He might not make it out of the slanted ... It was in the Slanted Door [restaurant], he might not make it out.
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Instead of being an $888 billion tax cut overwhelmingly slanted toward the superrich, it's now a $657 billion tax cut that's less slanted in its distribution.
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Defendants seeking to have a case summarily tossed often feel as though the rules are slanted against them ... because the rules are, in fact, slanted against them.
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And then I look up and I'm actually like slanted.
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A slanted organizer you can use for more than shoes
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A slanted blue 2x1 signifies mashed potatoes with pickled mustard seeds.
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In another area, office buildings slanted sideways, teetering above busy streets.
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In it, a stuck paint stirrer slanted like a sundial's gnomon.
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The walls of the arbor were slanted latticework, overgrown with ivy.
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This court is slanted, so bank it, but not too hard.
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More accurately, it tends to refer to anybody with slanted eyes.
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But the question was absurdly slanted in favor of the policy.
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These fake stories seemed very much slanted in favour of Mr Trump.
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From decades of molding clay, his fingers were slanted at terrifying angles.
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" That second "e" also looks similar to the slanted "e" in "Google.
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He often claims that stories about him are false and unfairly slanted.
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Every story written by "the fake media" is "badly slanted," Trump tweeted.
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Once her furniture was in place, she discovered the floors were slanted.
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There's a car and a slanted structure with a lot of windows.
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It also featured a single strap, bra-style top, and slanted skirt.
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Her dress featured a high neckline, short sleeves, and a slanted skirt.
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Some tiny homes had slanted roofs while others were flat on top.
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The tone of Sinclair's national news stories has slowly become more slanted.
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We were slanted on a hill, half-upside down, clothes still on.
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I think I was referencing the difference between Slanted and Crooked Rain.
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"Slanted writing" sounds as if it's referring to italics, but it's not.
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Hinging the front door at the rear also facilitated a more slanted windshield.
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Then it climbed, in a slanted oval, looped back, descended, deposited more death.
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The trunks of the trees went straight up or slanted toward each other.
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Many ledges were too high, too thin, or too slanted for comfortable sitting.
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Slanted Door serves elegant Vietnamese cuisine overlooking the bay in San Francisco, California.
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The D.C. game of cherry-picking polls can result in a slanted view.
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A few beams of sunlight slanted down, but otherwise all was in shade.
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Off the kitchen, there's a sunny breakfast room with a slanted glass ceiling.
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The result is a slanted viewpoint that emphasizes negative impacts based on speculation.
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Coverage often seems maddeningly slanted, with partisan sycophantic reporting across the media spectrum.
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It is, like much of Weems's work, a kind of slanted self-portrait.
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This space is composed of two rooms with slanted ceilings along the perimeter.
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As for me, I don't want any deliberately slanted news from any source.
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It was slanted — a little bit of Pisa in Georgetown — and painted yellow.
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The trial against our corrupt chief executive is clearly slanted in his favor.
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"It was very partisan, very slanted, very unfair," Schumer said of McConnell's outline.
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Placed slightly slanted against a thicker book, I had not noticed it before.
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But I think it would reduce the fuel supply for false and slanted information.
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It'd probably register as a very slanted term if run through the Knife's analysis.
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The German sporting goods company has trademark protection for its slanted three-stripe logo.
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Sadly, inaccurate figures have been cited, as well as slanted descriptions of Israeli policies.
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"Everybody knows the (national) media is slanted toward the establishment right now," Qureshi said.
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Campaigns often resort to hyperbole, loose interpretations, and slanted opinions to advance their candidates.
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Conceivably, China could agree, under U.S. pressure, to such an arrangement, slanted against China.
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Accompanied by music, the wood smoke wafted dreamily through the slanted late-afternoon light.
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Calligraphy that stays planted on its rails, uniformly slanted, would look much more conventional.
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Trump has also routinely been accused of using slanted speech when discussing foreign policy.
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Within the studio, the exhibition space is the wall between the two slanted ceiling beams.
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You have dealt with an unbelievably slanted & negative media & have come out of it beautifully.
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Both models have the slanted rectangular sides and overall shape of the original PS4 design.
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Huge teeth descend from a slanted roof as a distressed native toils at the earth.
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But it slanted its focus toward its title character and her "economic anxiety" self-justifications.
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Rays from the setting sun slanted through the living room window onto the wooden floor.
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Republicans seized on the texts to claim that the F.B.I.'s leadership was politically slanted.
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See the truck's fine, narrow D-pillar, the slanted back stand that supports the roof?
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A broad column of light from the low winter sun outside slanted through the hall.
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Already, the intelligence he receives is dangerously politicized, slanted in ways designed to please him.
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He could see his breath in the weak light that slanted through his cell window.
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Use a slanted pencil, like Benefit's Goof Proof Eyebrow Pencil, to shape and fill them in.
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But today, that beauty is only visible in fleeting moments, like afternoon light through slanted blinds.
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Modern systems still struggle to identify faces through glass, particularly the slanted windshield of an automobile.
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Another problem is simply that the economics strongly favour the production and distribution of slanted news.
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You have dealt with an unbelievably slanted and negative media and have come out beautifully. Beautifully.
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The trend lines of this pattern converge, with both trend lines slanted in an upward direction.
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About 47 percent of the scratches were slanted in the direction of a right-handed cut.
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About 11 percent of the scratches slanted the opposite direction, reflecting a left-handed cutting motion.
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In the parking lot, buses lined up side by side, casting slanted shadows on the asphalt.
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" Filmmaker and comedian Kate Moron discusses being asked, "is it true Asian women have slanted vaginas?
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You have dealt with an unbelievable slanted and negative media, and have come out beautifully – beautifully.
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You have dealt with an unbelievable slanted and negative media, and have come out beautifully — beautifully.
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Thirty-eight percent believe news coverage is slanted in the Democratic nominee's favor, the poll found.
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He nodded slowly, marooned in his slanted body posture and surprised at the disappointment he felt.
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Of course, the selection of details inevitably provides its own slanted commentary, as Politkovskaya well knew.
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Guest quarters are on the second floor of the carriage house, under a slanted wood ceiling.
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And suddenly it became acceptable to come at these stories from a slanted point of view.
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Her writings to Mr. Flynt often ran a dozen pages in a slanted, if sloppy, cursive.
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In the US, UK, and elsewhere, cultures have slanted toward being witch-neutral or witch-positive.
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It was supposed to be a raunchy, R-rated comedy slanted more for an adult audience.
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It was supposed to be a raunchy, R-rated comedy slanted more for an adult audience.
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Social media aids and abets our slanted perceptions much like this whole episode tries to reverse it.
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Houses look dilapidated, with roofs made of slanted steel sheets and walls comprised of different color wood.
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This does not include the seven public television channels, which are also slanted heavily in Fidesz's favor.
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These include decreased muscle tone, a flat face, slanted eyes and a range of potential learning disabilities.
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One major contribution by the university's researchers was the development of the Utah Slanted Electrode Array (USEA).
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The slanted legs on trampolines have apparently proven particularly difficult for roboticists to get their brains around.
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It's not fair to have to play on a field slanted by gerrymandering, but politics ain't beanbag.
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Then the music changed and the whole world of music became more blues slanted and more exploratory.
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Plus, as you can see, a concealer brush and slanted shadow brush for carving out the crease.
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One bill, when slanted, appears to have a large drop of water slowly moving down its face.
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The rack itself is slightly slanted, so water can drain from your dishes directly into the sink.
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But if you look carefully you'll notice many have tilted pillars, slanted rooftops and warped stone floors.
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Plans to deal with Brexit were slanted more towards reducing risks than seizing opportunities, the survey showed.
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The stories we learn about each country are often partial and slanted, because only The Framework matters.
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Tape or rocks are often used to secure items on the slanted parapets that line the pools.
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Just because my eyes are slanted does not mean I am any less deserving of being here.
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I said, "What's something you think all Asians have in common?" and they told me slanted eyes.
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Trump claimed that Winfrey posed "biased and slanted" questions to a panel on the CBS news program.
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The "duchess slant" is inspired by Princess Kate, who often sits with her legs slanted to the side.
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They were shown with a transparent box with food on a platform sticking out of a slanted plane.
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Take, for instance, a site like the Libertarian-slanted Liberty Viral and its companion site The Libertarian Republic.
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Try to gather information whether the compass in southern Australia will be slightly slanted as it points north.
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The volume controls are also slanted and small, which made me prefer the knob on the center console.
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There is a big leap between calling journalists unfairly slanted against a certain party and calling them liars.
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The spacious master bedroom is carpeted and has a slanted ceiling with exposed beams and a large closet.
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Kennicott also questioned the wisdom of creating a building with slanted walls for the purpose of displaying art.
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And seeing that she liked to tilt her keyboard for improved ergonomics, he built a slanted, retractable tray.
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He chose a club with a slanted roof of corrugated steel and Fela bursting from the sound system.
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"You have dealt with an unbelievable slanted and negative media, and have come out beautifully — beautifully," Belichick wrote.
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Then I walked to Boston Common to take the bus to the start in Hopkinton in slanted rain.
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In the slanted sunlight—it was about 9 P.M. —the glacier, known as Kangilernata, seemed to be glowing.
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Light slanted through the boards above, and giant tanks used for water filtration stood in front of him.
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It was a floor down, visible through a slanted window, two glass doors away from a swimming pool.
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"There's been a small amount of early voting that's very Democratic-slanted and favorable to Ossoff," Kondik said.
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Last week, Donald Trump proposed an enormous deficit-increasing tax cut slanted toward the interests of high-income families.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads An oval spotlight shoots across the gallery's brick wall from a slanted angle.
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High school was not kind, and did nothing to help my slanted reality or my unhealthy relationship with food.
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SANDRA HURTES New York To the Editor: I read with disgust your slanted article on the Wounded Warrior Project.
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It's a weird install if you have non-traditional siding on your house, like the slanted slabs on mine.
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" Trump also said Belichick wrote that the Republican nominee has faced a "slanted media and have come out beautifully.
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Defendants like those from Trump's campaign aren't expected to win these motions -- the rules are admittedly slanted against them.
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The question of what to do about Iran's counter-escalation, then, is being put before an extremely slanted panel.
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Fearing the report would be slanted, Sitrick came up with what were two highly novel ideas at the time.
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The slanted early-morning sun amid the pillars colors the sides of bread trucks moving slowly on their deliveries.
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Both speakers have a cylindrical shape, but the top of Home is slanted downward, whereas Echo's top is flat.
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The president has long argued that the 85033 deal is slanted against the U.S. and unfairly impacts American workers.
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He described his politics as "radically middle-of-the-road," and he didn't believe that the Sentinel was slanted.
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Her ensemble — which had a high neck and slanted skirt — looked as though it was made out of foil.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $2,400Those short, slanted driveways in hilly, urban areas could be a problem.
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Despite the creation of separate "facts" through slanted reporting, the reality is that Americans hold complicated, sometimes contradictory opinions.
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With a slanted heel, a heavy jewel and a hot color, these shoes are a fashion moment unto themselves.
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Executive Chef Justine Kelly, of Slanted Door and Iron Chef fame, is the culinary genius behind the company's recipes.
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But when slanted sunbeams fell on Eleanor Rigby's headstone as if on cue, I shivered a little and smiled.
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The Walias Band welded the slanted minor modes and hovering grooves of Ethiopian music onto a wriggling, electrified sound.
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Further complicating its efforts is the dissemination of articles that are exaggerated, slanted or inflammatory but not obviously fake.
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"But if the playing field were slanted like a little bit toward us, I'd accept that also," Trump said.
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He also said that the bill was too slanted to big corporations, but that it was worthy of support.
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" Mr. Netanyahu has dismissed the police recommendations to charge him as "slanted" and "full of holes, like Swiss cheese.
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"CopenHill" opened October 2000, with hiking trails, a fitness center, even an artificial ski slope on its slanted roof.
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The floors of the rooms were all slanted toward drains and everything was of course waterproof, including the furniture.
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The call was for Jermaine Kearse to pick at the goal line while Ricardo Lockette slanted in underneath the screen.
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Executive Chef Justine Kelly, of Slanted Door and Iron Chef fame, is the creative tour de force behind those recipes.
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But, as I've noted in a recent article, much of GAO's recent work on retirement saving has been similarly slanted.
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Or the San Francisco Chinamen, featuring slanted eyes and a pointy hat (as the National Congress on American Indians suggested).
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The first singles were all about the aesthetic and the sound, and Slanted & Enchanted was the last bit of that.
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Bureaucratic "make-work" and stretching the limits of imagination, such as sweeping "guidance" and politically slanted "reports" must be avoided.
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Some connect to the back of the unit, others to the bottom, alternately suggesting slanted ceilings or eccentric garage doors.
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It was the most beautiful house I could imagine, despite its old walls and slanted roof and barely working furnace.
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Natives are seen only from the settlers' point of view; the whole is awash in the slanted light of fable.
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Of course, algorithm-driven mass manipulation is only one weapon in propagandists' arsenals, alongside television and ideologically slanted talk radio.
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The master bedroom runs the width of the second level, with dormer windows set into slanted walls at either end.
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When you think of a knife block, you may envision the traditional, slanted wooden block that sits on your counter.
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With all of its phony unnamed sources & highly slanted & even fraudulent reporting, #Fake News is DISTORTING DEMOCRACY in our country!
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Also launching with the foundation is a slanted buffing brush (which, as you may know, delivers the most natural-looking effect).
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Back in 2016 it was heavily criticized for creating an Asian "yellowface" stereotype augmented reality lens that gave people slanted eyes.
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Comcast is looking to change that with its xFi Advanced Gateway, which trades the slabs for a sleek, slanted mini tower.
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Since 2002 — eons ago in internet time — Bookslut has published smart, thoughtful bookish writing, heavily slanted toward small presses and women.
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Despite the fact that Sprint Center is just 45 miles from Kansas' Allen Fieldhouse, the crowd was slanted toward the Cyclones.
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Naomi Campbell brushed off her ties to accused sexual predators Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Epstein as slanted reporting from the media.
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They are usually slanted, anti-Trump questions, so they don&apost see the narrative here, which this is a divided country.
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As the Northern Hemisphere approaches winter, it leans away from the sun and receives less daylight — making the terminator appear slanted.
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McKinnon said volcanoes are weak, sloppy heaps of loosely bound rocks all slanted downhill and they slip off all the time.
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In a teenager's slanted penmanship, he promised to improve his lot with girls and, above all else, to succeed in college.
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Others, though, would zoom in on that first night in the closet-sized Parisian hotel room with the slanted stairs and slanted floors, the room spinning from what I would in retrospect properly label as vertigo, my mind flooding with the dreadful realization that every corner of Paris does not smell like the pages of glossy lady magazines.
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At the highest levels of the sport, a BuzzFeed News investigation shows, scoring is often slanted in favor of judges' home countries.
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Grilles have morphed into various forms over the years — steep, flat, bulbous, or slanted — and have used varying amounts of shiny chrome.
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Titles like Slanted and Enchanted, Crooked Rain, Brighten The Corners...Both Stephen and I came up with the artwork for our records.
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Don't give special commutations for people that do bad things because you don't feel like you want to look like you're slanted.
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In an effort to compete, the various cable news networks have slanted their coverage toward where they think viewers will gravitate toward.
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But as Briand continued, this approach to money became incredibly slanted towards investment, which was how he discovered the classic car market.
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Where debate once elevated the best idea, student bodies are now presented slanted worldviews, denying them lessons in critical thinking, he said.
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This moment comes as Eritrea, which sits like a narrow, slanted pistol along the Horn of Africa, continues to face fierce criticism.
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You can click the "B" icon to bold the text, the slanted "I" to italicize, and the crossed out "S" to strikethrough.
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At the nonprofit's enclaves of mini-homes, roofs are arched, gabled or slanted and facades come in earth tones or candy colors.
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The Slanted Door braising sauces, $16.95 for 15.5 and 16.75 ounces (depending on variety), Williams Sonoma stores, 877-812-6235, williams-sonoma.com.
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The attacks coincided with highly slanted articles about Mr. Macron on the French language services of Sputnik and RT, formerly Russia Today.
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One day after a particularly bad haircut, Jerome fingered the slanted frontier that was now his hairline as they ate Chinese food.
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Heavily slanted to Auto-Tuned vocals, rap and forgettable pop, it doesn't even pick the best from those compromised segments of music.
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" In an email, Dr. Himmelstein said the "Myth and Measurement" article "both misrepresented our research, and presented a highly slanted statistical analysis.
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As newsrooms shrink, this is getting less and less possible, and more and more reporting can come off as polarized or slanted.
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The venture capitalist also brought up Fox News, and said he didn't like that the television outlet was so slanted toward the right.
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He added that Sinclair airs slanted videos like Epshteyn's despite the fact that the commentator doesn't have significant followings on Facebook or YouTube.
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The volcanic spreading center — more than 300 miles long — lies in a slanted line off the West Coast, from British Columbia to Oregon.
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That included an actual research project from Google critic Robert Epstein, author of a controversial study about whether Google results are politically slanted.
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The channel, previously known as Russia Today, says it offers a refreshing Russian-slanted alternative take on global events to mainstream Western media.
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In slanted camcorder video footage, someone is playing Call of Duty on their TV. The player character stands in front of a door.
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She pointed to a small house on a slanted street where she once persuaded a young woman coughing up blood to get treatment.
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Andy Cohen, Co-CEO of Gensler, one of the world's leading architectural firms, says parking structures that are traditionally built with slanted floors.
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If developers insist on building walls on their beaches, he said, they should be slanted, and resorts should supplement them with beach nourishment.
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The Daily Shoe With a slanted heel, a heavy jewel and a hot color, these Balenciaga shoes are a fashion moment unto themselves.
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The slightly triangular room, which used to house Commerce, is plainer now, with dark tables, slanted mirrors and many fewer Art Deco touches.
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Record contracts are notoriously slanted in the favor of labels, which benefit disproportionately from sales and, in most cases, hold ownership of masters.
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For you, then, this brilliant recipe for shaking beef, adapted by Mark Bittman from the one used at Slanted Door in San Francisco.
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Conservatives have accused the company of using its dominance of online search to provide results slanted against Republicans — a charge the company denies.
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The long, angular skull, slanted eye sockets and fewer than normal ribs -- 10 pairs rather than the normal 12 -- only deepened the mystery.
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Front Burner Slanted Door sauces from the chef Charles Phan are designed to amp up the flavor in stir-fries and slow simmers.
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Now, Charles Phan, the founder and chef at the Slanted Door restaurant in San Francisco, has taken the same approach to Vietnamese fare.
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When a pattern calls for material to be cut on the bias, it is to be cut on a 45-degree angle (slanted!).
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It's also emblematic of a broken system that, at every stop, is slanted against black men like Mr. Browder and other minority groups.
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The slots in the rear are raised slightly — storing the bottles on a forward-slanted tilt — which ensures that the cork will remain damp.
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Disclosing the origins of funds gives think tanks credibility and shields them from potentially slanted, lobby-funded or agenda-driven research, the group said.
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I was hustling in the creative market just like everyone else, but I wasn't about to sell my soul for a conservative-slanted shortcut.
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That's particularly important when it comes to Fox News — a channel known for scare tactics, slanted coverage, and being watched by President Donald Trump.
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In fact, there was a period when people slept on a slanted bed, so that they could quickly jump out of bed to fight.
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Routinely slated for extremely legitimate reasons, and slanted to whichever end of the liberal or conservative scale you fancy, it just hasn't been reliable.
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Biographers might complain that Bill's portrait of his wife was as slanted in its own way as the hostile portrait painted by the Republicans.
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The California motions were evaluated under an even stricter test, one even more slanted against the defendants, and Trump still had some counts dismissed.
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I've gone in-depth on this one factoid generated by the GAO because that factoid has spawned and slanted press coverage on retirement savings.
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The artist subverted the symmetry of the Brazilian pavilion by installing a slanted grate that stretches from the entrance to the building's back wall.
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"I think we can all agree that some of the media is very slanted," said Griffith, who came to the march with his church.
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For the 2014 art show "Picasso and the Camera," at the Gagosian Gallery in Chelsea, he installed slanted columns covered in blown-up photographs.
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Make Mark's adaptation of Charles Phan's recipe for shaking beef, from the vaunted Slanted Door restaurant in San Francisco: 20 minutes, start to finish.
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Over a year ago, images and videos of an electric scooter with enormous wheels and a slanted, off-center frame began popping up online.
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The coverage has slanted negative, filled with the worries that centrists have — that the tax wouldn't work in practice or would slow economic growth.
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An earlier version of this article and an accompanying picture caption misstated the given name of the chef de cuisine at the Slanted Door.
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Last time around, Republicans dominated the process and walked away with such slanted district maps that they've held the House of Representatives easily ever since.
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The House map is also slanted in Republicans' favor, due in part to gerrymandering and in part to geography — as are many state legislative districts.
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Not only is the House map slanted in their party's favor, but the 2018 midterms wiped out almost every Republican representing a district Clinton won.
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People are invited to interact freely with the piece — get up close to the windows, walk on the slanted roof, knock on the wood panels.
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Then, with a slanted eyeliner brush, smudge the lines to create a slightly smoky effect, and apply mascara to make your eyes pop even more.
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The flow of information is typically slanted one-way, from the spacecraft to Earth, and the link is not normally shared beyond a few devices.
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My knowledge of my brother consisted primarily of a snapshot taken at the institution showing a small boy with slanted eyes on my father's lap.
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The poll suggested the DMO will adopt a similar issuance profile to the current financial year, although slanted more in favor of long-dated bonds.
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Book this slanted cabin for $93 per weekend nightWhile the outside is certainly eye-catching, this woodsy tiny home is special on the inside, too.
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The slanted roof makes hitting your head a strong possibility, and standing up in a lofted bedroom like this is entirely out of the question.
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Other than the slanted pop-up selfie camera, the Reno has a dual camera on the back and is, unsurprisingly, all screen on the front.
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On trains, in waiting rooms, sprawled across the slanted floorboards as he lay down to perform the stretches the chiropractor had prescribed for his back.
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After earning his doctorate in 1902, Phillips set out to correct the slanted picture of the Southern past that he believed prevailed at the time.
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A guest suite opens through a window in a slanted wall to the "ramparts," a balcony with a stone surround overlooking marshes, Mr. Lochrane said.
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A Reader in Florida Reader in Florida: Think about what a bias is: a strong feeling, coming from one side or another; a slanted opinion.
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The atypical placement of the bunkers was a function of the distinctive topography of the site — hummocks, gorges, hills and dales that slanted and dipped.
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There are scenes in "The Spy" where it looks like you, not a stunt double, are the one scaling buildings and sneaking across slanted rooftops.
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In this case, that involved adapting a dance that had been developed in a studio to a slanted hillside road full of potholes and dirt.
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In "Rise and Grind" (2018), a slanted red phallic shape pushes through a hole in a metal object resembling the circular end of a wrench.
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Shelves are created from slanted floor-to-ceiling wood boards, and the open kitchen has stone floors, hickory cabinets, Corian countertops and a Viking range.
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It has a sleek, simple, and curved metal frame with full-length guardrails and a slanted ladder that is attached for safe and easy climbing.
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Then in May, one of Facebook's trending news editors told Gizmodo that the team was routinely suppressing trending stories that slanted in a conservative direction.
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There's also a floor-based pedestal that lifts its slanted, two-legged, stool-like sculpture, "untitled: female (2); 2018" (2018), nearly 10 feet in the air.
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It should be noted that the woman who loses her makeup is a thin, light-skinned, woman of color with long, loose curls and slanted eyes.
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Editorial Lead: Michael Zelenko; Design: Frank Bi, Yuri Victor, James Bareham, William Joel, Georgia Cowley; Photography: James Bareham; Development: Frank Bi, Yuri Victor; Illustrations: Slanted Studios.
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"With all of its phony unnamed sources & highly slanted & even fraudulent reporting, #Fake News is DISTORTING DEMOCRACY in our country!" he said in a subsequent tweet.
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The deliberately slanted memo criticized a secret warrant issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to monitor the communications of one-time Trump aide Carter Page.
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Pai, a Republican, has been silent this week on Trump's suggestions that media outlets he believes are slanted against him should be challenged over their licenses.
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For the hair, Andre might use varying sizes and colors of stacking bricks, thin plates, and slanted, single, and square bricks to create a textured effect.
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He has also played on suggestions that the Justice Department is slanted against Republicans, by alluding to special prosecutor Robert Mueller's investigation of the Trump administration.
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Long pastel ladders, often missing rungs, lie slanted onto a wall leading to the ceiling of the space, functionally useless and somehow lonely for this reason.
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Early returns on deals for Robinson Cano and closer Edwin Diaz are not slanted in the Mets' favor, which could cause some hesitation in dealing Syndergaard.
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Pai, a Republican, has been silent this week on Trump's suggestions that media outlets he believes are slanted against him should be challenged over their licenses.
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Old media could be held to account for its cozy relationships, its disclosure failures, its hiring practices and its blinkered or slanted coverage — real or perceived.
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Trilobites You know that face your dog makes, the one that's a little bit quizzical, maybe a bit sad, a bit anticipatory, with the eyebrows slanted?
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Its first important building, the 21970 Condominium One, with its signature slanted roofs and open interiors, would make it onto the National Register of Historic Places.
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One of the passengers, Dav Cheung, 21, said in an interview that the train had vibrated and slanted horizontally as it approached the Hung Hom platform.
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The slanted, four-step ladder has a maximum weight allowance of 165 pounds, making the top bunk a bit inaccessible for people weighing more than that.
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My teacher didn't see this as a negative, telling me that my overly slanted writing indicated the individual, unique person she thought I would someday be.
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If our politics become more racially polarized, or split more along a rural/urban divide, the Senate could soon become an institution systematically slanted in Republicans' favor.
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Given the part of the skull that was affected, the shape of the depression and slanted direction of the blow, the researchers ruled out falling cave debris.
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The whole should suggest a schematic enclosure, but instead keeps us at bay, engaging us with the different relationships between each slanted vertical and the long horizontals.
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When it came to displaying her work in Caltech's signature Cahill Center, the building's unique architecture presented a challenge, with its slanted ceilings and odd asymmetric planes.
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The duo's spring 2017 collection featured old and new incarnations of the stripes and off-the-shoulder slanted collars that have made the brand a best-seller.
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Setting it off with "After the Gold Rush," belting in all black, cowboy hat slanted over his eyes, pounding a pipe organ and delivering serrated harmonica licks.
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Likewise, over the course of 24, when yields slanted lower as stocks had one of the gentlest ascents in memory, rising 20 percent with hardly any pullbacks.
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So we consulted Charles Phan of San Francisco's beloved Vietnamese restaurant The Slanted Door and asked him how the phock to make some great beef pho bo.
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In recent years, that nasally number and the accompanying animation (cats with slanted eyes and buck teeth) have been criticized as perpetuating racist stereotypes about Asian people.
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These one-sided polls with slanted issue questions could once again easily miss the impact of 4 percent growth combined with more muscular trade and immigration policies.
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The centerpiece—the hub, a consultant might call it—was an open pit, surrounded by low, slanted walls that made it look like a square salad bowl.
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Kirk's teeth, nubby and square, extended from his gums in perfect alignment, slanted inward, like stout little Chiclets, so tiny in his abyss of his moist mouth.
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News reports last week suggested that some members of Mueller's staff think that Barr slanted the evidence in the report in order to make Trump look good.
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Not only did her dress feature a thigh-high slit and slanted neckline, but it was also paired with a matching cape that draped across her shoulders.
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I don't want to say anything more than level, but if the playing field were slanted a little more toward us, I would accept that also, OK?
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It has slanted slats at the bottom that allow the police — or anyone — to peer in and see if someone has passed out on the concrete floor.
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Conor's camp says that's BS. Paulie will be part of the Showtime announcing team working the Mayweather fight -- but Showtime says it's not worried about slanted coverage.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers head coach appeared on ESPN's "First Take" on Monday and criticized the network for what he believed was a slanted piece against his quarterback.
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Van der Duin and his family had arrived on Thursday and pitched a couple of tents on a narrow, slanted patch of grass next to the road.
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That's interesting because, No. 1, it's not true — not all Asians have slanted eyes and Asians aren't the only people that have a slant to our eyes.
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Supporters of Trump's move, meanwhile, argue that trade relationships have been unfairly slanted against the U.S. for too long, creating trade deficits and wiping out American jobs.
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"It was very partisan, very slanted, very unfair," Schumer said of the trial outlined by McConnell, who pledged to be in "total coordination" with the White House.
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There is no Russian equivalent of congressional oversight, not even an independent national security adviser to warn him when he is being fed slanted and partial data.
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The tower is designed to simulate nasty weather of all kinds—slanted downpours, harsh winds, insistent drizzle—so Gore can test the efficacy of the materials it manufactures.
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If we choose to get by without one, that won't usher in a free market utopia — it would just render our exporters uncompetitive, playing on a slanted field.
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The birds' size difference is said to represent the size difference between Styles and Tomlinson — and also, doesn't the bird on the right clearly have Styles's slanted eyebrows?
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" He added, "While I thank God I have not endured bodily harm, I have, however, felt the pressure applied by the scales of justice when they are slanted.
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Facial differences are typically facial characteristics of individuals with craniofacial conditions—widely spaced eye sockets, underdeveloped upper jaw, large skull, and slanted eyes that bulge from the face.
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First, in 2016 alone, ransomware became a billion dollar industry, and will only grow as long as the risk-reward calculus remains extremely slanted in favor of attackers.
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"It's the specific reporter that they find who might be a little bit slanted toward believing things, and they'll hit him" with a flood of fake news stories.
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And that's why the Aivia, a combo subwoofer/speaker, is slanted — so it will fit seamlessly against a wall and not jut out because of a charging cable.
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Schultz insisted that Russia has never told him what to say on air, and that he's never even slanted a story to be more favorable to the nation.
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This should start in education, especially collegiate education that is becoming more and more slanted toward counterculture and is creating a culture in where counterpoint is not welcomed.
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Elevated on top of a slanted memory foam seating area, the video depicts K.E. in a strange bodysuit while being filmed by Meisenberg inside of a luxury hotel.
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Chinese smartphone maker Oppo, known for numerous attempts to get rid of the notch once and for all, has a new idea: a slanted pop-up selfie camera.
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Now, Onyx, a manufacturer of non-plastic storage containers, has recreated this old style stainless steel tray that makes 18 "slanted" cubes by pulling the easy-release handle.
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The biggest update comes in the form of revamping Aunt Sarah's racist Siamese cats, who were named Si and Am in the original with buckteeth and slanted eyes.
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A couple of guys took pictures of their penises, and when it became evident that one of the guys had a member that slanted, we called him Slope.
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Bustling 20th-century cities such as Allentown, Pennsylvania, and Toledo and Youngstown, Ohio have borne the brunt of international competition and markets slanted against a hostile regulatory environment.
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The coincidence of the hacking of the Macron campaign website, the phishing attacks and the slanted articles caused Mr. Mahjoubi to consider that there might be Russian involvement.
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Soon after the purchase, Sinclair laid off roughly 20 employees and began requiring the station to air must-runs that some on the staff viewed as politically slanted.
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How the Whitesides had to lay their kids on a blanket-covered wooden board slanted downward so they could clap their children's backs to help release lung mucus.
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Its profile is Acadian, with a slanted metal roof and columned front porch, while the interior has an open plan, with picture windows framing the woods and river.
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Fully assembled, the Dorel Home Products Twin-Over-Twin Metal Bunk Bed is 78-inches long, 176.993-inches wide (60 inches with slanted ladder), and 61.5-inches tall.
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"While I thank God I have not endured bodily harm, I have however felt the pressure applied by the scales of justice when they are slanted," Scott said.
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And while a single-mindedly slanted talk show can run the risk of feeling dogmatic and intellectually deficient, one without a perspective or clear thesis is just as hazardous.
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As if that slanted result did not make Ms. Ahmed's task formidable enough, the 2016 presidential primary campaign has made the Bush years look like a paradise of tolerance.
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But the dollar index went as low as 99.922 on Tuesday, with the initial elation tempered by Trump's inaugural speech last week that was heavily slanted toward trade protectionism.
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HANSON: The disinterested Shorenstein Center at Harvard give us a number of reports that 22005 percent of the press coverage, this wasn&apost opinion journalism, was slanted anti-Trump.
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I think he thinks it's a perception issue and if people would just understand Uber in the correct light, and weren't so slanted against him, everything would be fine.
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" Another study found that the data itself is not biased in industry-funded studies, but that the interpretation of that data "may be slanted to favor the sponsor's product.
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The device itself is small — you can hold it in the palm of your hand — white, and circular in shape, with a slanted top embedded with four colored LEDs.
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A. The famous slanted forehead that was apparently a mark of high rank among pre-Columbian Mayans was achieved by various forms of compression of the head in infancy.
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" Last July, he attacked the entire news media, saying, "With all of its phony unnamed sources & highly slanted & even fraudulent reporting, #Fake News is DISTORTING DEMOCRACY in our country!
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The group geometries (always one of Mr. Peck's specialties) are seldom symmetrical; there are off-center parabolas, and chain effects that ripple through the group in diagonally slanted zigzags.
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Rather than fight the site's steep incline, Gandhi built a 3,000-square-foot house that echoes its contours: long and narrow, with a slanted roof that mimics the hillside.
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Much of the impact of both pictures lies in the fact that the women depicted, with their bright yellow skin and slanted eyes, conform to Western stereotypes of Asians.
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It's astounding that "Old School," a book built on divisive name-calling, can complain about late-night TV comics' alienating half of the viewing population by being politically slanted.
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They might suggest digging a pit with slanted, funnel-like walls to avoid collapse; or lining pits with concrete, bricks or even bamboo slats; or installing a ventilation pipe.
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" Forty minutes later, he discharged a characteristic follow-up: "With all of its phony unnamed sources & highly slanted & even fraudulent reporting, #Fake News is DISTORTING DEMOCRACY in our country.
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A British startup called StandardToilet designed a toilet with a slanted seat, intended to make it less comfortable for workers to hang out in the bathroom for extended periods.
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Just as we strive to be fair, accurate and impartial in the information we present, it's also important to strive for language that is impartial and not politically slanted.
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"It's one of the most obscene processes I've ever heard of as far as being slanted towards the company and against the employee," Dingwall previously told the Business Journal.
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Joe Montana says his fancy San Francisco condo is completely slanted ... and it's getting worse because the building is sinking ... and now he's declared war on the building developers.
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I think he thinks it's a perception issue, and if people would just understand Uber in the correct light and weren't so slanted against him, then everything would be fine.
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The company has been criticized for forcing its affiliates to play wildly slanted right-wing segments, and it looks like Sinclair is nearing in on becoming another conservative media giant.
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The story is set up carefully so that Cage's conflict with law enforcement is about particular corrupt and confused individual police, rather than about a demonstrably slanted, fundamentally racist system.
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The terrace slanted up to the main tower structure, forcing the climber to take a diagonal pattern for the first few minutes of his climb, attracting the attention of onlookers.
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However, pockets of weakness in regional economies are likely to keep Asian central banks slanted toward more accommodative monetary policy, even as their Western counterparts move to scale back stimulus.
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Also called gradient walls or revetments, slanted walls are better able to absorb the energy of the waves, which means less water is diverted to other parts of the coast.
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Head to the upper level and you'll feel like it's nighttime thanks to deeper shades of blue, a slanted ceiling, and fabric partitions that separate different areas of the room.
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This crew neck shirt with the slanted pockets will set you back $370: And this shirt has vertical pockets to ensure it's no secret you have a set of AirPods.
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Donte Taylor, the team supervisor, said that Elmore, a fit-looking young man with cornrows and a beard that slanted forward, was the N.Y.R.P.'s top tree-bag-removal person.
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But since Alcott's narrative is slanted toward Jo, it makes Amy's actions, like burning Jo's manuscript or even marrying Laurie, a little colder and meaner, without fully understanding Amy's intent.
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Verdict gives Cruz a way to tap into that interest and offer what will certainly be a more slanted take on the day's events than a traditional news podcast might.
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Not only are cities like those more liberal, but the journalists who work there tend to be more experienced — and resistant to what they might see as ideologically slanted content.
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Fashion Review PARIS — Sunday morning, in a 53,820-square-foot concrete basement exhibition space carpeted in a sea of gray striped with slanted logos, Balenciaga held its women's wear show.
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Every other 'M' seems more uptight by comparison, almost always with straight vertical shoulders, while the sides of my "M" are slanted just a bit to reflect a more relaxed stance.
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But how Ruiner feels is distinct, its cyberpunk-slanted sounds and sights quite unlike Dennaton's celebrated production, its blunt objects impacting with a more furious force, its palette grislier and grimier.
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As first reported by The Verge and Mic, the ephemeral snapping app adored by millennials yesterday released a filter that superimposes stereotypical Asian features onto peoples' faces, including slanted shut eyes.
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To allow for its pointy nose, the cockpit will lack a front window, instead relying on a camera for the down-slanted view of the runway over its long, pointy nose.
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The studio, approximately 300 square feet, had slanted floors and a weirdly-positioned shower, but it also had great light and grandiose archways separating the bedroom area from the living space.
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Her government, which did very badly in the elections, accused China of meddling in them by spreading disinformation, steering money to the opposition and inducing Taiwanese media to provide slanted coverage.
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Be that as it may, the documentary is a good, albeit slanted, starting point to familiarize oneself with contemporary Chinese art and the man who helped expose it to the world.
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By consistently presenting economic facts that agree with the partisan narrative, free of any overt partisan language, slanted sources can subtly adjust citizens' beliefs about the way the economy is going.
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Utah Emeritus Distinguished Professor Richard A. Normann invented the Utah Slanted Electrode Array, a grouping of 100 microelectrodes and wires implanted in the forearm's nerves and connected to an external computer.
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The majority of those chances will probably fizzle out at some point, but considering how slanted the House map is against Democrats this is a decent place for them to be.
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Known as Quinta Oliver, the 13 house was designed by the Mexican architect Manuel Parra, who gave each room a niche, a slanted wall, an alcove or some other distinctive feature.
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Yesterday, the four-year-old company was called out by Twitter users for its derogatory "anime" filter that layered slanted eyes, buckteeth, and rounded cheeks over people's faces, according to Mic.
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"Did the media bungle the Russia story" has been a major debate at least since Attorney General Barr first announced his (slanted) summary of the Mueller report a few weeks ago.
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These basic facts — and they are facts, not a slanted anti-Israel litany — have led many observers to conclude that the very idea of liberal democracy in Israel is a sham.
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This forms the backdrop for a horticulturally slanted take on the sci-fi "men on a mission" genre, as two soldiers set out on an assignment in the petal-smothered wilderness.
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"Unless you're studying the actual legislation, it's almost impossible to find a good source of political information that isn't at least somewhat slanted, either to the right or the left," says Powell.
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The last time he visited, it was whisky, which resulted in him offering the Japanese-slanted steak and booze pairing at the restaurant as an off-menu selection available only to regulars.
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His broad, soft hat was pushed back; a loose-knotted, dull-scarlet handkerchief sagged from his throat; and one casual thumb was hooked in the cartridge-belt that slanted across his hips.
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"If I need to look awake, I'll often apply mascara with a slanted brush or a thin fan brush to the root of my lashes in addition to regular mascara," Bell shares.
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In the vanguard, and proud of it, is The New York Times, from its wall-to-wall anti-Trump editorials, columns and Op-Ed articles to the slanted reporting of the news.
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Ms. Decarmo claimed the big room with the slanted ceiling on the second floor as her painting studio, somewhat grudgingly agreeing to partition off a space at the back for their bed.
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Bloomberg wrote about the Courier Newsroom, a for-profit media company under Acronym's umbrella that runs multiple local sites that deliver left-slanted news, countering a tactic often employed by the right.
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Many have argued that social media, where users can find their viewpoints reinforced with slanted news stories and the partisan commentary of friends, has played a role in reinforcing tribal political identities.
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The duo were both implementing the "duchess slant," a distinctive move, in which the knees and ankles are clasped firmly tighter and the legs are slanted to the side, creating a flattering silhouette.
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It could give you information that's slanted one way or another to benefit the company or to achieve any goal it likes; you would have no way of knowing it was doing so.
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" Finally, Richmond addressed those she called "friends, families and/or critics": "Please take a few moments to consider everything that we go through before jumping to conclusions based off slanted media and facts.
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After hitting a home run off Darvish to put the Astros ahead, the 33-year-old Cuban was caught on camera using his hands to make a slanted-eye gesture from the dugout.
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This interview has been edited and condensed Editorial Lead: Michael Zelenko; Design: Frank Bi, Yuri Victor, James Bareham, William Joel, Georgia Cowley; Photography: James Bareham; Development: Frank Bi, Yuri Victor; Illustrations: Slanted Studios.
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And while albums like Loveless, Voodoo, and Slanted and Enchanted blazed wide trails of influence, Since I Left You felt more and more like a bolt from the blue with every passing year.
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In January, the government's Department of Environment stated that the lodge's 20-to-30-metre-long vertical seawall was built against regulations and has to be either removed or modified into slanted walls.
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Yes. Because we did Slanted & Enchanted, and then Crooked Rain, so for Wowee Zowee I wanted to have another cohesive set of songs that would flow together, like side one and side two.
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Jeezy started sporting the logo of an angry snowman, with downward-slanted eyebrows and a straight line for a mouth, as he was emerging as a star in mainstream hip-hop in 2005.
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The fight back on such occasions resonates with Trump supporters, however, who see the President as the victim of unrelenting and slanted news coverage, a factor that endears him to them even more.
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Labours co-campaign coordinator Andrew Gwynne said they had recorded numerous examples where his party's leadership had received "more negative treatment, harsher scrutiny and slanted editorial comment" than Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservatives.
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No amount of Democratic argument about why the new tax law will ultimately prove to be ill conceived or slanted in favor of the wealthy can stand against more money in taxpayers' pockets.
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A longstanding left-wing critique of American foreign policy is that it is incredibly insular and notoriously slanted in favor of US military intervention abroad, regardless of which party is in the White House.
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But while the ability to "toe off" is an advantage on the stepping stones' large steps, the plates under his feet make lateral balance tricky, and the team decided to skip the slanted path.
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That may have the opposite effect of the conversation Bloomberg's campaign was hoping to generate with memes, but the positive-slanted ones from the major accounts they actually partnered with still dwarf the naysayers.
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Police say the suspect created a viral hoax using a photo of three Indonesian police officers at protests this week with a caption describing them as secret Chinese soldiers based on their "slanted eyes".
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In a rant captured on video, a driver is seen taunting a Korea-American U.S. military veteran during an apparent road rage incident, using her fingers to make slanted eyes and shouting racist comments.
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After hitting a home run off Darvish to put the Astros ahead the 33-year-old Cuban was caught on camera using his hands to make a slanted-eye gesture while in the dugout.
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As Kanye performed "Wolves" last night at Madison Square Garden under the slanted roof of that lighting grid and ringed by enormous speakers, its dense, abrasive instrumentation pulled all his past music into focus.
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With students who readily Google to find answers, it is imperative that we also teach them how to discern authentic information from false/slanted/or biased in order to empower their own decision-making.
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To experience "Yet Untitled," you enter a room lined with moody gray-blue carpeting designed by the French artist Pierre Huyghe that has surrealist slanted silhouettes of windows in early evening woven into it.
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"If we're not there, then it would be slanted in a direction that is much different than the unions," Mr. Mulgrew said, adding that his union's donations counteract the influence of right-leaning groups.
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On Stein's "Porch Time," from the band's self-titled debut, a whispery convocation builds into nervous, reeling flurry; eventually the group establishes a freckly rhythm, horns dipping and dashing over a slanted bass pattern.
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She did not love how the host had covered the Trayvon Martin case ("Slanted" in favor of the gunman, she said.) Or how he recently mocked the hair of Maxine Waters, a black congresswoman.
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One of them is Leslie Peng, 35, who brings the same approach to her backpacking menu that she does to her job as the chef de cuisine at the Slanted Door in San Francisco.
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Labours co-campaign coordinator Andrew Gwynne said they had recorded numerous examples of where his party's leadership had received "more negative treatment, harsher scrutiny and slanted editorial comment" than Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservatives.
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The waterproof, retractable pencil features a slanted tip that makes filling in both fine and thicker brows a breeze; it also has a spoolie brush on the opposite end so you can brush and blend.
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Specific concerns are being raised about the dissemination of false news stories, allegations of computer hacking against a leading candidate opposed by the Kremlin and slanted coverage of the French elections by Russian news agencies.
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Our understanding of the fountainhead of bin Laden's extremism, and by extension al Qaeda and its offspring, often is slanted by a desire to see them as purists expressing a fundamentalist version of Islamist extremism.
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Dennis Paustenbach, a top consultant to companies facing lawsuits over products or environmental practices, has long been eager to put a stop to accusations that his company, ChemRisk, slanted scientific findings to suit its clients.
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But Steinbrenner had long worried that the system was increasingly slanted against him — or, at least, that the commissioner's office was trying to dull the blade he had used so effectively in slaying the field.
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This has, in many ways, acted as a shield: ABBA are allowed to a a pop band without being subjected to an interrogation of the slanted gender politics and barely veiled bitterness in their music.
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The deeper I ventured into the civilization I found online, the more I realized I'd need new models of courage and imagination to contend with the trippy, slanted, infinite dreamland of the rapidly evolving Web.
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More reasonable was a purple polo shirt with black and white trim ($310), with the B logo slanted at an angle so that if you squinted, you might see the tilted P of Palace Skateboards.
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Devotees of the culinary sensibilities of Northern California can join Sun Basket, where one of its owners, Justine Kelly, the former chef de cuisine at Charles Phan's Slanted Door in San Francisco, develops the recipes.
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But these concerns and others like them demonstrate how tricky it is to preserve a neutral tone in our writing, and how sensitive readers can be to any sense that language is loaded or slanted.
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Westergard told Vox they were unable to get their cameras as high as they would have liked due to cloud coverage, which means some of the photos had to be shot at a slanted angle.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer criticized Attorney General William Barr for writing what they called a "slanted" summary letter and for planning a press conference detailing the probe's findings on Thursday.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads WEST BRETTON, UK — Sunlight filters into the Yorkshire Sculpture Park's new Weston Gallery through slanted skylights, while large French doors look out to a vista of grass, rocks, and trees.
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The strategy in that critical state for future presidential races involves Democrats keeping the governor's office, so a Democrat can veto any bill that would allow Republican-slanted gerrymandering, and picking up seats in the legislature.
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Fast forward nearly 50 years and it's no longer a new idea that all photographs contain some kind of bias, whether they're digitally manipulated or slanted by the photographer's cropping, framing, or decision to be there.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The chairmen of three congressional committees on national security on Thursday pressed U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to explain whether a Trump administration arms control report was politicized and slanted assessments about Iran.
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The convoy — eight adults including a mother with an adolescent boy — turned off the highway and ventured into farmland, kicking up rocks and dust on unmarked roads before parking in a green field that slanted upward.
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Devices don't have a point of view; they operate according to the input they receive, the algorithms and designs and patterns that power the software, written by humans and thus shaded and slanted by human biases.
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He or she would champion the causes of reducing wealth inequality in the United States, expanding social programs to end poverty, broadening access to healthcare, reducing student debt, and reforming our slanted electoral system, among others.
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In 2011, Vogue Japan (which is helmed by a white editor, Anna Dello Russo) landed in hot water for depicting model Crystal Renn with her eyes taped to create a more slanted, almond shape in this video.
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Rather, they're based entirely on theological analysis, even as the news format (present in The 700 Club but an even bigger part of Faith Nation) suggests to viewers that what they're getting is actual reporting, however slanted.
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Democrats won a larger share of the popular vote in the US House of Representatives than the GOP scored in 1994 or 2010, winning by such a lopsided margin that it overcame the slanted map Republicans crafted.
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Clark's iconic LOVE image — the letters L and O, slightly slanted, stacked on top of V and E — first gained public recognition after it appeared on New York City's the Museum of Modern Art's 1965 Christmas card.
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There are three face brushes: A large slanted beauty for powder formulas like bronzer, blush, setting powder, and contour; a curved contour brush for any formula; and a flat stippling brush for cream, liquid or powder foundation.
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"I just happened to be looking in the right direction, and I saw this formation of bluish-white lights, slanted from upper left to lower right, and I said, 'Ooh—watch this guy,'" he told the room.
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Artifacts and sculpture, including a recreation of a tent once used by nomadic peoples in Qatar, are found in the galleries, but no items are hung on the museum's slanted walls: Instead, films are projected onto them.
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They said the wildlife board created in November 2017 by then-Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke was "slanted" to promote "trophy hunting" and the importing of body parts from "imperiled species" such as African elephants, lions and rhinos.
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But many questions remained, such as Ata's gender and why it featured such strange physical characteristics, such as the elongated skull, sunken and slanted eye sockets, undeveloped midface and jaw, and 10 ribs instead of the usual dozen.
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Because so many of those stories were so heavily slanted toward the Republican nominee, some of those very same journalists are now beginning to blame Facebook, rather than actual voters, for yesterday's earth-shaking election of Donald Trump.
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I think on the second piece, however, there is something going on with the way that fake news and extremely slanted news is eroding some of the authority that news has, and the trust people place in it.
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At this show, a slanted mirror is placed above the stage so the crowd can look at the top of Mars' shaggy head as the spotlight bathes his features and his silly floral-print shirt in white light.
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Mr. Nouvel gave a group of conference attendees a hard-hat tour of the site — its facade a cluster of slanted disks shaped like a desert rose, the crystal formations found in areas such as the Qatari desert.
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San Diego made itself an outpost for ex-anythings, from former MVP candidate Matt Kemp to former phenom Melvin Upton, Jr., and so even seeing them on the wrong side of a blowout can have a slanted appeal.
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To help visitors focus, each document will be displayed unframed, enclosed in a gray free-standing case with a slanted top like a writing desk; caption information will be easily readable on a panel attached above each case.
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To make the slanted-walled space feel as roomy as possible, the couple left a long, narrow, 1,080-square-foot area, similar to those found at the center of a railroad apartment, open for cooking, dining and lounging.
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Mr. Mahjoubi described the phishing attacks as the "invisible side" of an apparent Russian campaign to hurt Mr. Macron, while the "visible side" took the form of fake news or slanted stories in the French-language Russian media.
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Instead, Mr. Shepard, who is 44 and rangy, tramped up a set of stairs outside the garage and unlocked the door to a cozy space with slate blue walls and the odd wire dangling from the slanted ceiling.
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Yet in swing areas, opinion is still slanted slightly away from removing the president from office, according to the Monmouth poll, which isolated results from counties where the presidential vote margin was under 10 percentage points in 2016.
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But for now, the DOJ says it's going to let the issue go because the industry group behind eSIM is going to — not actually fix the problem — change its decision-making process to be less slanted toward carriers.
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Also helping to make her arguments slanted is that, particularly with the case of Schutz, D'Souza cites, but ultimately ignores one of the most trenchant insights into the meaning of the controversy given by Coco Fusco in Hyperallergic.
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Soon we were treated to an awesome spectacle along the length of one arcade: Rays of sun slanted through the long row of grilled windows high up in the outer wall, splashing geometric patterns across the columns and floors.
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As the viewer's perspective changes when looking at the object from different low angles, which makes its lines appear slanted, the brain interprets those visual cues differently, producing three alternate 3D layouts for the object's various platforms and protrusions.
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The portion of the painting in question is covered with fine cracks in shades of brown, very similar to the paint used for the letters themselves, with many cracks slanted in directions similar to the strokes of the letters.
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"The collapse of the merger is great news for dozens of local communities that will be spared Sinclair's slanted coverage and ridiculous must-runs," Craig Aaron, the CEO of the public interest group Free Press, said in a statement.
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" The right's labeling of "fake news" evokes one of the most successful efforts by conservatives to reorient how Americans think about news media objectivity: the move by Fox News to brand its conservative-slanted coverage as "fair and balanced.
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Rage-tweeting from Mar-a-Lago, Trump Sunday attacked the "biased and slanted" questions posed during a 60 Minutes debate hosted by Winfrey and made up of a panel of Republican, Democrat and Independent voters from Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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"Every time I'd catch myself getting this slanted, really pronounced mouth, I would figure out a way to straighten the word out — straighten my mouth out through the word and kind of correct that so it wasn't as pronounced," he says.
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"You have made harsh charges on the basis of allegations made in lawsuits and other court filings that have not been adjudicated and have accepted at face value claims that have been thrown about in years of slanted media coverage."
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Martin and Ali Yurukoglu, meanwhile, found in a separate study that without Fox News's slanted coverage, the Republican presidential candidate's share of the two-party vote would have been 3.59 points lower in 2004 and 6.34 points lower in 2008.
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"What I actually really did was I went back and looked at the tape to see if there was any place that, that could be true," she admits to DeGeneres who asks if she agreed with Trump's "slanted or biased" claims.
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At Brooklyn Boulders, near one of the slanted bouldering walls — the shorter walls without ropes — a diverse group of young people were sitting on the mats and catching up on a recent Saturday while two dogs frolicked in the waiting area.
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Knowing that the Obama administration was reluctant to fight publicly with the FBI over the matter while congressional Republicans were relatively eager, he slanted his decision-making on both the Russia and email investigations toward the interests of the GOP.
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While the finer points of Tiller's persona tend to remain tucked away beneath his perpetually downward-slanted cap, he is eager to remind fans of his truly remarkable come up, a feel-good narrative that it would feel bad to mock.
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Mr. Meehan's case sheds new light on secretive congressional processes for handling such complaints, which advocates say are slanted to favor abusers, allowing them to use the vast resources of the federal government to intimidate, isolate and silence their victims.
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And yet, Smith has often resisted this characterization (the greatest fallacy, she says, is the idea that her art has ever been "about anything"), and indeed, her work has always offered a kind of tangential, slanted view of the culture.
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A Dr. Seuss museum in Massachusetts has agreed to replace a mural showing a Chinese character with chopsticks, slanted eyes and a pointed hat after three authors said the depiction was racist and refused to attend a museum event in protest.
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Structures like "Passenger" (2016) feature deformed chairs, but it's dizzying to try to figure out how you'd theoretically inhabit one of them: The cushions are slanted, the backrests are gone, your legs would get splintered from dangling them against coarse wood.
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In its 33-page statement of monetary policy on Friday, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) warned near-term risks to the economy were slanted to the downside given subdued consumption at home and the drag on global activity from the Sino-U.
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Her legs and bare feet are spread apart so widely that we see only the outline of her right calf and foot, slanted slightly toward the painting's left edge, while her right calf and foot are unseen, cropped by the painting's right edge.
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This is why Haley is worrying about the health of a multibillion dollar Chinese corporation as we're sitting in her bedroom, with its lilac walls and slanted ceiling I've seen dozens of times on my phone in my own bedroom 1,000 miles away.
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" Next she, "cut the crease with taupe using the Beauty Blender liner and the darkest grey in the Sisley palette with a wet slanted brush to create a very angled top liner and the lightest grey lightly smudged along the bottom lash line.
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By announcing his view that obstruction charges were unwarranted, and by giving the public a slanted view of Mueller's findings, Barr set the initial "no obstruction" narrative and let it calcify the public perception for nearly a month before Mueller's report came out.
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Mitch McConnell's original Affordable Care Act repeal bill featured a large number of important changes to the individual health insurance market, but its centerpiece was really an enormous tax cut, overwhelmingly slanted to high-income households, paid for through draconian cuts to Medicaid.
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After hitting a home run off Darvish to put the Astros ahead of Los Angeles early in Friday's Game Three, the 33-year-old Cuban was caught on camera using his hands to make a slanted-eye gesture while in the dugout.
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The Tweezerman x Huda Beauty Collection is a kiss-shaped pouch loaded with her four go-to tools: a full-size pair of slanted Tweezerman tweezers, a mini slant tweezer, a mirror, one spoolie brush, and a pair of brow shaping scissors.
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The cartoon features a Jewish man with a hooked nose, a black man with exaggerated lips, an Asian man with slanted eyes and a man who looks like a neanderthal punching Uncle Sam and yelling "Cultural Marxism!" jesus fucking christ man pic.twitter.
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An editor with Federal News Agency, one of about 16 websites operated by the Internet Research Agency that generate Russian-slanted news content, told the Times that the fire was likely related to the agency's content, noting that other attacks have occurred.
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The prize thus far for Sanders furor goes to The Intercept's Glenn Greenwald who in defense of Sanders called MSNBC "a dishonest political operation, not a news outlet" for its allegedly slanted coverage of Sanders' first 2020 campaign rally in Brooklyn, New York.
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With the rise of the Internet and social media, the ability to authenticate the accuracy of information is surprisingly becoming harder to determine with the upsurge in alternative media, individual contributors, and bloggers with often times slanted agenda, and outrageously biased reporting.
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Two of the rooms, the 3-D Dolby Atmos Mix Room and the vocal booth, were built with no right angles (the floors and ceilings are slightly slanted) to keep sound from bouncing around; dark synthetic fabric covers the fiberglass-insulated walls.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer criticized Attorney General William Barr for writing what they called a "slanted" summary letter and for planning a press conference before the expected release of the report detailing the probe's findings on Thursday.
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You&aposre not a fan of this tariff strategy, but the administration would say, listen, we&aposre fair traders and free traders, and the path to fair trade and free trade is staring down China and others who have had a slanted playing field.
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In the original, Aunt Sarah comes to dog-sit Lady and brings along her cats Si and Am, who are thinly veiled caricatures of Asian people, from their slanted eyes to their buckteeth to their voices — which were performed by a white woman, Peggy Lee.
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"Such statements as 'there should be no state-owned enterprises' and 'we should have smaller-scale state-owned enterprises' are wrong and slanted," Mr. Xi said during a visit to a facility owned by China National Petroleum Corporation, a major state-controlled oil company.
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Trust President Trump, following his familiar tactic of deflecting attention from yet another scandal by issuing some outrageous tweet, to come down hard on the wrong side of an issue he knows nothing about, based on no more than a slanted Fox News program.
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Acutely aware of the perils of their new operation resembling the old political-media boys' club, the decidedly bro-ish "Pod Save America" hosts have slanted Crooked Media's growing podcast slate toward non-white-male hosts, and the company's top two executives are women.
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If, on the other hand, one believes these are thorny issues which feature legitimate arguments on both sides, then this kind of reporting is irresponsible, a recipe for undermining reasoned discourse, and a guarantee that conservatives will see the mainstream media as slanted and unreliable.
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A similar translation occurred in "Box in a Box," which played with the Native American myth of a raven that unleashes daylight from within a stack of nesting boxes; the composition suggested a slanted whirligig, with each musician tracing a slightly different orbit around a pivot.
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There was the one-bedroom in Boston with a crumbling kitchen and slanted floors, and a fourth-floor walk-up in Washington Heights where I was so excited by the idea of having a washer-dryer, I didn't notice how gross the bathroom was (really gross).
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But if any rap album I listen to runs the risk of making fun of my eyes apropos of nothing, that's an issue; the pervasive pattern presents an undeniable portrait of a slanted perception, in which Asians are othered and associated only with an altered state.
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But, behind a screen, he can be vitriolic, lashing out at "liberal trolls" and posting racially slanted messages on Facebook and Twitter, often linking to inflammatory stories on several of his now-defunct websites like FreedomDaily, which last September raked in more than 24 million views.
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Far from being given a glimpse into the way trials work beyond headlines and hearsay, season 1 presented a biased depiction that was so hopelessly slanted in Avery's favor that it wound up undermining what should have been the most fascinating issues of the case and trial.
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At Harvard, few freshmen are admitted who cannot compete in the classroom—it gets many more applicants with perfect SAT scores or GPAs than it has seats to offer—but its racially- and culturally-slanted practices are mirrored by admission departments (formally and informally) across the country.
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" Some of his Trump stories are true, some are highly slanted and others are totally false, like one this summer reporting that "the Mexican government announced they will close their borders to Americans in the event that Donald Trump is elected President of the United States.
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Getting out of the car, I felt as if I'd arrived in the Anatolian countryside: the two main buildings were in the Ottoman style, with high windows and obliquely slanted roofs; women wore the stylish fitted head scarves popular among Turkey's middle class; everyone was speaking Turkish.
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" Ms. Milan, who is Chinese-American, took issue with the depiction of 19th-century Chinese women in the book, including a description of "slanted almond eyes" and a quote from a character describing them as "demure and quiet, as our mothers have trained us to be.
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He also read aloud a note he said was from Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick that congratulated him on a "tremendous" campaign in which he came out "beautifully" despite being maligned by "slanted and negative media" — terms and themes remarkably similar to Trump's own speaking style.
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After hunting through hundreds of listings across the country (and the world), we pulled out the best bookings that covered some, if not all, of the following checklist: exposed wooden beams, working fireplaces, stone walls, floor to ceiling bookshelves, slanted roofs, baths, and an overall air of romantic-whimsy.
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A few days ago, an damning photo was posted on Glamour Brasil's Instagram account: It featured a handful of editors at the publication posing with bowed hands or pulling their eyes at the corners to create a slanted shape, which was clearly in imitation of Asian features and culture.
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Screenshot: Twitter via Internet ArchiveThe article Musk praised looks at the media response to his call to start a media credibility site and determined that articles about Musk's announcement were mostly slanted against him—therefore proving his point that members of the media need to be held more accountable.
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After putting the Astros ahead 1-0 with a solo homer off the Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher in the second inning, the 33-year-old Cuban was in the dugout laughing with team mates when he was caught on camera using his hands to make a slanted-eye gesture.
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Mahavir, a hefty man with a broad nose, thick eyebrows and slanted eyes which give him a look of perpetual scepticism, had himself competed in these tournaments in the 1970s and 1980s, travelling along dusty highways in the back of bullock carts and sleeping outdoors to fight in villages.
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The phrasing of the bill stops short of a blanket ban, aiming instead at "anti-Israeli and pro-Palestinian organizations" which spend "entire days near Israeli soldiers waiting breathlessly for actions that can be documented in a slanted and one-sided way so that soldiers can be smeared".
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In an interview at the NHPR office in Concord, the state capital, Ms. Chooljian and Mr. Rodolico bristled at descriptions of "Stranglehold" as slanted or even "critical," arguing that the show's irreverent title was meant to establish a tone that would set it apart from other political podcasts.
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Five "Not Again SU" representatives who spoke with CNN say they have personally experienced racism on campus, from being treated like a "token black kid" to having "slanted eyes" made at them to being lauded for speaking English well, even though they were born in the United States.
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HEGSETH: Eric, she laid out why the economic policies domestically have been successful, yet I feel you and others would argue that the slanted playing field in the long term is going to hurt us, especially against China who says it wants to expand, it wants to eventually overtake America.
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The drones take off in a pack from a line of forward-slanted podiums at one end of the Great Hall, charge back and forth a bit, head into the smaller West Hall, then perform a U-turn in the greenhouse-like Palm court, and race back to the start.
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We need to run after them, like Luo did, and say that that what they said — to go back to China, that our names are too hard to pronounce, that they heard our genitals are as slanted as our eyes — is racist, cowardly, obnoxious, and won't be met with silence.
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However, for each of them Murray's characterization of the evidence is slanted in a direction that leads first to the social policies he endorses, and ultimately to his conclusions about race and IQ. We, and many other scientific psychologists, believe the evidence supports a different view of intelligence, heritability, and race.
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That had always, in some sense, been the hope for the genre and those who worked so tirelessly within it to make it say something: not simply to entertain but to inject the province of black horror with meaning, to elevate it beyond the clichés of a slanted white gaze.
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Anastasia Beverly Hills Tweezers ($28): These tweezers popped up several times on best-of lists I came across in my research, praised for the luxe design and slanted precision tip that makes them especially good for brow shaping (which is to be expected from ABH, makers of the Brow Wiz).
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All around the MDI, the slanted roof recalls the high modern architecture of Alvar Aalto or Marcel Breuer — but once inside the main axis of the building, called the "Living Room," the diagonals meet in a pitched gable roof that pays homage to the gray, post-war bungalows in the neighborhood.
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But the major media outlets—particularly the major papers—often proudly claim they are devoted mostly to a different, nobler project: delivering the news free from both the spin of professional hacks as well as the slanted takes of pundits and partisan analysts, who are penned away in opinion sections.
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Mr. Jack said he and the other student, Ruairi Gray, also 22, had been stunned by the attention afforded the pineapple, which he said the two had put on the table in a moment of lighthearted whimsy, slanted slightly to the left to give it a bit more gravitas and flair.
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Carlson remains true to Carlson: selective with facts, slanted with truths and — this is the most important part — committed to his vision of America as a land imperiled by nefarious Democrats and the dark-skinned invaders they would open the gates to if not for sentries like him and Trump.
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As Princess Kate sat on the famous "Diana bench" alongside Prince William at the Taj Mahal on Saturday, she sat in a distinctive, and very elegant way – her knees and ankles were clasped firmly together and her legs were slanted to the side, creating a zig-zag effect as she posed for photographs.
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The main entrance, on the middle level, opens onto a kitchen with wood cabinetry, ceramic tile countertops, a center island with a cooktop and an oven, exposed shelves, a slanted ceiling with exposed antique beams, a skylit dining area, a fireplace and a staircase that ends on a loggia overlooking the grounds.
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Greubel Forsey, the brand of the independent watchmakers Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey, paid homage to the bucolic setting in 22000 by using a traditional 240th-century farmhouse with its deeply slanted roof — all the better for capturing rainwater and snow — as the entrance to their ultramodern, all-glass, grass-topped headquarters.
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The former, a calculating villain who appeared in a series of films beginning in the 1920s (the name, invented by its British creator, is a crude jingoist rhyme, neither Mandarin nor Cantonese), is a mask of a Chinese man, always portrayed with crudely slanted eyes, eyebrows like caterpillars and a thin dangling beard.
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SAT prep books and a handful of composition notebooks lined the bookshelves in which Michael, in neat, rounded handwriting that slanted a bit to the left, had written out his thoughts on the Ace style of handball, breakdowns of New York City's Specialized High Schools and his observations about the world around him.
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Influencing Others by artist couple Jennifer and Kevin McCoy was another example, a two-part installation consisting of an oversized, slanted conference table leading up to a huge video projection of an eerily smiling woman robotically reciting comments like, "Influencing other isn't luck or magic—it's science," while floating through a luxury Trump Tower condo.
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From the time in fourth grade when my teacher made me read the part of "slanted-eyed child" in a play to every time a stranger in the online dating world told me he "loves Asian women," I have been pressed with the dilemma of how I should react to these seemingly small lacerations.
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" Laughably, Tom McCarthy's Variety review pondered whether men might have to worry about movies not being about them anymore, writing: "What with this and Ang Lee's similarly female-slanted Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon poised to dominate the action market through the holidays, slighted-feeling boys may start wanting to get some of their own back.
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The Power Rankings that appeared in each issue gave an important pre-internet look into what the current gaming zeitgeist was: readers would send in survey cards with the games they were playing or looking into at the time, and those results (which always seemed a little slanted towards first-party products) would show up in the next issue.
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But if the whip-smart dialogue and bruising action sequences showcased at E3 are a genuine indication of what's coming, this is going to be up there with the first Walking Dead and Tales from the Borderlands as a genuine jewel in its makers' still-just-about-on-there, though-it's-been-wobbling-lately, story-slanted-gaming crown.
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After all, there are dozens of registered trademarks for items called "Slant" -- including 4418371, for "Non-metal building materials"; 4123704, for "Skateboards, skateboard wheels sold both separately and together with the skateboard as a unit"; there are intraocular lenses and tweezers trademarked as "Slants" -- even creative enterprises, like the Slant ad agency and "Slanted" online journals.
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"The rule is heavily, heavily slanted to give unions a much easier path to election victory and … has cut the number of days in an election cycle by about 15, which enhances union win rates," said Michael Lotito, labor and employment attorney and co-chairman of the Workplace Policy Institute at Littler Mendelson in San Francisco.
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Ann and Jeff lead me through the yard, pointing out native ferns planted uphill and close to the deck to absorb the rainwater draining off the slanted roof; for groundcover they've planted butterweed, a quick-growing yellow-flowered native of the area that should spread fast enough to claim large swatches of ground before the invasives can return.
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In the scene set in a parking lot, Hardy's Eddie Brock grabs a man by the throat and while doing so, transforms his human head suddenly enveloped by the distinctive black alien skull of Venom with large, slanted white snake-like eyes and a wide mouth filled with razor-sharp teeth that opens wide to reveal a reptile-esque tongue.
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After all, Malkmus is one of the most influential figures in indie rock, fronting Pavement in the '22000s (one of Murphy's earlier bands Pony were clearly influenced by the band's 215 masterwork Slanted & Enchanted) and having one of the most consistent runs with his band the Jicks culminating in perhaps his best non-Pavement LP yet in 2018's Sparkle Hard.
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After moving to New York in the late '80s — where he worked as a visual merchandiser by day and designed Judy Jetson-like dresses for his own independent women's wear label at night — he would punctuate his outfits with exuberant headwear: the exaggerated Philip Treacy fedora popularized by Boy George, with its slanted brim and angular crown, or Vivienne Westwood's dramatically oversize Buffalo hat.
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I have no inside information on this, but the complete absence of negatively slanted stories in the media about what's wrong with him, or how badly his performance has let his club down (he's gone from 7.6 WAR last year to 1.6 this year), suggests to me that those who are closest to the team either know or have a strong sense that something's up.
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But their bargain has also forced the couple to reckon with the parts of their lives that they have decided are worth the risk: The slanted grin that sweeps across Ana's face each morning when Mr. Cruz tells her that it's time to go to her Spanish-immersion preschool or the way that Sara swells with excitement to meet her friends at her favorite park.
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Editorial Lead: Michael Zelenko; Design: Frank Bi, Yuri Victor, James Bareham, William Joel, Georgia Cowley; Photography: James Bareham; Development: Frank Bi, Yuri Victor; Illustrations: Slanted Studios; Director: Miriam Nielsen; Director of Photography: Ian McAlpin; Sound Recording: Andrew Marino; Gaffer: Max Jeffrey; Design and Animation: Lunar North; Executive Producer: Tre Shallowhorn; Creative Director: James Bareham; Motion Graphics Director: William Joel; Sound Design and Mixing: Andrew Marino; Color: Tom Connors.
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This interview has been edited and condensed Editorial Lead: Michael Zelenko; Design: Frank Bi, Yuri Victor, James Bareham, William Joel, Georgia Cowley; Photography: James Bareham; Development: Frank Bi, Yuri Victor; Illustrations: Slanted Studios; Director: Tom Connors; Director of Photography: Ian McAlpin; Sound Recording, Design, Mix: Andrew Marino; Gaffer: Marco Giordani; Design and Animation: Lunar North; Executive Producer: Tre Shallowhorn; Creative Director: James Bareham; Motion Graphics Director: William Joel; Color: Max Jeffrey.
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"Attorney General Barr's regrettably partisan handling of the Mueller report, including his slanted March 24th summary letter, his irresponsible testimony before Congress last week, and his indefensible plan to spin the report in a press conference later this morning — hours before he allows the public or Congress to see it — have resulted in a crisis of confidence in his independence and impartiality," Pelosi and Schumer wrote in a statement.
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For those of us who came of age during the glory years of the holy trinity of ABC, CBS and NBC, the power of "Network" was its absurd idea: a fourth network, fictitiously called UBS, which is the underdog network that dares to usurp that trifecta with provocative programming and what is ostensibly a reality TV show that blends news and slanted political interpretations to prey on Americans' fears.
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Editorial Lead: Michael Zelenko; Design: Frank Bi, Yuri Victor, James Bareham, William Joel, Georgia Cowley; Photography: James Bareham; Development: Frank Bi, Yuri Victor; Illustrations: Slanted Studios; Director: Tyler Pina; Field Producer: Sophie Erickson; Director of Photography: Jason Joseffer; Sound Recording: Paul Dorough; Gaffer: Deidre Locklear; Grip: James Temple; Design and Animation: Lunar North; Executive Producer: Tre Shallowhorn; Creative Director: James Bareham; Sound Design and Mixing: Andrew Marino; Motion Graphics Director: William Joel.
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This interview has been edited and condensed Editorial Lead: Michael Zelenko; Design: Frank Bi, Yuri Victor, James Bareham, William Joel, Georgia Cowley; Photography: James Bareham; Development: Frank Bi, Yuri Victor; Illustrations: Slanted Studios; Director: Miriam Nielsen; Director of Photography: Ian McAlpin; Sound Recording: Paul Dorough; Gaffer: Keith Cheng; Design and Animation: Lunar North; Executive Producer: Tre Shallowhorn; Creative Director: James Bareham; Motion Graphics Director: William Joel; Color: Max Jeffrey; Sound Design and Mixing: Andrew Marino.
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This interview has been edited and condensed Editorial Lead: Michael Zelenko; Design: Frank Bi, Yuri Victor, James Bareham, William Joel, Georgia Cowley; Photography: James Bareham; Development: Frank Bi, Yuri Victor; Illustrations: Slanted Studios; Director: Tom Connors; Field producer: Sarah Bishop; Director of Photography: Ian McAlpin; Sound recording: Brian Buckley; Design and animation: Lunar North; Executive producer: Tre Shallowhorn; Creative director: James Bareham; Motion graphics director: William Joel; Color: Max Jeffrey; Sound design and mixing: Andrew Marino.
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This interview has been edited and condensed Editorial Lead: Michael Zelenko; Design: Frank Bi, Yuri Victor, James Bareham, William Joel, Georgia Cowley; Photography: James Bareham; Development: Frank Bi, Yuri Victor; Illustrations: Slanted Studios; Director: Tyler Pina; Director of Photography: Jason Joseffer; Sound Recording: Paul Dorough; Sound Design and Mixing: Andrew Marino; Gaffer: William Dauel; Design and Animation: William Joel; Field Producer: Sophie Erickson; Grip: James Temple; Executive Producer: Tre Shallowhorn; Creative Director: James Bareham; Motion Graphics Director: William Joel.
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The board was largely dismantled under former EPA head Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE, who argued it was slanted in the direction of scientists and needed to include industry voices.
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On a blank white base of 1980s Melanie Griffith in "Working Girl" couture — pancake hats slanted over one eye atop egg-shaped jackets and pencil skirts; pleated pegged trousers with nipped-in little jackets; wrap dresses caught with big bows at the hip and pouffed out for evening — Mr. Scott dashed off Magic Marker scribbles of ideas: jottings representing the suggestion of plaid, the suggestion of a Moschino chain, of stripes and cherries and various shades.
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