sitting through lengthy appearances on rural radio stations.
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BEIJING, Aug 25 (Reuters) - No amount of interference or shadowing of its aircraft will stop the Chinese air force from carrying out long-range drills, the defence ministry said, announcing another round of exercises of the type that have unnerved Taiwan and Japan.
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The skills taught could range from complex chocolate-and-sugar crafting to shadowing the service team at official and private events during this busy springtime period leading up to the week of events that the Queen hosts at Windsor Castle in June.
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China has been angered by U.S. freedom of navigation patrols in the South China Sea, but its forces have responded only by shadowing U.S. vessels and warning them, showing China's unwillingness to goad the U.S. military unnecessarily, according to Western and Asian diplomats.
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Clare and Rachel worked at all hours, meeting up with Nick in the morning and shadowing him late into the night as he staked out the secure chambers of the House Intelligence Committee and chased down lawmakers during rare breaks in testimony.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - No amount of interference or shadowing of its aircraft will stop the Chinese air force from carrying out long-range drills, the defense ministry said, announcing another round of exercises of the type that have unnerved neighbouring Taiwan and Japan.
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For its 1,000-employee wear test, Delta solicited feedback via surveys, focus groups, an internal Facebook page and job shadowing, in which members of the design team traveled with flight crews to get a firsthand view of the demands of the job.
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On a recent afternoon I spent shadowing Biden campaign canvassers who were knocking doors in the small town of Loudon, there was the occasional voter stuck between Biden and Sanders, but many more trying to choose between moderates like Biden, Buttigieg, and Klobuchar.
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OTTUMWA, Iowa — Pete Buttigieg's weakness among African Americans is shadowing him through the lead-up to the Iowa caucuses, drawing questions from white Iowans on the trail and prompting him to speak about how his campaign has addressed complaints from staffers of color.
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Howe was an enthusiastic European who wanted to join the ERM, and although Lawson was less committed, he began a policy of "shadowing the Deutschmark," or pinning sterling to the strongest European currency, as a means of controlling inflation, which he did without telling Thatcher.
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Marriott International supports Hospitality Link in San Diego and Dallas, and in 2018, helped expand it to Elizabeth, N.J. Part of the training involves refugees shadowing existing employees in the company's hotels, said Melissa Flood, Marriott's vice president for social impact and public affairs.
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Read more:From Trump tweets to &aposbutt cleavage,&apos these are the 28 strangest prop bets you can make on Super Bowl LIVHow Kyle Shanahan went from shadowing his father and working for 6 different franchises to becoming the mastermind behind the San Francisco 49ers juggernaut
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So, CEQA and the whole shadowing issue was just used to stop this housing because a lot of times, sadly, you have organizations who feel like they want more, and the challenge is it's a balance between giving more and also losing the housing, period.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's assertion that a senior law enforcement official privately gave assurances that he is not under scrutiny in the investigations shadowing him partly served as a defense strategy but also raised new questions about how the Justice Department is conducting the inquiries.
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She took a class at Harvard Business School in global strategic management, spent another 10 days in London studying leadership, interned at an advertising agency, spent a week shadowing NBA commissioner Adam Silver, and a week with Nike designers besides attending to her Sugarpova candy brand.
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In addition, the foundation will do outreach to colleges and universities, starting with UCLA, USC, and the American Film Institute before expanding to the rest of the country, to discover talented young people and offer them internships, pair them with mentors, and give them shadowing opportunities.
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She is serving two life sentences, plus an additional six years, for attacking and killing a regular who began shadowing her on his Harley, turning up at her local market and, when she moved to Los Angeles to get away from him, on her front porch.
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Individual defenders are taking more responsibility — one point of emphasis has been keeping opposing guards out of the lane in the first place — and Green has operated as a roving defender, shadowing his own team's guards in case they need help containing the ball along the perimeter.
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Mr. Herring's admission came on the same day that Mr. Fairfax, the second African-American elected to statewide office in Virginia, confronted an altogether different allegation that, after shadowing him throughout the week, was openly detailed for the first time by his accuser, Vanessa C. Tyson.
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In what can perhaps be considered a shadowing of Pinal's trajectory, Girl Utlra's new video "Ella Tu y Yo," from her forthcoming debut full-length album Nuevos Aires, finds the 23-year-old singer veering away from classic imagery and into a techno-surrealist David Cronenberg-influenced reality.
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There have been two close contacts between the two militaries since last month alone, with the U.S. accusing China of shadowing an aircraft carrier in the South China Sea and of unsafely intercepting a spy plane in the East China Sea, where China has competing territorial claims with Japan.
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Read more:These incredible photos show royal tours throughout historyKate Middleton reportedly spent 2 days secretly shadowing midwives in a London maternity ward10 major ways Prince Harry and Meghan Markle&aposs love story is different from Prince William and Kate Middleton&apossKate Middleton&aposs best outfits of 2019 so far
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Indeed, what turned out to be the de facto series finale for the year the show was off the air was an episode about Mike's middle daughter, Mandy (Molly Ephraim, in a quietly genius performance), shadowing him at work and some of the characters joining a kickboxing class.
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Mr. Crawford, as it happens, lends an entirely engaging, purposefully ghostly presence to a narrative that finds the aging Leo Colston shadowing his younger self as events are recalled from that character-building period in 1900 when young Leo, then barely 13, acted as "the go-between" of the title.
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Dougherty has been circulating in high-level confabs since Trump's election and reports a persistent mood of entitlement and '90s nostalgia — a refusal to take responsibility for foreign policy failures, to admit that post-national utopianism was oversold, to reckon with the social decay and spiritual crisis shadowing the cosmopolitan dream.
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There, to sweeten the package, Cossman will capture compelling footage of himself shadowing rangers and nuzzling rhino babies, having already used his many newfound, sometimes improbable connections to arrange meetings with park rangers, anti-poaching activists, government officials in three countries (Congo, Kenya, and South Africa), and, he hoped, famed paleoanthropologist Richard Leakey.
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This in turn made Jo (Camilla Luddington) – who made her adorable debut in navy scrubs – question begging Bailey for a fellowship, as the latter spent more time shadowing Alex than actually being a partner or teacher to Jo. Speaking of teaching...who exactly taught or rather raised the characters on this show?
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For her role on "Notorious," a show inspired by a former "Larry King Live" producer, Perabo spent some time in two separate CNN bureaus, shadowing producers, watching as newsrooms would spring into action upon breaking news and seeing first hand what happens when a day's best-laid plans go out the window.
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I mean, we've focused on jobs and building the economy, but when it comes to housing, everyone wants housing, but as soon as a couple of units just one story too high gets placed in the wrong place and all craziness breaks loose and ... This is the shadowing... I mean, it is nonstop.
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And the really good news (for me, at least) is that I'm here on set shadowing one of my favorite people, Kevin McKidd, with my beloved Grey'sfamily all this week and next, so I get to process all of my feelings surrounded by the community that has nourished and nurtured me for almost a decade.
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Then, he jogs back into into his corner, gets the ball with Al Horford shadowing him, decides that he has an advantage, drives at the rim, mushes into Al's wide body almost immediately, turns around to bail on the drive, and gets his attempt at a pass out immediately picked off by Jayson Tatum.
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But as the stakes grow greater for his father's embattled kingdom, Mr. Hassell's Hal pivots convincingly from errant playboy to determined warrior, and ultimately, of course, to an inspiring Henry V. His few scenes with his doubting, despairing father, imbued by Mr. Britton with an exhausted desperation tinged with shadowing guilt, are deeply affecting.
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In fact, in classic strongman mode, he's been unrepentant and even boastful about his treatment of women, which spans practically the entire spectrum of male aggression to women, from alleged domestic violence (his alleged treatment of his first wife, Ivana), to physical advances and assaults on women, to everyday verbal humiliations and physical shadowing.
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O/U: 113 ABOUT THE REDSKINS (211-231): After shadowing Odell Beckham Jr. (New York Giants) and Terrelle Pryor (Cleveland), high-priced cornerback Josh Norman will be tasked with covering a man he called a teammate for the first two years of NFL career: former Carolina star Steve Smith (team-leading 217 receptions for 281 yards).
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And the really good news (for me, at least) is that I'm here on set shadowing one of my favorite people, Kevin McKidd, with my beloved Grey's family all this week and next, so I get to process all of my feelings surrounded by the community that has nourished and nurtured me for almost a decade.
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" She added, "And the really good news (for me, at least) is that I'm here on set shadowing one of my favorite people, Kevin McKidd, with my beloved Grey's family all this week and next, so I get to process all of my feelings surrounded by the community that has nourished and nurtured me for almost a decade.
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Ms. Ruiz, 41, is a big fan of the schools in Verona, from the high school where her 15-year-old daughter has found advisers to support her interest in medicine (this summer she hopes to participate in a physician-shadowing program), to the Montessori school in neighboring Cedar Grove that her 3-year-old daughter attends.
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Impeachment is shadowing President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial MORE, whether he's meeting with economic leaders in Switzerland or college football stars at the White House.
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The opposition movement argues that Iran's domestic cyber warfare shifts focus from access control to "stateful endpoint" surveillance: In other words, with the recent uprising, the Iranian regime is now complementing its network shadowing with "stateful endpoint," (mobile device) monitoring of content, context, and contacts to counter the expansion of the uprising and avert more protests.
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The film alternates between shadowing Bowers during the launch of his 2012 tell-all memoir Full Service and chronicling his one-of-a-kind journey from some of the harshest battlefields of World War II to the Los Angeles gas station that he single-handedly transformed into a clandestine brothel for Hollywood's burgeoning tribe of closeted gay and bisexual professionals.
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Now, of course, chilling in the corner has a lot of value, sometimes, but Green's deeply middling three point shooting makes him a functional non-threat from beyond the arc, and his defender, whoever his defender happens to be, is totally unconcerned with shadowing him in any meaningful way, opting, instead, to help crowd the paint and keep LeBron from the rim.
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Barnes finished the look with a nude lip, which he created by lining the star's lips with Charlotte Tilbury Lip Cheat Lip Liner in Pillowtalk and then filled in with two shades: Merle Norman Lip Pencil Plus in Guava on the outer edge of the lip for a shadowing effect and Merle Norman Lip Polish in Ladylike to the center of the lip for a fuller look.
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While Let's Encrypt has the clear(ly worthy) goal of helping lock down more Internet connections, the free system has itself not been immune to abuse — as noted by security firm Trend Micro, which earlier this year found malvertisers had used a 'domain shadowing' technique to insert a redirect to a site hosting a banking trojan by creating a subdomain under a domain certified using Let's Encrypt.
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There, in a kaleidoscopic, Kerouacian collection, John Galliano took the brand on the road via special holographic fabric developed in China that looked like oily black nylon when viewed with the naked eye, but that turned iridescent in the light of an iPhone's flash; silvery oversize parka layers shadowing ornate brocade; and a long, spaghetti-strap gown veiled in lace and trapped under a PVC bustier.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE has injected himself into the early primary states, staging rallies and shadowing Democrats as they campaign for votes in an effort to seize attention and better position himself for November.
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Many of its pro-EU lawmakers went against their leader, Jeremy Corbyn, by supporting the vote and not his amendment which argued for a new single market deal with the EU. Before the vote on the Labour amendment, which the party lost by 322 to 240, lawmaker Laura Smith resigned from her junior role in the team "shadowing" the cabinet office and five others left their roles as parliamentary private secretaries.
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Many of its pro-EU lawmakers went against their leader, Jeremy Corbyn, by supporting the vote and not his amendment which argued for a new single market deal with the EU. Before the vote on the Labour amendment, which the party lost by 322 to 240, lawmaker Laura Smith resigned from her junior role in the team "shadowing" the cabinet office and five others left their roles as parliamentary private secretaries.
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