Jared Butler showed again why he's one of the sport's best guards.
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In other words, real estate showed again that it has power in Albany.
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We're told the promoter rescheduled him for a later date but he never showed again.
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But as they showed again on Thursday, the agency's fractious commissioners do not seem to understand that.
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With his fired-up return to the trail on Tuesday, Mr. Obama showed again why he is Mrs.
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But at Ingrid's funeral, one week after her death, Monty showed again the character that's earned him so man allies and admirers.
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And, in a second experiment, Dr Kenny and Dr Heyer showed, again contrary to expectation, that MiR206-knockouts were unusually fearful as well.
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Facing the Dodgers' ace, Clayton Kershaw, the Red Sox showed again why they were the best offense in baseball during the regular season.
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The new global clusters showed, again, the difficulty in judging the true number of infections, amid concerns about underreporting and rapidly shifting definitions of confirmed cases.
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Previous presidents usually measured their words to avoid a media feeding frenzy, but Mr. Trump showed again over the weekend that he feeds off the frenzy.
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Carmelo Anthony and rookie Kristaps Porzingis showed again what kind of a dynamic force they can be together with a pair of double-doubles in the loss.
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And they showed again Monday night that they are a better team than the one that defeated UConn on the way to the 2017 national championship game.
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It showed, again, in Saturday's miserable loss to the Milwaukee Brewers in which the Mets did little right and allowed season highs in runs (17) and hits (19).
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But Urshela, known more for his dazzling defense than his hitting, showed again that off-season changes to his swing have paid off by lifting a ball to the outfield.
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Kuznetsov leads all playoff scorers with 31 points, Ovechkin is tied for the goal lead with 14 and Holtby showed again his ability to alter the course of a game.
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Closer Jeurys Familia, named to his first All-Star Game, and the setup man Addison Reed, as he showed again Sunday with a scoreless inning and a third, have been strong.
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I was happy until I looked at the receipt — this time my scarf was "bought" at a store in London that only a little bit of research showed, again, did not exist.
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"Today, Hillary Clinton showed again that she will say anything — and blame anyone — to shift attention away from the weakness she showed as Secretary of State," Trump said in a written statement.
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Yet the rapid spread of the fake news showed again the power of social platforms to damage reputations, and illustrated how companies are having to be more vigilant and creative in responding.
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The climb showed again what was becoming apparent on the first day of big Alpine mountains on Wednesday: that Froome is superstrong and only Urán and Bardet are capable of staying with him.
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The Maple Leafs, however, showed again that it's how you finish that counts and they finished strong with four unanswered goals in the third period to earn a 6-93 victory over the Flyers.
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Suns best Lakers in matchup of lowly teams LOS ANGELES — In a matchup of the Western Conference's two worst teams, the Phoenix Suns showed again they are slightly better than the Los Angeles Lakers.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI AT 25 MINUTES 59 SECONDS The violinist Christian Tetzlaff is a consummate Bachian, as he showed again on Wednesday evening at Alice Tully Hall, playing four of Bach's six unaccompanied works for his instrument.
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The American, who won the giant slalom last week, showed again that she will be a force to be reckoned with by setting the fifth fastest time of 1:41.01, also missing the same gate as Vonn.
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While Republican turnout in a district that Mr. Trump won in 2016 by 20 percentage points was healthy, Democrats showed again that they could tap unions and other traditionally friendly groups to get their voters out in droves.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (Reuters) - Christian Coleman showed again he is the man to beat in the 233 meters as he cruised to victory at the U.S. nationals and world championship trials with another sub-213 second run on Friday.
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A few years later, George Conway showed again that he was a "strong" man when he became the first Federalist Society Lawyer to loudly and publicly denounce George W. Bush's nomination of his crony Supreme Court nominee, Harriet Miers.
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Just this week, he showed again how far he would move the United States to the dark side, gushing about his soul mate Vladimir Putin, and dreaming of a plunder force under our flag, stealing oil from the Mideast.
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The first season of The Handmaid's Tale hit rough spots here and there, but even in its weakest moments, it showed again and again that it understands the number one rule of TV adaptations: They can't just be transcriptions of source material.
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Williams, who won the first of her 23 Grand Slam titles before Anisimova was born, gave the 18-year-old a harsh lesson in tennis reality and showed again that she was not prepared to let the next generation take over just yet.
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"Last year's tragedy in San Bernardino showed again how our nation's legal immigration system can be subverted and exploited by those intent on doing this country harm," said Joseph Marcias, who heads US Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations in Los Angeles.
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As with many political risks over the past couple of years, traders showed again that there is now a reluctance to price in the tail risks on every possible bad outcome and are instead focusing on the more prosaic but upbeat global economic picture.
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But Judge's game is not based on sheer size and strength alone, as he showed again Sunday when he sprinted into the right-center-field gap to make a diving, backhanded catch that preserved the Yankees' 3-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays.
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With Senator Ted Cruz and Donald J. Trump riding a wave of voter anger to victory in the first two nominating states, the issue was one of rare unanimity in a field in which the candidates showed again in the debate Saturday night that they diverged on much else.
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Even as some conservative thought leaders continue to debate the best possible interpretation of his comments — or even the most desperately hoped for interpretation, however unlikely — what this incident showed, again, is that Trump thinks his supporters want to hear racist invective, and he is more than prepared to give it to them.
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The results showed again that semantic information is easier to retrieve when individuals are recognizing faces than voices.
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The Western Mail remarked "Puckett keeps an excellent length and swings the ball ably","JUNIOR JOTTINGS" – The Western Mail. Published 12 January 1939. and The Sunday Times said that Puckett had "showed again that he is out of his class in matting cricket"."Dalziell's Brilliant Century" – The Sunday Times.
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This last battle of the RST showed again the qualitative superiority of the KST/RST on the Indonesian nationalist fighters. The leader of the raid on Surakarta on August 7, 1949 was Lieutenant Colonel Slamet Riyadi. To commemorate this event, the main street of the city of Surakarta was renamed "Brigadier General Slamet Riyadi Street".
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That is what actually resulted in a buck-off for Nelson. With War Paint, as Tibbs once said, "He was a horse that allows you no mistakes". Thus, War Paint showed again why he won the title. In 1958 War Paint and a horse named Joker, owned by Harry Knight & Company, tied for the award.
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The 1991–92 CBA season was the best of Mitchell's career. He started 52 of the 55 regular season games he played, and averaged 20.1 points, 8.6 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 2.9 steals, leading the CBA in steals. Mitchell showed again his defensive prowess, and significantly improved his scoring average to 20.1 points per game.
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This last battle of the RST showed again the qualitative superiority of the KST/RST over the Indonesian nationalist fighters. The leader of the raid on Surakarta on 7 August 1949 was Lt. Col. Slamet Rijadi. To commemorate this event, the main street of the city of Surakarta was renamed "Brigadier General Slamet Rijadi Street".
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He defended the World Championships title in 200 m breaststroke. He qualified second after Matthew Wilson with a time of 2:08.22. In the semifinals he showed again the 2nd best time, swimming a European record time of 2:06.83. In the final he finished with a world record, 2:06.12, reaching the distance 0.56 seconds faster than Wilson.
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In another comparison study (with M. obstructa) between methiocarb and methomyl. Methomyl showed again to be more effective. The LD50 in this study were 12 μg per snail for methomyl and 27 μg per snail for methiocarb. These compound were topically applied on the snails and these compounds were first dissolved in 95% ethanol and diluted with water to make the concentrations.
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Although he made the National League All-Star team in 1937 and 1941, he never showed again the brilliance of his first season. He last pitched for the Phillies in 1942, being released after a month long stay in hospital due to kidney problems. In a nine-season career, Blanton posted a 68–71 record with a 3.55 ERA and 611 strikeouts.
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Ellen van Dijk won the time trial of the Omloop van Borsele, Hughes finished third and Teutenberg fourth. The day afterwards Van Dijk won also the road race of the Omloop van Borsele. At the Gracia-Orlova the team showed again its superiority in the time trial. Ellen van Dijk won the prologue, with Trixi Worrack, Evelyn Stevens and Katie Colclough finishing second, fourth and sixth.
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On August 2, 2015 at the end of the flight demonstration at Ryazan a helicopter of the Berkuti teams crashed down and caught fire. A pilot could bring itself in Security, the other pilot was killed. The reason for failurewas seen in the hydraulic system and lead to a temporarily grounding of the whole Mi-28 fleet. However, already at the MAKS Airshow end of August 2015, the team showed again it's air display show.
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Brearley's side showed again the hyperbole that is often spoken when one side dominates in cricket. While his side of 1977–80 contained some young players who went on to become England greats, most notably future captains Ian Botham, David Gower and Graham Gooch, their opponents were often very much weakened by the absence of their World Series players, especially in 1978, when England beat New Zealand 3–0 and Pakistan 2–0 before thrashing what was effectively Australia's 2nd XI 5–1 in 1978–79.
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Jupp Heynckes moved for the former record transfer fee of 275,000 DM to Hannover 96, Bernd Rupp moved to SV Werder Bremen, and Eintracht Braunschweig signed Gerhard Elfert. The club bought Peter Meyer and Peter Dietrich and thus compensated for the departure of seasoned players. With a 10–0 win on the twelfth match-day of the season 1967/68 over Borussia Neunkirchen, the team showed again their scoring power. The team reached in this and the next season third place in the table.
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In 1967, he showed again at the Willard Gallery, and held a Retrospective show at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts the following year. Another major retrospective of the artist's work took place at the Smithsonian's National Collection of Fine Arts in 1974. Tobey died in Basel in 1976. In 2017 (from 6 May to 17 September), an important retrospective exhibition of Tobey's mature work was mounted in Venice, Italy, sponsored by the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, organized by the Addison Gallery of American Art Philips Academy of Andover, Massachusetts, and curated by Debra Bricker Balken.
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Ellen van Dijk won 2 gold medals and 2 silver medals at the European Track Championships. Pictured: podium women's points race As the Dutch national time trial champion and due to her good results in the time trials, Ellen van Dijk was selected to participate at the 2008 European Road Championships. Van Dijk became 2008 European Time Trial Champion and finished 31st in the road race. Ellen van Dijk showed again her strong time trial skills in the Tour Féminin en Limousin where she won the initial time trial stage over 4.6 km.
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Within a few weeks, Hall was making preparations for a sledging trip with the aim of beating William Parry's furthest north record. Mistrust among the men in charge showed again when Hall told Tyson that "I cannot trust [Budington]. I want you to go with me, but don't know how to leave him alone with the ship." There is some evidence that Budington may have been an alcoholic; on at least three occasions he raided the ship's stores, including the alcohol kept by the scientists for the preservation of specimens.
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Though Pinchon had not exhibited in room VII with the fauves, his palette was already pure and his impasto thick. Robert Antoine Pinchon (left) during World War I On 31 September 1906 Pinchon joined the 39th Infantry Regiment. Marcel Duchamp had just finished his military service with the same regiment. In 1906 Pinchon showed again in Paris, at the 4th Salon d'Automne: Prairies inondées (Saint- Etienne-du-Rouvray, près de Rouen), (no. 1367 of the catalogue) Musée de Louviers, Eure1906 Salon d'automne; Société du Salon d'automne, Catalogue des ouvrages de peinture, sculpture, dessin, gravure, architecture et art décoratif.
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Kurt has received mainly positive reviews from television critics, with many saying that Colfer's portrayal (along with Jane Lynch's performance as Sue Sylvester) stole the show from lead actress Lea Michele as Rachel Berry. James Poniewozik, writing for Time, deemed his coming out "beautifully handled" and praised the series for subverting expectations with Burt's acceptance. Rick Bentley of McClatchy Newspapers praised Colfer's performance in the episode "Home" and deemed him deserving of an Emmy nomination. IGN Robert Canning noted that "Grilled Cheesus", which focuses on Kurt's atheism and his father's heart attack, showed again that the Hummels' relationship was "the most affecting" of the show.
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In May 1932 Parish was one of some 200 artists who showed in the first Washington Square Outdoor Art Exhibition and in June she and eight other artists showed again at an outdoor gallery behind the Gotham Book Mart on 47th Street. In 1933 Parish was a founding member and officer of the Fine Arts Guild, a group that held exhibitions of members' works at Grant Studios and other galleries. Reviewing this show, the critic, Howard Devree, singled out a painting of hers called "Black Tower," calling it "grimly impressive." After appearing in group shows later in 1933 and early in 1934, Parish was given a solo exhibition in a gallery at the Eighth Street Playhouse.
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Akira is now widely regarded as one of the greatest animated movies of all time and prompted an increase in popularity of anime movies in the US and, generally, outside Japan. It is still admired for its exceptional visuals. In Channel 4's 2005 poll of the 100 greatest animations of all time featuring both film and television, Akira came in at number 16. On Empire magazine's list of the 500 greatest movies of all time, Akira is number 440. It showed again on Empires list of The 100 Best Films Of World Cinema, coming in at #51. IGN also named it 14th on its list of Top 25 Animated Movies of All-Time.
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In the lead-up to the 1971 U.S. Triple Crown series, Eastern Fleet won the grade 1 Florida Derby at a mile and one eighth at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach, Florida, in mid-March. He then placed second in the mile and one eighth Wood Memorial Stakes at Aqueduct Racetrack in early April. In early June, Eastern Fleet finished third to Twist The Axe in the mile and one sixteenth Ohio Derby at Thistledown Racecourse in North Randall, Ohio, just outside Cleveland. In late July, he showed again to West Coast Scout in the Haskell Invitational Stakes at a mile and one sixteenth at Monmouth Park Racetrack in Long Branch, New Jersey.
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One of those orders was for him to arrest Leon of Salamis and bring him to the Thirty for execution: > When the oligarchy was established, the Thirty summoned me to the Hall, > along with four others, and ordered us to bring Leon from Salamis, that he > might be executed. They gave many other orders to many people, in order to > implicate as many as possible in their [i.e., the Thirty's] guilt. Then I > showed again, not in words but in action, that, if it's not crude of me to > say so, death is something I couldn't care less about, but that my whole > concern is not to do anything unjust or impious.
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On 18 October 2010, after an afternoon review, engineers were asked to double-check the torque on six bolts around the suspected leaky flange fitting and tighten if necessary. Subsequent leak tests showed again signs of seepage, and the task of solving the issue required the draining of both the left and right OMS tanks of the shuttle and a unique in-situ repair at the pad to avoid a rollback. On 23 October 2010, engineers completed the removal and replacement of the two seals on the right OMS crossfeed flange, after the education (a vacuum-related procedure, used to completely clear the plumbing of the toxic MMH) of the plumbing was completed ahead of the schedule by over a day. Later, testing indicated that the new seals were properly seated and holding pressure with no signs of additional seepage.
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When a painting of his called "A Peep at the Side Show" was included in an exhibition by the American Watercolor Society in 1912, the critic for the New York Herald described it in detail and said it was "a good picture of a not uncommon scene in the rural districts in spring and summer." He showed again at New York Watercolor Club in 1913 and the following year won a prize for best watercolor shown in an exhibition at New York's Salmagundi Club. C.K. Chatterton, Henry Weare's Place, about 1920, oil on panel, 24 x 30 inches There is a gap during the next decade during which there are no records of exhibitions in which Chatterton participated. In that time he married, took up teaching positions, and was employed as a superintendent of art education in the Newburgh public school system.
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Felicia Meyer, Vermont Hillside, oil on linen, 1940, 28 1/16 × 34 1/16 inches Felicia Meyer, Cocktails on the Terrace, oil on masonite, before 1950, 30 x 22 inches Felicia Meyer, Still Life With Flowers, oil on canvas, 1950, 24 x 20 inches On completing her art studies she participated in shows held in both Manhattan and Manchester, Vermont. Early in 1932 she participated in a small group exhibition held at the G.R.D. Gallery in Manhattan, that summer she contributed paintings to a large group exhibition held by the Southern Vermont Artists Association in Manchester, and at the end of the year her work appeared in a group exhibition at the Jumble Shop gallery. In the succeeding years of the 1930s Meyer regularly contributed paintings to exhibitions in Manhattan and Manchester. Early in 1935 she showed at a gallery run by the National Association of Women Artists in a group of former League students that included Dean Fausett, Horace Day, Fairfield Porter, and Elizabeth Nottingham and later that year showed again in the annual exhibition held by Southern Vermont artists.
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