Riley and Sly founded Elementz Nutrition, a nutritional supplement company whose website and Facebook page feature many of the athletes Sly mentioned on camera.
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Not every athlete cited by Sly in the Al Jazeera report is connected to Elementz, and not all of Elementz's big-time clients were mentioned by Sly.
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" The physician deemed her "sly, profane, obstinate, . . .
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Ms. Lopez-Bartlett had killed herself several days before Mr. Collins began secretly interviewing Mr. Sly, though Mr. Sly did not mention her death during several hours of conversations, according to the transcripts.
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The result is at once charmingly sincere and agreeably sly.
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Sly & Robbie Presents… Reggae For Her – Devin Di Dakta & J.L
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Maybe they're sending one another cat videos on the sly.
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In "Lynx Boa" (below) she adopts a sly, feline gaze.
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Sly and Riley did not respond to several interview requests.
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Becca, unperturbed, makes a sly comment about it to Jordan.
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Some thought this was a sly slap at Donald Trump.
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Where Michael Keaton invested Bruce Wayne with sly wit and
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The sly entrepreneur seeks to cajole their employees with carrots.
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Sly did not speak to investigators from Major League Baseball.
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How did they hit off with Sly & Robbie as producers?
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Again, there's a sly implication that her work is straightforward.
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It has lost none of its sweep and sly humor.
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But not all buildings are sly references to other things.
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There's also a sly commentary in here on HBO itself.
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He never drowns out anyone with his sly, entertaining voice.
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This little window lets you check in on the sly.
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Propaganda, now, can unwittingly become a sly form of criticism.
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"Dancing Queen," by Abba, Bergoglio answers with a sly smile.
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So he included emotions, motivations, snappy dialogue, sly Gaimanian flourishes.
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But he be having some sly little comments about me.
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Sylvester Stallone's wife is weighing in on the whole Sly vs.
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"What a marvelous idea, darling," Vanderpump says with a sly smile.
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Case in point: snake, in all its sly, slithery, sophisticated glory.
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The following morning, Sly released a statement recanting all his claims.
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Kevin is a sly rom-com love interest in his insidiousness.
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"[Reagan's] cheeks are so red," Russell says, a sly smile unfurling.
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She then impresses Sly with her very extensive knowledge of Rocky.
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Do you wish you could speak entirely in sly inside jokes?
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Rocky Balboa has been really good to Sly over the years.
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Those red lips, fixed in a sly smirk, say it all.
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Plus, it would make Sly Stallone happy, and he played Rocky.
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Tom Felton really does put the sly in Slytherin, doesn't he?
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The sly crop job was deemed a "#DiddyCrop" by the Internet.
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Except when they're flicking through their smartphone notifications on the sly.
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Like much in Proust's novel, the scene has sly autobiographical roots.
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Only, some sly cunt's gone and animated it with satanic electricity.
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She then gave me a sly grin and raised her brow.
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" Die Welt: "What does that have to do with 'sly dogs'?
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Sly engineering makes the poem something more than a child's riddle.
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Never say never, though ... you really think Sly wouldn't pony up?
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Weightless and buoyant, he turned his tricks into sly, superlative comedy.
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Saadawi's tone can be sly, but his intentions are deadly serious.
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I know Lennox, and Sly, and my friend, Keith — where's Keith?
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Behold her dance album, a nervous flurry of sly kinetic motion.
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This is art of sly, affectionate wit, though not exactly sunny.
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It's a modest, unassuming entertainment that's motored by a sly sensibility.
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It also wasn't a sly endorsement of the blue Democratic Party.
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My concerns had been blatant when they should have been sly.
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"Sleep Dealer" is a sly commentary on immigration and labor policy.
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"Sly was cracking us up the whole flight man," Mr. Coogler recalled.
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Sense and madness, sly fabrication and an almost demonic accuracy mingle promiscuously.
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Sly Stone pulling out a little anvil case, dressed in Army fatigues.
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The dialogue, from a script Affleck co-wrote, is sly and truthful.
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This type of world-building has always been King's sly, secret strength.
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Photographers usually took a more sly and surreptitious approach to street photography.
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Sly as the move seemed, the fox just needed to center himself.
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He's out because he borrowed his father's car on the sly so
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The two share very similar facial features, hair styles, and sly smirks.
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She's a model of sly wit, of compassion and, yes, of integrity.
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Still, the answer to the whodunit is a sly — and satisfying — surprise.
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Be careful and be #kansascity ians "We are not Chicago," Sly wrote.
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This eliminates fears that you might be recording somebody on the sly.
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In them, feminism, institutional critique, sly humor and self-possessed humility unite.
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If the opponent goes for this sly bait, Yoshida gets the crucifix.
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During the election, Clinton was victim of this same sly media trolling.
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The sly four-eyed poet knows there are precious few safe places.
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Add Sly Stallone to the list of people who thought Mayweather vs.
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He still had some running to do on his sly-ass heist.
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"I mean, it's a trap," Ms. Hauck said, with a sly smile.
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A lot of musicians were living in that place on the sly.
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Humor should always be present or ambient, even if sly or slight.
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Now, you know, everybody knows Sly and what a job he's done.
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"That's definitely the most improved award," he said with a sly smile.
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"Who knows what I'll do?" he asked, allowing himself a sly smile.
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Riley has a sly grin, a slight build and a large afro.
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Still, movie insiders recognized the touch of a sly and promising director.
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So, who would win in a real fight ... Carl, Dolph or Sly?!
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Still, "Scythe" is full of sly plot twists and absorbing set pieces.
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In some cases, there are sly literary allusions that deliberately transpose gender.
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That has left Mr. Fillon vulnerable to sly insinuations about his ethics.
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The sly speculative questions inevitably give rise to a few plot holes.
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Human papillomavirus — also known as HPV — can be a sly little invader.
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"Poetic Justice" begins with a sly and pointed critique of Hollywood representation.
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I always wanted to emulate the Artful Dodger and the sly Fagan.
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Savannah Sly, a Seattle sex worker and president of the Sex Worker Outreach
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And I got to work with Sly so in your face with that!
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And Kim and Jimmy's relationship is filled with great barbs and sly banter.
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"…Is what a p—y would say," he added with a sly smile.
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There's even the story behind the sly Mobb Deep reference in the lyrics.
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But you can't fool us: There's a sly wink to everything RBG does.
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The age group that's most likely to keep financial accounts on the sly?
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You weren't walking around, being interrupted or trying to message on the sly.
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I loved your album with Sly and Robbie, Out of Love One Music.
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Charles David Sly, Al Jazeera's source for the HGH allegations ... has since recanted.
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Plus, he's got a sly smirk that keeps everything from becoming too overbearing.
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Rhett Miller writes sly, calculated lyrics that examine their subject from several perspectives.
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Among other things, the book is a sly tribute to the writer's craft.
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The couple had played with Sly and the Family Stone and Chaka Khan.
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The sly and devastating ending makes the point: Ladies, you have been warned.
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For months, the players resisted meeting with the league because Sly had recanted.
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A league spokesman declined to comment on whether its investigators had interviewed Sly.
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Unlicensed tribbles and tricorders, once sold openly, were now vended on the sly.
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Leaf through vintage records from Sly and the Family Stone while sipping coffee.
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Rossini's overture is the work of a composer with a sly poker face.
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With this backdrop, the decision to leave the GSOMIA is a sly move.
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That was when she unveiled her sly sense of humor and infectious giggle.
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Exhibit D — This sly facial expression, like she knows she's fooling us all.
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As I should note, Sly has since recanted his entire (pretty convincing!) story.
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But sly little touches show that it's Composer Ted who's on the hook.
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"Oh!" he exclaimed, breaking into a sly smile at the score that emerged.
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Hurricane Michael was a sly storm, one that seemed almost unexceptional at first.
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Sexy, intimidating, folksy, sly or persuasive, he could deliver whatever a role needed.
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"I think everybody pees in the pool," Phelps said with a sly grin.
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But she's a sensitive reader of her work and owns a sly wit.
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Daggar-Nickson pieces together the puzzle of Sadie's life with some sly misdirection.
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She's a native of Marshalltown, gently sly and good at winning patients' trust.
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I loved Sonny for his grace, his insouciance and his sly, quiet humor.
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He usually wears a sly, excuse-me expression, like the young Woody Allen.
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"Well, let me just say this," Mr. McConnell replied, suppressing a sly smile.
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Men never ceased to amaze her—sly dogs, all of them, nasty creatures.
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Some very sweet moments, sly commentary and deft action set-pieces throughout #SpiderManFarFromHome pic.twitter.
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"So it's going to be a CGI version of Sly?" here asked them, cheekily.
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Even Naomi's sly boyfriend is a little silly, sharing stock tips via stuffed animals.
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They questioned Sly the next day, December 23, in the presence of a lawyer.
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Al Jazeera produced its entire documentary essentially around the testimony of one source, Sly.
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He is a spider of a writer: subtle and sly, patient, with invisible designs.
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And when it does, the intelligence services can seem sly and out of control.
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This isn't the story of a sly thief breaking into someone's poorly-protected device.
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You might not be aware of their in-person side glances and sly looks.
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When Sly applied for a pharmacist's license in Florida, he used Riley's home address.
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"I was sleeping on Shawn Mendes — not with," he said with a sly smile.
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However, Sly recanted all statements he made before the broadcast aired on December 27.
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It's delivered with a wink and a sly grin, and the sound is pristine.
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If you've ever played Sly Racoon on PlayStation 2, this was exactly like that.
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"It's like nobody wants to sort this out," he added with a sly grin.
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Her show was breezy and precise, one masterwork of sly songwriting after the next.
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He was also sly and avuncular, making droll, deadpan comments in his sepulchral voice.
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The sly argument Ashford makes however, is that an aesthetic intervention can supersede history.
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"I'm giving [women] the game on 'Too Good,'" he says with a sly smile.
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Sly reports the same type of thing is still going on at FCI Coleman.
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"French people are very sly!" the questioner said as he dressed Mr. Senard down.
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Jia has always had a sly sense of comedy, and an appreciation of spectacle.
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The swastika on a flag is reversed, a sly attempt to neutralize its power.
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" He replied in his characteristically sly manner: "La danse, Madame, c'est une question morale.
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With a sly smile, Fred studies Offred's reaction as she flips through the pages.
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And Sly just gave us a peek at what the new "Rambo" looks like.
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But Barbara's sly insults indicate her fear and speak to something far more complex.
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He seems sly and curious in a way that makes him immediately stand out.
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Under Jaki Bradley's direction, the tone is playful, occasionally mocking, and the intercutting sly.
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Sly as ever, Duchamp cast Calder's kinetic art as a kind of sneak attack.
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The sly marvel of "Chronicles" is how it insinuates its themes into your consciousness.
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It was a plan she had prepared for on the sly for two years.
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"Any good thing that comes to Sly, I smile ear to ear," Mr. Coogler said.
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Late Registration is Kanye at his most sly, as the merry prankster of mainstream rap.
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The graceful and sly Ms. Yeoh is the only star to return from the original.
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Levine: There are a few tracks on there produced by Sly that are pretty amazing.
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"That's not what I heard," Clinton shot back, with a sly, inside-the-Beltway tone.
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Shit first hit the fan when viewers noticed a not-so-sly Starbucks cup. Oops.
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"Sounds like my little Halloween inspirations are taking effect," Goldberg says with a sly smile.
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It's a sly workaround — and it works quite well in the context of the movie.
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In the trailer, which drops today, its female main cast are aggressive, sly, and unapologetic.
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Others like Enes Kanter, who plays for the Boston Celtics, appeared to offer sly criticism.
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In the video, Ms. Tolokonnikova plays, with a sly smile, Mr. Chaika, her old nemesis.
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And yet, it finds moments in teeth-clinching volleyball matches, to be funny and sly.
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But no sculptor has incorporated the fourth dimension with Calder's intelligence, dedication and sly humour.
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Maybe Sly is a truth-challenged, unmade bed of a man who spins slanderous tales.
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Or maybe, as Sly claimed, he intentionally fed misleading information to Al Jazeera's undercover reporter.
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And a connection to Sly, Riley or anyone else is hardly proof of any wrongdoing.
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As for Neal, the Green Bay Packers linebacker, Sly described him as a close friend.
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Sly has recanted his comments, saying the network recorded him without his knowledge or consent.
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Nasir before leaving him in his cell, with all the sly flirtiness of a noir
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In secret recordings, Sly says he "coached" Howard and Zimmerman in use of Delta 2.
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We'll get to know each other that way—it's not done in a sly way.
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How did the sly creature sneak its way into the name of so many stores?
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So perhaps, Sly will have another chance to nab an Oscar for himself, after all.
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"One final question that everyone here wants to know," Cruz continued with a sly smile.
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Funny, sly and fluent in Italian, he had been training recently to become a schoolteacher.
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Could it be possible that Mr. Godwin is delivering a sly treatise on pharmaceutical manipulation?
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Mr. Oettinger referred to Chinese people as "slit-eyes" and "sly dogs" in a speech.
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His films ask viewers to contend with ambiguity, which is part of their sly subversiveness.
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" Die Welt: "What did you mean when you spoke of 'sly dogs' and 'slit-eyes'?
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It was a robust read on a middle-market sport coat, both peacocky and sly.
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With a sly smile, he would not say whether Mr. Manafort had been a client.
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"I just saw the writing on the wall, dude," Davidson says with a sly laugh.
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When he was asked to recall those cases, a sly smile spread over his face.
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"People are starting to notice us," the mayor of Kansas City, Mo., Sly James, said.
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Sigrid Sigrid Thornton also starred in 'Inspector Gadget 2' Sir Sly And the family stone?
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Instead, she's sullen, depressive, death-haunted, sly, analytical and confrontational, all without raising her voice.
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"I was charmed by her Australian accent and her sly sense of humor," he said.
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As Scapin, one of the playwright's greatest characters, Mr. Besnault was appropriately sly and deadpan.
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So it's looking as if Republicans won't manage to kill health care on the sly.
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It's typical of how Mr. Marclay stitches time together, finding sly visual rhymes across clips.
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He proved to be a sly force of nature throughout season 33's Millennials vs.
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In this quietly engrossing narrative, Dee dishes out food for thought in sly, quotable lines.
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The Great ReadFeature Jenny Offill is the master of novels told in sly, burnished fragments.
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Her clothes can have a sly wit, but they can also flirt with the absurd.
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In this environment of unpredictable sounds, individual voices unfolded with quiet drama and sly wit.
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Sly later recants his statements, which were originally recorded by al Jazeera on undercover tapes.
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This brand of sly, subversive humor has become a hallmark of the Hong Kong protests.
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"It's going to get worse before it gets better," he said with a sly grin.
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Stumped, and on the sly, they began to invent bass-violin acts they might contribute.
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Changes is peppered with sly observations: "The audience was puzzled," Cunningham writes of one dance.
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This, too, turns out to be a sly misdirection on the part of the filmmaker.
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Sylvester Stallone wasn't too sly about his candy cravings while out and about in Los Angeles.
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Her latest single—the sly, confident "Caution"—feels like a huge jump forward for the rapper.
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Some of the defendants appeared to be malleable youths who'd been ensnared by sly recruiting tactics.
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He had tapped into a form of promotion that was equal parts earnest, glitzy, and sly.
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You can't call it a sly critique, giving its pointed setting in a Disney-derived park.
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Sly and the family Stallone are vacationing in Saint-Tropez to celebrate his recent 72nd birthday.
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Jonas made a sly reference to his old band, the Jonas Brothers, in the comment section.
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And none of it would work without the sly, crackling charm Watson brings to the experience.
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And, more each year, the humans needed the mammoths for their sly humor and bitter milk.
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She danced at Studio 54, moved to Hollywood to try acting, and briefly dated Sly Stallone.
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He's earnest, bitter, and in one moment allows for a little swagger and a sly smile.
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"It's pretty sweet ... I don't know if it's sugary," Bush Hager replied with a sly smile.
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The sly teens made a banner that expressed how they feel about the presidential candidate's campaign.
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To me, it's sort of like a sly wink and hugely ballsy at the same time.
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Sly turned 72 earlier this month, but we kept the party going with a belated gift.
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There is a sly pleasure in sneaking into daytime darkness, pulling a fast one on society.
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Ho was tall and slender with a sly smile, and they hit it off right away.
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He did so on the sly, because his club wouldn't approve of him seeking outside help.
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"This is the creepiest," he says with a sly grin, turning the card's face toward me.
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Alwyn made his Instagram public over the weekend, simultaneously revealing a past, sly reference to Swift.
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Please pardon me if, after such confusion, I cannot hear sly self-implication in the chorus.
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They're bent-backed crones' tales, sly gossips' tales, work-worn mothers' tales and old wives' tales.
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She's playfully sly and adaptably clever, making minute internal calculations to solve any and every snafu.
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Finally, if you were very cunning, you might be "sly as a fox," as they say.
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Mr. Duwenhögger, now 2212, is a sly, seductive storyteller adept in several mediums, especially figurative painting.
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There's a sly wink-and-nudge to it, like you're stealing something back from the boys.
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"She writes a lot of prescriptions," Mr. Sly said, according to a recording of the conversation.
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Is this a charming tradition, drawing folks together, or a sly expression of secret rampant egomania?
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These materials reappear in wall sculptures from 1972 that offer similarly sly exaggerations of gestural painting.
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It's difficult to read King's comments as anything other than a sly insult aimed at Mexicans.
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It might make you feel sly, but does that carefree attitude actually work to anyone's benefit?
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Considered in this light, the show's slavishly repetitive structure stood as its own sly self-critique.
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According to Piepenbring, Prince said, "Why aren't they comparing me to Sly Stone" or Carlos Santana?
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Ms. Monroe stars as a sly shoplifter who's arrested and captured but not by the police.
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Mr. Sexton, with hollow cheeks and graceful hands, is a sly jokester and a bewitching raconteur.
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Sly -- always the businessman -- figured out a move that would keep him on the screen postmortem.
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John Reid, Elton's early manager and boyfriend, is portrayed (by Richard Madden) as a sly manipulator.
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Brands to try: Sly Fox Saison Vos, Saison Dupont, Schneider Weisse Aventinus, St. Bernardus Prior 8.
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Playing photographically with femininity, commodity, and bodily perception, Heather Bennett reveals a sly sense of humor.
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A French movie, in other words, almost to the point of deliberate and sly self-parody.
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A welcome heat announces itself in almost every dish, like a sly nudge in the ribs.
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Yet Cusk provides sly commentary on the notion that she's writing anything that resembles a diary.
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This title, for example, could be a sly nod to "The Devil's Dictionary," by Ambrose Bierce.
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She obliges, but not before turning towards the camera with a sly look on her face.
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Charlotte Brontë was sly and brilliant and I feel sure she knew he was a villain.
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But the bill's sudden arrival was sly, even in a capital known for eleventh-hour deals.
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Twice, Lucca shuts down his advances with a sly smile that suggests she's interested, albeit reluctant.
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Her staff balanced sly references to the Trump campaign with the salty terseness of Twitter clapbacks.
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If Sly wins the Oscar, he'll hopefully open with the guy who finally got him there.
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Every contestant has an angle: Some are strong and silent, some are sly, some are sexy.
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The performance dipped into sly moments where Lamar took on Marianne Anderson–like posturing and poses.
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Jovanović Ljubiša Kene's and Dragan Milivojević's "Untitled" drawings are also outstanding in a sly surrealist vein.
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Was it a sly move, to match the album's most pointed lyrics with its most stomping groove?
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You're going to get a lot of Maggot Brain, Free Your Mind..., Sly Stone or even Motown.
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Siouxsie chose a poster depicting two middle fingers flanking the words "BOY BYE," a sly Beyoncé reference.
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Irrespective of whether she intended it, Ginsburg has a reputation for dropping sly hints outside the courtroom.
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A bombastic intro theme announces their shimmy-powered arrival before Tina launches into Sly Stone's recent hit.
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Hear it after seeing Sivan's sly—and quickly deleted—tweet that read "#BopsBoutBottoming," and it's about sex.
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That witness, a man named Charlie Sly, then recanted his story — all before the documentary even aired.
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With McShane's raspy voice doing the heavy lifting and a sly sense of humor, the sequence works.
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Instead, most assistants, as Siri does, tend to deflect aggression or chime in with a sly joke.
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Kennedy was also sly: He had a professional make-up artist come to prepare him at home.
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Through his sly sleight of hand, Blas exposes how the internet virtually annihilates the distance between things.
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"Me," said the actor with a sly smile, already jumping back into his character's lovably narcissistic tendencies.
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Don't miss Usher's sly TV turn with foxes on HELLO WORLD, airing July 9 at 8 p.m.
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She tried to be all sly, relegating this very exciting tidbit of information into an Instagram caption.
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Joining Sly at the ceremony was Philly Mayor Jim Kenney ... and a pack of screaming "Rocky" fans!!
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Lu makes vaguely spritual-looking illustrations of all sorts of animals, from sly foxes to giant octopi.
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Ms. Salvant is a vocalist with a supple alto and a sly relationship to the historical repertory.
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" For me, it sounded a lot like Sly Stallone's pronouncement in "Judge Dredd": "I am the law!
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I always had seconds and usually went back for a couple of extra spoonfuls on the sly.
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The smart money is on Putin, a sly former KGB agent with a black belt in judo.
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Sly is 46; he is at La Manda's six days a week, making sure everybody is happy.
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Sly was also shown on film talking to Taylor Teagarden, a journeyman catcher who admitted taking steroids.
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But the pictures are also full of energy, popping colors and some sly humor, if you look.
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"Alton Sterling was a father of five and a husband," President Sly James said in a statement.
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Sly is the jokier guy who very much took a backseat; Robbie is more of a producer.
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This scene is also a sly nod to the fact that the series is also a book.
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But a sly smile a few seconds later showed that, accident or no, Biden was still amused.
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Each expression, gesture, artful hesitation and sly punch line is zeroed in on, framed for our appreciation.
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And I'd love to be able to say that there's sly, subversive method in his madcappery here.
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Across town, the white bricks of Robert Venturi's Fire Station 4 recline in a sly number four.
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And, finally, a little sly humor at 120A, something that the painting's artist probably would have loved.
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Despite being a sly documentarian of strangers at times, Ms. Greenfield doesn't easily fade into the background.
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So I won't even tell him, but if you want to say a word, you can, Sly.
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"Norwood" set the pattern for Mr. Portis's use of misfits, cranks and sly humor in his fiction.
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Like what Sly was trying to do, like what Prince was trying to do, and Jimi too.
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Who is going to be the first to get this sly entrance shot turned into a tattoo?
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Kansas City Mayor Sly James (D) said on Twitter that his city would compete for the project.
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"The Skate" gets at both, as Ms. Childs runs a sly shell game with playfulness and poignancy.
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That worker, Charlie Sly, alleges that drugs, like growth hormone, were shipped to Manning's wife, Ashley Manning.
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She tilts her head back with that sly suspicious smile, and she stares for a long time.
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ISIS is "a rapidly diminishing force," the Washington Post's Liz Sly wrote in a late March piece.
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"It would be a great moment for any actor, and certainly it was for Sly," Mr. Winkler said.
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It's a typically sly, off-center comedy, once again set against the machinery of the motion-picture business.
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"Sly, no matter what they say, remember, to me you are the best," he said in the clip.
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The Sly and Robbie-sampling banger that landed at No.4 in the UK charts like a bullet.
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As a kid Heard grew up listening to Sly & the Family Stone, Donna Summer and early disco records.
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Jesse Plemons plays Captain Richard Daley with a sly but not campy dash of William Shatner's James Kirk.
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It's also RFID-blocked, so e-thieves can't tap your chips on the sly and steal from you.
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Fleischer told the Washington Post that the investigators in no way coerced Sly into giving his recanting statement.
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We already know dogs are super smart, but this one in Thailand is a particularly sly little fella.
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Lance Reddick is back as the perfect concierge, an unflappable functionary with a tiny, sly smile for everything.
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Even if you're not up for being sly, you'll still find yourself drawn to secret or hidden things.
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Here are the easter eggs and little sly references to history embedded in each episode of The Romanoffs.
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"This issue is about politics and the hate-filled ideologies of the current administration in Washington," Sly wrote.
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GLOW balances nostalgia with sly socio-economic criticism, in episodes as speedy and devastating as a clothesline move.
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It's like a two-year project that we'll continue to work on the sly and not tell anybody.
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Late last week, we published an article in which we took a sly dig at Hal Robson-Kanu.
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Petyr Baelish, Littlefinger, is cunning and sly and is a mastermind at trickery, but what does he want?
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" But when pressed on a potential 2020 run, she reportedly paused, gave a "sly" smile and said, "Okay!
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Recently, Kansas City Mayor Sly James, wrote in The Hill that America needed a new agenda for cities.
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His Prior had a sly intelligence that landed, on a dime, in the play's moments of real tenderness.
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A sly lyric on the album's first track shows that the artist is embracing his new career direction.
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Prince's conversion to the Jehovah's Witness religion actually started, in a roundabout way, with Sly & the Family Stone.
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But stealth money is the quickest and trendiest way to smuggle in in-game currency on the sly.
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They shake hands, and Sly, in a star-splotched, bell-bottom one-piece, goes in for a hug.
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Savannah knew the cameras were on her, too, as she flashed a sly smile and deadpanned those watching.
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Arya is starting to view Sansa — thanks to Littlefinger's sly meddling, natch — as a traitor to her family.
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In a brief phone conversation, Ms. Lopez-Bartlett's brother, Romeo, declined to discuss his sister or Mr. Sly.
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Benoit loves Jenna's energy and sly smile, and she loves that she feels "safe and secure" with him.
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As with many issues, Giuliani has addressed the question with a farrago of bumbling confusion and sly misstatement.
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Al-Jazeera America reported allegations by Charlie Sly, who worked as an intern at an anti-aging clinic.
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Be careful and be #kansascity ians Sly clarified his comments about the planned protests as he faced criticism.
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In addition to being resilient and sly, Russian tortoises have a great sense of smell — and even loyalty.
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As Sly walked off, Sandy turned to me and said, 'I cannot believe how terrible Paul Anka looks!
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Sly is a huge boxing fan -- but he's also one of the celebrity minority owners of the UFC.
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"It's great the way the best sci-fi is great — thoughtful, political, funny, scary and sly," he says.
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Its taste is slightly sour, though not as pungent as one would imagine, and with sly, earthy undertones.
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In Butler's sly portrayal, Peggy's manipulative insistence on her woes leaves her blind to how she strikes others.
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Mr. Hollande's bland public persona gives no hint of the sly and sharp-edged politician the book reveals.
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Bradley Peterson's projections, which dominate the simple set, use images of nature to amplify the piece's sly grandeur.
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Elizabeth Day's sly fourth novel is an enticing mix of social climbing, barely hidden lust and possible crimes.
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It'd be a sly way of rolling back women's rights by limiting their access to the legal system.
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But sly works like "She," a 1992 piece by Lorna Simpson, question traditional notions of masculinity and femininity.
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There's a sly self-awareness and playfulness to the comic's sequences — from its snappy dialogue to its art.
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In Herbert's title, there was a sly pun: Herbert, the Pole, was the barbarian; Europe was the garden.
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In 1969, the festival had iconic performances from Jimi Hendrix, Joan Baez, and Sly and the Family Stone.
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But she talks to us constantly, in expressions that burst across her face like weather, in sly asides.
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It is disappointing that Burton succumbs to this, given the sly prose she offers at the story's outset.
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I used to find him sly, but what is far more striking now is his impulsive, elusive eccentricity.
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He resubmitted the paper with all the subgroups the referee had asked for, but with a sly addition.
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Each one finds the individuality that Chekhov, with uncanny sympathy and sly gallantry, imparted to his female characters.
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You are not the first person to mistake a perfectly clear message for a sly grab at money.
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The sly devil is just as loathsome in the office, where it has been said to ring unprofessional.
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"It's a typically sly, off-center comedy," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The New York Times.
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The sly devil is just as loathsome in the office, where it has been said to ring unprofessional.
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If you can't find it, the cake will be more forthrightly sweet, lacking that sly note of brine.
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Code dicey and sly like Stéphane Mallarmé, Agency is as slick as a wet slide off a nine.
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In a sly bid for gender equity, she presents exclusively female subjects, including those figured on coin faces.
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A sly class element informs his world: Those individuals born with power are, in the main, not heroes.
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The director Todd Phillips is best known for self-aware, dumb-yet-sly comedies like the "Hangover" movies.
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Ms. Smith drolly informs the audience that they should be applauding more when she name checks Sly Stone.
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When Baker sang it in 1933, "Si J'étais Blanche" ("If I Were White") was jaunty, teasing and sly.
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In January 2017, it seems like a sly, pointed criticism from a federal agency to the incoming president.
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In this, he makes a sly contrast with some Communist screenwriters who are true believers of a different stripe.
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Even Hall of Fame artist Bobby Bare dropped by to serve as a sly foil on a duet. 4.
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"You'll have him face a different opponent, which I would say is a more ferocious, big Russian," Sly speculates.
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So, when we saw Jennifer Flavin at LAX ... we had to get her take -- and shocker, she's picking Sly.
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Daniel Heidkamp and Maureen Gallace embrace Porter more literally, sometimes to the point of appropriation, whether sly or bold.
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The pregnant singer made a sly #WithHer endorsement by pretending to receive the presidential seal from the NFL star.
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In 2001, Graham, the bassist for Sly and the Family Stone, began a two year religious discussion with Prince.
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It also made me ask Mom questions about Dad, on as much of the sly as I could manage.
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"The rumours are that they fought, and fought well," says one former senior separatist commander, with a sly smile.
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THE SLY FOX HAS TRADED UNTIL 6AM SINCE THE 1980'S WITH A 24-HOUR LICENSE WITH NO ISSUES.
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To protect her voice she's been given an inhaler and—she says with a sly grin—prescribed some codeine.
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Nearly all of the athletes Sly named are clients of Jason Riley, a fitness trainer based in Sarasota, Fla.
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Meanwhile, the EU's Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, Pierre Moscovici, appeared to take a sly dig at Trump.
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Garry Shandling's sly, subversive wit and meta take on the vagaries of showbiz truly made him a comic's comic.
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Mars clashes with Neptune on April 27, creating tension—watch out for tricksters or sly people, especially at work.
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These pieces make sly cultural references, and combine ostensibly upbeat slogans with crisp iconography to convey scathing social commentary.
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We got Sly, Kate Beckinsale, Jason Mewes and lots others at The Grove and the streets of Bev Hils.
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Chris Sly, who joins from Berkeley Homes, has been appointed as the new finance director of Legal & General Homes.
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Harris draws a sly connection between — I'll put this delicately — the openness to sex and the openness to inspiration.
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Readers will recognize signature Gardam-esque qualities of later works: psychological acuity, endearingly peculiar characters, and sly, understated prose.
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It was easy to get lost in Gibbon's elegant and sonorous sentences, rife with sly irony and quotable aphorisms.
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"I grew up in the place, so this is more than just a job for me," Sly Musilli said.
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Fern will play the sly aerobics instructor who convinces his group of friends to join him at Camp Redwood.
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Ms. Sandé could easily oversing; she has delicacy, volume, graininess, melismas and sly, rhythmic nuances whenever she needs them.
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The tributes to Jim Cherry [Strung Out] and Tony Sly [No Use For A Name] were a nice touch.
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Businesses no longer had to be sly in their sales after 1933, however, when Roosevelt repealed the Prohibition laws.
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She would pull me aside and give me sly insults disguised as constructive criticism (except they were never constructive).
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Sly Fox uses the kegs, as does Abita, Heavy Seas, Karl Strauss, and numerous other smaller and craft breweries.
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This is both a great jab at sexism in comics and a sly admission that they're doing it, too.
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She may be sly, deadpan, wacky, satirical, but she is most often defined by what she is not — serious.
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In all, Mr. Carroll appeared in more than 7,500 commercials on radio and television that were sly attention-getters.
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Sly and sweet with an acid finish, "A Simple Favor" is a female-friendship comedy with neo-noir ambitions.
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The Paris singer Camille is a sly innovator, reworking the traditional sounds of French pop into thrillingly unrecognizable forms.
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And his blustery, blubbery charm, backed as it is by a sly and acute intelligence, is hard to resist.
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If you are competing in a big pool, it may be a sly strategy to pick a dark horse.
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You'd get a sly smile off an old lady but other than that, it was a look of disbelief.
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Well: Listening to one bedtime story, this fox takes exception to the human belief that foxes are sly tricksters.
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The best ones do deliver tips and strategies for dealing with oversize worries, but they are sly about it.
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The four chapters that track the changing seasons are a sly joke about the weather, which is always perfect.
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Other photographers focussed on the passing human comedy, but obliquely, snapping shots with a concealed camera, on the sly.
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This limits Mr. Pullman's opportunities to employ his sly, off-center humor, but he's still an engaging audience surrogate.
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A novel of 18th-century New York City, written by a sly and funny historian with precise, thrilling charm.
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"If I was in the audience and somebody mentioned Sly, I would go out of my mind," she says.
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You can't go wrong with a retrospective of Ernst Lubitsch, whose movies still sparkle with urbanity and sly wit.
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As Bette Davis and Joan Crawford, we get Susan Sarandon and Jessica Lange, casting that's also sly meta-commentary.
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As their romance ends, Swift presents a sly, slow-motion view of the waning of the old English order.
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Mischievous and sly, she speaks in dramatic curlicues, partly because she is biding her time before springing a trap.
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I love fiction that educates me on the sly, especially about something I didn't realize I wanted to know.
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To me, Kevin was just a bird named Kevin; to them, it was an entire sly cultural in-joke.
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Enjoy the gallery, but before ya fantasize too much, remember ... 72-year-old Sly can still kick your ass.
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Even one of the poisoning victims is "a registered therapy dog" (a brilliant touch, and typical of Berne's sly humor).
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Had Mr. Kinzel, who has a sly sense of humor, downloaded a noisemaking app at the start of the performance?
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It's at once a sly take on the found-footage horror genre and a surprisingly nuanced political reading of same.
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Egyptians call the event the "Battle of the Camels," a sly reference to a seventh-century internecine struggle among Muslims.
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"Happens to the Heart" sounds like vintage Cohen: somber and sly, invoking the spiritual alongside the mundane, making paradoxes profound.
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There are no spit buckets or sly tricks to make it look like M is eating this entire chocolate (?!) cream (
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But before they truly begin to take over Hollywood, here's a few things to know about the Sly family brood.
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Sly $20 should do it—although, that's probably about as much as the drugs cost you in the first place.
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Image: NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research / FlickrRemember Sly Sludge, the villain from the popular 90s cartoon Captain Planet?
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But, there is a foreboding darkness living inside Adora, which is unraveled through her sly cruelty to her eldest daughter.
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I'm inviting whoever wants to come and share with us, whether it's like people from Sly Stone or Joan Baez.
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I loved James Brown, Sly Stone, Stevie Wonder, and Al Green, and I've pondered where these innate preferences come from.
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A throwback who loves women too much, then; a sly old rogue who doubtless holds doors open for women, too?
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Neal went to Merrillville High School in Indiana, about a 90-minute drive from where Sly went to high school.
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It was from the YouTube video in which Sly retracted his assertions in the documentary, not from the documentary itself.
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It's a sly way to describe a difficult person, especially when the person in question is, by definition, a woman.
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It's an apt time for the sly, reflective work of Baldessari, who has long explored the object as an idea.
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These things are calculated to the nth degree to be safe for little kids and sly enough for older viewers.
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The "Like a Prayer" singer beams as Lourdes, with her chin resting on her hand, gives a sly sideways glance.
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Sly, along with Jennifer Flavin and his 3 daughters Sistine, Sophia and Scarlet, were the picture of beauty on yacht.
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Usually when someone takes over a website, it's thanks to some sly social engineering or vulnerability in the website itself.
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Hard to tell ... but we do know Sly really does care about the guy and thinks he's a special fighter.
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Peter is featured in his iconic blue jacket, with that famous sly look in his eyes – watch out Mr. McGregor!
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"I want to state officially that we in Russia are so happy you won," Putin said with a sly smile.
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But the best TV shows often offer a sly little wink that reminds you you're just watching a TV show.
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" At this, most people twist up a sly smile, take a quick look around, lean in, and whisper, "Hehe, butter.
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Check out the glimpse of "Bad Blood" singer below, and watch out in season 2 for anymore sly Swift moments.
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Sly doesn't not share the same concerns, but he makes a passable case for the values of peace and love.
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After Al Jazeera's report came out, Mr. Sly publicly recanted everything he had told an undercover reporter in the documentary.
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The opening credits this year include a sly visual gag where the Facebook logo briefly switches over to Cyrillic letters.
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In the documentary, Teagarden sits with a pharmacist, Charlie Sly, who says that Howard and Zimmerman also took banned substances.
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Major League Baseball cleared Ryan Howard and Ryan Zimmerman, who were also accused by Sly of having taken banned substances.
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This is not the first time the "Me" songstress has made sly donation to help someone handle student loan debt.
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" One halting answer was dismissed with a sly Wallace riposte: "Forgive me, it does seem a little bit like spin.
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Many of these seem to vaguely relate to objects from African cultures, but, of course, with Perry's own sly tweak.
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Günther Oettinger, above, is under fire for making references to "slit-eyes" and "sly dogs" in a speech in Hamburg.
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Allan Sly, 36 Mathematician Princeton University Princeton, N.J. Sarah T. Stewart, 45 Planetary scientist University of California-Davis Davis, Calif.
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She's played by Ali Stroker, who turns her wheelchair into an all-conquering tool that matches her sly, vanquishing smile.
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The sly, smiley Charlie is the Commodore's favorite and perhaps the movie's, too, just because killing comes naturally to him.
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Walking through this retrospective, one is struck repeatedly by the sly humor and visual catchiness of his most iconic images.
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When America puts an oaf in the Oval Office, the sly villain in the Kremlin will look appealing by comparison.
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The inspiration of Sly Stone and George Clinton is audible in Bennett's singing and in the woozy blend of genres.
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Sly and slithering, a lot is like lounge music gone astray or filtered through a bad dream: fried, droopy, twisty.
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He had a sly grin and always looked like he knew the punchline of the joke before everyone else did.
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To the women in Will Arbery's sly, elusive, off-kilter comedy "Plano," the male presence is a loud, insistent thing.
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Others accuse China of using B.R.I. as a way to flex its economic muscle for political gain on the sly.
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Through Saturday, the smart and sly Monica Bill Barnes & Company presents "Happy Hour," a cheeky, immersive satire on office parties.
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I could invite Elena Ferrante and Thomas Pynchon to speak, and Sly Stone to play, if I could find them.
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" Then Hernandez, with a sly grin, asked a visitor in the broadcast booth: "What do you think of my writing?
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You could also view that character as a self-conscious throwback — part of the film's sly and appealing old-fashionedness.
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It also includes Mr. Johnson's trademark sly, raised-eyebrow humor: "Of course, the wolf flies," he deadpans of one monster.
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The British standup comedian Romesh Ranganathan has drawn acclaim for his sly observations about race relations, cultural representation and fatherhood.
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But as a whole, "Woman No. 17" is propulsive and moving, and considers vital questions with empathy and sly intelligence.
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It was a sly, dismissive reference to a widely derided comment Mr. Sisi had made at a recent youth conference.
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In the finale, this emperor soloist tossed aside majestic reserve and engaged the musicians in a sly game of wits.
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Ray says he was pretty sly about it, dropping a faux attitude on his girl before he popped the question.
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In fact, attentive fans may have noticed a sprinkling of tornado references in recent episodes, a sort of sly teaser.
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In response, Gloria and Winnie have resolved to crack the case on the sly, though that's a tall order, too.
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In 2016, Sly and I had numerous long telephone conversation about what he wanted to be a "soulful" Rambo film.
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Ewan McNicol and Anna Sandilands, the directors, allow for sly humor amid scenes that are often quiet yet never timid.
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If Captain America were made in 1986, Tom Cruise would have played Cap with a sly grin and a wink.
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But part of the pleasure of "As Long as We Both Shall Live" is that Chaney's too sly for that.
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"His positions changed quickly," says María José Haro Sly, an Argentine sociologist who has studied China-Latin American agricultural relations.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Teenage tennis sensation Cori Gauff's first coach Sly Black has backed the American to become the world's best.
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Sylvester Stallone shared a clip of them practicing a jab sequence -- exactly like Sly does when he's shooting a movie.
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With a sly grin, she's back in battle — like an athlete who's just figured out the pace of the game.
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Sly Stallone's wife and his middle daughter slipped into bikinis aboard a fancy yacht sailing off the South of France.
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Astin's character will likely stand in for all the nerds that love it when you slip in a sly E.T. reference.
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Urban also shared a photo from the game featuring his wife giving a sly smile while he gives a thumbs up.
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With this personality in place, Nintendo crafted a rail-shooter that had that fun Nintendo feel, without sacrificing its sly sophistication.
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The movie laces all of these complications with its typical sly sense of humor and a love for big, ridiculous moments.
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Also in both the books and TV series, the free-spirited, sly, and sexually adventurous Oberyn became an immediate fan favorite.
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President Trump, in a bit of sly counter-programming, yesterday announced a massive rally in Harrisburg, Pa., at 7:30 p.m.
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"JACK WHITEHALL CONSOLED SLY AFTER OSCARS " I NEVER met this young man Pity it has to be under these circumstances pic.twitter.
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Let's Talk About That Twist At The End Of Dear White PeopleTaylor Swift's New Song Is A Sly Admittance Of Defeat
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By the next morning, Sly had posted a short YouTube video, shot on an iPhone camera, recanting his statement in full.
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The accusations came from Sly, who at the time was an employee at the Guyer Institute of Molecular Medicine in Indianapolis.
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There's the Curse of the Bambino, the ghosts in King's Chapel Burying Ground, and more recently, the legend of Joe Sly.
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Getting the Republican Party's nomination in 1860 and then defeating Democrat Stephen Douglas involved some sly political moves by Lincoln's team.
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Alwyn also unlocked his previously private Instagram account last month, revealing a sly reference to Swift, 28, in an old post.
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A sly, sweet, sad romantic comedy, all in one half-hour, "Mornings" traces a relationship over the course of a year.
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There are also many sly references to the work of important African artists and photographers, like the Malian artist Seydou Keita.
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Now, "Sex Machine" is a 13-minute instrumental track, but I became convinced Sly was singing "take your clothes off" throughout.
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A game director at Sucker Punch Productions, Fox had been developing the Sly Cooper series of stealth games for six years.
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As I turned over the possibility that Sly had lied to the undercover reporter, I kept coming back to the names.
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The Oscar host is usually a sly comedian, and the few times the awards have tried something else, it's proved disastrous.
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It's also about who they turn up with, whether that's Mom or the pop star they've been dating on the sly.
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Some were merely having fun, pointing out ridiculous, overused catch-phrases; others were serving as a sly bit of cultural commentary.
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Yes, that's The Night Of's Riz Ahmed rapping sly Star Wars references between verses from K'NAAN, Snow The Product and Residente.
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" But with a sly grin, Booker hit Biden back with what immediately became one of the night's most memorable lines. "Mr.
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From mermaid-friendly purses to tampons to iPhones, there are plenty of weird ways to drink on the sly this summer.
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It was a trick, a sly manner of distracting audiences before they had a chance to realize what would hit them.
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Utagawa Hirokage has a special humor, which, though at times edging on corny, is often sly and even tinged with eroticism.
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The best part of Kjellberg's channel over the years, at least for me, was the sly, self-deprecating edits he made.
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He became a big fan of The Office, and its sly sarcasm is evident in Labissiere's own sense of humor today.
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Are these Freudian fits, "Crucible"-like convulsions, orgiastic reveries, initiation ceremonies (into femininity, etc.) or sly performances from attention-hungry adolescents?
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If you really want to be cheap sly, sign up for the free trial then cancel it before you get charged.
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The N.F.L. said that it found no evidence that Peyton Manning had received human growth hormone, as Sly claimed on tape.
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In the December report, Sly made allegations concerning the four players and several other athletes, but he later recanted his claims.
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Trade defense instruments are a justified method to address unfair trade, but they can also be protectionism-on-the-sly themselves.
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He brought a touch of sly playfulness to the Allemande, and dispatched the syncopations in the snappy Courante with biting intensity.
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This author's sly debut, "The Expats," was more notable for suspense and sub rosa ingenuity than for wall-to-wall action.
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Morin is smaller and more circumspect, with an aquiline nose, a pronounced French-Canadian accent, and a sly sense of humor.
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"Could be the calm before the storm," Mr. Trump repeated, stretching out the phrase, a sly smile playing across his face.
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Dear Sugars A man secretly tails his wife because he suspects she's meeting up with a co-worker on the sly.
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As with Raad's earlier works, there is a sly wink to his audience in every segment of every archive, every source.
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I especially like the touch of sly Hungarian dance they brought to the first statement of the Allegretto's vigorous main theme.
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Members of the International Contemporary Ensemble engage in it with the composer's sly, late-career manner of balancing tension and release.
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The album isn't complete without its accompanying graphic novel, written by Mr. Shorter and Monica Sly, and illustrated by Randy DuBurke.
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It was, after all, where the Who, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Sly and the Family Stone, Janis Joplin and Richie Havens performed.
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The London production of "King Lear," directed by Deborah Warner, was austere, Brechtian and British, with a sly indictment of Blairism.
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Her songs were sly and sometimes bracing, but they were most effective as a soundtrack for her real-time performance art.
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A sly grin spread across Mr. Wise's face as he raised his wrist into the air to admire the watch face.
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Mr. Ozkaya sees his installation as furthering the sly, in-the-eye-of-the-beholder game Duchamp played throughout his career.
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The mutual teasing and sly insults that make one couple feel more alive might have another reduced to fisticuffs in seconds.
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But the music is no dirge; it's a sly, New Orleans-tinged mambo full of improvisational byplay, a swinging life force.
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He's also hooking up on the sly with Vija (Bongile Mantsai), another male caretaker with a wife and children back home.
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But this premise is mostly loose scaffolding on which to arrange a short evening of sly and artful deceptions and effects.
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By chance, that lover (named Federico, perhaps as another sly nod to Fellini) sees the play and comes to Mallo's home.
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Board of Education that was a sly, prosecutorial pincer on Senate Republicans for giving "second-class treatment" to President Barack Obama.
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Loyal listeners schemed to get their favorites recognized, while sly marketing efforts tried to put a heavy thumb on the scales.
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The indie-rock band Yo La Tengo got it from the strange, brilliant 19603 album by Sly and the Family Stone, "There's a Riot Goin' On." It was Sly Stone's last great album, which included the hit "Family Affair," and its viscous, gnarled, inward-looking funk has been scoured for ideas by songwriters like D'Angelo and Kanye West.
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Then, with an astonished lurch, you notice sly, subversive genius Banksy has stencilled Mickey Mouse and Ronald McDonald either side of her.Wham!
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"History has proven to be kinder to me than many of you thought," he adds with a sly grin on his face.
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"That's the first thing you notice about her: She tilts her head back with that sly suspicious smile," she said of Streep.
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You know, the one that instantly gives your place a little face-lift while also providing some crucial function on the sly.
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His 2012 documentary "The Imposter," about the shape-shifting con artist Frederic Bourdin, was as manipulative and deceptive as its sly subject.
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The sly creature slipped into Nashville's Music City Center and ended up in one of the building's bathrooms, gazing in the mirror.
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Sly did recant his story, after all, and Al Jazeera doesn't have additional sources to back him up on his core claims.
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Let's Talk About That Twist At The End Of Dear White People Taylor Swift's New Song Is A Sly Admittance Of Defeat
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Key and Peele, who are generally known for their sly, subversive humor, made some lame oral-sex jokes during the MTV VMAs.
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Even the more offbeat upper-crust actors, the Dustin Hoffmans of the world, have had a sly charm that reels audiences in.
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"Rocky Horror" was never about its plot, but rather the catchy tunes, hedonistic indulgence, homage of classic sci-fi and sly humor.
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The soda industry has a sly new strategy to head off taxes on its products — and it worked Tuesday in Washington state.
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While some elements of the performance directly reference physical labor, others feel like sly commentaries on a visitor's experience at a museum.
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Is the largest carnvirous marsupial of modern times extinct or is this sly and stunning creature just skilled at hiding from humans?
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While some celebs are known for their penchant for dad jokes, others are a little more sly in embracing this endearing comedy.
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"The Voice" winner Craig Wayne Boyd put a smile on his baby's face by making her an honest woman ... on the sly.
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One defendant, Scott Turner, reportedly sent documents to his personal email, writing "you sly dog you..." in the body of the email.
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That sounds like a sly way to avoid the real issue: he's a 29-year-old back coming off an Achilles injury.
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"Donald, if you didn't like me then, you're probably really not going to like me now," she said with a sly grin.
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We also hear the sly dog's new parents have been warned to keep a close eye on this very, ahem, independent hound.
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When your culinary lair is out in the woods, you need to work hard and be sly as a — well, you know.
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There was an atmosphere of drifting melancholy about him that, as in his prose, he made almost comic by sly self-consciousness.
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There is as much conflict in literary Rye as there is in outer space, but it is fought with sly social maneuvers.
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Mr. Wallace, asked on Fox News this week if he was excited or nervous about his debate gig, flashed a sly smile.
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Often astringent and deliberately metronomic, these are not the prettiest Haydn recordings, but they are full of sly touches and offbeat choices.
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Tharp's mating of ballet and popular music—a style she returned to in productions like "Movin' Out"—is sly, sexy, and streetwise.
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The space is accented with rustic suitcases and vintage photographs of counterculture icons of the 60s like Jimi Hendrix and Sly Stone.
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She declaims the highly poetic, startlingly sexual words as if singing a national anthem, and yet the song remains sly and infectious.
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What these women bring to the film is an adult impatience, gilded with sly amusement, at the international antics of the boys.
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In the process, Reynolds made the smart move of infusing Aviation Gin's public image with his sly and irreverent sense of humor.
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Sly and the Family Stone pioneer a sound that applies the hazy grooves of acid rock to the funk of James Brown.
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It's one of many sly, charming jokes in this disarmingly up-to-the-minute examination of a peculiarly modern odd-couple relationship.
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The Magic Gang with Sly & Robbie A year ago, London-based filmmaker Ben Lankester had never even heard of The Magic Gang.
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There's also a cover of Sly and the Family Stone's classic earworm "Everday People," the video for which we're premiering the below.
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Tay-K's "The Race" plays in their hooptie and their sly grins let you know that in Glover's Atlanta, anything could happen.
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Wiley's paintings position black artists in this role—clever and sly, they push boundaries and reveal truths about the world around them.
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While Fall Out Boy were always prone to making their references more overt, Minneapolis' Motion City Soundtrack were more sly about it.
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In 290, when Sylvester "Sly" James moved his law office to downtown Kansas City, Mo., he made a wager with a colleague.
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A live-wire performer, she has a sly, teasing sensibility that has always been far too off-kilter to be blandly relatable.
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Likewise, Sneaky Pete isn't particularly weighty or serious, and will easily appeal to those who just want some sly and breezy fun.
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Or when he was waiting in my office one morning with a sly smile on his face and flowers in his hands.
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"An unusual energy, sly and paired with a childlike joy rested in her," Mr. Levy wrote in the weekly newspaper Die Zeit.
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Cozying up to Mr. Trump does not come naturally to Mr. McConnell, who has a sly, sometimes self-lacerating, sense of humor.
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There were throwback energies in the music: not just vintage Prince but also Hendrix, James Brown, and Sly and the Family Stone.
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But he sang them with such sly good humor in his voice and his timing that they sounded like a good time.
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In her case, we get a disjointed narrative of visual puns, sly criticisms and uncanny juxtapositions, most with a distinct feminist slant.
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Here, as in much of the poetry of Danez Smith, the melancholy bone of the poem is wrapped in sly, limber humor.
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The production ends with a sly concluding vision of ineffable beauty, in which slender columns of light slice through the pitch blackness.
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Dean plays this curious villain with a stylized spookiness — a sly sort of offbeat languor and slur of language — that concentrates spite.
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"It's very sly and cautious," the president said of his prey after getting out of the water, according to The Associated Press.
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How to Write Fiction When the Planet Is Falling Apart Jenny Offill is the master of novels told in sly, burnished fragments.
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At a crosswalk, Heizer—ravaged, needy, fierce, suspicious, witty, loyal, sly, and pure—leaned against a lamppost to rest, thin on thin.
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"C'mon and Swim" (1964) — a young Sly Stone was its producer and a co-writer — reached No. 5 on the Billboard chart.
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"I guess I'm more of a nurturer now," Beck said of his turn to youth coaching, as he cracked a sly smile.
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I enjoyed some of the sly functionality of the Veilance line, but Arc'teryx's performance pieces inspired more enthusiasm, more curiosity, more imagination.
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It's a big departure for Sucker Punch, a studio best-known for the Sly Cooper series and the superhero-inspired Infamous games.
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Sly, grumpy and just delightful, this sci-fi song cycle at Joe's Pub chronicles life millions of miles from the nearest bodega.
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"This is nothing but a sly trick to avoid impeachment," said Youn Kwan-suk, a spokesman for the main opposition Democratic Party.
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If former FBI director James Comey is upset about joining the ranks of the unemployed ... he's hiding it behind a sly grin.
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Sly probably won't be waiting for you at the top like he was for these tourists, but it's still a worthy endeavor.
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But many millions of smartphones remain open to an absurdly low-tech attack: a sly glance at someone's phone while they unlock it.
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There are important differences between those who seek out physical contact freely and openly and those who perforce do it on the sly.
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The British writer-director Bernard Rose offers some sly comments here on superstition and prejudice, in a complicated thriller with a sharp hook.
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I still love the sneaky, sexy, sly femme fatale types from classic noir and neo-noir, from Double Indemnity to The Last Seduction.
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He reveals that he would choose cranberry, hazelnut, chocolate, then shows off a sly smile that caused me to let out another squeal.
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From "My Boi," one of her debut singles in 2015, to "Breathe" from earlier this year, Soleima's tracks are sly, seductive, and immersive.
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Its name is taken from the Creole version of the trickster character Brer Rabbit; Ms. Compton's cooking, though, is less sly than comforting.
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Jesse sounds so proud and sly and smart during this exchange that it feels like his biggest win yet, a fist-pumping moment.
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All of "Divine" serves as a sly lead up to Betty and Jughead's reunion, which will end up being both emotional and sexual.
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There are many reasons, but the primary one is that the crypto world loves to keep quiet and take profits on the sly.
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But Kim was less sly than her mom — she let a major detail out of the bag, though it wasn't about her sisters.
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Besides, it's worth knowing about the request form because it's a sly way to provide feedback about some of Netflix's more questionable choices.
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Speaking of Murrays, Ian senior arrives from Lallybroch looking for his son, who it turns out has come to Edinburgh on the sly.
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BoJack is an expert in this arena, layering sly nods to its past throughout episodes as Easter eggs for its most attentive fans.
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" Someone offscreen said, "Robert Kraft," and Geragos let slip a kind of sly "bingo" in response and then walked away saying "that's it.
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Photo: APA woman in Anchorage, Alaska was pulling off an embezzlement scheme so sly that even an IRS audit didn't uncover the theft.
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The Other Two's sly genius lies in how it understands that this vampirism is true in families and all other human relationships, too.
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Since that sly comment, the two maintained a casual friendship but hadn't spoken in a year on the day of the phone call.
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"Many migrant workers in the sex trade, domestic work, and agriculture emigrate and work voluntarily," said Savannah Sly, board president of SWOP-USA.
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Cuba even offered an explanation for Sly forgetting to shout out Michael B. Jordan and "Creed" director Ryan Coogler during his Globes speech.
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But there's something irresistibly sly about the way they ransack their history, reminiscent of the postmodern tricksters who achieve similar effects via sampling.
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Sly as a fox, I became sugar coated in the sweet science—pickpocketing you with jabs, disappearing before you ever knew what happened.
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"Fasting is easy—and good for you," says an economist, although he adds that he drinks water on the sly during the day.
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" But he also has a sly wit about his change in fortune: "Some will call it luck, and some will call me up.
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" Lubin maintained the sly smile and said, "I think I may be wrong when I anticipate that it will all take more time.
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Full of comedy and sly satire, Ryan Murphy's The Politician offers a rare glimpse into just what it takes to make a politician.
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This sly satire, borrowing from outrageous real-life Italian politics, features a larger-than-life leader, conspiracy theories and an almost-corrupt press.
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Full of sly humor, poignant commentary and bizarre twists, it's almost like the perfect marriage of "The Crown" and a Coen brothers movie.
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In this sly story, an aristocrat spends 30 years under house arrest in a Moscow hotel while the Soviet empire rises around him.
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The story's unflinching tone and sly humor belie the tragedy of Moses's situation, as well as the cruelty of the people he meets.
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The journalist is a damn fool who writes for money and is not sly enough to grease the right palms to grab more.
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I heard in "Karawane" — its music more than its words — a sly musing on today's religious tensions and so-called clashes of civilizations.
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The most intense of those moments was when the iconic rhythmic section Sly & Robbie surprised the band to produce their two new tracks.
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Philadelphia's a very musical city, it has jazz and R&B, and [Digital Underground] are like Sly & the Family Stone for hip-hop.
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And she was sly, gleefully embracing her status as the anti-Britney all while teaming up with the producers behind Spears' biggest hits.
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Madcap platformers bursting with personality and color, not to mention some sly satire, can work as well today as they did back when.
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Paper covered the windows, and employees called the room "The Chamber of Secrets," in a sly reference to the second Harry Potter novel.
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Lovell, who has written entertaining biographies of the Mitford and Churchill families, knows how to render sly appraisals of her often complicated subjects.
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The fact that Valérie, who works in politics, is the least cynical, most ethical player in this game counts as a sly joke.
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The tenor Stanislas de Barbeyrac is the noble Don Ottavio and the young bass-baritone Philippe Sly is Don Giovanni's comic sidekick, Leporello.
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It had a sly wit, and I appreciated that even the one or two more common words used in crosswords had creative clues.
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Preacher Roe, a sly and slender lefty who had just retired to West Plains, Mo., entertained his former teammates at the Chase Hotel.
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But as "Guava Island" shows, sometimes you can say just as much about your intentions by springing a sly surprise on the way.
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It's hard to tell whether he's repeating himself, making a sly comment on how pervasive the dish is in New York, or both.
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He has bushy reddish-brown hair and a mustache, and always appears to be suppressing a sly smile, even when he is frowning.
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The interactive works promise to be a delight, as well as a sly introduction to the fundamental principles of choreography. Oct. 31-Feb.
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Sly details disconcert: The photographic verisimilitude slips away when the covers' outline gets fudged, and the paint sometimes runs — a weeping heroine's makeup.
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And so the concert went: complex ideas with a singularly Brazilian flavor, delivered with breezy tunes, sly patter and a glint of provocation.
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Six months after he arrived in Brussels, Johnson began to churn out sly, exaggerated stories that cast the European project as bureaucratically insane.
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But The Square's most dazzling scene takes place at a far remove from the museum—a sly and elegant counterpoint on Östlund's part.
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Sly, grumpy and thumpingly humane, it tells the story of a couple trading gentrifying New York City for the grayer pastures of Mercury.
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Partners in crime-solving and sly sex appeal, Nick and Nora don't just love each other — they absolutely delight in each other's company.
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But as befits its title, "Apologia" presents a sly defense of this gorgon mother, who seemingly abandoned her sons when they were children.
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"Well, they're playing as good as they can right now," said Maddon, who is a master in the art of the sly dig.
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" A young person who refuses to make his peace with the sly criminal who has "popped in between the election and my hopes.
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A recent alumna is Jessica Harrison, a contemporary British artist based in Scotland, known for her sly manipulations of mass-produced porcelain figurines.
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But it opened up a lot of creepy possibilities, including hackers remotely activating your cameras to take pictures of you on the sly.
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A Palazzo Gallery from Brescia, Italy, has three large-format formal portraits by Edson Chagas that offer a sly commentary on African identity.
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Mr. Martinez's assertive-but-sly approach is on view in "White Outs" at the Bronx Museum, a selection of recent, ostensibly white paintings.
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Indeed, a putative comedy can often get by on a kind of sly worldview and funny situations more than laugh-a-second jokes.
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Two things ... will Arnold give up cigars, and will Sly teach Arnold the ropes for working out and getting back on his feet?
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As back up, I also applied to the grim sounding "Bolton Institute of Education" to read Muay Thai on the sly at Master Sken's.
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Point Break is also a sly interrogation of big-screen masculine archetypes that pits Reeves against Swayze, another handsome, intensely physical male movie star.
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Throughout all parts, Urie does an exceedingly stellar job at inviting viewers into his thoughts, drawing them in with measured looks and sly glances.
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" 'JACK WHITEHALL CONSOLED SLY AFTER OSCARS' I NEVER met this young man Pity it has to be under these circumstances," he wrote on Twitter.
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Wang's theater background shines through in these set pieces in A Bread Factory that are often clever and sly in their parodies and provocations.
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But Sly didn't know he was a source until Al Jazeera contacted him a couple of weeks before the documentary was set to air.
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Sly, breezy, playfully calculated, they've solved teenpop's sincerity problem, that pressing question of when to play active agent and when to play imagined object.
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Old school, yes, but the man who cited Miles Davis, James Brown, Stevie Wonder & Sly and the Family Stone as influences would surely approve.
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It's not a replacement for TouchID which requires the most minimal of user interaction and works perfectly in the dark and on the sly.
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But that inconsequentiality is part of the sly beauty of the Housewives franchise, where the draw is precisely that nothing too serious ever happens.
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Sly Sludge was a bad guy because he'd claim to take care of waste management but would actually just dump waste wherever he wanted.
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Sylvester Stallone and his beautiful family were soaking up the sun in Baja California ... hitting another vacation hot spot during the Summer of Sly.
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She's recently started singing the synth gospel, moving from the gentle rock sound of her self-titled EP to a sly, bubbly, digital sound.
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Instead, I became a sly and stealthy hunter, choosing my pals based on the potential ice-cream-eating I might encounter in their homes.
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Swift opted to wear a cold shoulder style shirt, which could be a sly nod to Clinton that may have been inspired by Dunham.
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And, assuming it was intentional, Bungie now has to be wondering what other sly nods to hateful beliefs might be coded into the game.
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Back when he was 18, Prince Harry's dorm room included a sly poster of Halle Berry — and now the Oscar winner is taking note.
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The first movie wasn't spectacular, but it did have its bright moments, including a good performance from its female lead and some sly comedy.
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Marvin Gaye, Sly and the Family Stone had broken down the barriers between white and black radio, but he didn't want to be pigeonholed.
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"In boxing, you gotta go with the boxer," Sly told us ... but noted "anything is possible" if Conor can land one good clean shot.
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Sly teased that Drago's coming back to the big screen for the "Creed" sequel -- but no one's really sure what the storyline will be.
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I was just listening to Sly and the Family Stone's Woodstock performance, and they get the entire crowd to sing "Higher," and it's magical.
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"I love what Michael B. did though with it … and what [director] Ryan Coogler did with it, and what Sly did with his character."
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Sian Welby spiced up her usual weather report earlier this week with a slew of puns and sly shout-outs to the DC world.
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The picture shows him peeking out between the statues of George W. Bush and George H.W. Bush with a sly grin on his face.
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Making herself available to her students to answer questions was something the teacher did on the sly, out of fear of repercussions from administrators.
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"In Movement" (ECM) "Return" (Newvelle) There's a sly urgency in Jack DeJohnette's backbeat, which combines a strong forward pull with something cagey and equivocal.
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He picked it up like a sponge—even when he was three or four, he'd be riffing on Sly Stone, singing around the house.
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Tom Felton, who played the sly Draco Malfoy, and Natalia Tena, who portrayed the shapeshifting Nymphadora Tonks, star on the YouTube original series, "Origin."
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Important aspects of what Mr. Sly told the reporter about some athletes have been corroborated, fueling antidoping officials' belief that his claims were valid.
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On "King of Comedy," the vocals are so greatly increased that Stipe's sly declaration of "I'm straight, I'm queer, I'm bi" is actually audible.
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Sly said that he spent weeks in Green Bay during training camp last year and met with about half the members of the team.
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"DON GIOVANNI" — "FINCH'HAN DAL VINO" For once, Don Giovanni's "Champagne Aria" isn't a brash, brusque tumble but a sly, elegant declaration, tinged with bitterness.
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All of them were mentioned in an Al-Jazeera television interview with Charlie Sly, who worked as an intern at an anti-aging clinic.
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First, such full-frontal nastiness feels like a snub to "Alien," which, with its flurry of sly glimpses, was a triumph of the peekaboo.
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He will display a sly smile here and there and can be a bit more vivid when celebrating an important goal from the sidelines.
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When we first talked about the film, we said that Sly & Robbie just needed to be an added amazing moment in there, a bonus.
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That might lead to embarrassing situations, with users getting caught trying to browse Facebook on the sly during work, class, dinner or a conversation.
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And if you have someone to thank for the night of partying other than your own sly self, make sure to spread the love.
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The article also points out the odd in-person contrast of her mellow sly humor with the high energy of her party-ready audience.
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There's enough inventive, sly work going on here to keep the narrative feeling fresh, and Varela's color palette is an exercise in good taste.
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But that's just one strand of McBride's tour de force, a book resounding with madcap characters and sly commentary on race, crime and inequality.
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Still, the melodramatic eye roll of a journalist at a staid news conference upset the stagecraft and flooded the Chinese internet with sly humor.
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But during the night someone kills this generous soul and only Charles, as sly and secretive as he is "sensitive and solitary," knows whodunit.
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The game was being developed on the sly ... so, he wanted to contact the bands but didn't want to risk letting the secret out.
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The scene also serves as a sly metaphor for what happens when an aging dancer is confronted with a younger, fresher version of herself.
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His deliberately multiracial, mixed-gender bands recalled Sly & the Family Stone and the collectivism of the '60s, while his studio methods recalled '70s insularity.
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Genevieve Sly Crane is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts and Stony Brook Southampton, where she received her master of fine arts degree.
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At a recent rally in Florida he heard someone shout that immigrants should be shot and responded with a sly smile and a joke.
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When I received the first text, I was a playful sixth grader, always finding sly ways to be subversive in school and with friends.
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Some of her stories and poems involve people, and many more involve animals, but all of them have the sly, wise tone of fable.
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"That person needs to step up, because you need to be a sly dog and a little snake in front of everybody," Moore said.
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Please make a series of Sylvester Stallone and Guy Fieri videos — a duo which shall henceforth be called "Sly Fieri" — on the regular, please.
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The sly, eccentric Italian industrial designer produced biomorphic buildings and interiors across booming postwar Turin, as well as furniture that now sells for millions.
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His input shows: Like Margiela's best designs, the curation of the show has a sly cleverness, and an arresting ability to invite unforeseen connections.
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An image from Coney Island, "Heckyl and Jeckyl," which appears in Selected Photographs, brings sly social commentary to a study in shapes and tonality.
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Frank Stallone walked it back a mile Tuesday, when he explained his Twitter rant about brother Sly losing the Oscar was based on famiglia.
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Lying Is (Somewhat) OK Lying is a constant in the service industry, and working in it taught me to be a sly double-dealer.
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Zendaya may have been sly about the news that she was starting her own clothing line, but make no mistake: This is the real deal.
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Jess mostly plays on the sly with her guy friends in the park, where she meets Juliette "Jules" Paxton (Keira Knightley, in her breakout role).
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"It's like what Garth [Brooks] said one time: 'I might not deserve it, but I'm not giving it back,'" she says with a sly grin.
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Bong is one of the most aesthetically sly directors on the world stage, openly using mise en scene and framing to wink at the audience.
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Charlie: These Larry Levan edits of Gwen Guthrie are the perfect fusion of disco and reggae; it's Sly and Robbie produced stuff with Gwen Guthrie.
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"You'd better be nice to us," my kids always say with a sly grin when they want to stay up late or get extra dessert.
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Littlefinger, played by the suave Aidan Gillen, merely eked over the "beautiful" baseline — no doubt losing points for being a child predator and sly manipulator.
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A game's loading screen comes replete with a sly message: "If cartridges were still popular, this game would've loaded by now." this is cute pic.twitter.
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We know where she gets the strength to look Serena Joy (Yvonne Strahovski) directly in the eye, and jab her vulnerable ego with sly comebacks.
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And Keough swirls in a sly bit of menace, making Christine into one of the most beguiling and perhaps frightening TV characters in recent memory.
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As the crowd divided into two teams, on the grounds of James Fenimore Cooper's garden in Cooperstown, New York, this gave Lexington a sly advantage.
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" After several big roles in the Netherlands in the '70s, Hauer made his mark on American cinema in 1981, starring alongside Sly Stallone in "Nighthawks.
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The good news is that traits associated with empathy like trust, interpersonal decision-making, and even morality can be manipulated on the sly by others.
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He recently debuted The Bullpen with DA, letting teams know he continues to workout down in Phoenix with a sly bro-ey "gun show" intro.
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Sly and his daughter, Sistine, kicked off their Mexican beach vacay with a dip in the hot tub and some sunbathing in Cabo San Lucas.
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She danced at Studio 54, partied with stars like Truman Capote and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and she even had a celebrity boyfriend in Sly Stallone.
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There is a sly political statement embedded in these funny, stiff depictions of the British, set against the elegance of the Indian gods and goddesses.
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The only point of PFI – besides a sly ability for successive UK governments to keep essential public works off-balance sheet – was therefore operational efficiency.
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The idea was to create implants that would give him the ability to listen to music in a room full of people, on the sly.
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It's kind of ugly, but that could just be the light, which is less than pristine, and was more than likely shot on the sly.
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Diyaolu shared an image of Katelyn on Twitter standing beside the stack of packages from her recent purchase with a sly grin on her face.
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The spontaneity rumbling through The Young Pope illuminates the unruly possibilities of human and spiritual connection, and its sly, deadpan wit is often a delight.
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This is Hillary the cutthroat opportunist, the Janus-faced harpy, the sly Antoinette who wants to have her cake and let them eat it, too.
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And while his speech mostly stayed true to the evening's theme, he seemed to slip in a few sly few digs at President Donald Trump.
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"Just being reunited with Sly was amazing," Mili Ventimiglia, 40, told PEOPLE of his Rocky Balboa costar at a cast Q&A event on Monday.
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In a clever move, Kansas City Mayor Sly James bought 1,000 products on Amazon and used the review of each to tout his city's benefits.
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As Minaj's verse speeds up, Cox doesn't lose steam, mouthing along the rapid-fire lyrics — and sneaking in a sly taunt to her opponent Wiley.
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Also on the program, titled "Mischief, Mischief and More Mischief," is the decadent "Walpurgis Night" and "Harlequinade," a comedic romp starring sly commedia dell'arte characters.
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He lets you see Miles sweat, shows the vanity — Miles primping his hair — panic, drug-hunger, meanness, but also the sly intelligence, pleasure and genius.
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Though Shakespeare wrote "Shrew" as a play-within-a-play for a drunk named Christopher Sly, Ms. Lloyd has come up with another framing device.
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But I'm going to choose to believe that this was a sly comment on how image matters more than reality, even to the principled Catherine.
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"It's criminalization and stigma of sex work and immigration status that makes these workers so vulnerable, not the work itself," said Board President Savannah Sly.
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Her sad end really gets to Boggs, but since black cops aren't allowed to conduct official investigations, he has to snoop around on the sly.
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You may think you're being sly by asking for water and filling the cup with soda, but restaurant staff members usually catch on right away.
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But its gravity and intelligence — the unassuming authority of Mr. Renier's performance and the sly self-confidence of Mr. Cogitore's direction — make it something more.
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Sly did not provide any specific evidence that he was supplying Howard and Zimmerman, and after the documentary was broadcast, he disavowed everything he said.
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Major League Baseball said that while Howard and Zimmerman "fully cooperated" with the investigation, Sly did not speak to the league or provide any information.
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"I was scared that they'd say something, and videoed on the sly, my legs and hands shaking," he wrote in his memoir, published in 2014.
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The sly jokes about Issa's being forced to speak for all black people at work come across as almost meta-commentary on the show itself.
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It has a sly habit of slipping in by the back door, and often it comes disguised in the form of misfortune, or temporary defeat.
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In the photo, Sly couldn't look away from his crowning glory, while Sophia posed with her mom, uncle, and sisters Scarlet, 16, and Sistine, 20.
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Head bowed, Paul approaches Esther like a sly supplicant, advancing obliquely; she, in turn, appears haughty and amused as she looks down from her perch.
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These often hybrid objects are charged with sly spirits only partially visible to the eye, which nevertheless transmit codes that enact both reparations and détournements.
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Everyone named in the documentary worked with a trainer in Florida named Jason Riley, who started a company with Al Jazeera's main source, Charlie Sly.
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What seems like mere table-setting — Eddy galumphing among the gazelles — is a sly declaration of intent in a happily self-conscious feature-length goof.
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Sly hasn't been careless about the virus either -- he was just spotted out here in L.A. last weekend wearing latex gloves while doing some shopping.
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As Lawrence went to leave, the show's writers provided a sly fakeout: Suddenly, he got down on one knee and asked Issa to marry him.
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I ran like only the sly, four-eyed can — to get there & to get away— to reach somewhere safe, where I never thought to stay.
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The name of the album, of course, nods to Sly Stone's 2100 masterwork "There's a Riot Goin' On," released at another time of sociopolitical turmoil.
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Instead, in a sly gesture, the Russian president invited the children of all U.S. diplomats to a Christmas and New Year's celebration at the Kremlin.
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"When I was younger, I really thought it was the rope that gave me inspiration," she said, with a sly smile at her former self.
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Jennifer Finney Boylan When my sister came out, there was an accordion trio on hand to perform the music of Sly and the Family Stone.
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Rather than revealing thoughtful analysis, his in-your-face malevolent incompetence could be a sly diversion to keep our attention off accusations of his criminality.
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Mr. Hargrove's sly horn overdubs can be heard, guttering like a low flame, on records like "Voodoo," by D'Angelo, and "Mama's Gun," by Ms. Badu.
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Whereas Tyler, the Creator and Frank Ocean once made sly and indirect references to their sexualities, Abstract presents his orientation as a matter of fact.
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The illustrations that appear on Google's home page to celebrate special occasions, like its 20th birthday today, began as a sly out-of-office message.
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The Metropolitan Diary was a tonic, a daily series of reader-contributed anecdotes, conversations and observations that were sly and sassy, funny and sometimes touching.
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A lead designer (an appealingly melancholic Jeffrey Wright) meets Dolores on the sly, to deliver tests of her programming that feel more like therapy sessions.
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Maurizio Muraro brought old-school polish to the tongue-twisting patter of the overbearing Dr. Bartolo; the sly Mikhail Petrenko was an oily Don Basilio.
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He could parry questions from the Italian press in one press conference, and deliver sly put-downs of his rivals in English during the next.
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There's a sly superpower to the new movie "Hustlers": In the guise of a stripper tale, it still takes time to focus on women's lives.
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But he was a sly as well as a magnificent painter; also, a painter of magnificence, not afraid of controversy, indeed perhaps drawn towards it.
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Here's the sly superpower of "Hustlers": It's serving us a Hollywood stripper romp, but pivoting to show that life from the women's point of view.
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Such agreements are complex legal documents, and the language needs to be clear enough that neither side can squeeze out more concessions on the sly.
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Before the revolution moved the capital to Moscow — widely regarded here as an uncultured city of sly merchants — an imperial ministry had administered the cathedral.
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"The sly and adroit Mr. Guinness plays eight Edwardian fuddy-duds with such devastating wit and variety that he naturally dominates the film," Crowther wrote.
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" Sly, who's incarcerated in Florida, agreed, saying, "I think Mr. Weinstein will be treated good if he goes to a medium-security in New York.
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When, after a transitional passage played here with enticing ambiguity, the main Allegro section took off, the playing had both rhythmic spark and sly impetuosity.
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A combination of intricate jokes, meticulous background detail, and sly emotional twists have always made Netflix's animated show one of the most rewarding to revisit.
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Ragnarok lives in that afterthought — the silly extended joke, the sly check-in to gauge whether the audience is paying attention, the sardonic eye roll.
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I really loved the inclusion of SHMOO and SHOOP, and I thought that ANNI was a very sly little hat tip to the whole puzzle.
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No. The first season, we used Sly and the Family Stone, and we've used Aimee Mann, and then we've used, like I say, Vince Staples.
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Frank was in Bev Hills when we asked about his tweets on the heels of Sly losing the Best Supporting Actor Oscar to Mark Rylance.
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At parties, bars, and picnics, I was forced to eat her oozing brains on the sly to hide her zombie-doll-truth from curious onlookers.
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