WATCH: The author sits for a sound bath at Mndfl.
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The new parliament sits for the first time on March 23.
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Here are our start/sits for fantasy football in Week 12.
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Here are out start/sits for fantasy football in Week 11.
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He often sits for hours to read business- or skill-related books.
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Kushner, by contrast, rarely sits for interviews and only rarely appears on television.
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INDIA'S national parliament, the Lok Sabha, sits for barely 2400 days a year.
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Juliette Trolio sits for a portrait by Antaki at her haberdashery in Montreal.
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Here are out starts and sits for Week 5 of the NFL season:
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It'll still be tasty if it sits for two minutes, we promise. 4.
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"A car sits for between 90 to 95 percent of its life," Mr. Schneider said.
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This proto-beer is moved to a stabilization tank, where it sits for about a month.
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Imelda sits for Greenfield's camera on a sofa beneath canvases by Picasso, Fragonard, Michelangelo, and Monet.
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Ms. Grinberg said her legs hurt when she sits for more than about a half-hour.
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The cheese sits for 60 days, stewing in its own beery juices, getting riper and riper.
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In a remarkable sequence—as tense, somehow, as any fight scene—Walker sits for an oral examination.
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"Be the captain they remember," a friend of Picard tells him before he sits for the interview.
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"I harvested horsetail and let it boil for 20 minutes, then it sits for four days," Gabe says.
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October 220006, 2202 Clinton sits for nearly 2628 hours to take questions from Republicans on the Benghazi panel.
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Nights when Tony Snell sits for the final 282 minutes as DeRozan turns into a brick of TNT.
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The leather sits for 24 hours, until the dye cures, then is topped by a clear protective coating.
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But some Democrats warn that they cannot be sure what he will say once he sits for an interview.
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Lue warned Saturday that this might not be the last time Irving sits for an extended period this season.
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Week 7 of the NFL season is here, and we're back with our weekly start/sits for fantasy football.
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Next, it sits for about 12 hours to prove, before the ball is stretched out and toppings are added.
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As a reminder, the Express delivery service still sits (for now) within Google proper, not under the Alphabet umbrella.
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There's even what's known as "Billionaire's Row," a block from which a $27 million mansion currently sits for sale.
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His fingers make elegant shadows on the wall behind his chair, where he sits for the most of the performance.
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Later, Trump sits for talks with Macron before departing for his golf course in Ireland, where he is spending two nights.
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Her attorney said that Ford wants the FBI to conduct an investigation into the claims before she sits for a hearing.
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Parliament usually sits for only two weeks at the start of September before breaking while the parties hold their annual conferences.
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Then a slice of American cheese is added, and the patty sits for another minute and a half on the grill.
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But the timetable to carry out such a plan is tight - parliament only sits for a limited number of days before Oct.
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For now, however, there are a lot of incremental processes to fix and make efficient, and that is where PayIt sits for now.
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Federal parliament sits for the first time on Tuesday after a July 2 election left the ruling coalition with a razor-thin majority.
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Abraham Lincoln sits for a portrait in 1846, after his run in the Illinois Legislature ended and he was elected to U.S. Congress.
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Mook argued that Clinton frequently sits for interviews on political talk shows, meets with individual reporters, and "occasionally" joins reporters embedded in her campaign.
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Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang sits for a portrait at his campaign office in New York City.
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So the new investment money sits for now — a cushion in the event of unexpected challenges, or a small war chest for new opportunities.
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After years of similar statements coming from the president, you can understand how people would believe Trump sits for 17 hours watching a gorilla channel.
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After that, we apply a sulfur treatment that sits for two to three minutes — it acts like a little magnet to pull stuff right out.
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But now she can be more relaxed about her career, and when she sits for photo shoots, she's doing it because she's following her passion.
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We're back with our fantasy football start/sits for Week 6 following a Week 5 that was fairly successful but also saw some unexpected disappointments.
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According to Dr. Allouche, the formula sits for six months at the manufacturing facility, where the pH is monitored by an intern daily until it's stabilized.
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Once inside, we entered the meditation hall to choose a zabaton, a large square cushion that would be home to our meditation sits for the week.
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The new parliament, which sits for the first time on August 30, includes a bloc of foreign investment critics led by the Far-right One Nation party.
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Gillibrand, more than most politicians, speaks frequently to magazines and websites that cover issues important to women and this year, in particular, regularly sits for podcast interviews.
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He also calls the public radio station WNYC for a call-in show every Friday, and he sits for a television interview each Monday night on NY1.
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It stars Alicia Vikander as a married young woman who begins an affair with a painter, who falls in love with her when she sits for his portrait.
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Normally, a federal grand jury of as many as 23 people sits for a year or 18 months hearing all kinds of crimes: murders, white-collar crimes, etc.
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Three-month-old Prince Harry sits for a formal portrait with the Prince and Princess of Wales, his older brother, Prince William, and the Queen and Queen Mother, Dec.
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Unlike Sanders and Buttigieg and others, she refuses to go on Fox News, she's extraordinarily careful about the interviews she sits for and so is usually fully in control.
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Given the move, Johnson believes that SMH will have to break the $101 region around which the 50-day moving average sits for the recent jump to be meaningful.
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"When we load a train at one of our eastern elevators it sits for an extended period of time before locomotive power and crews can come in," Hildebrand said.
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The former New York City mayor blasted Mueller's team over claims of bias against Trump, and suggested that would play a role in whether the president sits for an interview.
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The costume pictures immediately attracted widespread attention, not only because of the popularity of the singer but because she rarely sits for interviews or posts written messages to social media.
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Cover: U.S. President Donald Trump talks to the media as he sits for lunch with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Hotel du Palais in Biarritz, southwest France, Saturday, Aug.
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The second element is the Play-Doh Touch Shape to Life Studio, which features a selection of shape cutters and molds, and a platform on which the creation sits for scanning.
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St. Andrews has beautiful country walkways — it sits, for instance, on the 117-mile-long Fife Coastal Path, which will take you past pink sandstone tidal stacks and basalt volcanic plugs.
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John Dowd, one of the president's attorneys, said last week that he would be the one to decide whether Trump sits for an interview with investigators on the special counsel's team.
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Cardi B's worldwide stardom will put her in a precarious position when she sits for a deposition next week -- and that's why she wants the judge to keep the whole matter confidential.
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If water sits for long periods in the pipes (like it does when school is out for the summer), this can also up the risk that lead will get into the water.
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Bernie takes his plate to a corner table, where he sits for a brief interview, giving polite but clipped answers about his decision to stay in the presidential race after the incident.
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While Sarah sits for one of Felix's paintings and Kira and Rachel chat at Dyad, Alison bumps into Chad, and they reminisce about Aynsley as the guilt eats away at both of them.
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After having not seen each other for several years, they are thrown together when Austin house-sits for their mother at her home near Los Angeles, where the brothers hash out their rivalry.
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So if you are a person who sits for long periods at work or at home, we think these findings suggest that taking movement breaks every 30 minutes could reduce your risk of death.
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He sits for hours and clicks links, keeping extensive notes and compiling elaborate spreadsheets on how pages are interconnected, and tracing them back, when possible, to roots in Russia, Eastern Europe or the Middle East.
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I sank into a knee-high bed of 2000 tons of malted barley in the tennis-court-length kiln, where grain sits for 2500 hours, absorbing smoky, savory essences from a peat-fueled fire burning underneath.
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Number of Students Taking the SAT Jumped by More Than Half, City Says New York offered the tests for free and on a school day to help close the racial gap in who sits for the college exams.
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State-of-the-art electromagnetic catapults and advanced arresting gear have been coupled with new structural designs -- including a larger flight deck to improve aircraft maneuverability and a repositioned "island" (the tower where the captain sits) for better visibility.
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The promoter Bill Graham, as important to the Dead's success as anyone but constantly at odds with them, gets a passing mention; Robert Hunter, the reclusive lyricist behind many of the band's best songs, sits for one brief scene.
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Absent testing, the arsenal today is something like a 1967 Chevy that sits for decades without being driven, said Thomas Karako, a senior fellow in the international security program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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Matthew takes him in, but the voice of God tells him that this child is the Devil, so he, like Warden Lacy in the other universe, locks him up in a cage where he sits for years and years, refusing to age.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar began releasing the first of about 100 prisoners on Friday, many of them political detainees, days before a parliament dominated by democracy champion Aung San Suu Kyi's party sits for the first time after an election win in November.
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KAEPERNICK SITS FOR ANTHEM San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick remained seated for the national anthem before a preseason home game against Green Bay on Friday as a statement against racial oppression in the United States, he said in an interview published Saturday.
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It is the week of the Chelsea Flower Show, and the pale pink check of Thiebaud's shirt echoes the vases of hydrangeas and other blooms displayed in the dining room where the artist sits for afternoon tea, in the Corinthia hotel, where he is also staying.
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Trade tensions Trump's most closely watched meeting comes Saturday when he sits for talks with Xi. US officials said there has been little indication over the past weeks that China is willing to cede to American demands they reform their economy, leaving questions about possible results for the meeting.
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In "The Scheme," Dawkins -- currently appealing his conviction for bribery-- sits for an extensive interview that casts doubts on the FBI's tactics, while matter-of-factly discussing the extent to which coaches and agents flout NCAA rules by funneling money to prospective players and their families, despite indignant denials from coaches.
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Trump sits for an interview with NBC's Lester Holt in the afternoon, in which he insists he was going to fire Comey regardless of the Rosenstein memo -- throwing two days of White House spin out the window -- and acknowledges that Comey's interest in the Russia investigation played a role in his dismissal.
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That's thanks to the perversion of the Supreme Court confirmation process, which once provided the Senate and the public with useful information about a potential justice's views on the Constitution, but which has, ever since the bitter battle over President Ronald Reagan's failed nomination of Robert Bork in 1987, devolved into a second-rate Samuel Beckett play starring an earnest legal scholar who sits for days at a microphone and labors to sound thoughtful while saying almost nothing.
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Members sits for six years term, with one-third of the members retiring every two years.
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The present Legislature of Rajasthan is unicameral, consisting of Legislative Assembly, which consists of 200 M.L.A.. The assembly sits for terms of a maximum of 5 years.
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Trollope's Phineas Finn is concerned almost exclusively with the parliamentary progress of the Second Reform Act, and Finn sits for one of the seven fictional boroughs that are due to be disenfranchised.
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The car usually sits for a few moments before coming around into the station because of an extra set of brakes that served as an unloading point until Comet was renovated to its current "spill 'n fill" operation.
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The county is governed by an elected board of five commissioners. The county is divided into four commissioner districts. One commissioner sits for each district, and the fifth commissioner is at-large and is the Chair of the board.
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He succeeded his uncle to the titles on 17 November 1982 and is one of the ninety elected hereditary peers in the House of Lords, where he sits for the Conservative Party. He is a spokesman on Home Affairs and a Government Whip.
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Students specialize in Arts, Science and Commerce at the 12th grade level. It has grades from kindergarten to 12th (Plus Two), with two kindergarten levels. At the end of the 10th standard, every student sits for the I.C.S.E Examination. The I.S.C Examination is taken by all students after Class XII.
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He shoots Ammajaan, takes off with Rina. Rina sits for the wedding with Mijan immediately. Badshah comes home and hears Ammajaan's condition and hurries to the hospital. Realizing that his mother is critically sick and would be happy if he appears with his bride Rina, he runs to Rina's wedding.
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Salt ponds are constructed through dugout facilities using pumps. Seawater channeled through the pipes are directed to salt ponds where the water sits for some time before evaporating. The salt crystals that are formed are then collected, treated, processed, bagged and sold to the Ghanaian market and other West African countries.
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In 1996, the 330 members of the Jatiya Sangsad consisted of 300 directly elected seats using first-past-the-post voting in single- member constituencies,Electoral system IPU and an additional 30 seats reserved for women. The reserved seats are distributed based on the election results. Each parliament sits for a five-year term.
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Thierry Benoit, one of the four MPs, has been vocally critical of the party,He indicated that he was elected as a UDF representative, rather than as a MoDem. but he actually sits for the MoDem and defends the movement's policies. He stated that he had been elected jointly by centre-right and left- wing citizens.
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This is achieved by spraying the surface with water at least three times a day for a few days. Evaporation retardants are also ccasionally used. Depending on the climate, the curing process may take longer and require more frequent wetting. Once the concrete is cured, it sits for two to three weeks before the process is complete.
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Henry Petosa and Freddy Ace are identical twins living in the fictional city of Empire with no knowledge of each other, separated at birth and given up for adoption. Henry is a shy garage mechanic. He lives in a slum and loves Beverly Franks, his best friend's sister. He also baby-sits for his neighbor Rosie, a prostitute.
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Lord Simon is President of the Driving Instructors Association since 2000, and of GEM Motoring Assist since 2004. He is one of the ninety hereditary peers elected to remain in the House of Lords after the House of Lords Act 1999 and sits for Labour. Since 1969, he has been married to Mary Elizabeth Burns. They have one daughter.
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The following scenes show Victor descending into greater anxiety and violence. His sleep is interrupted by distress. He sits for long, inert periods besides an empty canvas. It is implied that he is so bothered by the song of the birds outside of his atelier that he hammers them by their wings against a wall and sets them alight.
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According to the Constitution of Barbados, some are chosen at the Governor General's sole discretion, and some on the advice of the Prime Minister and HM's Loyal Opposition. The Senate sits for 20 to 25 days a year. The term of the Senate, and the House of Assembly, is five years; both chambers are dissolved before each election.
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The position is elected at the start of the first session of the Maine Legislature, which also sits for a two-year term, concurrent with the other constitutional officers of Maine. The incumbent Secretary of State is Matthew Dunlap, who took office on 7 January 2013. Dunlap previously held the office from January 2005 to January 2011.
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The next day Mr Gallagher comes to the garage. Although not explicitly stated, Josie is told that he or the garage are finished. Unable to sleep that night, Josie gets dressed and sits on the edge of his bed. He then goes down to the river at dawn and sits for a while on the bank.
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The Port of St. Petersburg is a part of the Bayboro District in the cities Downtown Waterfront Master Plan. The plan for the district is to add pedestrian areas, more park spaces around the district, and development sits for future use. The plan for the port also calls for deeper water wharf's, pier structures, and new peninsulas such as Port Discovery.
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Frederick Ponsonby was the eldest child of Thomas Ponsonby, 3rd Baron Ponsonby of Shulbrede (1930–1990), and his first wife Ursula Fox-Pitt. He succeeded his father as Baron Ponsonby in 1990. He sits for Labour and is a regular contributor in debates. He lost his seat in the House of Lords after the passing of the House of Lords Act 1999.
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Interior, 2013 In 1923, the Flint Building Corporation purchased the lot on which the Capitol Theatre Building sits, for the purpose of constructing a combined theatre and commercial block. In 1924, Col. Walter S. Butterfield announced plans for the construction of a theatre. The Flint Building Corporation met with Butterfield, then reorganized as the Capitol Building Company, with Butterfield as president.
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Dignan is the founder of The Ready, an org design company based in New York City, New York; and the former CEO of Undercurrent. He is the author of Game Frame: Using Games as a Strategy for Success (Free Press, 2011, ). Dignan sits for digital-advisory boards for General Electric, American Express and PepsiCo, as well as the board of directors for Smashburger.
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Brookman was governor of the Gwent College of Higher Education from 1980 to 1984 and trustee of the Julian Melchett Trust from 1985 to 1995. Since 2001, he is president of the Welsh Trust for Prevention of Abuse. On 30 July 1998, he was created a life peer with the title Baron Brookman, of Ebbw Vale in the County of Gwent and sits for Labour.
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Gort, on the other hand, regarded Brooke as a pessimist who failed to spread confidence, and was thinking of replacing him., pp. 135–140. Lieutenant-General Sir Alan Brooke sits for a portrait being painted by Reginald Eves, 30 April 1940. When the German offensive began Brooke, aided by Neil Ritchie, his Brigadier General Staff (BGS), distinguished himself in the handling of the British forces in the retreat to Dunkirk.
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However, at one point late in the strip's life, he is identified in the address of a cablegram as "Othello Jeff". He has a twin brother named Julius. They look so much alike that Jeff, who cannot afford to have a portrait painted, sits for Julius, who is too busy to pose. Rarely does Jeff change from his habitual outfit of top hat and suit with wing collar.
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The prostitutes at the party were transported interstate, which is a federal felony. This prompts his attorney to suggest that Nucky use this as a means of making his election-rigging charges federal, thus enabling his higher connections to assist him. Angela asks Harrow if he'd consider posing for her. He agrees and as he sits for the portrait tells her about how he lost his love for his twin sister.
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In return, Emily encourages him to take control of Cook and Freddie's feud and make peace with Effy. At the end of the episode, she offers to take JJ's virginity, which he does. Katie's injuries make her too embarrassed to leave the house, so Emily disguises herself as her sister and sits for her exam. Katie ignores Emily when her sister comes out to her, telling her "you're not gay, you're just stupid".
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The 330 members of the Jatiya Sangsad consisted of 300 directly elected seats using first-past-the-post voting in single-member constituencies,Electoral system Inter-Parliamentary Union and an additional 30 seats reserved for women. The reserved seats are distributed based on the proportional vote share of the contesting parties.Nizam Ahmed and Sadik Hasan Alangkar or Ahangkar? Reserved-Seat Women Members in the Bangladesh Parliament Each parliament sits for a five-year term.
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Because the food stays lodged in the throat, it can often be inhaled into the lungs causing aspiration pneumonia. One way to avoid this is to make sure that every time the dog eats or drinks anything, that the dog sits for at least 10 minutes afterwards or is held in a sitting up or begging position. This disorder has a guarded prognosis, however a successful management technique is vertical feeding in a Bailey Chair.
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The portrait is not on display to the public and is set up in a gallery just for the filming of the documentary. Dickens also sat for a bust by Henry Dexter. (There are copies of the bust in the Charles Dickens Museum in London and the Philadelphia Free Library's Rare Book Department) The original bust is now lost. Miriam also sits for a bust by a young sculptor from Boston, Kalman Gacs.
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In addition, he has been involved in the association of engineers and in the field of higher education for engineers. Later, he also held the position of Managing Director of Uganda Airlines. During his subsequent political career, Waligo was Minister of Housing and Urban Development and Minister of Finance. Waligo was Prime Minister from 25 August 1985 to 26 January 1986, succeeding former President Paulo Muwanga, who only sits for 24 days as Prime Minister.
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The 350 members of the Jatiya Sangsad consist of 300 directly elected seats using first-past-the-post voting in single-member constituencies,Electoral system IPU and an additional 50 seats reserved for women. The reserved seats are distributed based on the proportional vote share of the contesting parties.Nizam Ahmed and Sadik Hasan Alangkar or Ahangkar? Reserved-Seat Women Members in the Bangladesh Parliament Each parliament sits for a five-year term.
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Rice University has owned the land where the original Sears building sits for most of its store life. In 2018, Sears announced it would be closing the store as part of an effort to close unprofitable stores. Rice purchased the remaining portion of Sears' lease as well as a few surrounding acres to bring the land total to 9.4 acres. They also announced they had plans for future use of the land.
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As speaker of the house, Geary was next in line, serving as acting governor when both Governor Paul L. Patterson and senate president Elmo E. Smith were out of the state at the same time. The first time he served as acting governor was in September 1955."Geary Sits for Governor", Daily Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, September 13, 1955, p. 3. After Elmo Smith became governor, Geary had a second opportunity to serve as acting governor in August 1956.
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View from the Ottawa River at night The Court sits for 18 weeks of the year beginning the first Monday of October and usually runs until the end of June and sometimes into July. Hearings only take place in Ottawa, although litigants can present oral arguments from remote locations by means of a video-conference system. The Court's hearings are open to the public. Most hearings are taped for delayed telecast in both of Canada's official languages.
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The Act created two Commissions; the Law Commission of England and Wales to review English law and the Scottish Law Commission to review Scots law. The English commission has five Commissioners, including a Chairman, all appointed by the Lord Chancellor. The Commissioners are to have experience working in the legal profession, by legal academics or be members of the judiciary. Each Commissioner sits for five years, although they may resign at any point and still be eligible for reappointment.
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Lander completed the plaster version of Virginia Dare in 1859 and the marble in 1860. Reception of Virginia Dare may also have been colored by a personal scandal that negatively impacted Lander's standing in the circle of American artists in Rome. Among her patrons was fellow Salemite Nathaniel Hawthorne, who sat for a portrait bust.John Idol and Sterling Eisiminer, "Hawthorne Sits for a Bust by Maria Louisa Lander," Essex Institute Historical Collections 114 (October 1978), pp. 207-212.
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At the wedding, Tao discovers a text-message sent from Qun, who has at last received her visa, to Taisheng, saying that their meeting and relationship was destined. Believing that Taisheng has indeed betrayed her, Tao is devastated and cuts off contact with him while she house-sits for Wei and Niu. When Taisheng comes to visit her there, she ignores him. Sometime later, Taisheng and Tao have succumbed to the gas leak, presumably in their friends' apartment.
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ACC has a nine-member Board of Trustees whose members are elected by residents of the taxation district. Each member is elected at large (by the entire district) and sits for a six-year term. In addition to developing policies for the organization as a whole, the Board is responsible for appointing the College President, who then selects the rest of ACC's administrative staff and directs the day-to-day operation of the College as its chief executive officer.
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The National Assembly sits for two "ordinary" sessions a year, usually the first during March–June and the second from August to October, meeting at the National Assembly Building in Niamey. So-called "extraordinary" sessions, lasting from a few hours to a week, occur two or more times a year. Since the year 2000, the National Assembly has ratified between 10 and 30 laws, spending plans, and treaties in each ordinary session.See: National Assembly of Niger website, listing all laws passed 2000–2007.
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The house is the primary legislative chamber and the more powerful of the two houses. The house has the power to remove both the prime minister and cabinet ministers through a vote of no confidence. The house sits for a term of four years, however a dissolution of the house can happen anytime before the expiration of the term. The house is led by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, who is also the President of the National Assembly.
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The pressure control during mixing affects the fineness of crumb texture in the finished bread. In typical high-volume bread-production, the dough is cut into individual pieces and allowed to "recover" for 5–8 minutes (intermediate proofing). Each piece of dough is then shaped, placed in a baking tin and moved to the humidity- and temperature-controlled proofing chamber, where it sits for about 45–50 minutes. It is then baked for 17–25 minutes at 450 °F (about 230 °C).
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The House of Representatives is the principal legislative body. It consists of a maximum 596 representatives with 448 are directly elected through FPTP and another 120 elected through proportional representation in 4 nationwide districts while the President can appoint up to 28. The House sits for a five-year term but can be dissolved earlier by the President. The Constitution reserves fifty per cent of the House may force the resignation of the executive cabinet by voting a motion of censure.
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The People's Assembly was the lower house and was formed in 1971 as a result of the adoption of the new constitution. The Assembly is made up of 454 deputies, 444 of whom are directly elected while the remaining 10 are appointed by the President of the Republic. The Constitution reserves 50 percent of the Assembly's seats for "workers and farmers", one per each two seat constituency. The Assembly sits for a five-year term but can be dissolved earlier by the president.
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At the studio, Candice is attacked by Margie, using the killer's M.O., but she is subdued by Dick, who turns Margie over to the police. A few days later, Jill, another dancer, baby-sits for the wheelchair-bound Molly, who takes pictures of her. When Jill answers a knock on the front door, the killer forces his way into the apartment and stabs her with the hairpin. Molly frantically snaps away, but does not get a clear view of the killer's face.
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Eventually Effy calls an unknown person (presumably the police or an ambulance) and requests they come and get Katie. Katie's injuries (9 stitches in her head as well as various bruises) make her too embarrassed to leave the house, so Emily disguises herself as her sister and sits for her exam. Katie ignores Emily when her sister comes out to her, telling her "you're not gay, you're just stupid". She later confronts Naomi after Emily comes out to her parents, telling her to stay away from Emily.
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In the 1910s, construction began on what is now US-23, opening northern Michigan in general, and this area around Grand Lake specifically, to more tourism. One of the families to take advantage of this was that of Newell A. Eddy, Sr., and his wife, Marianna McRuer Field Eddy. Eddy was a lumberman from the Bay City area, and the couple purchased the land around where the Lodge sits for their personal recreational use. The land was purchased in several transactions over the period 1908–13.
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The Zaire Use was created with intention to better incorporate the congregation into the celebration of the Mass. To do this, responses were added, including one at the conclusion of the homily and Eucharistic prayer. Additionally, the congregation is explicitly welcomed to raise their hands for the Lord's Prayer, a practice variously allowed or prohibited by episcopal conferences utilizing the Ordinary Form. Due to awareness of culturally normative displays of respect and attentiveness in the Congo, the congregation sits for the reading of the Gospel.
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Parliament or Parlement has 52 members, elected for a four-year term in multi-seat constituencies. The president is elected for a five-year term by the parliament. Parliament normally sits for a 4-year term unless dissolved by majority vote of a three-fourths quorum or a directive from the President on the advice of the prime minister. The national Council of Chiefs, called the Malvatu Mauri and elected by district councils of chiefs, advises the government on all matters concerning ni-Vanuatu culture and language.
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The Parliament of Western Australia is bicameral, consisting of a lower and an upper house. The Western Australian Legislative Assembly (lower house) is composed of 59 members of parliament, each of whom represent a single electoral district and are elected using a preferential voting system. The Legislative Assembly currently sits for fixed four-year terms. The leader of the party with a majority in the Legislative Assembly (or with the confidence of the Assembly) is appointed by the Governor as the Premier of Western Australia.
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To his annoyance, company policy requires he hire a Harvard Law School graduate as his associate attorney. Meanwhile, college dropout Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams) delivers a suitcase of marijuana for a friend, only to find that the drop is a sting operation. While escaping the police, he mistakenly sits for an interview with Harvey and impresses the attorney with his eidetic memory, encyclopedic knowledge of law, and drive to become a good lawyer. Despite Mike's lack of a law degree, Harvey hires him.
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The other 74 are selected by the Senate Selection Commission, made up of both elected and appointed officials. The chamber is strictly a non-partisan, and members may not be a member of a partisan organisation, the House of Representatives, the judiciary, or the cabinet for five years. The Senate has little legislative power, but retains considerable powers of scrutiny and appointment as the Senate is vested with the power to advise on the appointment of members of the judiciary and independent government agencies. The Senate sits for a set six year non-renewable term.
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There, Eves mainly painted portraits while based at a hotel in Arras. Lieutenant General Alan Brooke sits for a portrait being painted by Eves, 30 April 1940. After he returned to Britain in April 1940, Eves salaried contract was allowed to lapse, as WAAC found it difficult for high-ranking officers to make time for lengthy portrait settings; he was to paint Gort and all the (BEF) corps commanders. Lieutenant General Alan Brooke sat for him on 23 and 29 April and 27 October but his portrait was not completed.
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After the role-players scatter, Trotter sits for a moment before calling for Mollie. He tells her that she has risked extreme danger by not identifying herself to him; he now knows that she was once the schoolteacher of the doomed Corrigan children. She failed to answer a letter the younger boy sent her at the time, begging to be rescued from the farm. Mollie protests that she had been seriously ill when the letter arrived and was unable to even read it until well after the boy was dead.
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The ship lands in a desert, sits for a couple of days, and then blasts off on a course that takes it to the system's Earth- like third planet. Upon landing, the ship indicates that the voyage has ended by ejecting a small disc from its autopilot. Renfry attempts to understand the autopilot and to rewind the course "tape" while the three time agents explore the jungle-draped ruins of a once-great city, in which they have landed. After several weeks Renfry believes that he has succeeded and he attempts to launch the ship.
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Angélique (Audrey Tautou), a successful art student, purchases a single pink rose at a flower shop to be delivered to her lover, Dr. Loïc Le Garrec (Samuel Le Bihan). In between creating her art projects, Angélique works part-time at a cafe and house-sits for a wealthy vacationing family. Her friend David (Clément Sibony) disapproves of her affair with Loïc, who is married, but she insists that Loïc will leave his wife for her. When Loïc's wife, Rachel (Isabelle Carré), has a miscarriage, the pair separate and Angélique prepares to leave with Loïc on a romantic getaway to Florence.
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2010 Princess Kay of the Milky Way sits for a butter sculptor at the Minnesota State Fair Individual counties in Minnesota may select Dairy Princesses who meet the eligibility requirements listed below. These Princesses may then advance to the Princess Kay of the Milky Way finalists competition held each spring. Of the nearly 100 princesses in the competition, 12 finalists are selected, and are then required to take on public relations roles at the Minnesota State Fair. The new Princess Kay is selected just before the State Fair, and the coronation takes place the night before the State Fair opens.
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Under the Colombian Constitution of 1886 the Designate was a person—a member of the Senate or member of the Cabinet—selected to act as President when the incumbent was dead, ill or otherwise unable to discharge the duties of office. The Designate was elected by the Senate at the beginning of each Legislature (in Colombian law, a "Legislature" is approximately equivalent to a session of the United States Congress: i.e. it is the one-year period that a Congress sits for, rather than the whole Congress itself). The Designate could be indefinitely reelected during only one Presidency.
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In Texas, there are three programs offered for graduation: the Minimum High School Program (MHSP), the Recommended High School Program (RHSP), and the Advanced (Distinguished) High School Program (AHSP/DHSP). The Recommended and Distinguished programs are the streams typically chosen by most students, and are expected of students who are college-bound. Also required for graduation is successful completion with passing grades on the Exit Level examination of the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR), which is typically taken in Grade 11. Multiple re-sits for the exam are available, in case of failure on a previous attempt.
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Secretary of Defense George C. Marshall sits for a portrait in 1950. When the early months of the Korean War showed how poorly prepared the Defense Department was, President Truman fired Secretary Louis A. Johnson and named Marshall as Secretary of Defense in September 1950. The appointment required a congressional waiver because the National Security Act of 1947 prohibited a uniformed military officer from serving in the post. This prohibition included Marshall since individuals promoted to General of the Army are not technically retired, but remain officially on active duty even after their active service has concluded.
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Many bills, some from as long ago as 2007, is still awaiting the President's assent. While the Assembly has made strong and often popular efforts to assert its authority and independence against the executive, it is still viewed generally in a negative light by the media and many of the Nigerian people. The Assembly sits for a period of at most four years, after which time the President is required to dissolve it and call a new Assembly into the session. The Senate has the unique power to impeach judges and other high officials of the executive including the Federal Auditor-General and the members of the electoral and revenue commissions.
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In 2008, the Constitution of Bhutan codified the substantive and procedural framework of the Royal Court of Justice. Article 21 of the Constitution establishes a system of royal appointments for the High Court and Supreme Court, and sets forth the role of each level of administration. The Chief Justice, an appointee of the King, sits for a five-year term and chairs the National Judicial Commission, a royal agency. (Art. 21, §§ 4, 6, 17) The Chief Justice is to participate in several extrajudicial functions, including the Recency Council; presiding over joint sessions of the Parliament of Bhutan for abdication procedures; and presiding over political impeachment proceedings. (Art. 2, §§ 8, 23; Art.
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After returning from hospital after an operation, the narrator discovers Marianne has carved his name into her chest, and has her committed to hospital to be treated for exhaustion. She returns and soon begins carving, but neither the narrator or Marianne's friend and agent, Jack, are able to convince her to stop nor have her legally committed for her own safety. They resign themselves, instead, to caring for her as she carves. Once she finishes the penultimate carving she reveals that her final carving isn't another gargoyle but a statue of the narrator, which he sits for and she carves at a much more leisurely pace.
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The Australian Senate typically sits for 50 to 60 days a year. Most of those days are grouped into 'sitting fortnights' of two four-day weeks. These are in turn arranged in three periods: the autumn sittings, from February to April; the winter sittings, which commence with the delivery of the budget in the House of Representatives on the first sitting day of May and run through to June or July; and the spring sittings, which commence around August and continue until December, and which typically contain the largest number of the year's sitting days. The senate has a regular schedule that structures its typical working week.
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Sometime in 1889 or 1890, as smaller ranches and farmlands were being purchased, Ernest Theodore O'Neil, his brother-in-law John Simon McConnell, and John W. Swearingen, together had purchased the land upon which the town currently sits, for $5.00 per acre. Subsequently, O'Neil, who originally owned a fourth of the section of the township, purchased the interests of McConnell and Swearingen, and retained sole ownership of the land. The 1890 census showed 357 inhabitants across the county, with 89 ranches and farms and of land in cultivation. In August 1890, a petition was circulated to organize the county, choose a county seat, and elect county officers.
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The judiciary of Bhutan is the Royal Court of Justice, consisting of the Supreme Court of Bhutan, the High Court of Bhutan, the twenty Dzongkhag Courts, and some sixteen Dungkhag Courts. Where Dungkhag Courts have geographical jurisdiction (dungkhags, "sub-districts"), they are the courts of first instance; in all other places, the Dungkhag Court is the court of first instance. The Chief Justice and Drangpons (Associate Justices) of the Supreme Court, as well as judges of the High Court and Dzongkhag Courts below, are appointed by the Druk Gyalpo. The Chief Justice sits for 5 years, but all others sit for 10 or until mandatory retirement.
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Article 20 of the State Constitution states that the Landtag is the "site of political decision- making". The Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Landtag is elected democratically by the citizens of the state and sits for a 5-year legislative period. The seat of the Landtag is located at Schwerin Palace in Schwerin. The essential functions of the Landtag are to elect the Minister-President of the state; to discuss and decide on laws which have been proposed by the government, by any four members of the Landtag, or a people's initiative or petition for a referendum initiated directly by the people; and to control the state government.
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Sandow is a confirmed agnostic as far as the objective existence of the gods is concerned. However, whenever he sits for a time in a Strantri shrine, the icon of Shimbo always lights up, and this happens simultaneously in every shrine in the galaxy. At the beginning of the novel, Sandow is one of the most famous men in the Galaxy, wealthy beyond imagination, living a life of seclusion and luxury in worlds he fashions according to his taste. But he is lured into action by a series of photographs sent to him anonymously, showing him old enemies, old friends, and old lovers—most of whom should be dead, but appearing in the photographs to be alive.
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In 2003, Sharon Gold became a member of the American Association of Museums in Washington, DC. She participated in the 2002, 1998, and 1996 Feminist Art and Art History Conferences at Barnard College, Columbia University. In 1998, she presented her paper, Constructing Narratives: Evolving Subjects and Content as Sits for Seeing and Spectatorship. Gold was a panelist on Race/Image/Gender at Syracuse University for Celebrate Difference week in 1990 and served as the panel chair on Abstract Pictures/Abstract Paintings for the College Art Association Conference that same year. In 1989, she was the committee chair for the distinguished artist award for lifetime achievement through the College Art Association in San Francisco.
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Fine Gael by-election candidate, George Lee caused controversy in May 2009 when he called for the abolition of Seanad Éireann on The Week in Politics after hearing that the senators only sat for forty days and cancelled one session to pursue a round of golf. Lee is a former employee of RTÉ, having served as their chief economics editor for years before announcing his decision to seek election. The Irish Independent suggested Lee displayed "a lack of basic political knowledge" as Dáil Éireann sits for just one extra day. Lee called the controversial golf session "an absolute outrage" on the show and, when prompted further on his views, said: "I really couldn't be bothered if they [the senators] were shut down, it's a disgrace".
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Being situated on the coast, Limeburners Creek National Park consists predominantly of dunal and swampy land and sits for the most part, no more than 10 metres above sea level. Soils throughout the park consist mostly of sands, silts and clays which were deposited as alluvial sediment by the ancestral Hastings River as the river mouth drifted between Port Macquarie and Crescent Head. The highly sandy nature of these soils, particularly those close to the coast, renders them subject to rapid erosion, particularly in the event that surrounding vegetation is removed, exposing the soils to the elements. This is a key management concern for NPWS NSW who have to actively ensure that visitors only use the roads and trails provided.
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Hydrolock is common on radial and inverted engines (cylinders pointing downwards) when the engine sits for a long period. Engine oil seeps down under gravity into the cylinder through various means (through the rings, valve guides, etc.) and can fill a cylinder with enough oil to hydrolock it. The seepage effect can be observed by the blue-white smoke commonly seen when a radial engine starts up. In order to prevent engine damage, it is universal practice for the ground crew or pilot to check for hydrolock during pre-flight inspection of the aircraft, typically by slowly cranking the propeller for several turns, either by hand or using the starter motor, to make sure the crankshaft cycles normally through all cylinders.
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Throughout his career David Stern has created portraits - always self-portraits and portraits of those close to him - and always in the same close to life size - based on drawings that the model sits for. In addition to portraits of family members, he painted portraits of friends like the philosophers Günther Anders (1986/90) and Abraham Ehrlich (1990), the saxophonist Matze Schubert (1988), the artists Emil B. Hartwig (1990), Al Hansen (1993), Marvin Hayes and Frank Bara (2001/02) and William Wegman (2008), the football player Willis Crenshaw, the diplomats Berel Rodal (2002/03) and Ronald Fagan (1999), the author, screenwriter and poet Jeremy Larner (1999) the actress and therapist Doe Lang (2011/12), or the art critic and curator Karen Wilkin (1999).
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The Chancellor is the chief executive leader. Therefore, the whole cabinet's tenure is linked to the Chancellor's tenure: The Chancellor's (and the cabinet's) term automatically ends, if a newly elected Bundestag sits for the first time, or if they are replaced by a constructive vote of no confidence, resigns or dies. Nevertheless, apart from the case of a constructive vote of no confidence, which by nature instantly invests a new Chancellor (and a new cabinet), the Chancellor and their ministers stay in office as an acting cabinet on the President's request, until the Bundestag has elected a new Chancellor. An acting cabinet and its members have (theoretically) the same powers as an ordinary cabinet, but the Chancellor may not ask the Bundestag for a motion of confidence or ask the President for the appointment of new ministers.
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The next morning, Nev wakes up to a text message from Megan saying that she has had a long- standing alcohol problem and has decided to check into rehab and cannot meet him, which is confirmed by one of Megan's Facebook friends, but Nev realizes that this is likely another lie from Angela. After meeting with the family back at their house, Angela admits that the pictures of Megan were of a family friend, that her daughter Megan really is in rehab downstate and that Angela had really painted each of the paintings that she had sent to Nev. Nev thus realizes that, while believing he was talking to Megan, it was really Angela posing as her with an alternate Facebook account and mobile phone. As he sits for a drawing, Angela confesses that the various Facebook profiles were all maintained by her, but that through her friendship with Nev, she had reconnected with the world of painting, which had been her passion before she sacrificed her career to marry Vince—who has two severely mentally disabled children who require constant care.
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