The style, before it shifts into didacticism, evokes a nightmare.
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This is when, somewhat awkwardly, Logan Lucky shifts into investigation mode.
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Some say It shifts into a female spider form to lay eggs.
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The sound design (by David Reiffel) shifts into obtrusively heart-tugging strings.
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And even those shifts into southpaw out to the side have their problems.
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That's when then the show sort of shifts into a more realistic telling.
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There are hopeful notes, strategically placed, and frequent shifts into crowd-pleasing bits.
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The novel shifts into a minor key of doomy disquietude as events unfold.
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But that idea quickly shifts into another: robots would be better than most anything.
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Before that bullshit detector shifts into gear though, there has to be a catalyst.
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Crowdfunding site Indiegogo will now let you sell products as it shifts into commerce.
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The scene gradually shifts into the colonists realizing that something much darker is going on.
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The CrunchMatch (powered by Brella) algorithm shifts into high gear to find like-minded startuppers.
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Episode 7 answers these questions as it shifts into a thriller with action-oriented undertones.
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Remember how June is able to access the memories of the people whom she shifts into?
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The White House reality show goes off the rails when it shifts into more scripted moments.
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Shop for entertainment-related items and the card shifts into a mix of orange and pink.
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All eyes will be on corporate earnings this week as earnings season shifts into high gear.
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After four minutes of bludgeoning, sludgy rock, the band shifts into a lumbering sort of gothic doom.
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The movie shifts into a steady action groove once the not especially dirty dozen lands in Afghanistan.
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Steinberg shifts backward and forward in time, just as her prose shifts into a kind of poetry.
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The number of cases usually goes up as the dry season shifts into the monsoon, she added.
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The Moon, your ruling planet, shifts into Sagittarius early this morning, inspiring you to get your work done.
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"The main relief will come as the market shifts into IMO2020 mode in the fourth quarter," said Brown.
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Just a regular boring, old white dude president that smiles and shape-shifts into a lizard at night.
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The fact that this launch lands right before holiday shopping shifts into maximum overdrive is convenient, isn't it?
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The tensions threaten to blight Trump's foreign policy record as his 2020 reelection bid shifts into full gear.
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Scream grabs your attention with its scariest part right at the beginning, but quickly shifts into a lower gear.
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Needless to say, there will be plenty of content to keep you occupied as winter shifts into mercurial spring.
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Venus shifts into worldly Sagittarius on the 18th, a stellar time to travel with bae or date cross-culturally.
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When it shifts into paranoid thriller mode, it doesn't quite hold together — but seriously, how cool is that setup?
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The Moon shifts into Fire sign Aries this afternoon, a sign that has a strong "me-first," bossy energy.
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Subdued salsa shifts into clubbier disco, hip-hop and electronic music as the night wears on and partyers arrive.
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By the time Katjek is sitting in the congressional library in Washington, D.C. in the finale, everything shifts into place.
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The moon then shifts into Aquarius on Tuesday, which will make us eager to share our ideas with each other.
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Of course, as Marvel's "Phase Three" shifts into high gear, things are only going to get crazier and more complicated.
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It shifts into some kind of dream sequence, turning into a grandiose, overdone waltz for a minute before fading out.
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The more economic activity shifts into a domain where price is a slippery concept, the weaker that link will become.
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For now, U.S. companies seem to be profiting mightily from tax cuts as the earnings season shifts into high gear.
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The score shifts into a variation on "Hedwig's Theme," the motif — also composed by Mr. Williams — for the Potter films.
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The Gainesville band instead occupies the unique space between—creating serene moments that make seamless but seismic shifts into abrasive intensity.
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Dr. Manderson and his colleagues developed a way to factor movement patterns and temperature shifts into models for assessing the fish.
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The warmth shifts into the Northeast by Sunday and Monday, allowing temperatures to reach the 60s, and 70s in the Mid-Atlantic.
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The numbers are a sign that Intel's strategic shifts into areas beyond its core personal computing business are beginning to get traction.
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And when this conversation shifts into my smartphone not hacking me, you get things like, Oh I'll set my phone to grayscale.
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His son shouts it for the ship, Stannis's army announces its presence, Ramin Djawadi's soundtrack shifts into gear, and things get explosive.
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The report also said climate-driven population shifts into urban areas have the potential to create and exacerbate conflict, as in Syria.
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In his kinetic act, Mr. Scovel shifts into a variety of Southern figures, including a would-be cool preacher and a rube.
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Uber shifts into fifth -- just kidding, no bad driving puns here... Uber's self-driving trucks are doing some new stuff in Arizona.
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Expect Beijing to ratchet up its rhetoric and possibly even engage in meddling as the federal election campaign shifts into high gear.
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The backbone of "35:31" takes its inspirations from country but shifts into a fragmented, Auto-Tuned jambalaya just before snapping shut.
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This week, you go with the flow and lean into a peaceful chaos as your work life shape-shifts into an ideal form.
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The Africa authenticity debate often shifts into questions of a Jumia diversity deficit, which is of course important from Silicon Valley to Nairobi.
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From Wednesday to Friday afternoon, the moon shifts into Virgo, helping us prepare to get back to work and greet the new year!
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Dow components Coca-Cola Co and United Technologies Corp both beat second-quarter earnings expectations as the reporting season shifts into high gear.
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When the show shifts into broad comedy, it can lean on tired tropes, like a woman suffering from Tourette's syndrome and loudly cursing.
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But every time he holds a well-planned photo op, he backs off of the governing and shifts into a knee-jerk campaign mode.
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On the 20th, the sun shifts into Aquarius, pulling us out of our hidey-holes and putting politics and collective organizing back in focus.
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As the body's immune system shifts into high gear to battle the infection, the resulting inflammation may cause those organs to malfunction, he said.
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The second act (there is no intermission) begins with a disturbingly vivid suicide, then shifts into the unsettling, urgently heightened landscape of Sebastian's nightmare.
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The colorful lighting, by Madeline Best, shifts into something starker and more austere as the dancers pair off and fall backward in slow motion.
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Tech firms have felt the heat for the harm their technologies and behaviors have inflicted; that may have kicked slight attitude shifts into gear.
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Instead, in its eagerness to depict its subject through the pivoting lenses of gleeful satire and high melodrama, Hunters usually shifts into empty provocation.
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The second one is more subtle: The body shifts into fat-burning mode when it doesn't get food for an extended period of time.
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This wall gets a lot of light from Eastern Queens and really influences the bold colors of my painting as day shifts into evening.
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After a slow start focused on establishing unnecessary back stories, the show shifts into a series of satisfying and suspenseful "Roadrunner"-like chases and escapes.
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From there, though, the show shifts into the mode of a more conventional espionage thriller -- NBC's "The Blacklist" or "Blindspot," under a marketing-friendly moniker.
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Gemini season is focused on domestic life, Pisces, but as more energy shifts into Cancer, you'll have way more fun with your friends and lovers.
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Here, Jacobs begins in a southpaw stance, throws a counter left hand, and then shifts into an orthodox stance and walks with his left hook.
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As the Trump-Barr effort to discredit the Russia investigation shifts into high-gear, I predict things are going to go from bad to worse.
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In what follows, the ensemble — rounded out by Andrew Bennett, Gina Moxley and Daniel Reardon — shifts into other, later modes of cultural rebellion and transfiguration.
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But the preliminary results indicate that taking a break from dieting—once your body shifts into energy conservation mode—can lead to better overall results.
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After gremlins lurk about in low strings and reedy woodwinds, the movement shifts into a manic Allegro, during which phrases fracture into shards and bits.
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The decision means at least two chapter 11 plans will move forward as PG&E shifts into a crucial phase of its chapter 11 proceeding.
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A 100-year floodplain is land with a 1% chance of flooding each year over the next century, generally before taking climate shifts into account.
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At one point during the night, Curran leans over to talk to Jay-Z, and Bey's facial expression shifts into one many fans read as pissed.
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"The Pull of You" starts with van Etten shifts into a literal conversation with masculine and feminine spoken word sections from van Etten, Berninger, and Hannigan.
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What I don't like is the sensation of slack in the chain when the bike shifts into second gear at around 10 mph (17 km/h).
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Soon enough June and Harry are on the run from a mysterious man in a van (Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson)… and June shape shifts into that man.
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Taiwan's Wu said China was intending to intervene in their elections, just as Tsai had named her running mate and "the campaign shifts into high gear".
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I admire the freedom of creating art that disintegrates, or grows, or shifts into another form; there is such wisdom in the act of letting go.
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On occasion, however, Olmi shifts into a cooler, more documentarian perspective that emphasizes the factual basis of both the individual story and its larger historical events.
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The film shifts into a higher gear once the rubber meets the road on Rudy's cinematic ambitions, taking on the energy of a zippy heist flick.
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The story shifts into focus when Vic stops to pick up Tracy, an advocate for people with disabilities who has A.L.S. and uses a motorized wheelchair.
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Kent is one of three witnesses who will testify publicly next week when the House impeachment investigation into Trump and Ukraine shifts into the public phase.
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The story shifts into focus when Vic stops to pick up Tracy, an advocate for people with disabilities who has A.L.S. and uses a motorized wheelchair.
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But its current campaign shifts into a new stage — some would argue its most important stage — with the start of the Champions League knockout rounds on Tuesday.
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Normal shifts into the surreal: a luggage carousel turns into a strange musical instrument, while a fountain gives way to a dark cavern full of strange machinery.
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Maybe on a day when a team shifts into eight different alignments during one at-bat, with seven glove changes, and adds 12 minutes to the game.
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As summer vacation season shifts into high gear, CNBC recently took a look at some of the higher-end perks offered to luxury travelers by some airlines.
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But the minute the word "election" comes up in conversation, his brain shifts into an attack mode that throws U.S. intelligence out the window and delights Putin.
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We don't get to see her as a human being with any depth until the book shifts into Alice's first-person narration, deep in its second half.
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But toward the end of the movie, it shifts into a different mode that sets up how Captain Marvel may be the Avengers' last hope against Thanos.
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In recent years, we have seen that this effortlessly shifts into ancient anti-Semitic motifs, especially in Europe, and singles out Jewish collectivity from all peoples on earth.
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Taking those shifts into account, service tenants now make up 52.6% of America's retail space, while companies focused on selling goods account for 103% of space, JLL said.
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It's a perfect, kooky watch for those five days between Christmas Day and New Years Eve when the world shifts into a strange sort of between-holiday limbo.
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From a couch that shape shifts into a bed within seconds to easy-to-assemble shelves, the items that get a starring role in this release are real keepers.
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House of Cards As the Underwoods's presidential election plan of 2016 shifts into an even faster gear, "House of Cards" zeros in on yet another polarizing issue: gun control.
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There's a talk segment on bisexuality and the black community, which shifts into a stop-motion animated vignette; there's an entrancing music video from the experimental musician Norvis Junior.
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Democrats & Faith As the 20203 race shifts into high gear, you can expect to hear more from Democratic presidential candidates about their religion, Washington Post reporter Toluse Olorunnipa reports.
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The basic problem is that once a shooting spree shifts into the mental and political category of "terrorism," an expectation develops that there will be a foreign policy response.
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It's evident from the get-go of their self-titled debut in 703, "Remake/Remodel," a party scene with jaunty piano that violently shifts into synth, guitar, and sax screeching.
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The bottom line: "Tech that seems like an obvious good can develop darker dimensions as capabilities improve and data shifts into new hands," WashPost's Geoffrey Fowler wrote earlier this year.
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While the company tried to put as positive a spin on the announcement as possible, it could involve up to 4,000 job cuts as SAP shifts into more modern technologies.
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When we return to neighborhoods where barbershops are actually disappearing—replaced by high-end men's salons like those featured in my book—it's important to put these shifts into context.
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Continued client shifts into passive strategies eroded asset management's (AM) performance fees, which is the largest component of revenue and resulted in a 4% yoy fall in pre-tax profit.
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Then it begins to sag, though the occasional sudden shifts into a hospital-drama world (whose amped-up disconnection from reality recalls Paula Vogel's "The Baltimore Waltz") jolt things amusingly.
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It abruptly shifts into Rashomon-style unreliable narration at one point, breaking the fourth wall to remind us that there are different accounts of Zola's story on Twitter and Reddit.
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Soon after Rike leaves Gibraltar, she is enveloped by the ocean, and the movie shifts into the visual and auditory minimalism that defines its alluring, almost hypnotically soothing first third.
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With Donald Trump emerging as the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, Democrat leaders are beginning to launch attacks on the real estate mogul as the 22016 campaign shifts into general election mode.
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But as Rebeck shifts into even higher gear for a farcical, "Fawlty Towers"-esque episode and a predictable dramatic confrontation, the characters still feel as undernourished as the play is overcooked.
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The video later shifts into the story of two best friends with big dreams of making it in Hollywood—an idea becomes lost in the streets as the world closes in.
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It was one of those moments when everything freezes; your brain shifts into a kind of panic mode because it doesn't know how to handle all this new and overwhelming data.
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As the federal government shifts into an all-hands-on-deck fight to battle coronavirus, President Trump and his White House have increasingly called on tech companies to lend a hand.
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López gets remarkable performances from her ensemble of young actors whose grounded naturalism is crucial to keeping the film anchored in its grim reality, even as it shifts into genre territory.
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Eventually, the drama shifts into a courtroom setting, which simultaneously ratchets up the suspense and makes the exercise feel more conventional -- like a more ambitious version of the "Law & Order" franchise.
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A few shifts into my time on Walmart's sales floor, I spent a smoke break outside in the damp November air with a co-worker, a white single mother of four.
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It isn't surprising that the theory works well for linear businesses, as it was originally based on Christensen's research into shifts into linear companies such as disk-drive manufacturers and steel mills.
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Earnings season shifts into a higher gear in the week ahead, as investors also watch for fresh economic data that could show that the economy is pulling out of a temporary rut.
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"When a child (or adult) becomes extremely upset or agitated, our body shifts into fight or flight mode," said Rebecca Jackson, Vice President of Outcomes and Programs at Brain Balance Achievement Centers.
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She finds wind a useful way to think about the movement of the camera — sometimes moving in a slow and steady breeze, other times a stillness that shifts into a fast rush.
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Emotionally reticent, he has a quiet warmth — and a coterie of male friends whose supercilious sexism shifts into high gear at the sight of Joy (Robin Abramson, in her New York debut).
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Then it shifts into Meg's story and adopts this almost satirical voice, taking the point of view of someone who has a bone to pick with women who choose their career over children.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investment funds are beginning to regain a taste for arabica coffee with a net short, or bearish, position shrinking fast as exchange stocks fall and the global market shifts into deficit.
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Boss may or may not understand what this land means to Piugattuk and his people, but it is clear that for Piugattuk, without the land, life shifts into a space of the unknown.
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Beethoven's Seventh, slyly quoted at one point, was a model for Shapero's piece, which opens with an elusive Adagio, all flickering chords and sustained sonorities, that shifts into a bustling, densely contrapuntal Allegro.
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She then shifts into a void of course period on Wednesday night at 8:51 PM EST until Thursday morning at 9:17 AM EST making it a time to get rest and relax.
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If I'm out and about, I know the entire day will be spent awkwardly shuffling it from one shoulder to another, with occasional shifts into the crook of my arm for sweet, sweet relief.
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With an echo of his Batman growl, Christian Bale brilliantly shape-shifts into another American psycho, the lumbering, scheming vice president who easily manipulates the naïve and insecure W., deliciously played by Sam Rockwell.
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Yet as computing shifts into more types of devices — including those with very small screens or screens that can't easily be touched — the need for alternative and/or supplementary input methods does, arguably, step up.
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He throws a lot of history up on the screen, but it's easy to digest it all before the documentary shifts into a higher gear to discuss the thornier topics facing our self-driving future.
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It said the rear camera display does not show the images properly when the driver shifts into rear in the affected vehicles, a problem that can be dangerous and does not comply with U.S. requirements.
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How she alters her approach to public speaking as her voice shifts into adulthood could be important if she is to keep having an impact — she will only sound like a student for so long.
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As Europe's largest economy shifts into a lower gear, the government faces calls to boost fiscal stimulus and help companies that are struggling with weaker foreign demand, rising trade tensions and increased competition from abroad.
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The talking points sent out in a memo circulated among GOP staff reveal the arguments Republicans plan to make in the weeks ahead as the inquiry shifts into public testimony after weeks of closed-door hearings.
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The European results season shifts into gear next week with equity valuations at their highest in more than a year and investors betting that the engine of earnings upgrades has plenty more fuel in the tank.
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But there's a high price, she added: Women are far more susceptible to autoimmune diseases, like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus, in which the immune system shifts into overdrive and attacks the body's own organs and tissues.
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But the disparity between regular players and professionals has become even more pointed as Fortnite steadily shifts into a more viable e-sport, with major events like the World Cup and the current Fortnite Champion Series.
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The United States needs to take these shifts into account in defining an American solar strategy that minimizes the cost of solar power to the world while maximizing the long-term benefit to the American economy.
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James, who entered the league out of high school in 2003, has long since secured his status as a surefire Hall of Famer but the Cleveland Cavaliers forward still shifts into a higher gear come playoff time.
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So somehow an investigation that once upon a time was about a terrorist attack on an American consulate becomes an inquiry into Freedom of Information Act compliance, which shifts into a question about handling of classified material.
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The move comes as the project shifts into a new phase of development, in which its members aim to deepen discussions with central banks and to work on tightening up its data privacy and cyber security protections.
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The whole thing is as dire as the priest's eulogy, but a few beats later, when Doris's brother, Todd (the great character actor Stephen Root), speaks to her with unforced feeling, the movie shifts into something more complex.
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But for 83 nights in October, the Historic Hudson Valley property shape shifts into "Horseman's Hollow," a haunted trail teeming with scare actors playing 18th-century characters, some of which are based on real Revolutionary War-era figures.
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SAP job cuts prove harsh realities of enterprise transformation While the company tried to put as positive a spin on the announcement as possible, there could be up to 4,000 job cuts as SAP shifts into more modern technologies.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A senior lawmaker in the U.S. House of Representatives on Sunday rejected the notion that Democrats must decide whether to pursue the impeachment of Republican President Donald Trump before the 2020 election season shifts into high gear.
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The Sun, your ruling planet, shifts into private water sign Scorpio today, lighting up a very sensitive and domestic sector of your chart, encouraging you to connect with your loved ones, your ancestors, and your inner sense of security.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As summer ends and the race for the 20163 Democratic U.S. presidential nomination shifts into a higher gear, former Vice President Joe Biden's perilous position atop the vast field stands to be tested under even more pressure.
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BRUSSELS — Growth across the European Union will be slower than previously estimated this year and next as the world economy shifts into a lower gear and European leaders wrangle over how to handle an influx of refugees, officials warned on Thursday.
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The final third shifts into high-adrenaline action mode with some thrilling set pieces as Michelle faces unexpected new threats, making the paradoxical conclusion satisfying on multiple levels as it delivers on the thriller setup while introducing surprising new developments.
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At this sprawling factory in central North Carolina where it makes small front-end loaders, the company laid off workers in 25 in response to plunging sales, consolidating two shifts into one under a program it calls the Operation & Execution Model.
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And when he consults with Michele Ferrari, the Italian doctor, cycling coach and champion of EPO (played with a farcical edge by Guillaume Canet), what the movie dubs the most sophisticated doping scandal in sports history shifts into high gear.
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My interpretation of that novel has changed as I've read it at different stages of my life, and right now, I see it as an exploration of the complexities of good and evil and how easily one shifts into the other.
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Whether the widely reported portfolio shifts into cash have something to do with that is an open question, but the enduring allure of the U.S. bond market certainly reflects a heightened perception of political and economic risks affecting the investment environment.
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These events are recounted with a mix of sympathy, humor and suspense, but as the novel progresses, it shifts into a more minor key, as Yejide does become pregnant, only to face the prospect of sickle cell disease in her children.
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The Southeast Asian nation could be a "winner" if a lot of foreign direct investment shifts into Vietnam due to rising cost pressures from the U.S.-China tariffs, Bill Stoops, the chief investment officer of Dragon Capital, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Before the film gives up the goods — which are reasonably, if not earth-shatteringly, clever — it shifts into action-and-scare mode as Peter and Alice attempt to get the family out of their high-rise apartment and to safety.
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The writer-director Burak Cevik then flips the switch and the movie shifts into a more lyrical narrative register, one that fills in all the little nuances, most notably the intimate in-between moments that both explain and obscure so much.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As earnings season shifts into high gear next week in what is expected to be the weakest U.S. quarterly results reporting period since 22016, the hope among some is that this is as bad as it's going to get.
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After the third chorus, the band plays an extended outro: the guitar shifts into a faster, scratchier progression, and the keyboard plays a circular hook whose artificial cheer seems to wag its finger at you, reminding you to heed the song's advice.
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As the scene gains the attention of more mainstream viewers it's going to have to pick a persona, and that choice is going to hinge primarily on whether esports shifts into a corporate model or some hybrid model between sport and business.
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As the tax cut debate shifts into high gear, much attention is being focused on one set of questions: Will cutting taxes generate sufficiently rapid economic growth to have the tax cuts pay for themselves, as the administration's tax cut proponents are claiming?
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Though a separate report from the Labor Department on Thursday showed the number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits rose more than expected last week, there is still no sign of a significant pickup in layoffs as economic growth shifts into lower gear.
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Here's a quick peek at what we have in store for you — and be sure to take a gander at the Disrupt Berlin agenda: Opportunity at Disrupt Berlin abounds at every turn, but it shifts into overdrive once you enter Startup Alley, our exhibition floor.
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People familiar with the matter say Democrats have leading forensic accountants poring over all of Trump's public records and disclosures with a plan to release whatever they find to support this narrative as the campaign shifts into general election mode this summer and fall.
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JOBLESS CLAIMS RISE Though a separate report from the Labor Department on Thursday showed the number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits rose more than expected last week, there is still no sign of a significant pickup in layoffs as economic growth shifts into lower gear.
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Peace after infertility Instead of getting angry and frustrated when she gets the question, as a therapist, she shifts into educator mode and tries to help people understand that adoption is an "awesome option" for many families, but it wasn't on the table for her and her husband.
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Just when you think you've got a handle on it all, Can shifts into a more Motorik gear, serving up the Krautpop of "Moonshake," a three-minute pre-punk-post-punk sugar rush, given all the meandering that comes before it, seems to slip away just as it begins.
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There's the FBI agent who ruins his own mission by falling in love with a military robot; the woman who can't stop cheating on her husband every time she shifts into a deer; the wife who, after months of no sex, starts to wonder if her husband is even real.
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In this moment, the episode shifts into the dream-like haze we first saw at the beginning of the season, and it becomes clear that the flash-forward TWD has been teasing for months is, in fact, the idyllic future Carl hopes his father can build by following his advice.
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But just as you don't notice any sonic dissonance in the gameplay, as one befuddling level shifts into another equally what-am-I-supposed-to-do layout of weird creatures and alien flora, playing this album from beginning to end gives the impression of it being the work of either the same act, or certainly very likeminded individuals.
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Keret populates his stories with improbable characters and absurd situations: A lonely man who buys birthdays from people so he can get their birthday wishes and presents; a goldfish that comes out of the fishbowl at night, puts on checked slippers, and watches TV until the wee hours; the father of three girls who shape-shifts into a rabbit.
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Through Tunde, we get glimpses into what's happening around the world; through Allie, we see the entrenchment of power around a new religion centering on women and lightning; through Margot, we see how politics proceed hand in hand with the military-industrial complex; through Roxy, we see how organized crime leverages social shifts into business opportunities.
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"A woman who takes off some time or slows down or shifts into a smaller firm will be losing out on a really high income, which her husband appears to be getting" because he does not take time off or shift his career, said Claudia Goldin, a Harvard economist whose research has found the same pattern.
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When the NAO shifts into the negative phase, as it's predicted to do, the odds of cold conditions along with more chances of snowstorms are likely both in Europe and the eastern U.S. Computer models are showing a steep, possibly even record, drop in the NAO index during the next two weeks, which also supports the idea of a deep freeze in Europe.
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