Hillary Clinton is as professional as Mr Trump is slapdash.
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They're slapdash, arbitrary, and capricious products of racism and jingoism.
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Slapdash vagueness undermines this energetic book's purgatory of female pain.
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That leaves the team with a slapdash collection of players.
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"TrumpCare" — or maybe it's better called "RyanCare" — was a slapdash effort.
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What they remembered was the way he dressed, the slapdash elegance.
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It is just as I remembered it: wild, unclean, slapdash, hyperstylized.
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Less so are the movie's slapdash setup and paper-thin characterizations.
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He was slapdash and constantly late, and awaited a great future.
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Many of Diner's stylistic quirks came from its signature slapdash approach.
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Today Tanzania is on the descent from patchy democracy towards slapdash dictatorship.
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It's not particularly convincing, and the character comes off shouty and slapdash.
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Is it all scrubbed away by the messy artwork and slapdash story?
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Critics called it an eyesore, a slapdash solution bordering on the absurd.
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They're seedy and slapdash, like other unlikely spam memes which prevail today.
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It's also that these procgen missions proceed in a, frankly, slapdash way.
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But the profession has too often been oddly slapdash in implementing these advances.
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Not since the late '90s has Moore wandered with such unhurried, slapdash ease.
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One major reason for these inconsistencies is the slapdash nature of weed legalization.
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And the president was personally burned by slapdash software development in the HealthCare.
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As is often the case, what is utterly beguiling is King's slapdash audacity.
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He's a hectoring, sputtering, slapdash, one-dimensional writer who mistook loudness for passion.
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Finally, half of the gifts were wrapped neatly, while the rest looked slapdash.
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But they're always slapdash and human, and prone to deliberate or accidental breakage.
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You can almost smell the hairspray in the slapdash, blurry, and non-linear video.
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Every TikTok video, even the most slapdash and offhand, is calculated to some degree.
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Rio's Olympics have been insecure and occasionally slapdash, but, like Brazil itself, predominantly joyous.
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They knew their bills were a slapdash attempt at keeping a promise — repeal Obamacare!
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For others, it was slapdash and relied too heavily on moments of fan service.
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These shortcomings are the result of Mexico's slapdash process for planning and approving big projects.
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Developed with the group's signature freewheeling and slapdash humor, it's childish joy in performance form.
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News of Trump's plane breaking down in Indianapolis during their slapdash courtship was parsed extensively.
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Or you can retrofit all of your appliances with sensor tags, creating a slapdash network.
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"San Babila 8PM: A Useless Murder" (1976) hauntingly captures the slapdash terror of the age.
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Adding to the doubts about Trump's prospects were the slapdash nature of his campaign infrastructure.
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Even her joining Mayday carried a sense of strategy, slapdash as it may have been.
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The musical sequences, featuring slapdash choreography by Chase Brock, tend to blend into one another.
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No court has ever accepted such slapdash evidence on the causal effects of drug marketing.
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Some found his books and lectures slapdash; others disliked his social climbing and occasional rudeness.
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The daily menu is something of an art work itself, with a mysterious slapdash humor.
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English survives and prospers because most of its users are neither style sticklers nor utterly slapdash.
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Unfortunately for these shark bandits, their heist was just a little too slapdash to go undetected.
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Medium's slapdash poetry was undeniably refreshing As it turned out, the company was only getting started.
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"When questioned about this slapdash move, his excuse was: "I had to get out of there.
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By that time, "Wives" has devolved from enjoyable, slapdash satire into a consciousness-raising pep rally.
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You do some slapdash mental math or bust out that trusty smartphone calc to tip accordingly.
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Those visions exist within conservative circles, but the cynical, slapdash process Ryan put together hasn't unearthed them.
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In every place where the iPad is restricted but elegant, the Pixel Slate is open but slapdash.
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Slapdash: Enterprise apps run slow and it can be tough to find files or messages across them.
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Harry is a somewhat slapdash official at the Ministry of Magic, brave but ever so slightly irritable.
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It was also the aftermath of a manmade disaster caused by a slapdash approach to nuclear safety.
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At first it feels like maybe a knowing throwback to the slapdash, disjointed campaigns of 2000s shooters.
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But broadly, it can refer to any kind of slapdash solution, innovation in the face of scarcity.
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The White House was left to defend what seemed to many government veterans like a slapdash process.
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It was this kind of slapdash team that was all passionate about this very funny, crazy idea.
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Some of the computer effects are so shoddy and slapdash that I found myself looking for the cursor.
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Indeed, a 1913 Armory Show cartoon titled "The Original Cubist" suggests that quilting was considered unrefined and slapdash.
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We're privy to how slapdash he's handled the case and how desperate he is to close this mystery.
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The priority is simply to give refugees a roof over their heads—no matter how slapdash or shoddy.
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It will have to educate users about the pitfalls and potential long-term costs of getting slapdash service.
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The revelation is especially unwelcome for Mrs Clinton—because it also recalls her own slapdash cyber-security regime.
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Is this the slapdash approach to grandiosity and ruthlessness we really want as an example for our children?
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Much of these vulnerabilities can be traced to the fairly recent history of the country's slapdash election infrastructure.
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McConnell ripped the impeachment as a "slapdash" and "rushed" effort in remarks on the Senate floor Thursday morning.
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Based on its approach to customer privacy, it is easy to imagine that behind the scenes things are slapdash.
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Mexico's newer culture of safety has not fully replaced slapdash practices rooted in corruption and weak rule of law.
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A withered leaf of lettuce, a tasteless tomato and a slapdash dressing do not a thing of delight make.
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It's clearly a song written in the heat of the moment: rough, massively tongue-in-cheek and rather slapdash.
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Mr. Biden has held up the slapdash federal response as evidence that Mr. Trump must be driven from office.
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One wonders how important the Iranians thought these documents were, given the slapdash approach they took to storing them.
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If you want vapid, soul-crushing, slapdash, utterly incomprehensible and ill-conceived entertainments, that's the place to find them.
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But looking beyond the slapdash production to the actual content of the message doesn't make things look much better.
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While today's art abounds in insouciant, apparently slapdash, clumsy, lazy and otherwise deskilled works, not all artists have deskilled themselves.
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None of it is all that hard — after all, this is for kids — but it's not immediately slapdash-looking, either.
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Americans tend to have medical records stored slapdash all over the place, and they change insurers and medical plans frequently.
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The two fuel each other: The overarching belief that software will fix everything leads to slapdash engineering, procurement and deployment.
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Jaclyn Backhaus's slapdash comedy, at Playwright's Horizons, travels through time to coax oppressed spouses out of their powerful husband's shadows.
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Even when arrests are made, conservationists say, the prosecution is too slapdash to win a conviction for a serious crime.
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But there are others that even at the founding can be chalked up only to haste, carelessness and slapdash craftsmanship.
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Aside from a couple of slapdash comedic interludes (including a fake Trump commercial), it's just Moore reciting from a podium.
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Theresa May ran what was perhaps the worst campaign in recent political history—robotic, cliché-ridden, condescending, slapdash and otherwise awful.
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More likely it reveals Mr Trump's slapdash approach to policy, and promises bureaucratic chaos those adversaries will be delighted to exploit.
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The film is always entertaining and energetic, but it's too slapdash to be the pulverising satirical thriller it might have been.
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The algorithms that power this technology are prone to bias, and are often used by law enforcement in a slapdash manner.
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Some of them were slapdash licensing plays; others loving tributes to the decades of mythology contained within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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The DeVos debacle—like the Melania Trump mess—says more about the shoddy, slapdash culture surrounding this president than anything else.
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When Elon Musk on Friday night ended his Tesla buyout pursuit, it was the most predictable part of this slapdash saga.
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The GOP and its latest slapdash health care bill; President Trump's meeting with Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas; James B. Comey's testimony.
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To enjoy "The Devil's Candy," then, one must tolerate slapdash writing (by the director, Sean Byrne) and profoundly irritating adult behavior.
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If the idea is economically appealing, it nonetheless feels like the sort of slapdash fix of which tech types are notoriously fond.
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A new Daydream adventure game based on the Blade Runner franchise, for instance, has a fun premise but slapdash writing and gameplay.
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Under President Trump, the crackdown has come in many forms, beginning with the slapdash ban on travel from several Muslim-majority countries.
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From the mainstream's perspective, there was a profound otherness to these outsiders, with their strange accents and manners and slapdash production values.
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Underscoring the slapdash nature of it all was coding it in Flash, a technology that's easy to build in but notoriously limited.
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Trump's second is every bit the equal of the first in its slapdash nihilism — and every bit as unlikely to become law.
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In the international community, these laws are widely regarded as slapdash legal cover for government intimidation, a charge that the Kremlin denies.
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There's a good-time camaraderie to these songs that's underscored by their infectious and sometimes slapdash delivery, both live and on record.
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Watchdog groups that favor less immigration detention are warning that slapdash efforts to expand the ICE system could leave detainees at risk.
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Trump's slapdash messaging surrounding a possible New York quarantine seemed par for the course in his ongoing response to the coronavirus crisis.
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But his attempt to show leadership on the issue has had "a slapdash quality," The Post's Ashley Parker and Philip Rucker write.
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Or will the training Brigades add a professional methodology to the Army's often slapdash, perfunctory and unsystematic, attempts at establishing "allied" armies?
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" But the story, Scott wrote, is a "busy, slapdash contraption designed above all to satisfy the imperatives of big-budget family entertainment.
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Its payment methods, in which people wanting to profit from ransoms might be expected to take a keen interest, are rudimentary and slapdash.
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Slapdash ones were added in recent years, but Monotype has carefully redrawn them to fit in with the rest of the font family.
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Slapdash ones were added in recent years, but Monotype has carefully redrawn them to fit in with the rest of the font family.
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His lines are a slapdash puzzle of celebrity references, a delight for those buzzed by the thought of a famous-people happy hour.
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Without anyone to answer to, there's nothing that security experts or the American people can do about Trump's slapdash approach to sensitive information.
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Despite efforts to mirror the band's slapdash aesthetic, the film unfortunately follows a fairly consistent formal structure that keeps it from being engaging.
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Slapdash attempts like The West Wing's "Isaac and Ishmael" represent an almost desperate attempt to give perspective and reassurance to a terrified populace.
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Health firms should face stringent penalties if they are slapdash about security, but it is naive to expect that breaches will never happen.
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Slapdash creates a desktop software-speed container in which workers can run all their office software like Slack, Dropbox, Asana, Salesforce, and Google.
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But whether it was slapdash placement or the shock of being fired out of a seed gun, this approach never seemed to work.
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Some slapdash math suggests that soy sauce has a birthdate of 1657, the same year as the birth of good old Benjamin Franklin.
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But the slapdash first iteration of Trump's order was stopped by the courts, and the substantially scaled-back sequel suffered the same fate.
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Each episode is named for a food-related subject—Josh is a passionate if slapdash home chef, raising chickens in his back yard.
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Decades of slapdash inventory practices — the company's failure to invest in complete records of its holdings — had resulted in an insoluble discographical puzzle.
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Here's a selection: In this gleefully slapdash indie comedy, Steve Coogan plays Dana Marschz, a washed-up actor turned washed-up drama teacher.
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But she was frustrated with the slapdash nature of Mr. Trump's executive order to restrict refugees and people from several primarily Muslim countries.
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Richardson-Merrell's slapdash clinical trial and the flawed investigation by the F.D.A. most likely mean the drug's true toll will never be known.
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Richardson-Merrell's slapdash clinical trial and the flawed investigation by the F.D.A. most likely mean the drug's true toll will never be known.
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New GOP health care bill is just a skeletal, slapdash, mean-spirited version of the ACA that would slash insurance coverage, spike costs.
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The slapdash way the executive order was introduced doesn't exactly bode well for how seriously it will be taken, beyond its political symbolism.
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They then thoughtfully supplied the poor saps in their charge with a flimsy, slapdash account of what happened to supplant their now-vanished memories.
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Even Stick (Scott Glenn) isn't immune, as he's tasked with telling a slapdash story about an ancient evil and playing foster dad to Elektra.
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In theory there's an intriguing seed in it— Battlegrounds, but with spike-traps and slapdash shelters built in the centre of otherwise coverless fields.
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On its own, the depressing family drama would be bearable, but Hobson loses her thread when "Summer Cannibals" veers into frenetic, upsetting, slapdash melodrama.
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Clinton voiced disbelief at what she cast as the White House's slapdash approach to issues like health care and the North Korean nuclear program.
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Since the film makes only a slapdash effort to introduce the characters and their backgrounds, it strands some characters with nothing really to do.
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The "recent analysis" of prices Wheeler touted turns out to be a slapdash, back-of-the-envelope calculation, performed by self-styled consumer advocates.
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Before whiz-bang commercials, slapdash social media posts, and ridiculous concept cars, artists spent weeks—months, even—crafting gorgeous illustrations to depict the latest vehicles.
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The bureaucratic inefficiency on display today and the slapdash efforts at protecting consumers thus far should not come as heartening news to crypto enthusiasts, however.
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But for the millions of Americans whose health insurance has been at risk during the debate, the consequences from this slapdash bill could be severe.
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Professionalized operation Four years ago, Trump dove into presidential politics with no political experience to speak of and a slapdash campaign operation at his back.
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Here's the TL;DR: It's hard to overstate just how much Women Who Work reads like a slapdash term paper thrown together the night before.
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The film struck a nerve, not just with its canny specificity, but with its slapdash, wild gestures at something that feels true about life online.
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A well-written text or email can express greater confidence, more sincere concern, and stalwart professionalism in a way that slapdash, typo-ridden messages don't.
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Furtive and slapdash, they lacked the visual tropes of modern porn—including the notion that a scene would conclude with shots of a man's cum.
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The numbers that resulted are slapdash and incomplete; in the case of Gibson and Leonard, the statistics obscure the truth as much as tell it.
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None of the characters on stage really look like enviably glamorous popular people, but friendly nebbishes imitating the social elite with slapdash satirical broad strokes.
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It came off tacky and disorganized, leaving many viewers with the belief that skipping a Franklin tribute would have been better than Madge's slapdash one.
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The resulting slapdash teamwork between writer and photographer can end as quickly as it began; they may work together the next day, or never again.
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Here's the list: Publication date: August 20173, 2017 No, this isn't some slapdash attempt to cash in on the popularity of DC's biggest hit movie.
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But instead of making something that celebrates the old with a fresh eye, she has created a TV show that looks both slapdash and expensive.
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Back in early May, Graham was expressing profound concerns about the slapdash manner in which the House had thrown together a major piece of health reform.
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Venezuelans have turned to Bitcoin and other coins, including Dash, Ether, Stellar, TRON, and controversial stablecoin Tether for this kind of slapdash means of value preservation.
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At first blush, coffee cocktails might seem like a slapdash combination of two beloved beverages, an alcoholic frankenfood akin to the Burger King Mac N' Cheetos.
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The Deanna saga was just kinda… there, and much of Rick and Daryl's slapdash supplies run felt like a hurried way to introduce a new character.
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It delves into the depths of pop culture, and its dialogue sounds like the slapdash, cognizant cadence known as Whedon-speak, but juiced up on testosterone.
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After days of wrangling, House Republicans still appeared short of the votes they'd need to pass President Donald Trump's slapdash replacement of the Affordable Care Act.
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Man in the News Donald John Trump defied the skeptics who said he would never run, and the political veterans who scoffed at his slapdash campaign.
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Some of his recordings were uneven as well, marred by lesser material and slapdash production — a far cry from his peak work for Cobra and Chess.
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A slapdash assassin tournament midway through the season makes it especially evident how the series uses its fight scenes like a cudgel instead of a paintbrush.
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There's some notable comedic talent onscreen, particularly Melissa McCarthy, Elizabeth Banks, and Maya Rudolph, but they're wasted on a halfhearted premise, sluggish pacing, and slapdash execution.
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It felt a little slapdash for these two professionals, and it wasn't the only thing about the episode that seemed thinner and more contrived than usual.
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" At first, the city proves inhospitable, its "disheveled, slapdash angry art" alienating Thaddeus, and its competitiveness posing "a crash course in failure, his Ph.D. in pauperhood.
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The excitement about what amounts to a slapdash, stopgap transit system captures how Tel Aviv is at once Israel's most modern city and also strangely backward.
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Her prose is joyful if occasionally slapdash, with a few too many life-as-the-sea metaphors ("rough waters lay ahead"; "the tide began to turn").
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He strayed into empty superhero theatrics with the slapdash "Suicide Squad" (co-starring Mr. Smith) and again dilutes his integrity with Mr. Smith's lightweight sitcom likability.
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Despite its inflexibility, limited benefits, and slapdash structure, one good thing to be said about Express is its relatively high pay—estimated to be $15 per hour.
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When other agents were slapdash and guilty of lethal security breaches, she somehow kept the show on the road, even as the personal risks to her intensified.
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The new ban is, in Judge Watson's eyes, rather slapdash in its execution, even "absurd", despite an ostensibly improved rubric for picking which countries to pick on.
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But it's not just while they're plugged in that these slapdash gadgets are a security risk — even from the garbage can, they can still compromise your network.
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And given how much Hologram is about his inner life, that surface approach proves frustrating, and makes the story's series of outsized incidents seem arbitrary and slapdash.
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"Resurgence" may be too slapdash and dumbed-down to have anywhere near the seismic impact of its predecessor, but it can be enjoyable in its cartoonish dopeyness.
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Such an impeachment would go forward with a significantly undeveloped record with a couple of slapdash articles, along with ample room to acquit Trump in the Senate.
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It's a slapdash legal gambit that, even if it survives judicial scrutiny, may well create a horror of another sort: massive concentration camps on America's southern border.
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Mr. Trump faces a potentially record-high gender gap with women, but pushing the proposal so close to the election risks looking slapdash on a serious topic.
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It's a noisy, dull, thoroughly soulless affair built on banal dialogue, flat acting, and slapdash computer-generated imagery that barely looks better than your average Playstation game.
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YouTube has long been a haven for slapdash political punditry, but in recent months, a certain type of hyper-prolific conspiracist has emerged as a dominant force.
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"There is only one outcome that is suited to the paucity of evidence, the failed inquiry, the slapdash case," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said last month.
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For all its arresting images and symbols, "The Young Pope" is still a serial driven by story, and the narrative and character motivations are slapdash and underdeveloped.
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But Goldsmith told me that it was slapdash at best, and in one case the most recent address on file for an eligible veteran was from 1968.
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The comparison is not a slapdash one, as if one black musician with a particular set of interests must reflexively be likened to another in a different country.
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And yet given the tedious, perfunctory quality of most release notes — "This app has been updated with bug fixes and performance improvements" — Medium's slapdash poetry was undeniably refreshing.
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But the organization that beat back Sanders's talking points and mass rallies is poised to do the same, in an even more definitive way, to Trump's slapdash operation.
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In "Ultra Violet Visionary Transformation No.2" (2014–20163), the mannered curvatures of the syringe-applied paint strands sit awkwardly with the slapdash texture of their enclosed surfaces.
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And taxing the rich is pretty popular, making it tempting to hike taxes for high-income people in a sort of slapdash way to pay for various stuff.
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For them, there's always an easy, slapdash, cost-free revolution: Just use the right hashtag on Instagram and you, too, can spark regime change in the Arab world.
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"If the Senate blesses this slapdash impeachment, if we say that from now on this is enough, then we invite an endless parade of impeachable trials," he said.
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Three days after Mr. Barrow was inaugurated in a slapdash ceremony in the Gambian Embassy in Dakar, Senegal, Mr. Jammeh flew out of the country and into exile.
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Trumpcare is a slapdash, incompetent piece of legislation; but even a much more competent set of people couldn't have done better given the constraints of Republican Party ideology.
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But, by forgoing it, the administration circumvented an important internal check on executive power, while creating the impression that it is making critical national policy in slapdash fashion.
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Instead, it appeared to approach the "limited" promotion as a slapdash attempt to piggyback on a random joke, with little idea of what it was getting itself into.
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The result of this slapdash border-design is that Europe's map is speckled with "national minorities"—the minorities who did not migrate, but saw borders migrate over their heads.
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As a slapdash solution, Uber then reportedly set up a separate company that bought cars in bulk from shady importers who operate in a grey area of the law.
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There are a multitude of slapdash ports of classic games and bare-bones remasters that offer little more than an HD upgrade, but these collections and remasters are different.
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It is possible, though unlikely, that the Democratic front-runner could yet be indicted by the FBI over her allegedly slapdash handling of classified information while secretary of state.
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Finally, and crucially, there is the question of whether captured refugees receive a legitimate asylum hearing aboard ship, rather than a slapdash or fraudulent one, or none at all.
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Many don't have the luxury: College for them is a slapdash scramble to grab credits as they can while working a demanding job, caring for family members or both.
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But the effort appears to have been slapdash from the start, according to several people involved in the effort, who asked for anonymity because of the continuing federal investigations.
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Through his money and his willingness to experiment, the billionaire former mayor of New York has poked holes in the already slapdash rules for political campaigns on social media.
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These free-form tarts can be filled with any fruit and will bake up bubbling and golden, no matter how slapdash you think you've been when folding them up.
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Despite the vastness of the Burgtheater stage, the elaborate lighting and the apparently unlimited fog budget, the raggedy costumes and the slapdash scaffolding lend the proceedings a DIY feel.
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Fifty-one years later, the company has revived it in a feisty, slapdash production at Theater 80 St. Marks, featuring several cast members who starred in the original version.
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Looking at the internet can often feel like eavesdropping on a slapdash youth debate contest where nobody did the assigned reading and everybody took military-grade amphetamines before participating.
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When the collection feels slapdash, it has less to do with the breadth of topics than it does with the pieces that, in modern-media time, seem like antiques.
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Even voters supportive of Mr. Trump said the process had unfolded in a slapdash way, without sufficient attention to explaining the bill to people whom it might affect directly.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — Alun Williams is a barmy British bloke who roams the backstreets of cities and towns, stubbornly signifying historic citizens with slapdash splotches.
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The shitstorm of scandals that's hammered Donald Trump and his administration for the last two weeks, much of it of the president's own slapdash creation, has consumed the political class.
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Establishing such a slapdash standard at one federal agency could impact tens of thousands of businesses should other agencies (federal, state or local) choose to emulate such a problematic precedent.
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The other consideration is that the very nature of an underneath layer makes it harder to style, meaning the cumulative effects of slapdash brushing could be making the issue worse.
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That is a process that has already started, in a preliminary, slapdash manner, driven by Turkey's military operation and our inability to find the policy levers to stop Turkey's action.
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It's not a slapdash port, and it was evidently designed from the ground up for VR. It's the kind of thing that VR enthusiasts should, on paper, be excited about.
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The video brings to mind the content on TikTok, the hugely popular social-media platform, where users make slapdash, absurdist remixes of songs and videos, adding digital filters and ornaments.
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Actually, they were still testing themselves in real time, on a stage where every lapse — and inevitably there were a few sour vocals and slapdash guitars — would be very public.
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As with most of Welles's later work, the seams of its slapdash production occasionally show, in shots that were clearly made months and even years later, as extensive documentation confirms.
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There were also the slapdash efforts at overhauling United States health care and regular leaks about investigations into potential links between the Trump campaign and Russian meddling into the election.
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The delay by the Japanese government, along with slapdash and ineffective containment measures during the two-week isolation period, would help turn the Diamond Princess into a floating epidemiological disaster.
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Android apps on tablets were a mess, adding them as an option on ChromeOS felt haphazard, and most recently the Galaxy Fold had a slapdash approach to windowing multiple apps.
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Trump's slapdash approach might be as effective as Bush's carefully orchestrated Iraq rollout, in part because the American political press does not need much prodding to sanitize our deranged foreign policy.
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The film's real beauty is in its choreography; it may seem like a slapdash jumble of spontaneity, but there's plenty of thought behind the madness and how each sequence is constructed.
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Verizon says it will be adding more 5G cells to its network over the coming weeks, which means in less than a month, my slapdash coverage map could become quickly outdated.
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However, that timeline has already seen several delays, and based on the slapdash multiplayer system that's currently in place for games like Splatoon 2, Nintendo has some serious work to do.
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I stayed there two nights, and what seemed slapdash in the day revealed its charm at night, when the silence was broken only by the calls of a great horned owl.
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He warned them to avoid the ephemeral blandishments of the digital age — "slapdash" Twitter posts that disappear from iPhone screens within seconds — in favor of in-depth coverage of the issues.
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Mr. Green apologized for the slapdash quality of the performance — it was a rehearsal — then read passages from his novel that describe Aza's debilitating fear about the wound on her finger.
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Inovo ultimately paid the Flynn Intel Group only $93,000 and received little more than slapdash research and a comically inept attempt to make an anti-Gulen video, which was never completed.
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TOM RYAN, TUCSON To the Editor: Thank you for a very informative, first-person account of the differences between our slapdash corporate for-profit health care system and the Scandinavian model.
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But for these women who founded the group, (and one man who has joined in solidarity), Trump's bombastic style, offensive rhetoric toward women and minorities, slapdash policy "suggestions" risk destroying the party.
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The novel is a slapdash, picaresque adventure and spiritual coming-of-age tale — "On the Road" crossed with "Henderson the Rain King" with some nods to "National Lampoon's Vacation" along the way.
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We have certainly seen over the last three years, especially with the current slapdash handling of the coronavirus, the cost of a president who is unable to effectively manage a global crisis.
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And it rewards games that are purposefully constructed with iOS devices in mind—rather than a slapdash port over from another platform—making the overall experience of playing those games more coherent.
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Democrats are understandably disturbed by Mr. McConnell's stated intent to conduct a trial that is quick and superficial — slapdash, to coin a term — with an outcome not only preordained but pre-announced.
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Where plenty of punk guitarists attempted to recreate Greg Ginn's slapdash soloing, Banks played like a revved up John Fogerty or Dickey Betts, allowing even his most pounding riffs some room to breathe.
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The whole process was starkly at odds with the travel ban, which was widely criticized as too slapdash, as well as the panic to round up votes on the effort to repeal ObamaCare.
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Collectives of folks who grew up with these games used their budding technical skills to reverse engineer the devices, sharing knowledge with their peers in text files, on slapdash websites, or within FTP servers.
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An interactive exhibit called "The Reconstruction Game" finds humor in the uphill battle for black progress, but overstays its welcome; so does a faux political forum that features slapdash impressions of some American presidents.
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Instead, when Mr. Trump took the stage exactly 30 minutes after midnight for his final rally as a candidate, his 34-minute speech felt like an afterthought, the slapdash add-on that it was.
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Like a slapdash housekeeper, Spieth has maintained appearances during his "bit of a slump," as he described it, by stuffing all the detritus of his game in the storage closet that is his brain.
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Contrast that with the unfiltered outbursts Americans have endured from President Trump in the chaotic days since he signed his slapdash order suspending entry for people from seven predominantly Muslim countries, and all refugees.
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The slapdash release of that list set off a new round of recriminations between Washington and Moscow about election interference, as well as between the White House and Congress over who directs sanctions policy.
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But while T-Mobile is the company on the docket, much of the proceeding has centered on Dish, an ambitious satellite television provider that would emerge from the deal as a slapdash fourth carrier.
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Of course, the UK example is just one case, but this comparison is a great deal more relevant to the CEA's claims than the slapdash comparison it presents near the start of its report.
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Believe it or not, a knack for precision isn't necessary for recreating this look: You can use a brush or hand-paint using your fingers, and go as intricate or as slapdash as you like.
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Given how aggressive the Trump administration has been in changing executive branch immigration policy, and how opaque or slapdash some of those moves have been, there is more than enough for Nadler to take up.
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Ethan, on the other hand, is a little more improvisational, and is forever trying to find ways around killing anyone, even if it means executing a somewhat preposterous and possibly slapdash plan to do so.
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What Bambenek found was that the Guccifer 22.0 persona — believed to be a cover for Russia's military intelligence arm — reflected a more slapdash chapter in the operation to sow U.S. election chaos than usually presented.
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But the ship was in bad shape when it came to port in Toulon, and despite some slapdash repairs, it collapsed and sunk offshore on November 6, resulting in the deaths of over 700 passengers.
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Deforestation, wildfires, and erosion from terracing and the slapdash construction of roads are some of the more visible effects of illegal marijuana grows, according to Karen Escobar, an Assistant US Attorney in California's Eastern District.
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But last season, the city was turned on its head with glitter-splashed eyeliner glimmering from the catwalk at Halpern, slapdash pastel eyeshadow at Erdem, and "troll" inspired hair embellished with rhinestone pins at Ashley Williams.
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California Secessionist movement opens first "embassy" — and it's in Moscow California Secessionist movement opens first "embassy" — and it's in Moscow MOSCOW — The first foreign outpost of California's slapdash secessionist movement, Yes California, opened here on Sunday.
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This plot has all the elements of a South Park-style paean to faux-neutral nihilism, but it plays out in such a slapdash way that The Golden Circle comes off as more dilettantish than cynical.
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In reality, it was a slapdash effort to break from the white nationalist elements of the right, an ongoing rebranding effort since January—first as Trumpites, now as the New Right—that has been minimally successful.
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Paul Ryan, the speaker of the House, has a reputation as a policy wonk, committed to fiscal responsibility, that is utterly incomprehensible if you look at the slapdash, fundamentally dishonest policy documents he actually puts out.
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For months Trump's rivals and other Republicans have either retreated in silence or tentatively and ineptly criticized him for exactly those traits that voters like about him: for being a slapdash, politically incorrect money-hungry bully.
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At a time when Cardi B can offer a slapdash verse to Maroon 5 and no one blinks, it feels refreshing to see two artists get together motivated by more than label dollar-signs-in-eyes.
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So it's back to the factoids, the digressive details about ancillary players and the awkwardly shoehorned, slapdash sociological observations ("As it happened, the Sandra Dee-ification of Meg Ryan held a mirror to sexually anxious times").
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Even the obligatory scoops of ice cream that restaurants seem required to offer aren't allowed to leave her pastry station until they've been turned into a composed dessert, and not some kind of slapdash sundae, either.
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After a slapdash initial announcement and a week of confusion about exactly what the policy was going to look like, the White House on Thursday afternoon announced a framework for new taxes on imported steel and aluminum.
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Charles M. Blow CLEVELAND — So far, the Republican National Convention in Cleveland has been a slapdash spectacle of the absurd, with processions of B-list politicians and Z-list celebrities jockeying for the title of biggest embarrassment.
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The actors recite the gibberish of Kurt Schwitters's "Ursonate," a monument of Dadaist writing, while Mr. Kentridge projects chopped-up maps and slapdash demarcations of the continent — as if the Cabaret Voltaire were a second Berlin Conference.
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They insist the House did such an unfair, slapdash job with its inquiry that the entire impeachment, including many of the subpoenas it issued, were illegitimate and, as such, the president would have been irresponsible to participate.
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He addressed the only development obliquely in a speech on Monday afternoon, accusing Democrats of trying to "pre-commit the Senate to redoing House Democrats' slapdash work for them, and pursuing avenues" that the House did not.
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The somewhat slapdash way that the final legislative text is being assembled raises the question of whether we really understand the scale of the new loopholes being created or how much revenue we are going to lose.
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The 2016 animated movie not only managed to look drab and slapdash by comparison; it also tacked on an unnecessary 30-minute opening chapter, featuring a creepy and unearned scene in which Batgirl sleeps with her mentor Batman.
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His "Schmagoo Paintings," slapdash grease-pencil drawings, followed his fleeting success as a minimalist (which found him stacking monochromatic canvases into the shape of rudimentary robots), and his prices jumped from the thousands to the hundreds of thousands.
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Here we see a concrete downside to the White House's slapdash approach to staffing, its disdain for professionalism and this president's conviction that, because he's such a communications whiz, he doesn't need a message team backing him up.
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It was a crowning embarrassment for HBO in an already poorly received season, and a bitter disappointment for fans who felt that a story they had been invested in for a decade was being given a slapdash finish.
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The 22,33-square-foot converted warehouse contained an elaborate maze of slapdash living quarters, artist studios, junk storage and an open space for late-night dance parties, like the one that drew up to 23 people on Dec. 22016.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — Color-themed exhibitions often indicate a sense of slapdash or uninspired curatorial practice, which is why it was surprising to hear that Wasserman Projects was mounting Color-Aid for its summer program.
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The decay and slapdash renovations of the manor and its adjoining cottage become a metaphor for the shifting familial bonds of these residents, whose lives are variously touched by two world wars and a terrorist attack in distant Paris.
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It was a slapdash affair that brought disparate agencies together to tackle arguably the widest mandate of the federal government, all while failing to address critical underlying questions about the department's mission and responsibilities vis-à-vis other departments and agencies.
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The frustration with Palomarez, however, is deeper than just finances, with widespread concern within USHCC that he has squandered the Latino business organization's political clout and relationship with the White House with slapdash posturing that has expressly angered Trump officials.
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That's why John McCain's 2008 convention was basically a dud in Sarah Palin gift wrap, and Mitt Romney's in 2012 was somewhat slapdash—themed after a random, decontextualized Obama "gaffe," ending with Clint Eastwood striking up conversation with an empty chair.
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Hawaii earlier this year indicated that Chief Justice John Roberts and the other conservative justices are willing to give Trump the benefit of the doubt on controversial immigration policies, no matter how contrived, slapdash, or bigoted their origins may be.
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It's almost inconceivable to imagine a Soviet leader authorizing the kind of slapdash operation that took place in Salisbury, England, when a deadly poison was used in an attempted assassination, then left in a perfume bottle to kill an innocent bystander.
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Mr. Brunker, who wrote the script with five other people, fashions "Nut Job 2" as its own dull amusement park ride, where slapdash animation, a dismal story and a score by Heitor Pereira repeated ad infinitum makes for few thrills.
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It ends with a slapdash fake-out, where the sisters were apparently in on a plan to trap and kill Littlefinger together—which begs the question: Shouldn't there be a greater purpose than misdirection to undo two women leads' character-building?
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And I think if I had to pinpoint why Game of Thrones' final season so often felt slapdash, it's probably because it didn't pay enough attention to its characters' relationships, as opposed to the fates of individual characters and plot points.
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Cheap Internet of Things gadgets betray you even after you toss them in the trash It's not just while they're plugged in that these slapdash gadgets are a security risk — even from the garbage can, they can still compromise your network. 7.
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Cerebus — a three-foot-tall, gray-furred aardvark — arose from a slapdash Canadian zine Sim worked on, designed as its logo character and given his name from a misspelling of "Cerberus," the three-headed canine guardian of the underworld in Greek mythology.
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People were getting slapdash with their powder: Someone on vacation allegedly fed some K to a pigeon in Ibiza (his lawyer later said it was salt, not ketamine), and a friend of Kate Middleton's family was caught with it all over his face.
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On Thursday night, that something looked like this: In a fraying section of downtown Rio, a pack of the world's most venerated chefs were rushing around a slapdash kitchen amid a crush of volunteers as they improvised a dinner for 63 homeless people.
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The ad, which is running on Indian TV channels in the United States, is a slapdash affair featuring clips of Mr. Trump at a recent Bollywood-themed event in Edison, N.J., called "Humanity United Against Terror," held by the Republican Hindu Coalition.
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WASHINGTON — Even as President Trump threatened to block the publication of a book detailing his slapdash approach to the presidency, his White House is scheduled to receive a cinematic, if belated, lesson on the failed precedent of prior restraint on the American press.
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A sometimes illuminating, often slapdash and frustrating affair that mixes on-the-scenes bits, found material and original interviews (with the likes of Jeffrey Toobin), it opens with Mr. Trump accepting the presidential nomination in July 2016 and ends soon after his election.
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The administration has made a slapdash case for why it chose to assassinate Soleimani, but the main arguments have been that he was planning to attack Americans within days, and that the US would always respond forcefully after US citizens were killed.
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But your enjoyment will hinge on your ability to turn off your brain — to not be bothered by a plot that's both laughably slapdash and ridiculously convoluted, or by Bay's tendency to film women as if their butts were their main features.
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It was the halftime show that never could be — a charmingly slapdash, nearly five-hour profane parade of local heroes and of-the-moment aspirants that represented a specific place and point of view too hot for an audience north of 100 million.
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It is an astonishingly varied city, an urbanscape in a constant state of change, blending Kaiser-era glories, vestiges of Nazism, slapdash postwar architecture, multiple cultures and new creations — bars, restaurants, museums and open public spaces that are continuously altering the face of the city.
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In place of any such symbol of healing remembrance, there are rather slapdash wax facsimiles of the seven military officers—which stand out in striking contrast to Indonesia's rich tradition of expressive, detailed, and carefully rendered figurative sculpture—who were interred at the museum's site.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, has repeatedly criticized the Democratic-led House for conducting what he calls a "slapdash" partisan investigation and then expecting the Senate to do the House's "homework" by filling in gaps in the House case.
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The Tax Cuts and Job Act was passed in a rushed, secretive, rather slapdash process involving no bipartisan outreach and polled dismally; is expected to increase the deficit by $1.5 trillion; and does not meaningfully simplify the tax code as Republicans had long promised.
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The exhibition of framed drawings and objects in glass vitrines, within the cultivated space of the three-story gallery, works against the emphasis on physical processes, bricolage, and, at times, slapdash aesthetic that is apparent in Roth's studio and his drawings, journals, and other projects.
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But Ritchie and his writers don't give viewers enough reason to want to keep up, unless they're fully satisfied with the kind of slapdash episodic fantasy combat that made movies like the Clash Of The Titans remake and Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters feel so repetitive.
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Its floor-level rectangular vitrine contains textured foam pads, sprinklings of dirt and minerals, and a plethora of slapdash display labels ("Microclimate Circulation"; "Language Barrier"; "Radical Encyclical"; "The People's International Cooperative Development Center") that evoke taxonomic natural history museum displays but undercut Linnaean certitude through disjunction.
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Trump's staff additions comes days after the White House was put on the defensive by the new book, "Fire and Fury," by Michael Wolff, which described President Trump as someone with a short attention span, lack of grasp of policy details and slapdash approach to the presidency.
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NEW DELHI — As the chaos surrounding Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ban on high-currency bills entered its ninth day, the government moved Thursday to address some of the problems amid signs of growing impatience with the slapdash way the policy seems to have been carried out.
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In dueling speeches on the Senate floor, McConnell said he would not allow a "fishing expedition" after a "slapdash" House impeachment process, while Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said a trial without witnesses would be a "sham" and suggested Trump's fellow Republicans favored a cover-up.
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From his impeccably put together ensembles composed exclusively out of the finest luxury brands and expansive alcohol empire, to his multi-decade spanning career and the absurdly A-list company he keeps, there's nothing particularly casual or slapdash about the way the rapper goes about his everyday business.
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All That always traded in a colorful slapdash surrealism in its best sketches—which meant that they never really had a more perfect musical guest than Andre 3000 (clad in a funny straw hat and giant red overalls) and Big Boi trading syllable-packed #bars and abstract onomatopoeia.
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A slapdash lampoon of sexual trauma and noxious masculinity, "When We Went Electronic," written by Caitlin Saylor Stephens and directed by Meghan Finn for the Tank in Manhattan, is a show in love with its own grotesquerie, a fun house ride that's just a pile of distorting mirrors.
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Alex is maybe six feet tall, with a thick head of dark hair that he brushes in the slapdash manner of a kid giving in to his mother, and he speaks in a bracing, nasal timbre that recalls a Wayans brothers imitation of white people asking for directions.
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For his show at the 2009 Venice Biennale, he set up a studio in a palazzo on the Grand Canal and painted a hundred and forty-four portraits—one a day, informal and fluid and a bit slapdash—of his friend Páll Hauker Björnsson in a Speedo swimsuit.
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Back then, we saw a flurry of slapdash hardware spring up when the popular augmented reality Pokémon game hit the heights of its popularity a few years ago, including the Chargemander, a battery pack case for your phone shaped like a Pokédex from GogoToro — the same company behind the CELLder Wand.
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Kanye can put out a slapdash album to great philosophical fanfare; meanwhile, Teyana seems to be sitting around waiting for permission to release her own album—an album that great because of a grit and spirit that cannot be crafted for her—and she's scrutinized all the more closely for it.
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While the Orioles have put together a great bullpen over the past few years, and then made sure it stayed together by re-signing Darren O'Day in the offseason, their starting rotation for all of recent history has been a make-work slapdash of doomed reclamation projects, underachieving prospects, and rentals.
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Much of Birds of Prey features Quinn, in a Deadpool-like fashion, narrating her own backstory and providing slapdash dossiers about other characters to explain how she and a band of street-level superheroic women are all connected to a flamboyant, psychologically brittle villain, a diamond, and a foster child.
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People familiar with the report told the Times that while it characterizes the pursuit of the FISA request as careless and slapdash, the report discredits major conspiracy theories that Trump has advanced about the investigation -- finding, for example, that the FBI met the legal evidence threshold to open the probe.
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Some of the new additions have poignant, timely arcs — a young lesbian who's struggling with her partner's transition, and that partner's newfound attraction to men — but too many others feel slapdash and awkward, like a set of extremely annoying influencer-wannabe twins who seem like the products of a millennial-hating boomer lab.
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It's an awfully ambitious slate even for the first month of a presidency, much less the first day; the Trump administration issued three major executive orders on immigration within a week of inauguration, but the most consequential of those (the first version of the travel ban) was too slapdash to stand up in court.
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It was no surprise that the 62-year-old senator attacked House Democrats, accusing them of a slapdash investigation of Trump's actions toward Ukraine and his alleged withholding of U.S. aid in order to pressure Kiev to investigate one of his political rivals, former Vice President Joe Biden, a contender for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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After a massive public backlash, the administration is reportedly working to reunite kids and parents, but the whole separation policy was slapdash and sloppy from the get-go -- records weren't properly kept, and immigrants saw their children taken away from them by US employees displaying less care than if they were confiscating someone's wallets.
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This was followed by a deluge of oils and creams to the face: either Innisfree's Green Tea Micellar Water or one from Girl Undiscovered Under The Waterfall — which contains charged moon-bathed crystals (emphasis mine) to compensate for my usual slapdash cleansing — along with Tatcha Essence, massaged in with a fridge-cold rose quartz roller from Maggie Wu Studio.
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The show at 205 Hudson, then, is composed of works contemporaneous with the period, which feel, for the most part, solidly worked-through despite their DIY aesthetic — even pieces that, at the time, seemed like slapdash evocations of expressionism, such as the wild caricatures of Rick Prol or the fluidly brushed, heavily chiaroscuro'd heads and bodies of Luis Frangella.
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Yanagi, whose work she introduced me to, describes such design not only as ugly but as amoral; Nakashima, in his own life, witnessed the short distance between a culture that uses slapdash construction techniques to support an elegant facade and one that uses a righteous wartime effort to mask the human rot that made a place like Minidoka possible.
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"I think you can count on Democrats to make sure that the American public is 2628 percent aware that for seven years, the Republican Party had no plan to replace ObamaCare and they came up with one … in an incompetent, slapdash way … and it collapsed under its own weight," said Joshua Karp, spokesman for Democratic super PAC American Bridge.
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Though Swisher did not name the restaurant in her tweet, nor did she respond to immediate request for comment via email from MUNCHIES on Monday regarding clarification on this point, some slapdash Postmates sleuthing has led me to gather that the item exists on the menu for Lemonade, a restaurant chain with locations spread high and low through California.
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Instead, her unrhymed sonnets, her seemingly slapdash odes, her versified diary entries let her, and her readers, live in the moment, opening us up to other people's cares and joys and wishes and words, in the New York City art scene where she began and in the greener parts of New York State — "Albany and Rensselaer counties" — that provide her territory now.
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It documented what Wallace called the "grudging move toward maybe acknowledging that this unromantic, unhip, clichéd A.A. thing — so unlikely and unpromising ... this goofy slapdash anarchic system of low-rent gatherings and corny slogans and saccharine grins and hideous coffee" might actually offer hope, in its simplicity and its slogans, in its church-basement coffee and its effusion of anonymous and unqualified love.
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By Sunday, the episode had led to a purge as the Trump campaign indicated that it would cut ties with three of its five pollsters, a sign of internal discord in an operation seeking to be far more organized and professional than the slapdash, one-man show that Mr. Trump ran out of Trump Tower in New York four years ago.
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This then, is what has Trump and his party dancing in the endzone and exchanging high-fives: A slapdash package of tax giveaways, hastily cobbled together without public hearings or normal deliberation, bereft of rigorous analysis, passed on a strict party-line vote, that is regressive, a "borrow and spend" budget-buster and even more insanely complicated than the status quo.
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That's why the deep reporting, the informed questioning, the in-depth stories -- the kind of journalism that we honor today -- matters more than ever and, by the way, lasts longer than some slapdash Tweet that slips off our screens in the blink of an eye, that may get more hits todays, but won't stand up to the test of time.
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Despite how slapdash the Yeezy Season 3 show appeared to be (I tuned in after he finished playing the record, hearing only a snippet of a new Young Thug song which sounded predictably great and more radio-ready than anything he's offered yet), it was hard not to just marvel at how Ye can make an inclusive event seem exclusive, and vice versa.
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Ask New York fans for their favorite recent memories of the team, and, lacking many options, they'll almost unanimously cite the start of the 2012-13 season, when a semi-slapdash squad featuring Jason Kidd and Rasheed Wallace, among others, rushed out to an 18-5 start playing the type of airy, character-driven basketball the Garden hadn't seen since the Houston-Sprewell days.
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Over the last five years, Netflix and Amazon have ramped up their movie production, with Netflix first trying its hand at slapdash comedies and genre films (it made a splash by signing Adam Sandler to a four-movie deal in 2014) and Amazon filling a void in independent cinema, producing Spike Lee's Chi-Raq, James Gray's Lost City of Z, and Kenneth Lonergan's Manchester by the Sea.
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Limiting the number of people living in close quarters during a still-mysterious and lethal outbreak is a seemingly appropriate public-health decision—while experts differ on how effective this step will be, erring on the side of caution makes sense—but students tell VICE that universities' slapdash plans for getting people off campus created mass confusion and left vulnerable students in the lurch.
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And then the frustrating part of being a monthly editor is you only get to do it 12 times a year, so it's this over ... slightly or it can feel slightly overwrought as this thing that you're birthing every month, whereas the web has this wonderfully sort of slapdash, let's get it out, let's join the conversation moment, and I've never been afraid of joining the conversation.
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It can be a kind of slapdash form — there was an early interpretation of it that read much more like a Richard Florida "Rise of the Creative Class" kind of model, which [goes] extraordinarily hand in hand with neoliberalism, kind of an end idea that cities needed to be beautified or made more vibrant by way of artists to make standards of living go up without any kind of critique around urban development or gentrification.
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I would be the last to deny Hopper's importance, but even in the smallest and most slapdash of these oil sketches, Dickinson seems to me a greater and more elevated painter, and all notions of "cerebralism" and "decadence" — two words critics throw around when they can't find anything bad to say about an artist — are swept away by the freshness of these pictures, in which eeriness and vivacity seem to go hand in hand, as they do in our social life.
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Last week I got to spend a short time playing the game at Niantic's office in San Francisco, and while they didn't reveal all their secrets, I saw enough to convince me that HP:WU (I await a catchier nickname, like PoGO) will be a huge time sink for any Harry Potter fan and will probably convert or cannibalize many players from GO. If you were worried this would be a slapdash cash-in effort like some of the HP tie-ins we've seen… don't be.
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But the recent attacks on national monuments, from President Trump's executive order, to Interior Secretary Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE's hasty and arbitrary review of these magnificent places, to Bishop's slapdash bill to gut the Antiquities Act, are a smokescreen for other uses of these special places entirely.
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I would be the last to deny Hopper's importance, but even in the smallest and most slapdash of these oil sketches, Dickinson seems to me a greater and more elevated painter […] Loved by painters but largely ignored by museums and the art world, Dickinson's work can be divided into five basic groups: premier coup paintings of the landscape that were done on site in a single sitting; imaginary scenes that he set up and often labored on for years; historical images based on personal interests (such as Polar explorations and the Civil War); self-portraits; and a series of impasto paintings, dating from 1914-913.
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