This doesn't stop another firm to taking over the sketchier sales.
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The more I looked into it, the sketchier the whole situation seemed.
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Upon closer investigation of the source blog, Inexplicata, however, details are much sketchier.
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Things got sketchier out there: the ground wonkier, the cave-ins more frequent.
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It's virtually always a prelude to something even sketchier, per the emails we received.
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Completely forgo the legacy studios and things get … well, not sketchier, exactly, but more intricate.
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Have they done some things that are at points sketchier or could they have done better?
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Ironically, though, that's exactly why Sessions's pattern of behavior since the election now looks so much sketchier.
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" And anytime anyone asks any questions, everyone will just say, "Well, the direct mail guys are sketchier.
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After that, though, things get considerably sketchier as the second-longest bull market in history runs into trouble.
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I think where it gets sketchier, so let me try ... I'm trying to ... How to phrase this carefully.
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We're missing some serious pieces of the puzzle here, Elliott is even sketchier than we thought he was. 13.
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Well, it turns out that some of the sketchier telemarketers out there were misusing a related technology, Automatic Number Identification.
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" Sketchier still, she adds, "We find a lot of herbs from China and India that are contaminated and of dubious quality.
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Robocalls are the worst, but an even sketchier call is back with a vengeance, scamming people out hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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And I wouldn't make a case for "Bloody Bloody" being a better show than "Hamilton"; it's sketchier, for sure, and less celebratory.
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There is, however, still far less enthusiasm for hard-charging smaller banks, which have a sketchier asset mix and a much weaker deposit base.
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It was a pleasure to hear the accomplishment of Mr. Courville and Mr. Tennekoon; but their vocal characters remained far sketchier and less engrossing.
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Credit the producer Seymour Nebenzal, who had a distinguished career in Weimar Germany and a sketchier one in Hollywood, making ambitious pictures on tight budgets.
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"The more I worked there, the sketchier it got," says Josh Thomas, who worked as a brand ambassador for Reynolds last year in Tampa, Florida.
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All of this would be fine if I felt better about our shared enterprise, which is looking sketchier and more gangster-like by the day.
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Still, according to Stefano Zanero, an expert quoted in the story who did see the memos, the memos make Huawei seem sketchier than the story suggested.
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The achievements of Leonidas rely on somewhat sketchier accounts, provided much later by Philostratus the Athenian and Pausanias who hailed the runner's 12 victories through four Olympiads.
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In other secret surveillance news, a report by Human Rights Watch details legal techniques law enforcement officials use to avoid revealing some of their sketchier investigative tools.
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The other major relationship is Jimmy's on-and-off love affair with Kim Wexler (Rhea Seehorn), from whom he is constantly trying to conceal his sketchier side.
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So there's tweets rejoicing about the drone his dad got him for Christmas, fan art, and Graduation-inspired tattoos, but there's also a run of sketchier shit.
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But by making those allegations an issue at all, Trump makes himself more vulnerable to attacks based on allegations about his own behavior — even sketchier claims like Johnson's.
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Higher crude prices could even firm up the corporate-credit markets further, given that marginal oil-and-gas producers are heavily represented among the sketchier junk-bond issuers.
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But after I watched a kerfuffle, where a woman in a pajama outfit threw a fit when her vote somehow got moved from Biden to Buttigieg, things seemed sketchier than ever.
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Years before the hack, researchers were able to reveal some of Hacking Team's sketchier customers, such as the government of Morocco or Ethiopia, which used the company's spyware against journalists and dissidents.
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The law of comparative advantage The guesswork becomes even sketchier for combat and contact sports, because measuring the performance of a wrestler or rugby player is much harder than timing a runner.
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Most famously, these include Italy's Hacking Team, Germany's FinFisher, and Israel's NSO Group, but the market is saturated with lower-quality, sketchier, offerings too, such as Delhi-based Aglaya or Wolf Intelligence.
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It also opens up some sketchier possibilities: at the moment, there's a whole cottage industry of people making $3 Lightning cables for iPhones, without bothering to use Apple's made-for-iPhone program.
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Political Animals forces you to quickly engage these complicated questions, including the sketchier but no less important aspects of campaigning, such as whether or not to exploit (or plant) an opponent's scandals.
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That technique that only grew more effective as the sketchier bitcoin exchanges got shut down and agencies were able to prop up phony money-laundering operations in their place, generating even more leads.
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Although the details are sketchier, and this is not the focus of the Mueller probe, Russia is thought to have financed extremist politicians, hacked computer systems, organised marches and spread lies (see Briefing).
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Though sneaking behind a few row houses, stumbling down a bank, hopping over a trash-littered stream, and approaching a stopped train doesn't sound so simple, Leary said he's found himself in sketchier situations.
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There are other, sketchier means of acquiring it, but if you can't bother to spend three bucks on one of the finest games of all time, you're free to hunt down that method yourself.
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There is a complex portrait of the artist painting on wall facing window — white, red and green; a sketchier version of 2200319 self-portrait in Philadelphia; a Corot-like very early landscape; several early drawings.
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Last week, a very unlucky stoner in Houston looking for a place to get high decided to sneak into an abandoned house and light up, an already-sketchy move that quickly got way, way sketchier.
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But it is also about the narrative of a community in rapid flux: amid the upheaval, is a free apartment a glitch from the sketchier past, something to be rectified in the name of progress?
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Luckily, Shoolbred wasn't seriously harmed, but hopefully this is a lesson to everyone that if a blowdryer arrives in box sketchier than the one that delivered your fake ID in college, maybe refrain from plugging it in.
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Now a fresh report from the Washington Post that Stone told two people in 2016 that he'd been in contact with Wikileaks about stolen Democratic emails—before the email hacks went public—makes him look sketchier than ever.
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Yes, everyone can agree Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino ended Shore much sketchier than he started, or that Sammi "Sweetheart" Giancola deserved much better than the treatment she received from Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, but, no one seemed like a true villain.
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There's a version of Hunchback that's way sketchier, way meaner, that's way more… I wouldn't say sexist or misogynist, but I would say treating sexuality in a really abject, transgressive way, that I pulled out, like a month before it went to press.
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Now ex-NSA hacker is launching a new free tool for Mac that monitors your computer and alerts you when any application, be it a legitimate one like Skype or FaceTime, or a sketchier one, is accessing your webcam and microphone streams.
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The Dream Chaser descended for 60 seconds, reaching speeds of 330 miles per hour, before touching down on the runway to come to a controlled stop, in contrast to its sketchier 2013 flight test, which ended with it skidding off the tarmac.
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She's Love, Love, Loves Country Music If she didn't love country music her best friend probably wouldn't have driven "out to a sketchy location to meet and even sketchier man at 2am" to get tickets to Stagecoach, an annual country music festival in Southern California.
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Rich had never actually been convicted of wrongdoing — he'd been living abroad since being indicted in the 1980s — which made the pardon unusual, and the fact that his wife had given $1 million to the Democratic Party certainly made the pardon look even sketchier.
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But if you followed this effort to create confusion and doubt during the period when Mueller rolled out three more guilty pleas and indictments of 13 Russians really closely, what the months-long frenzy—and the Schiff memo in particular—has actually done is make the Trump campaign look sketchier than ever.
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Sometimes the pursuit of a motif results in a drawing's verso being even more fascinating than its world-famous recto, as in "Female Figure Seen in Bust-Length from the Front (Cleopatra)" from the Casa Buonarroti in Florence, which has a sketchier but even more expressive version of a woman's head on the back.
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Trekking home after a night out meant waiting forever for the R, changing for the express at Atlantic, changing again at either 42nd Street (the longest walk ever) or at 145th (a little bit sketchier), and then dozing off and on as the A went local from 42nd to West 181st (that's 16 stops).
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So it's possible that Kushner (who is, remember, a White House adviser) or people close to him may have wanted to shape the story in a way that made Kushner look relatively good — fearing the alternative, that a sketchier and more innuendo-filled account of Kushner having another strange meeting with a Russian would leak eventually.
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The start of Becca's journey was pretty close to her heartbreak, but fans had a little more time to adjust by the time the season premiered in May, after about two months of filming (the details are a bit sketchier here, but Reality Steve does have a report that claims Becca filmed her final rose ceremony on May 10, 2018).
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In the larger of the two works, which is roughly five by eight feet, a middle-aged man in casual dress ambles across the foreground, his face turned away from the viewer, as if he too is surveying the goings-on: at the far end of the room, suave fellow in an emerald green shirt waits for service at a counter; a man on the right lights a woman's cigarette, which she holds in an extended hand rather than to her lips; smaller, sketchier figures engage in not-easily-discernable activities that might be illicit, or might simply involve routine maintenance; behind the service counter, but separated by a pillar from the man in the green shirt, a rotund clerk holding a key glances up at the viewer from across the enormous room.
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The gravesite of Maud Earl. Maud Earl's career can be said to have developed through four styles. Her earlier dog portraits, painted between 1880 and 1900, display a rich, naturalistic style. Between 1900 and 1915 these portraits took on a sketchier, looser style, although still highly finished.
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View of Florence, 1898, oil on wood. Achenbach's laterworks often display a less formal, sketchier quality. Museum Kunstpalast. During Achenbach's lifetime, his paintings were mainly given public viewings and he was therefore viewed as a painter of "salon paintings" or "gallery ready" paintings in whose work the newer artistic movements were not reflected.
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Critically, the novel has been rated as rather minor de Camp. Anthony Boucher called it "[s]lighter and sketchier than de Camp's LEST DARKNESS FALL or THE WHEELS OF IF, [but] still a lively and entertaining adventure-cum-satire."Boucher, Anthony. "Recommended Reading," in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, v. 14, no. 1, January 1958, page 33.
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A final skill acquired is the ability to omit information that is not needed in order to communicate effectively. Even sketchier is information on what types of organization are acquired first, but anecdotal information and researchHazel, Paul. Toward a Narrative Pedagogy for Interactive Learning Environments. Interactive Learning Environments, v16 n3 p199-213 Dec 2008 suggests that even young children understand chronological information, making narratives the easiest type of student writing.
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" Bradley was quoted as saying "Temperatures in the latter half of the 20th century were unprecedented", while Mann said "As you go back farther in time, the data becomes sketchier. One can’t quite pin things down as well, but, our results do reveal that significant changes have occurred, and temperatures in the latter 20th century have been exceptionally warm compared to the preceding 900 years. Though substantial uncertainties exist in the estimates, these are nonetheless startling revelations.
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Comics historian Les Daniels observed that "Working with artist Keith Giffen, Levitz completed the transformation of Legion into a science-fiction saga of considerable scope and depth." The Legion celebrated issue #300 (June 1983) by revisiting the "Adult Legion" storyline through a series of parallel world short stories illustrated by a number of popular Legion artists from previous years. The story served to free up Legion continuity from following the "Adult Legion" edict of previous issues. Giffen's style changed abruptly a few issues later, to a darker and sketchier style inspired by Argentinian artist José Muñoz.
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Comics historian Les Daniels observed that, "Working with artist Keith Giffen, Levitz completed the transformation of Legion into a science-fiction saga of considerable scope and depth." The Legion celebrated issue #300 (June 1983) by revisiting the "Adult Legion" storyline through a series of parallel world short stories illustrated by a number of popular Legion artists from previous years. The story served to free up Legion continuity from following the "Adult Legion" edict of previous issues. Giffen's style changed abruptly a few issues later, to a darker and sketchier style inspired by Argentinian artist José Muñoz.
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It was a huge success; however, the Xerox resulted in films with a "sketchier" look and lacked the quality of the hand-inked films. According to Floyd Norman, who was working at Disney at the time, it felt like the end of an era.Taking My Best Shot: Working on Disney's "The Saga of Windwagon Smith" On December 15, 1966, Walt Disney died of lung cancer. The last two films he was involved in was The Jungle Book (1967) and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1977), since one of the shorts Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree was released during his lifetime, and he was involved in the production of Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day.
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According to reviewer S. W. Graham, the book is written at a level that is suitable for advanced undergraduate students of mathematics. In contrast, James V. Rauff recommends it to "anyone interested in the history and mathematics of the Riemann hypothesis". Reviewer Don Redmond writes that, while the even-numbered chapters explain the history well, the odd-numbered chapters present the mathematics too informally to be useful, failing to provide insight to readers who do not already understand the mathematics, and failing even to explain the importance of the Riemann hypothesis. Graham adds that the level of mathematics is inconsistent, with detailed explanations of basics and sketchier explanations of material that is more advanced.
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Danny, whilst fairly successful in his role in the drama department and fancying himself as a ladies' man, is over-confident and his own brashness often leads to his own downfall, particularly regarding Alison. Willbond and Edwards developed their characters from earlier, sketchier incarnations of the pair they had performed, partly improvised, at various comedy festivals. The curry night element which plays a part in each episode, was also developed from another previous sketch Edwards had performed in, about a group of businessmen who were obsessed with going for a curry and "the hotter the better", again at various comedy gigs. The planned second series was put on hold when a television version for BBC Two was considered.
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At this time, Li Yuan's infantry began arriving, with the van division deploying in a square to fend off a Sui attack while the other two divisions were coming up behind it. Wen Daya's account now becomes sketchier, indicating that the infantry charged the Sui army, at which point Li Yuan's sons led the cavalry around the Sui flank towards the town, where the small garrison left behind by Song Laosheng was forced to drop the portcullis gates. Li Yuan then let spread the rumour that Song Laosheng had been killed, which demoralized the Sui force. The Sui army began to retreat, but this turned into a rout when they found their retreat to Huoyi cut off by Li Yuan's cavalry and the barred gates.
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