Softly, softly, catchy jelly: This 'ultragentle' robotic gripper collects fragile marine life
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Then softly, softly she carried the case downstairs, scanning cabinets and pantry shelves.
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It's one of those tracks that rewards more with several listens, softly-softly piano and all.
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"Bodak Yellow" plays softly on the radio on the ride, and I, sort of, softly, sing along.
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"He was a man who carried a big brain but who spoke softly and walked softly," Mr. Samatar said.
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That dictates a softly softly approach which leaves critics of Orban and Poland's dominant politician, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, less than satisfied.
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Beijing would have probably tried to revise Australian policy under a Labor government -- not through coercion but in a softly-softly manner.
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Softly, softly For decades, Chinese foreign policy has been to adopt a light touch (at least rhetorically, if not always in practice).
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Even so Mr Ramaphosa, who has a sober, Mr Fix-It reputation, will have to build support softly-softly, in the ANC style.
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But despite Draghi's 'softly softly' approach, it looks like the beginning of the end of the ECB's post-crisis measures is in sight.
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For now, the government "whips" whose job it is to ensure parliament backs whatever Brexit deal May agrees with Brussels are taking a softly-softly approach.
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The president got results through the softly, softly approach — not by putting the Kaiser or fellow European potentates on the spot and getting their dander up.
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He regards his softly-softly approach to Sri Lanka as vindicated by last year's decision by Mahinda Rajapaksa to bow out as president after losing an election.
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Yet Greece, unlike France which tore down part of an unofficial camp known as "The Jungle" at Calais, goes for the softly-softly approach with the Idomeni migrants.
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Regulators across the world have been taking a "softly softly" approach to blockchain, worried about stifling a nascent fintech sector that offers the promise of growth and jobs.
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France, where Macron has taken a softly-softly line with Putin since taking office last year, said it wanted to see definitive proof that Moscow was behind the attack.
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She may tread softly on human-rights issues, though surely not as softly as her predecessor—her early promise to press for gay rights will displease many African members.
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His gyrations over China -- from fury to adopting a softly softly approach and buttering up Chinese President Xi Jinping -- have left his strategy on the trade war mired in confusion.
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When I opened the app on my phone and chose a vibration setting—like the slow "Wave," which vibrates intensely then softly, intensely then softly—the device buzzed in her hand.
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" Then, a more softly, "It's not about the pasta.
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"Mi hijo," Eva said softly — "my son" in Spanish.
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" Softly, Jackson said, "Oooh, we'll get along just fine.
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"We'll have to get that changed," Dr. Eckstrom said softly.
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Landing gear was deployed and the rocket softly touched down.
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More info on the, uh, softly sensual affair to follow.
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So I think you know I don't always speak softly.
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" He repeated it softly, " Murdered with the least possible pain.
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It's Josh Murray, softly moaning as his lips touch yours.
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Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) softly singing in Rose's (Kate Winslet) ear.
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He simply smiled and softly said 'I think it's beautiful'.
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"She left with a bang I guess," Jade says softly.
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Follow Teddy Roosevelt's wise words, Mr. President, and tweet softly.
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"My partner thinks I'm insane," he tells me, laughing softly.
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He simply smiled and softly said, 'I think it's beautiful.
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He softly patted my shoulder as I strode past him.
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The CIA agent tapped softly on the hotel room door.
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Tread softly, I think, because you tread on my dreams.
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The decaying body of a Highlander as snow softly falls.
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"I know," she said softly as she stroked my hair.
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I immediately returned home, treading very slowly and very softly.
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She's just puttering about, sitting softly on the cement floor.
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We found Cleofila Carillo crying softly under a mosquito net.
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"There will be a blood bath," Mr. Teeti said softly.
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"Mama," he said, so softly, before delivering the real whammy.
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The round balls are softly bouncing from side to side.
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And in the middle is a continuous, softly shimmering trill.
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Also, the photo is gifted with a softly filtered light.
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"I don't know how you print that," he added softly.
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The television wasn't on, there was no radio playing softly.
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The taxi driver who remembers his courteous, softly spoken passenger.
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The granddaughter was laughing softly, wagging her bare brown feet.
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"Sisters, sisters," he sang, as softly as he could manage.
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"I've been there," my dad said to me, very softly.
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It will softly separate your stands and give a mild texture.
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"Her son found her in her bed," Mr. Cruz said softly.
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She smiled softly and turned her attention back to the moment.
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The warmth of your hands will help blend it out softly.
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After a pause, my friends chuckled softly and shook their heads.
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" Mr Wilders smiled and said, softly: "We'll take care of that.
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He speaks softly and in full paragraphs while wearing sensible knitwear.
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Mom, still weeping softly, thinks it looks like a museum installation.
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Amidst the props, a long table held ten people, chatting softly.
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After he disinfects my skin, he starts to softly caress me.
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"It is hell," an elderly woman in a wheelchair said softly.
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"You told him to get his ID, sir," Reynolds softly corrects.
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Unlike most tailgates that drop softly, Ridgeline's falls with a thud.
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Speaking softly — treating them with courtesy — would keep tempers from flaring.
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This is not a quiet car — thank goodness — nor softly sprung.
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"Just try and be calm," Nadia says softly to the boy.
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I watched the hands softly intertwine and twist around each other.
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You seem to softly float through the worlds that Valentine draws.
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The more softly Ms. Kent sang, the more feeling she conveyed.
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"Please don't shout at me, Mr. Richter," Ms. Wallington said softly.
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His victims sobbed, hugged, and softly cheered inside the crowded courtroom.
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"I used to love when he'd come around," Cross said, softly.
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"I'm twice as old as he is," Harris, 82, said softly.
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" He added, softly, "The five-year-old me never goes away.
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He said it softly, and it seemed to be a joke.
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Fold this cooled mixture into softly whipped cream, and you're done.
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"With their silk-swathed ankles softly kissing," a typical line reads.
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The soundtrack to "Big Little Lies" played softly in the background.
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Something like a hand softly stroking the top of my head.
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Then Hubert Davis, an assistant coach, stood up and spoke softly.
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Long, flowing hair, a warm, inviting smile and softly swaying hips.
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"Baby," he said softly as she extended her long green legs.
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Lions softly growled and polar bears manically paced back and forth.
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Brushing aside a fall of dark brown hair, Ingibjörg giggled softly.
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"Generally speaking, they have wars over there too," he said softly.
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LONDON, May 31 (Reuters) - Cevian Capital's intervention at Ericsson brought an immediate demonstration of investors' faith in the asset manager's softly, softly brand of activism, with shares in the Swedish company jumping nearly 6 percent on Wednesday.
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The prosecutor, grasping Gatling's arm and speaking softly, offered him an apology.
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Alexa may speak softly, but she carries a big stick of influence.
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Whether you're going to do it harshly or softly, it's still contouring.
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He took one hand and softly stroked his name a few times.
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Cook, gently stirring eggs with drippings, until softly scrambled, about 3 minutes.
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Speaking softly, she told Robbins that her husband had emotionally abused her.
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It's all about that voice which kills us softly singing our songs.
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But she thinks that all conversions are coerced, however softly or subtly.
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Some wept softly but others sat stoically at tables, awaiting official news.
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"I think it's good," he said softly, and sipped from the can.
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Donna spoke softly as she did her best to fight back tears.
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If this, then that: scan, move, pick up, put down, softly, quickly.
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But he ensured he will land softly in Republican-controlled Washington. 1.
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Three or four people huddled near me are talking softly and giggling.
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"I'll pay my respects, but I can't go inside," he said softly.
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And I think being involved in the workplace, softly defined, is helpful.
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In the years since, labour has spoken softly and carried a twig.
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Softly she opened the closet door and took down the sealed casket.
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A younger Johnson would have poked the ball, perhaps softly, to left.
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Jazz from her collection of vinyl records played softly in the background.
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Two voices, faint but pure, are joined by a third, softly keening.
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Both the rocket and the capsule then landed softly back on Earth.
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He clicked his tongue softly while trying to come up with more.
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Yes, gusts of wind and snow softly brushing up against the windows.
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It's both funky and psychedelic, softly acoustic singer-songwriter, and occasionally perverted.
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"I just want it to be me and you," she sobs softly.
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This episode, lasting a few minutes, is marked to be played softly.
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He played the whole episode not just softly, but as if whispered.
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Several groups chose points at which they would play loudly or softly.
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"I don't know what to think," he said softly on the sidewalk.
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Ibrahim spoke softly and waited patiently; the chief's hoarse replies were measured.
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The earth still rumbled softly, the bright green flora burnt and brown.
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My grandma sings hymns softly while my grandpa looks out the window.
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"I rather me cut his hair than somebody else," he said softly.
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He spoke softly and quickly, in a mixture of Spanish and English.
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The defender followed his body, and Phil softly laid the ball in.
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Teddy Roosevelt advised us to speak softly and carry a big stick.
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"While I speak softly, I always make the tough decisions," he said.
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"I wasn't reaching," Mr. Castile says softly just after the gunfire stops.
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"The form falls away, and the formless blossoms," Ms. Buck repeated softly.
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In short, how can they speak softly and carry a big stick?
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Just what softly rattles inside it when shaken remains a quiet mystery.
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"I didn't medal in powerlifting," Hockenberry said softly, with an exasperated tone.
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We spoke softly to parents as they got the first diagnosis of microcephaly.
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However softly he speaks, this news will echo loudly across the tech industry.
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Then Theresa, softly at first, will begin to laugh, and laugh, and laugh.
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Speak loudly and they are deemed shrill; speak softly and they are meek.
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"One of those nursery rhymes that you softly whisper in your child's ear!"
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Meanwhile Sting walks around with his guitar strumming softly and watching Davis's speech.
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The bill, which the softly spoken Mr Johnston wrote, does not mess around.
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" He swallows and clarifies, stammering softly, "I'm looking for a long-term relationship.
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In this current political climate, it makes sense for Dara to speak softly.
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Ikura is easy to love, little popping balls of softly-scented oceanic brine.
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That may be why the administration, at least for now, is treading softly.
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"Gordon. I'm not gonna not be rich," she tells him, softly at first.
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"You'll notice that the skin around the needle feels different," he says softly.
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No, we will not let great britannia go softly into that cold night!
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"Sometimes a baby dies right in the beginning," Rebecca explains softly to Randall.
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Roosevelt said to "speak softly and carry a big stick" in foreign affairs.
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Ben weeps softly as Amos Lee serenades the couple in a private concert.
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Mama Cass's "Dream a Little Dream of Me" played softly in the background.
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"There's no way he could have done it," Kardashian says softly, in shock.
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Forced to speak softly and sparingly, he turned to art as his voice.
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Analysts at Barclays said advertising this year had started more softly than expected.
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A surviving photograph shows a softly outlined Mason in pearls and granny glasses.
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Looking down at an untouched cup of tea, he spoke softly in Hebrew.
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She was in her twenties, and spoke softly and wistfully of the past.
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"I've had nightmares about this," the former Londoner, said softly with a smile.
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President Theodore Roosevelt famously talked about speaking softly while carrying a big stick.
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Pinch-hitter Hector Sanchez lined softly to Chris Owings to quell the rally.
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When they got there, Miller heard punk music playing softly in the background.
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The man himself smiles broadly, and welcomes me in his softly spoken Spanish.
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These are global companies now with global reach and we should tread softly.
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You'll also want one light that disperses softly and evenly throughout the room.
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Mr. McNabb and his managers talk softly, but they carry a big stick.
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"How do I say this delicately?" the two sang softly, humming some parts.
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Brock Holt flied out softly to left and Rafael Devers struck out swinging.
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The numerals, preceded by a zero, are softly brushed with an illuminating finish.
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When others boasted of their exploits, he laughed softly but never joined in.
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She sometimes hums softly but mostly whispers cryptic phrases and fragments of sentences.
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"I'm there for anything these players might find helpful," she said, speaking softly.
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They murmured softly and smiled sweetly and asked: Might you like to bid?
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"When something comes out of the ghetto, it can't come softly," she added.
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The women, huddled together on two sofas, hummed along softly with the lyrics.
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"It is a very straightforward idea," the designer says softly of the look.
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On Wednesday, Johnson was still beating the conspiracy drum -- albeit slightly more softly.
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The door shut at last, softly, a few days before Christmas last year.
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The result has a softly vegetal aroma, with hints of pineapple and smoke.
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Pitt starred as a mob enforcer named Jackie in "Killing Them Softly" (2012).
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Enhance drowsiness by rocking or softly stroking the sleep-bound while you sing.
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"Tread softly" was a good start to the Philharmonic's ambitious and timely project.
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Old fights, about health care and the war in Iraq, were softly relitigated.
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"There's so many different emotions in finals," Williams said softly on Thursday night.
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I have miles to go before I'm done, and it's killing me softly.
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Nott, who is fifty-nine, speaks softly, and has a calm, professorial demeanor.
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"I'm against all religions, but I'm open to other cultures," one said softly.
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Mam is produced far back in the mouth and comes out softly raspy.
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"I'm sorry," he says softly to one troubled woman as he looks away.
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"I'm sorry," he said, speaking softly, as though he were about to cry.
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The carving marks show, but softly, giving the works an air of gentility.
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President Donald Trump has yet to establish his own brand of foreign policy, but it seems he's starting to employ his own version of Theodore Roosevelt's famed "speak softly and carry a big stick" doctrine — minus the part about speaking softly.
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If you're talking to someone who speaks softly, calm your voice and back up.
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At times, I have thought of Ray's paintings as moody and even softly haunted.
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He answered a few procedural questions in court, speaking softly and mumbling his words.
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Salman appeared nervous and spoke softly as she faced a judge in Oakland Tuesday.
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Harry Styles is a handsome cloud of a boy softly slipping through the ether.
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I like arming myself gently, softly, against the onslaught of being in the world.
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Jer, softly, close to me: What are you doing, 89, why are you crying?
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Nearby, a middle-aged woman in a purple parka cried softly early Saturday afternoon.
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Just this week, her former costar Lauren Conrad debuted a softly layered shag cut.
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"It doesn't matter that your dick doesn't work all the time," she said softly.
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"He was living his life, as healthy as could be," said Reif, crying softly.
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Braun batted in the fourth inning but bunted out softly to pitcher Kyle Hendricks.
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By week six, she's just softly whispering to herself whenever he's on the screen.
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"Some day," I whisper softly to myself, before returning to the task at hand.
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Trump went ahead with the meeting, apparently expecting it to go softly under radar.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, tech CEOs have softly warmed to Trump amid the stock market bounce.
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" Basically, it amounts to a lot of hand waving and Posh softly cooing "Arriba.
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"Yes," he cheered softly, when a Y.M.C.A. van pulled up to cart everything away.
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And unlike Theodore Roosevelt, who coined that term, Mr. Trump probably wouldn't speak softly.
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She shrugged and turned away, staring out the window and humming softly to herself.
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"I sing softly to her / In the last daylight," he sings in the bridge.
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Magdalena Lopez, who lives in Jaco, said the tremor started softly but quickly strengthened.
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Clinton is reinforced by a syncopated piano, softly tracking along in a minor key.
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Then he slowly started telling her his sexual fantasies, breathing heavily and talking softly.
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"My roots are here," the 43-year-old said softly, motioning to the ground.
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Everything bubbles away softly until the dish comes together in glossy, soft-shredded perfection.
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"Just drive slowly, please, and we can look down the rows," he said softly.
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Longing, hope, a cute guy with a twisted front tooth, those apricots dropping softly.
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The vegetable skewer choices begin and end with blistered tomatoes and softly collapsing eggplant.
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SUNDAY CROSSWORD COLUMN Joon Pahk's Sunday puzzle speaks softly and carries a big trick.
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For the most luscious experience, be sure to keep the cream very softly whipped.
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Add softly fried eggs for richness, and fresh radishes and lime juice for spark.
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She can try not to startle the horses by speaking softly and moving slowly.
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On one side of the hall, softly gleaming organ pipes appear like a waterfall.
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"I am in search of Liz Smith," she said softly, musing at the thought.
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"My dear, my dear, please," he said softly, stroking the crown of her head.
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You had to listen carefully, for he spoke softly, to the clues he offered.
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Whisper it softly, but "more Europe" will not make the EU easier to lead.
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She should have spoken more softly, since her invitation extended to no one else.
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One was the eleven-film "Love Comes Softly" series, released from 2003 to 2011.
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Still, Mr. Vengerov showed that he can kill them softly, too — when he chooses.
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They ignited brilliantly and descended, whistling softly and casting shadows that spun and danced.
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Democrats from conservative states, or coal-mining states, or just neurotic states, softly moaned.
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"That was really something," he said softly, leaning into the stick that steadies him.
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We do it by playing very, very softly so that the attack is minimized.
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Right now, she is illustrating a book of Musk's tweets titled Tweeting Me Softly.
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"But I realized I really couldn't keep doing it anymore after Mitchell," Sarah said softly.
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He was taught proper mannerisms and gestures and to speak in a softly modulated tone.
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He just had cool hair," Asha says softly, while Louis adds, "It was really long.
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A former IT engineer originally from Belgium, von Heinrichshorst speaks softly, measuring each word carefully.
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All this helps explain why Mr Trump has so far trod softly in confronting China.
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Despite supposedly being dead, the boy can be heard softly singing his favorite Clash song.
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The sound they give off, I am obliged to report, is a softly rustling squelch.
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And when it's not, there's a softly strumming guitar and a singer-songwriter's crooning voice.
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Jump straight up, raising your arms overhead and landing softly with the knees slightly bent.
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"They just started barking very softly," said Sonia Marini, a member of the Forestry Corps.
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Master Class Jennifer Holmgren is speaks softly, treads gently and has a warm, friendly demeanor.
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"We want to see something in his name, to remember him," his father said softly.
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Speaking softly, the boy told the judge that Helen would beat him with a belt.
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Each sits alone on the damp forest floor, praying loudly or singing softly, occasionally exclaiming.
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I opened a status window and chanted "motorcycles" softly at it, like a mad prayer.
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" British Transport Police is saying, desperately, while the curtains softly waft at your window. "Hey!
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Elgar joins him in an economical conversation featuring the same moves and softly interrogative gestures.
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"I hung on for dear life, for a lot of years," Strait said, chuckling softly.
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He often spoke softly and rarely veered into personal attacks on Blackburn's tenure or character.
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She treads softly on the vaccine issue after realizing how fearful vaccine-hesitant patients are.
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Instead, he spoke softly and with humility about a middle-class upbringing and his spirituality.
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The sun was softly coming-up over the unforgiving cityscape of Kiev's dusky high rises.
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And her mom was there, just holding her daughter's head and speaking softly in Arabic.
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They oohed when high flies were hit only to land softly on the outfield grass.
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"Lamentably, the salaries here are very little and they aren't enough," she added, speaking softly.
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Softly lit, his scenes often have the smeary quality of a painting, or a nightmare.
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" — SETH MEYERS "You know, Teddy Roosevelt's philosophy was 'Speak softly and carry a big stick.
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"I did expect some of the success that might come to pass," he said softly.
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What I do like to do is start the new year softly, and with kindness.
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The big picture: The Pete Buttigieg pile-on landed more softly than many had projected.
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So, let's just play something really quick from Killing Them Softly, his special from 2000.
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Although its softly matte colors last all day, lips don't feel parched or weighted down.
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"From the beginning it was about killing the case softly," she said in an interview.
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The other three landed boosters softly touched down on a drone ship in the ocean.
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"You are fine," I offered softly, thinking that, for at least this moment, he was.
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"I love you," he said softly as she got up to return to her seat.
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At the very end, the singers spoke words from the text softly until silence reigned.
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When they are moving, they slump, sink, loll, crumple softly and maybe thrash a little.
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In the room, people cry softly and sit with their eyes closed and hands raised.
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Pour the lemonade from pitcher to pitcher, softly intertwining its components, Beyoncé's soft voiceover instructs.
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But instead of blasting the ball to the net, he tapped it softly to the right.
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Who hasn't been there: It's late, you're out with friends, then suddenly your phone softly vibrates.
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"Viina doesn't suit me well," he continues, softly insinuating that things happen when you drink Koskenkorva.
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He was a physically small person who spoke softly and still dominated every room he inhabited.
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Amazon's strategy for Alexa reveals a fundamental philosophy: speak softly and empower everyone to just ship.
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Speaking outside the court today, a softly spoken O'Riordan said she was relieved at the verdict.
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"'Softly smile, I know she must be kind,&apos" he says, reciting another section of lyrics.
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Inside the hotel, softly-lit white paneled walls bring to mind the interiors of Hollywood spaceships.
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On windy days, a tarp hung between two houses to create some shade blows about softly.
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She softly patted his hand as if saying "you poor thing," before pushing him away again.
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" Cohen, keep your eye on the woman who will "speak softly and carry a big stick.
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When I was young, we listened more than we spoke and spoke softly and with respect.
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Finally, I knocked softly on the door and asked if there was anything I could do.
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The ball is technically a dodecahedron that closes softly around the creature in front of it.
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But he spoke softly and, though always with a furrowed brow, without a trace of malice.
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When I was up, Bennett spoke softly, asking me about what I'd like to focus on.
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Continue down the length of your brow, filling in softly until you've reached the tail end.
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" Philippine-born Santos, a former ballet dancer continued: "She was just lovely and so softly spoken.
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He was very polite and nice and cawed softly as I held him in my arms.
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The withered man and woman talked softly, clasping hands with a serene look in their eyes.
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Softly, she guided the 15 or so students through stretching and strengthening moves, and meditative breathing.
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Although he spoke softly at the podium in the ballroom Wednesday, his words had an edge.
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He looked and looked, as the wood burned down, shifted softly, embers making their mealy tick.
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Almost everybody's awake while the light's still pastel purple and creeping softly into the dining room.
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The myriad highlights of the face flashed softly under the runway lights as the models walked.
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"He was my parents' only grandson, the only grandson in the family," Anaïs Coviaux said softly.
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The milk satisfies hunger and thirst; it moves softly between their bodies, quieting both of them.
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"There it is," Jed Bartlet said softly, pointing at his opponent across the presidential debate stage.
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He had softly defined muscles in his chest and arms from his daily push-ups routine.
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As we walk, the pitter-patter of rain begins to softly strike the leaves around us.
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Steffen dived to his right, and the striker softly kicked the ball in the other way.
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Now sprinkle your salt over your note, and picture the salt glowing softly, blanketing the paper.
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He drew softly luminous sounds from the orchestra, and then beautifully cushioned Ms. Yoncheva's eloquent singing.
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He spoke one on one, softly and gently, easing apprehensions and connecting in a human way.
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Word of the Day : sing softly _________ The word croon has appeared in 114 articles on nytimes.
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She speaks softly, firmly and without fear, but is openly more comfortable with the written word.
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He would slowly approach cows or sheep or birds, talking softly, conversationally, calming them into stillness.
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She had requested Christian music, so "Amazing Grace" played softly on one of the doctor's phones.
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The wine, a gorgeous shade of pale cherry, is softly fruity with a lively, stony core.
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Anderson scored when Ichiro Suzuki lobbed a two-out, pinch-hit single softly into left field.
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I was vigilant, moving softly in the underbrush, and the palmettos' nails scraped down my body.
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The exhibition began with softly hued paintings of hot dogs, the show's curator, Bridget Finn, explains.
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He clucked softly, a satisfying un-gumming of his sticky tongue, and made the money disappear.
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As his fist covered my face and softly glanced off my nose, he loudly said, "Pow!"
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Inside the hotel, softly-lit white panelled walls bring to mind the interiors of Hollywood spaceships.
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His verdict: "I can hear the drum loop under that one to start," he began softly.
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It had to float for what seemed like an eternity and disappear softly through the net.
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Mr. Lloyd spoke so softly that committee members craned over the rostrum to hear his answers.
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Then she began to softly cry after she described how she was "terrified" to be there.
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"Mild und leise" ("Softly and gently"), the first words of the "Transfiguration," were a touch hesitant.
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"Good morning, good morning, and how do you do?" she sang softly to the little boy.
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You'll find yourself leaning into the speakers to pick out every softly delivered spoken word message.
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If your USP is 'quality not filler' then applying any kind of filtering algorithm to generate more content in your app is absolutely going to require to a softly, softly approach if you want to retain the readers you wooed with promises of your different approach.
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In the clip, the star was seated on a couch while softly accompanying himself on the guitar.
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The two smiled softly for the camera as they posed the the Metrograph in New York City.
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Anxiety is medicated; burnout is treated with therapy that's slowly become normalized and yet still softly stigmatized.
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Later she keeps one leg extended high behind her (arabesque penchée) while softly clapping her hands together.
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Without thinking, James and I did our best impression of empathetic funeral directors, nodding and speaking softly.
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Push too softly and you'll get a tap which takes you somewhere you weren't trying to go.
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What sinister activity could be lurking beneath those trees as their leaves blow softly in the breeze?
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As prosecutors showed jurors 34 autopsy photographs of Cooper's body, Harris softly wept at the defense table.
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At the very last minute, you jack the stick back, release the transmission, and (hopefully) land softly.
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"There are too many political problems at the moment," Manga concedes, speaking softly and sounding burdened himself.
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I kissed his big gorgeous mocha noggin, scratched softly behind his ears, and stroked his velvet snoot.
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"...Blotchy?" he whispered, softly, bubbles trailing from his beak in a lethargic stream to the ocean's surface.
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"They just started barking very softly," Sonia Marini, one of the emergency workers, told the Associated Press.
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"The first inning they hit two balls pretty softly that just happened to find holes," Kluber said.
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"I slid her up on the guitar really easily and started playing really softly," Cody tells PEOPLE.
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Sól shines incandescent like the sun, whereas Máni's dark, metallic surface emits a softly illuminating moonlit sheen.
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"I wanted to show you who I used to be," he tells me, speaking softly in Spanish.
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A softly chipped penalty in the middle of the net as the goalkeeper dived to one side.
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DURING a recent ride with Uber, this passenger received a surprising word of thanks for talking softly.
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The left and right-click keys depress softly and are huge slabs of plastic; they feel antiquated.
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"I'm putting little spots on my hand and then placing it very softly," Takase explained to Vogue.
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Above, another baby swung from a bamboo tree, and several others stomped over scattered leaves, softly hooting.
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As I sat there, softly cooing "eeeeeeyyooooohhhh" over and over, I realised a couple of important things.
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Fire and swords are deadly and all, but softly stroking piano keys can be pretty brutal, too.
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To prove his point, he began laughing softly as though Crystal had shared a particularly hilarious joke.
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She sang "Killing Me Softly" and "Rolling" for her audition, getting yeses from all three Hollywood gatekeepers.
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Even Jackson, hugely intimidating in his own right, stepped softly and chose his words around His Airness.
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" The other man gazes up, as if spotting a new constellation, and says, softly, "Maybe it is.
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"Shaving aisle, medicine aisle, Aisle 7, Aisle 6, those are the hot spots," he said, speaking softly.
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Same goes for the suspension, which adopts the basic setup from last year, albeit sprung more softly.
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He spoke softly, which meant that the couple had to listen carefully and not chew too loudly.
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Then he turned to the grandstand and softly clapped his hand against his racket like Roger Federer.
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When they lower their slow heads to chew the grass, the bells around their necks softly jingle.
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"It was the first time in my life I had sat in a classroom," he says softly.
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A father gently wiped tears from his teenage son's cheeks, consoling him softly as the congregation prayed.
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Webb wore a spiffy gray suit and a paisley tie; his short gray hair was softly unruly.
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He talks softly and takes his time with his words, chewing on each thought before he speaks.
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To start, apply bronzer just under your cheekbones, using a brush to softly blend in the product.
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So if not "Killing Me Softly," what makes a good song choice, versus a bad song choice?
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People still consider his 2000 special Killing Them Softly as one of the best of all time.
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And then my dad softly informed me that the teacher would be in the room as well.
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"You have to relive it all," Mr. Hill said softly on Thursday, shifting slightly in his seat.
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With its rose-hued walls, the square softly glowed in the sunlight and radiated calm and beauty.
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On the other side of this passage, you enter a gallery space softly lit with indigo lights.
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You feel a sound through your feet — bass drums and double basses, rumbling softly, like distant thunder.
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He is personable and talks so softly sometimes that people have to lean in to hear him.
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It shines — or, rather, softly refocuses — a light on the power of one man over the multitudes.
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During more intense episodes, the instruments align into softly pungent chords or a bit of contrapuntal interplay.
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The streets are wide, flat and softly curved — well-suited for a stroll or exploration on bike.
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Walking through the softly lit corridors, the warm aroma of garlic and fried food makes him smile.
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The little girl feels the bird's warm heart racing against her body and speaks softly to it.
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"If Adnan had joined ISIS , I would have, too," he said softly, as if to a child.
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"Yeah, one hundred percent," Ms. Simpson said softly, pulling on the drawstrings of her dark teal sweatsuit.
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Joe Biagini took over and Manuel Margot lined softly to second to start an unassisted double play.
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"We always thought it was better to talk softly but clearly, and to carry a big stick."
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Sipping a Coke Zero, he softly discussed theatrical intimacy and what he'd like his obituary to say.
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His sister, a junior at Stoneman Douglas, softly sang Ariana Grande's "Ghostin," strumming chords on her ukulele.
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"Maybe I should go," she said softly to the interview room moderator after several seconds had passed.
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Mr. Cooper — softly, dispassionately — read a variety of first-person texts that depict aspects of gay sexuality.
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Secondly, turn it up a couple notches and let Stalking Gia's softly exhaled tones cast their spell.
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While Alibaba is the undisputed king of commerce in Asia, its decision to work with Kabbage for financing in the U.S. — despite loans giant Ant Financial (Alipay) being an affiliate of Alibaba's — underscores the giant's current softly, softly approach in North America in the wake of some setbacks.
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"Even though I worked hard and was honest, I was treated badly by my employers," Dasari said softly.
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With an angled liner brush, softly draw black gel eyeliner into your crease to further define your eyes.
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It just coats the top of it and brushes the hairs really softly, so it's nice and flat.
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Anyway, Ludo isn't the only creature in God's creation wishing they were softly farting back in their bed.
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She opened toys and played with them, speaking softly, never moving the camera from a single closeup shot.
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In the first test, participants were asked to either chew loudly, chew softly, or were not given instructions.
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The booster and the crew capsule made a clean separation, after which both landed softly back on Earth.
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Known as the Ovals, the paintings explored a central dot surrounded by softly modulating, concentric bands of color.
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Some other tips: Don't speak too softly — women have trained themselves to not stand out from the crowd.
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Amherst townsfolk dismissed the poet's life as small and pointless, and Dickinson softly sneered at all of them.
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"They just started barking very softly,"Sonia Marini, a member of the Forestry Corps, told the Associated Press.
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Using a smudger brush (or your finger) to softly buff the violet color to create a diffused effect.
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This is a beautifully designed device with gentle swooping curves, slim bezels, and fans that only softly whir.
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That said, EU regulators are clearly going to tread softly on the enforcement front in the short term.
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"I think that's a very weird thing to say," he replies slowly, his voice deep and softly spoken.
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He has earned his softly stated distaste for a short-term performance focus thanks to decades of excellence.
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Troy Tulowitzki charged Pedroia's softly hit grounder and tried to barehand the ball before it got by him.
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Like the criminally undersung Slime, Crayon is one man, making music softly, subtley, but with an insidious appeal.
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"Every chef has their secrets," her husband says, chuckling softly as he reaches for his flute of Champagne.
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I woke up in the half-light of dawn and saw him crying softly into his bound hands.
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"You don't have to worry about anything," said Hofer, speaking softly with a hint of a German accent.
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The couple slow danced for the crowd before sitting down, Mr. Harvey whispering and softly singing the lyrics.
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Then, offering his best basketball shot, the President began softly shooting rolls of paper towels into the crowd.
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When you talk softly, but spell out the truth without reservation, you may forge a path to victory.
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Kendrys Morales then flied out softly to right field, ending a 231-hour-223-minute test of endurance.
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His inability to jump meant he could only serve the ball very softly, like a weekend club player.
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The first movement begins with the cello playing a sustained pitch so softly as to be almost inaudible.
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"Whether I am a criminal or not does not bring Zahra back to life," Mr. Azam said softly.
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It was as if a great white blanket of snow had descended, softly muffling everything in its path.
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" That said, for decades American leaders practiced the Theodore Roosevelt doctrine --"speak softly and carry a big stick.
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"What I'm looking forward to is our first actual rescue," he said, in his softly spoken Irish accent.
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It comes with potatoes softly roasted with whole mustard seeds, a recipe that I am going to steal.
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On the summer afternoon I visit, Mardi Gras beads sparkle softly from the edge of the middle basin.
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"You that nigga that can talk," a famous voice softly ribbed me in an airport terminal in 1993.
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Reach out your window and softly touch the forlorn face of someone who will remember your kindness forever.
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Outside, snow fell as softly as confetti all morning, conditions that would have delighted her father, she said.
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George is softly kindhearted and a little slow on the uptake (he tends to be outsmarted by Martha).
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"There's answers to questions that you guys ask that I still haven't figured out yet," she said, softly.
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That goes to the princess Amneris, who begs softly for peace, and a chorus of priests and priestesses.
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A microphone hovered in front of him, and a music therapist strummed a guitar softly by his side.
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Chloe wags her tail softly against the thick blankets, and I reach down to touch her cold nose.
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"Of course," Irving replies softly, Bobby Cannavale managing to convey both pity and pragmatism in one pregnant pause.
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Mr. Ferla, who came across in an interview as softly spoken and contemplative, was philosophical about the changes.
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The agent spoke softly, almost sweetly, his whisper bringing to mind that of a poet or a psychopath.
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I would kind of tread softly, just because, again, I live in a small town, so to speak.
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All of this happening while an acoustic version of Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood" plays softly in the background.
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They have a unique softly burnished, mellow style, which seems both old and new at the same time.
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Smooch your partner's neck softly for a few seconds — unless you'd like to leave a hickey, that is.
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My lover lay next to me in my old bed, softly snoring, one hand resting on my ribs.
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When you reach your mountaintop, I hope you hoot, holler or softly weep in whatever way you please.
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Hold the baby in one arm and use the other hand to softly open the baby&aposs mouth.
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The lights in the cockpit went off, and we slowly rotated down, crashing softly into the rice paddy.
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"So do I," Irving replied softly, which was chilling even before I knew what he had in mind.
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A woman with a self-administered haircut is rolling around under a heap of soft blankets, moaning softly.
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After a half smile, Hanadi began to speak softly, sharing about her former life in Syria. Before….this.
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With that, the idea of this being a celebration of her musical contributions floats softly out the window.
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Fatima assumed the distinct posture of a bored teenager, softly replying "OK" each time the interpreter finished explaining.
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The ash is almost up to the roof, and his efforts are so futile he stops and weeps softly.
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Meanwhile, this characteristic Clinton spot shows the candidate talking softly to a young girl about her parents being deported.
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Leonardo DiCaprio is still looking to speak softly and carry a big stick — and Martin Scorsese has his back.
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Softly spoken and with reassuring cadence, David Attenborough has guided audiences on many a journey through the natural world.
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Before you know it, something that started softly and gently has turned into the eye of a major storm.
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When she answered, she spoke softly at first, her voice appearing to waver slightly as she started to speak.
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Aluminum foil rustles, stoves click, fish scales creak, and salt is softly sprinkled (eat your heart out, Salt bae!).
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The nurse applying the electrodes sang to him softly: Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are.
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Many wept softly as they released white balloons into the night sky or wrote tributes on small wooden crosses.
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Seijas stepped up to the spot, gave Romero the eyes and, subsequently, lofted the ball softly towards the keeper.
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The colors can change to signify notifications or glow softly to create diffused lighting for low-lit selfie shots.
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In theory, sticking a landing at Cape Canaveral is easier than touching down softly on a shaky ocean barge.
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Next thing I know, Sagar's softly telling me that she's done and to get up slowly when I'm ready.
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Fast-forward a few decades and now those same people are typing softly in cubicles making millions of dollars.
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Raila Odinga, Kenya's softly-spoken opposition leader, seems to be hoping a similar strategy may rescue his electoral chances.
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It's hard to tell what his tears are for as he softly weeps in the back of an ambulance.
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Snow is falling softly on New York's Williamsburg Bridge, wafting to the ground in a swirl of winter white.
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Louis Fratino: Come Softly to Me continues at Sikkema Jenkins (530 West 22nd Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through May 24.
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Sandra kneeled down and spoke softly, her arms around her grandson as she tried to coax away his pain.
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Jonny Brodzinski softly flipped a pinpoint pass to Kempe, who quickly turned to his forehand for his 10th goal.
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Some diehard Maoists call the softly spoken economist "Mao Yu-shit" online, playing on a homonym of his name.
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"I'm definitely part of their community—whether they like it or not, that's how it is," Sarno said softly.
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The ceiling fan softly creaked as Hau'ofa sprinkled garlic, an edible Fijian mosquito repellent, across her half of papaya.
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He is trim and somewhat formal, and speaks softly, with a trace of the accent of his native Trinidad.
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Speaking softly, Rahman said that his brother's physical suffering was over and that he had led a rich life.
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Inuit tend to express anger a little more softly and quietly, even when you're really pissed off about something.
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As her mom softly smiles at the camera, Lourd makes a face with her tongue starting to stick out.
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Hypothetically, he could stop the money flow and refuse to continue the investigation — killing it softly, so to speak.
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And I find myself missing that dark, silent room, frozen, with a little girl snoring softly on my chest.
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It should be no surprise, then, that they've rallied behind Sanders, softly pushing their fans to do the same.
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Rectangular in shape with softly rounded corners, it is a rosy light pink with subtle, well-integrated white streaks.
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Gazin: The video is sort of softly informed by a part of George Lucas's first feature film, THX 1138.
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His voice softly spoken in comparison to his records, a far cry from the ecstasy of his band's music.
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A heaviness softly descended in the crowd as "Next of Kin" reminded us of the silence around knife crime.
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So, allow me to guide you softly into this smelly world, and to present this week's sticky stankeroo: Maroilles.
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Can you share a meme that softly bullies Trumps 10-year-old son and then speak out against bullying?
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She searched the faces for the two beloved ones, but something told her softly that she wouldn't find them.
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And Greg had gone home alone and, while throwing up, softly uttered, 'I should have said, 'I love you.
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If the identification wasn't already more than clear, they look out at us as the final notes softly sound.
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He never even barked, only whined softly if Jeff or I left the room and wagged when we returned.
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Ian Kinsler struck out swinging, Sandy Leon struck out looking and Jackie Bradley Jr. grounded out softly to first.
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The filling was softly gelled, sour and darkly complex from the bittersweet coating, and the crust crumbly and rich.
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They should've just let them have their post-murder, softly filtered beach day and ended it there, but noooo.
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Cheese and olives had been set out for their guests; John Coltrane was playing softly from the other room.
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"I am in shock," she said softly after clutching her mother, Cheryl Kaiser, on the sidewalk outside the school.
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Its purveyors softly call out, "Mica, mica," Spanish slang for the laminated cards they are offering to potential clients.
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Through the course of the evening, in a softly lit room, women shared stories of pain and relinquishing shame.
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Tea is poured in one decade and drunk in another; a bomb goes off and a petal softly lands.
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When Reverend Toole was finished, he softly whispered in Ms. Town's ear as a grin stretched across her face.
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" He laughed softly, then added in his gravelly, Yorkshire-inflected voice, "I thought I was a peripheral artist, really.
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Mr. Phoenix softly crosses one foot over the other and twists, curling his arms overhead and around his torso.
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Keepers, handcuffed and dressed in an orange jail jumpsuit, appeared to cry softly as a judge read her charges.
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" His colleague Allen Henderson softly confided, "We feel that we have sufficiently recapitulated the multiple chemistries of cooked beef.
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"I am not ready," he said softly, as he sat down on the toppled trunk of a palm tree.
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While my husband was softly snoring minutes after turning off the light, I couldn't sleep for a long time.
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Equalizers can be tuned so that music plays more softly in the frequencies that compete most fiercely with conversation.
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The sharp cut is a bit different from the softly blurred A-line bob that's become her go-to.
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As "Silent Night" plays softly over loudspeakers, guests pass plaques featuring the lyrics to the song in various languages.
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"I think Chris Wray's motto is speak softly but carry a big stick," said one person inside the FBI.
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While Dubois remains softly spoken, his promoter Warren is beginning to shout for a shot at a world title.
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Curious about the history of these softly colored walls, DV curators Leyden Rodriguez-Casanova did a bit of research.
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" Ono then softly sang, "I know a girl who's in constant hell," tapping her knee on "girl" and "hell.
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All photos by Vincent Bittner & Franziska Knobloch As my companion and I leave the subway, the rain begins, softly.
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There he bluntly informed civil servants of their shortcomings, fired off hectoring e-mails written in capitals, took a bulldozer to Mr Gove's softly-softly Liberal Democrat coalition partners and agitated to prise the state's fingers off schools, inject the exam system with new rigour and boost the teaching of science and maths.
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"Sounds like a prison camp," Dr. Willenbring said softly, leaning forward in his chair to pass a box of tissues.
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"When you have a Southern name, you come from South Alabama that sounds worse to some people," he said softly.
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But every so often on this bright Saturday, someone would stop in and softly ask for a bouquet of flowers.
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Just look at it—he's rainbow colored, with a face of satin, a full beard, and a softly-textured belly.
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Louis Fratino: Come Softly to Me continues at Sikkema Jenkins & Co. (530 West 22nd Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through May 24.
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It also noted that Trump softly tapped Kim on the shoulder and seemed to engage in small talk with him.
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Wearing a navy suit and a tie, he spoke softly and in measured tones in a speech peppered with metaphors.
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On that final day — September 30th, 2016 — it softly crash-landed on the comet at just two miles per hour.
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A scene that finds him alone with Berniece at night is softly powerful and some of Mr. Wilson's best writing.
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But they may pedal softly in seats where a like-minded candidate from another party is the clear front-runner.
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Mr. Nolan is softly debonair and he has a tender tenor that nicely encircles Ms. McGinnis's voice in their duets.
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The toll-free number goes through to a call centre staffed by two softly spoken young women, Lucy and Jeneba.
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They're speaking more softly in Richard Nelson's Rhinebeck these days, as if a raised voice might upset a tenuous balance.
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The Pirates took a 2-0 lead in the second when Moroff softly lined a two-run double to left.
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"She spent all day crying, trying to figure out how we're going to get out of here," he said softly.
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Now he listened, or spoke softly in a voice inflected by English public school as well as his Canadian parents.
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The dog and I would wake up at the Witching Hour to hear glasses tinkling and a piano playing softly.
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"During the session the male would use his legs to softly stroke the female's sides," Thompson wrote on her Patreon.
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She's always pulled her punches softly but with great accuracy, and nowhere does it show more than on Taste This.
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"Someone asked the clown band to start playing a little softly so not to scare the children," says a source.
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Read's shot from the circle trickled through Halak's legs and landed softly in the net for a 223-222 lead.
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For the most part she kept quiet for most of the brunch, occasionally saying something very softly to her agent.
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"We're softly encouraging people to see the value of their own energy, not just the energy they consume," he said.
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The clip then cuts away to Paul looking in the distance at an airport as a lonely piano plays softly.
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"Any wine ending in 'blanc' is going to be white," explains Inderpreet Singh Renu in his softly spoken, accented English.
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I said some of those things softly, but maybe not as loudly or effectively as I could or should have.
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"I just want to start from, I guess, what happened at the end," Alicia Barraza said softly into the microphone.
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It dropped softly, easily, for Griezmann who sped forward, seized it and slotted it past Randolph into the other corner.
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"Don't let me be no kind of burden / Just let me work and I will earn it," Rau softly croons.
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I softly cut these with a long curved microscissor, and the tumor fell into the space I made inside it.
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"We reserve the right to respond in the appropriate manner at the appropriate time," said the softly-spoken career diplomat.
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I tell them that I raised two daughters there, two daughters who speak softly, saying y'all and ma'am and sir.
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"He has a great voice and sang Riff in 'West Side Story,'" she said, snapping her fingers and cooing softly.
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"My sister-in-law said, 'You're too smelly; people don't want to come to our house,'" Marima recalled, crying softly.
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But a man sat at a table in one, singing Koranic verses, his melodic voice echoing softly through the souk.
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The edges are beginning to softly fray; the lining has been ripped and mended more times than I can count.
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I would look fondly at the ground I walked on and imagine myself lying down, softly, and staying there forever.
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Jimenez said something to him softly and touched his arm as he passed, but he didn't look at her either.
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Out of nowhere, Conor slid in next to me and started speaking, too softly for me to hear at first.
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"There won't be another Camelot," Portman says softly, in a way that induces chills and makes you hold your breath.
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He softly pounded his erect right hand into his limp left claw, his face stiffly locked into a half-smile.
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For reasons that completely escape me, I often crouch with my arms at a right angle and fists softly clenched.
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The women are not there for our pity; they are there to be listened to, even when they speak softly.
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While the earliest known stag film has been softly dated to 22014, no one knows when the genre really originated.
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Cabrera wound up lining the ball softly back to relief pitcher Richard Bleier, who easily turned a backbreaking double play.
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After an initial grow-in period, Ms. Streicher creates a natural looking, softly angled arch that looks youthful and effortless.
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That wasn't good enough for the Governor, who is known less for speaking softly than for carrying a big stick.
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So the guy picks up the ball and lobs it as softly as he can at the rear passenger window.
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" Her 14-minute piece takes its title from a line of Yeats: "Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.
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"This is a time period that we are going through, and these are its fruits, its symptoms," Sisi says softly.
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Yet he also meanders and sometimes speaks so softly at events that it can be difficult for attendees to hear.
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Yet he also meanders and sometimes speaks so softly at events that it can be difficult for attendees to hear.
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Still, if Ms. Marat speaks for too long, she gets out of breath, and she feels she speaks too softly.
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It includes tunic-length shirts with epaulets, extra-wide-leg pants and a softly draped motorcycle jacket — all in linen.
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In a Manhattan office last month, Mr. Joseph recalled his stories of anti-gay violence slowly, softly and in French.
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Looking up, I saw the jellyfish hovering above, bobbing softly in the blackness like an immense Portuguese man-of-war.
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He steps softly, barefoot, around his small, second-story apartment in Jamaica, Queens, creaking through the green and pink hall.
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"I could just sit here forever," agrees the Turner-nominated artist Anthea Hamilton softly, as she settles in alongside Anderson.
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And, after a while, she stopped crying and, her face slick with tears, kissed the man softly on the lips.
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On Sunday night, when guests gathered to see it, a man was seated at the piano, playing softly: Mr. Reed.
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But this officer talked softly, reasoned with him, and, finally, convinced him to get into the car — no violence necessary.
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The song's softly triumphant climax is the only real emotional catharsis over these 50 minutes, and it is beautifully understated.
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His brow began to softly wriggle beneath his slightly curly hair, but it stopped as soon as I focused on it.
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In the portrait, he perches on a desk, smiling softly, his hands clasped gently in his lap, wedding band on display.
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COOPER: Theodore Roosevelt said talk softly and carry -- TERRELL: OK. OK. OK. I could have sworn that it was President Kennedy.
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"I tried my best to correct my horrific mistake by cooperating with the government," Zazi said in court Thursday, speaking softly.
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After applying your foundation, softly contour beneath your cheekbones with a shade of foundation that's two shades darker than your norm.
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And that cut — versatile, soft and polished, workable on a towel-dry maintenance plan — is the softly blurred A-line bob.
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Its bracing and freezing rawness, followed by its subtle tenderness, distills the wild, blustery, softly lit grandeur of the Far North.
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" Jenner then asked, holding up a purple X — and Stormi can instantly be heard replying softly in her adorable voice, "Purple.
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That could bode ill for another possible successor, Paul Vallas, a softly-spoken white man with a record of school reform.
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The trio wore all black as they smiled softly for the camera and Toni leaned into her late dad's close friend.
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Taking Otteson in his arms, Baum held her and said softly, "It's OK, darling," and then slit her throat, Lewis alleged.
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The process to healing is easy: just give it a good pat and watch the cushion's tail wag softly in response.
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But let's not think about Osama Bin Laden's testicles twitching softly in slow pulsing time with what's left of his heartbeat.
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She could hear Dog panting softly as he loped along beside the septon and his donkey, tongue lolling from his mouth.
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In audio of the call, the woman spoke softly — her voice sometimes trembling — as she explained what allegedly happened to her.
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Those big eyes and rounded stumps for hands and feet are uniquely specific to the girls, emphasizing their softly charming exteriors.
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Gran yells through the closed window, as the sirens draw near, then she falls back in a drunken sprawl, cackling softly.
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As he continues to hold me up, I bend my head and softly bite his shoulder; I suck on his neck.
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Drink your coffee while the radio plays softly and others sleep, cook a little, then call everyone out for the meal.
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Unlike most IF games, though, uncomfortably is set in a 3D environment, harshly alien and softly familiar at the same time.
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"Falcon fairing halves missed the net, but touched down softly in the water," Musk, SpaceX's chief executive officer, said on Twitter.
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Jackson doesn't need much in the way of musical accompaniment; she's backed by a piano and a softly played upright bass.
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So whisper it softly, but there really are signs that the zinc raw materials chain is now starting to tighten up.
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Beijing has had to tread softly in the region because it has close energy ties with both Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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Jordan's mom has the sweetest voice and speaks very softly, like she's one Lime-A-Rita away from an existential breakthrough.
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In the television interview on his 92nd birthday, Mr. Mugabe spoke softly, sometimes tentatively, slumping in his chair by the end.
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Esat, an Ethiopian opposition satellite channel broadcast from Europe and the United States, played softly on a television in the corner.
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In the last photograph, the confident-looking dandy of the initial one has softly disappeared, and the world has irrevocably changed.
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" The GOP presidential nominee's son posted an image on Instagram of a t-shirt that read "Speak Softly and Vote BIGLY.
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But there are other catchy songs like "Sofia" and "Softly" that offer a more upbeat feel to the album as well.
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For instance, Justice Thomas said, the judge determined that Mr. Hood had answered questions about the death penalty slowly and softly.
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Take for instance the softly pink dress (pictured), lavishly covered in laser-cut silicone feathers attached to machine-sewn white cotton.
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She's softly animated and a vivacious storyteller in person, a departure from the melancholy, sometimes hopelessly sad characters she usually plays.
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After all, an egg can metamorphose from liquid, to frothy, to softly trembling and barely set, to completely solid and sliceable.
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In Soul, a softly lit, black girl sports a halo-like afro and hooped earrings, recalling black radical resistance and spirituality.
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Once you have many thin strands, roll the loop softly into a cylinder, and cut it into 5-inch sticks. 4.
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Then, about two and a half minutes in, the video cuts suddenly to an indoor shot, softly lit by warm bulbs.
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While attempting to skate up a softly sloped, three-foot quarter pipe, I skidded off my board and smashed my elbow.
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She has sad, dark eyes, softly curled gray hair and a somber expression—but then again, who smiles in their mugshot?
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Unlike Phil, who has a reputation for being brash, Amanda often speaks softly, with her hands folded or in her pockets.
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On Tuesday, her role — the most remote character in all "Jewels" — was beautifully played by Ashley Laracey, softly and calmly incisive.
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As the last Armenian resident of a nearby village, she knew how to speak softly with the Azerbaijani community of Agulis.
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The contrast of Calderwood's striking ability and her softly spoken Scottish lilt was a big hit with fans of the show.
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Music was playing softly in the background, he recalled, the details of the moment still sharp in his mind decades later.
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On your last exhale, relax your hips back down into child's pose and let your hands softly rest by your side.
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Timothy was crying softly in the kitchen; the sun was setting; the sea ice was melting; the actual narwhals were imperiled.
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Escorting audience members into a studio at Gibney Dance, Ms. Livingstone smiled and spoke softly, like a hostess at a spa.
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Someone once said that women candidates — and I don't agree with all of this — speak softly and carry a big statistic.
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And I don't agree with the speak softly part, but certainly they carry big statistics in that they focus on accountability.
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In one place, a huge patch of ground seems to bleed with thousands of poppies springing from the softly undulating earth.
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His lifelong preoccupation with paint's materiality, with muted colors, and with softly trembling light informed his resistance to branding his work.
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He took the opportunity to softly scold lawyers for making public allegations they did not seem to be able to prove.
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He spoke to them softly and stayed perhaps two or three minutes in each room, deflecting any talk of his bravery.
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She serves the cake in thick slices with softly whipped cream, semifreddo and cherries from Ms. Flynn's trees, drizzled with honey.
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Except in this case, I landed softly in the Miata's seat, lying about 6 inches below where I expected to be.
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The edges are a little more softly curved, but the kickstand still firmly adjusts to any angle you could ask for.
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The staff speaks in whispers and steps softly around an intimate space of dark gray walls, delicate artwork and candlelight shadows.
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His warmly lighted, softly smudged images convey a world becoming slowly less distinct, as if being viewed through increasingly distanced eyes.
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Some of that energy has also transferred to the Good Company, a storefront on Allen Street, which whispers its tastemaking softly.
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At the restaurant, Monica speaks softly, occasionally lowering her voice even further when servers walked by, worried about someone overhearing her.
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When I knocked softly on her bedroom door that morning and pushed it open, a howl came out of my soul.
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The desert had experienced a rare snowfall the day before, and there were patches of snow glowing softly in the gloaming.
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Each square of seaweed is not wrapped or rolled, but softly bent into a U. Warm rice runs down the hollow.
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"So you have justice issues as well, I recognize it," Linda Iannelli, a 72-year-old former social worker, said softly.
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Pop music plays softly in the background; cameras nestled in the ceiling monitor your every move as you wander the aisles.
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"Falcon fairing halves missed the net, but touched down softly in the water," Musk, SpaceX's chief executive officer, said on Twitter.
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Then, very softly, he said: It's not you on the plate, nor your father, nor your mother … nor any of your children.
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I just need you to recognize that this shit is killing you, too, however much more softly, you stupid motherfucker, you know?
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"People always say I'm shy!" he says, leaning forward on his chair and softly boiling over with an excitement that suggests otherwise.
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Wearing a red sweater and jeans, she softly smiled and wrapped her arms around Brady, who was clad in his football jersey.
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Sitting at the coffee table inside his remarkably spartan office at company headquarters, the Google CEO speaks softly, even by his standards.
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Do you like it when I rub your feet softly, or do you like when I rub your feet with more pressure?
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His classic specials Killin Them Softly (2000) and For What It's Worth (2004) are the closest things I have to holy texts.
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In a photo from the nuptials, Sorrentino wraps his arms around his new bride and kisses her head as she smiles softly.
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In perhaps her most direct piece, a camera obscura softly projects the surrounding landscape onto the walls of a dark, makeshift room.
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The visitors, mostly African-Americans, seem totally absorbed: quietly contemplative or softly sharing their responses ("They wouldn't serve me at the counter").
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Then to create the diffused look on the outer edges of the lips, softly blend out — and don't be afraid to smudge!
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I'm still hoping the third special reaches the heights of Killin Them Softly, or even my own experience of seeing him live.
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"And son, if you do worry about material things in life, then be loyal to Putin forever, son," Ms. Tolokonnikova raps softly.
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Those puppy dog eyes that once turned his Tiger Beat covers into teenage wallpaper, the softly cocky Long Island cadence — still there.
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Senior officials, including acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, have been frustrated with Acosta for moving too slowly and softly on deregulation.
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I went home exhausted to sleep off what felt, by comparison, like a lullaby of sledgehammers pounding softly inside of my skull.
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Young's simple video -- it's just her sitting at a piano, singing softly -- had more than 58,000 views on Facebook by Monday afternoon.
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A wig, softly blended eyeliner by my partner's own design and slightly overdrawn lips of the mauve variety sent my heart aflutter.
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TRACE GALLAGHER, FOX NEWS ANCHOR: Sandra, during the integration, Nikolas Cruz spoke so softly that a homicide detective could barely hear him.
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He should tweet a bit more softly, make fewer threats and let his actions speak louder than his words to other nations.
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"I was very excited, but I already had a vision of it happening in January," he says, softly but matter-of-fact.
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" Jenner asks her daughter, holding up a purple X — and Stormi can instantly be heard replying softly in her adorable voice, "Purple.
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Dasha Nekrasova: They took it down because it became sort of softly viral I guess, and they probably realized they looked stupid.
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Softly... Loud talk frightened me... The room is warm, but Klavdia Grigoryevna wraps herself in a heavy plaid blanket—she is cold.
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Color eluded me, and my family, padding softly around me at home, were hollow ghosts, skeletal figures with no solidity or humanness.
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Hunched between his father's collection of rusted cars, Nabi softly said a prayer and slit the animal's neck, facing it towards Mecca.
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She checks the amp and the tuning on her guitar and then steps softly up to the mic, politely welcoming the audience.
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"Walk, walk, walk," Jennifer Aniston says softly to herself, as she practices moving to the mic onstage at Oscars rehearsals Saturday afternoon.
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As you inhale, push the ground away and open your chest, and as you exhale, very softly move closer to the ground.
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A good teacher, Mr Almila explains, makes children work well together and makes them pay close attention even when he speaks softly.
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At the end of a show, once everyone has departed, we see Mr. Rogers sit and play softly at a piano. Pause.
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She sat in the midst of them and recited in a halting, breathless voice, so softly that not even she could hear.
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A young woman, wearing a brown and pink head scarf, rocked softly back and forth as an older woman embraced her, sobbing.
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Jack seemed delighted as one volunteer stood to his right and softly sang, while another led the pony slowly around the arena.
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Boris Johnson stares into the distance, his brow furrowed, a lamp softly illuminating his features and a document in front of him.
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"We had them softly confirmed to rent the upstairs" — for $2,500 a month — "before we closed on the house," Mr. Wolfram said.
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After all, some fans refer to the feeling as a "brain orgasm," and in videos beautiful women whisper softly to the camera.
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It laid you down, kissed you softly on your shiny forehead (glistening with anticipation sweat), and gave you some sweet, gentle loving.
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He softly patted balls during many rallies, only to come back and smack second serves at up to 138 miles per hour.
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When the judge asked if he wished to withdraw his guilty plea, Bergdahl said "no" so softly I could barely hear it.
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Even if you tend to keep your home more softly lit in general, during the workday your workspace should be brightly lit.
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Perhaps it was the softly fading light, or the fact that I had the home to myself on an off-season visit.
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During "Moonlight," subdued, chorale-like string chords had uncommon clarity: You could really hear the harmonic intensity generated by softly clashing intervals.
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The first fruit is Nina C. Young's "Tread Softly," appearing here along with Haydn's Cello Concerto No. 8543 and Mozart's "Great" Mass.
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While their lawyers were in chambers with the judge, Mr. Weiner and Ms. Abedin sat next to one another and chatted softly.
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It goes under the couch and she looks up at me, meows softly for me to get it, and my heart melts.
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I start to get anxious on the drive, I rub my belly and talk softly to it (I'm currently 6 months pregnant).
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There should be a place in our lives for the softly whirring helping hand and for the unease that true caregiving demands.
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Simply press a button, talk softly to Alexa, and then the answer comes discretely through a small speaker built into the ring.
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Shortly thereafter, we travel back down to the planet as a parachute brings the remaining rocket component softly back to terra firma.
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On some iPhone models, for example, some app icons respond differently to being pressed harder (called a "deep" press) than pressed softly.
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"She was just a master at being able to speak very softly while saying some of the most powerful things," he said.
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"She was just a master at being able to speak very softly while saying some of the most powerful things," he said.
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The lengthy, softly lit, all-nude sex scene between Oedipus and his mom is staged with such sensuality as to seem ridiculous.
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His light comes flat from the right, whereas the sun softly lights the seascape from somewhere up on the left hand side.
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Cradled amid fashionable cafes, old walk-up apartment buildings and new, multimillion-dollar dwellings, the soaring, softly lit cathedral was completed in 1815.
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It's about the same length and width as the Apple TV, but half as thick, softly rounded, and smooth like a skipping stone.
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"The needle very softly lays featherweight strokes with medical-grade pigment on the skin, creating fine, realistic, natural-looking hair strokes," Jalaf says.
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What the president did was wrong, they will say, probably softly and off-camera, and then declare that the offense is not impeachable.
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A disc of softly cooked eggs and salami set over brown mustard, with crunchy fried shallots on top, had a terrific savory punch.
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The shallow depth of field with the 1-inch sensor gives you a sharp focus on your face while softly blurring the background.
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So far, China is among an elite group of three countries that have landed a spacecraft softly on the surface of the Moon.
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It can land so softly that fine instrumentation survives missions unscathed and can be used again, something that's generally unheard of in spaceflight.
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That final image of Janine cradling Angela in front of a window where snow softly fell was a gorgeous one in this regard.
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The only non-zen part about this five-foot-tall plastic lounger, that even softly glows when plugged in, is the price tag.
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It attaches softly with springs and pulleys, conforming to the shape of the debris to stick without delivering too much of a push.
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If you say walk softly and carry a big stick, to do that you&aposve got to show the stick now and then.
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One of the coolest haircuts of the '60s and '70s — heavy, cheekbone-skimming, softly cut fringe — has made a comeback as of late.
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Senior officials, including Trump's acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, had been frustrated with Acosta for moving too slowly and softly on deregulation.
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Like Teddy Roosevelt taught us, it's better to speak softly and carry a big stick when you're the leader of the free world.
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The ball bounced softly into the net as both men took a hard hit – making it as the fastest goal in Olympic history. .
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After padding softly around the curtain, the viewer is confronted by an altar that has been carefully arranged and spotlit in the apse.
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Nick Park's "Early Man" opened softly this weekend in the U.S. in the seventh slot with $4.2 million from 2,494 North American locations.
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At that time the sounds finished and everything was silent, and it was snowing softly and there in the plane was us survivors.
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Hehehe — You are softly giggling, were just caught doing something semi-suspicious or sexting, or are a small child or a serial killer.
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Apple may be killing us softly with all these incremental upgrades, but they really do add up to a supremely well-designed machine.
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Yet despite electoral promises to be tough on Pakistan, the Hindu-nationalist government of Narendra Modi has trodden as softly as its predecessors.
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But what we don't often see on our suburban streets is a silent-but-deadly racecar that makes 2800 horsepower while treading softly.
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She began with Robert Schumann's lovely "Geistervariationen," or "Ghost" Variations, whose opening Theme is marked to be played softly and intimately ("Leise, innig").
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The other day, Edie Elkan wandered the halls of the geriatric E.R., softly plucking a six-pound "therapy harp" anchored at her waist.
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Moments before the match starts they hush into silence, then begin to hum, first softly, then louder, like a colossal swarm of bees.
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By including sounds, such as softly heard bells and flutes, she draws attention to the aural stimuli that can arouse people's spiritual antennae.
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I would never shush that father and daughter softly discussing what's onscreen, even the plastic-bag crinklers, because they've granted me license, too.
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In one image, she's held between the men and softly rotated, with her horizontal arms making her look like both wheel and wheelshaft.
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Martin had by then grown famous for her softly colored grids, but Mr. Zorn found in her art as much passion as precision.
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Long sustained harmonies that crescendo and subside bring the piece to end, as the singers finally speak the texts softly and fade out.
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The owner of the café is Wan, whose name has been changed, a local who speaks softly and walks with a slight limp.
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Sometimes her diction cloaks her words in what feels like a thick, comforting coat that makes them land more softly on your ears.
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Two of the apartments have a man still curled up on the bed, snoring softly where Poncho or Maisy were sleeping moments ago.
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"Confess to U" pairs hard-edged funk and house sounds with a softly enveloping melodic progression, highlighting internal contrasts to subtly gorgeous effect.
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The beans soak overnight, then softly simmer throughout the day with seasonings and whatever leftover meat hangs off the bones from Sunday's meal.
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Earlier this year, legendary feminist artist Marilyn Minter teamed up with Miley Cyrus to raise money for women's rights through softly sexy portraiture.
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Dressed in elegant gray-on-gray, she speaks softly of her black-on-black abstraction by Ad Reinhardt, most meditative of Abstract Expressionists.
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The '08 Cristal, $250 to $300, is salty, chalky, softly textured and fresh, with flavors that seem to flow endlessly in the mouth.
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As Anaya portrays her, Mariposa (the word for butterfly in Spanish) is the embodiment of Zen, all sweet smiles and softly spoken responses.
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Still I hold the sunset in my memory, glowing softly on my face while my kids remain in the bright sunlight of optimism.
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They had three patch pockets and softly rolled lapels neither too wide nor too narrow but somewhere in the middle — a Goldilocks proportion.
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Syllables are rhythmically tapped out as the words appear, projected on the set, while waiting-room Muzak plays — softly, infuriatingly — in the background.
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As they swayed in each others arms, Ms. Kaplan Jacoby softly sang along to the lyrics of the song they had chosen together.
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Roosevelt's "Speak softly and carry a big stick" helped transform the Navy into a military force capable of projecting power around the world.
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What we see of her is softly dappled with pastel paint stained into a raw canvas, except for her bent legs and feet.
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In the second section, "O King," a slightly earlier work repurposed by Berio, the singers softly, unintelligibly enunciate the phonemes of the Rev.
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She wore necklaces and rings on six fingers, many adorned with horseshoes, and tucked her wild, softly glowing hair over her right shoulder.
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Ms. Mello's softly polished appearance was reflected at Bergdorf, a redoubt of blond-on-beige understatement from its designer shops to its elevators.
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I softly hummed a note and heard pure harmonics spiralling around me, as if I had multiplied into several people who could sing.
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This is a book that is spoken softly rather than screamed; and one senses that it took great personal discipline to be so.
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We walked over to the White House, glowing softly on a winter's night, its north lawn still obscured by the inaugural parade stand.
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The driver took his softly-spoken fare to Rosses Point, the peninsula known for its dramatic views, about 230 minutes away by car.
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"I did learn a lot about my body," said Williamson, who added that he had been honing his ability to land more softly.
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In contrast to the harsh words he chooses to describe France's immigrants, he spoke softly, and sometimes with the mannerisms of another era.
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Satin, in trousers, skirts as well as sophisticated jackets, reigned on the catwalk, giving a fluid and softly draping flow to the collection.
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On a recent evening, a self-conscious crowd in hipster dress murmured softly, under the pop-synth beat of William Onyeabor's Nigerian funk.
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Upon entering the softly-lit lobby, I felt a sense of comfort and hospitality, as if I had stumbled into someone's living room.
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"One of America's strongest President's, Teddy Roosevelt, had a simple national security policy ... 'Speak softly but carry a big stick'," Hagel told CNN.
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And in person, those clothes collapse too, in on themselves, softly wrapping the body in protective layers of felted fabric and down padding.
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Dedicating the bench, my nephew and son played a Black Crowes song, "She Talks to Angels," softly on the guitar and French horn.
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Huth's header went into a Derby defender's leg and somewhat softly bounced in front of the goal line, right at Darren Bent's feet.
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Whisper it softly, but perhaps the former prime minister is a better strategist, a more expansive thinker and operator, than these infantile interpretations allow.
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"A tape inside my head softly began to play, telling me I wasn't good enough in either the normal or entertainment world," she said.
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In addition to the Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat couples, Spyro the Dragon can be spotted softly caressing the lower back of Crash Bandicoot.
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FROM COINAGE: The Real Cost of Going to Coachella Volume 1 again proves that while Stapleton may speak softly, he wields some mighty pipes.
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At the bottom, she lifted the latch on the little unassuming door and passed through, shutting it behind her as softly as she could.
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He sings sweetly but softly, and plays a more intricate rhythmic line on guitar than the eventual version had room for, our critics write.
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Their tears, mixed with the sea's unhurried salt, fall softly on the chain of events that's already in motion, nothing to stop what's coming.Fact.
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Parks suggests taking baby steps, by softly blending your roots into your current color, then slowly adding soft touches of color over several months.
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The couple spoke softly to each other, the way people learn to when they live in places where they don't want to be overheard.
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Softly landing an unstable rocket is difficult enough without having to navigate it to a small target that can be rocked during ocean turbulence.
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The perfect-for-fall products range from hygge-hued prep tools to sleek pots and softly-shaped serving dishes, all on-a-budget price.
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During one scene in which they're alone together, Curly films Jud with a handheld camera, remaining close to him, speaking softly, like a lover.
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When the last bottle was unveiled, a Jacques Selosse of which there were something like zero bottles ever produced, I heard somebody weeping softly.
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I feel his finger gently touch me as he continues to lick and taste, first softly, then there's a firmer pressure, a faster speed.
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And even though he's let down softly, he still doesn't learn, and needs to be taught that one can't convince someone to like them.
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In my mind, their faces blurred softly and their injuries faded into the ever-present background of yellow hospital gowns, wheelchairs, and parallel bars.
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I wanted to softly swing him side to side in my arms, like I had done as a child with my Cabbage Patch dolls.
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"Happy Birthday Mama," the soccer star wrote, tagging their four children in the photo of the birthday girl smiling softly over a candlelit table.
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Solar panels blanket a large clearing on the Grove Farm land the Tesla facility occupies, lined in undulating waves on the softly rolling hills.
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But Trump's slow start suggests he had been advised to speak slowly and (relatively) softly, in order to seem less unhinged and more presidential.
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"Is it trouble at work, or something at home?" asked Machiko Nakayama, a hot line volunteer in her 60s, speaking softly into her headset.
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Philae became the first human-made spacecraft to softly land on the surface of a comet in November 2014, but its life was short.
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We're pleased to see that in the Carrier affair, he and his team spoke very softly — we may never know exactly what was said.
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Reverb provides its own sort of embellishment, as individually plucked notes on "Shadowboxing" and "Hurt Less" softly echo throughout and gradually fill the air.
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I have spent countless nights scrolling through the app, tears streaming down my face, cackling and whispering "Vine is the future" softly to myself.
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The bangs now curl softly under her eyebrows as if she had spent several hundred dollars on Olaplex and then had a conditioning treatment.
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PARIS (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Baby Lea softly squirms on an old yellowing mattress outside the town hall in Montreuil - a suburb in eastern Paris.
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The large, softly glowing colorful bulbs of the Good Tidings Ceramic Multi-Colored Holiday Lights look just like something out of a classic film.
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The members of his gang, hands pressed together in prayer, rock softly from side to side behind him, chorally humming a melancholic church tune.
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Sixty-two years old, slight and balding, with thick-frame glasses and a gray goatee, he speaks softly and carefully, his accent faintly Southern.
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Wishnatzki is a genial sixty-three-year-old third-generation berry man, who wears a white goatee and speaks softly, with a Southern drawl.
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The team soon fell into a rhythm, talking softly over the whir of the machines and the overlapping beeps of the two heart monitors.
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A new steam room, also heated by the geyser, which burbles softly beneath the planks of the benches, offers an additional degree of thermoregulation.
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This set, which began with the softly blooming title track, "Actuality," moved easily into other areas: rustling free tempos, whipsaw drum-and-bass jags.
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Liz Cook's hands are covered in purple latex gloves as she brings the tip of her softly buzzing hot pen to a woman's shoulder.
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The sweet yet musky scent of a softly burning wood fire has you mentally reaching for the whisky before you've even taken your seat.
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Sitting now in his lake-view room in a boutique hotel, he softly sang along with the recording, lost in a fog of distance.
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"The cradle of mankind is no Garden of Eden," Mr. Jones said softly as we tracked back cross the barren land to the boat.
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But what lingers most poignantly are the softly intoned concluding words of a paean to victory: And may we Never forget What happened here.
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Richard Quinn, winner of the award for British emerging talent in women's wear, cried softly as he accepted his prize and thanked his parents.
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One of her brothers disappeared four years ago and hasn't been heard from since, Mr. Kozah said softly after she was out of earshot.
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The pieces of fish are set with softly jellied tomato water that slips cartoonishly off the spoon, and come with a giant rice cracker.
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Mr. Sayoc, 57, paused his explanation and broke into sobs, finally collecting himself and speaking softly just before he pleaded guilty to the attack.
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Sometimes, we'll sit next to her, the best way to softly confer in the courtroom and get a sense of what's needed from us.
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Illuzzi spoke directly to the jurors, walking back and forth, at times speaking softly, leaning on the jury box and looking at them individually.
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"I'm scarred for life," he said softly on Wednesday, the anniversary of his last face-to-face encounter with his son before he died.
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"I'm still having dreams about him," an emotional Wang told reporters softly, after ending Williams's bid for a record-equaling 24th Grand Slam title.
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Pop Smoke responded softly to the judge's questions, wearing a white hoodie with Mona Lisa's face on the front and striped green velour sweatpants.
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Here is Prince singing sweetly but softly, and playing a more intricate rhythmic line on guitar than the eventual popularized version had room for.
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When she reads poetry, her voice is deep and clear, but in conversation she speaks so softly that I sometimes had trouble understanding her.
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But while most menorahs softly illuminate homes, these two — in Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, and Grand Army Plaza, Manhattan — will light up the sky.
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They deflate softly in the mouth, somewhere between a squish and a pop, tasting faintly of the mango leaves their parents once fed on.
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"In Honor of NASA and the Planetary Soloists," for string quartet and oboe, featured violins and viola engaged in gently dissonant, softly sinking harmonies.
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After Nick Markakis singled to bring in Freeman, Adonis Garcia grounded a ball softly back to the mound, but Gsellman threw wide of first.
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His black leather shoulder bag carried his whiteboard, his scouting reports and a dog-eared black Bible into which he talked softly at night.
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Seeing him act, we can be worried about his methods because where he is governing, he doesn't govern softly, but with an iron fist.
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In the foreign policy world we are often reminded of Theodore Roosevelt's famous quote that leaders should "speak softly but carry a big stick".
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But for anyone who was there, it permanently activated a softly sleeping part of the brain that believed mass shootings don't happen to you.
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The piece is agreeably compelling, though the steadily pulsating music, softly rock-related, makes the movement feel more anodyne than it deserves to be.
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Instead of speaking softly and carrying a big stick, the White House is screaming loudly to hide insecurity about the strength of its stick.
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When Dubois has spoken to Business Insider before, he has oft been softly-spoken to a point it could perhaps be misconstrued as shyness.
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"As a child, who should I go to but a father," said a softly spoken Maknun, 41, as she struggled to hold back tears.
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The angel is swathed in a rich turbulence of robes, while the feathers in the wings that hover pertly behind him are softly brilliant.
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Not so with Bill, whose thoughtful, reserved nature leads him to wait until he knows what he wants to say before he says it, softly.
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If the wearer is walking towards a wall, for example, the central motor vibrates softly when he comes within a couple of metres of it.
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But Brach got Alcides Escobar to line out softly to shortstop, and then struck out Ryan Goins and Jon Jay swinging for his fourth save.
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It's a softly interior touch, and it took a woman to point out that it was necessary to make Rey's journey in the film complete.
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"It's, like, the best shop ever," Dan Rodriguez, 22, said after gently ribbing Mr. Lee about the Justin Bieber tune playing softly in the background.
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In these works, the softly glowing form of a body appears out of the black photographic paper, often with a brighter hand reaching toward you.
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Gentle and softly spoken in real life, Hartman had carved a niche for himself playing jerky, unpleasant, comedic villains — and making audiences empathize with them.
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There are some who did it with a loud, unwieldy bang and others who whispered it so softly that no one really heard or noticed.
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The commercial turns into a softly lit romance complete with French dialogue, slow dancing, and a Titanic-style drawing of Stewart holding a pizza roll.
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The diaphanous materials softly gleam with the quality of fine textiles, creating a sense of movement and tactility that reflects the "trembling" in the title.
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In Killing Eve, Eve Polastri (Sandra Oh) sports a majestic mane of softly waving hair and an overlarge anorak, while tracking an assassin across Europe.
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For example, one tightly cropped portrait contains little information beyond Gene's face, lit softly with available light, a shallow focus softening everything but his gaze.
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Larry Brown, the softly-spoken crew chief, explains that the area around the house is covered with plastic sheets to contain the noxious lead dust.
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After Josh Donaldson struck out, Jansen replaced Baez to face Jose Bautista who lined out softly to Utley on the shortstop side of the bag.
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"In my heart, of course I'm sad that we couldn't land softly on the surface of Mars," agency chief Jan Woerner told The Associated Press.
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"As soon as there's someone in the shot, you'll notice the person stays in focus while the background softly blurs," Instagram said in the statement.
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At this point, you've certainly heard that SpaceX made history by sending a Falcon 9 rocket into orbit and landing it softly back on Earth.
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You can speak "loudly" and "softly" and the message will bubble in varying sizes to simulate the volume of your text, giving them more emotion.
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"People [in New York] often pass us by, perhaps softly shaking their heads producing a chuckle spiced with a slight hint of cynicism," he wrote.
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And they're playing it softly, because you know it's not really a good song to get people motivated, but he's there saying 'Turn it up!
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As for the kicking – I was asked to do it softly, so as to not, you know, kick anyone in the face at the show.
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His ball landed softly in the fringe, bounced forward and trickled into the left side of the cup as Cink raised his arms in celebration.
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Over the weekend, officials treaded softly when it came to characterizing the bombings, but on Monday morning, Governor Andrew Cuomo seemed to change his tune.
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"They [Morgan Stanley] are softly organizing, but no more than that or they would be in trouble [with the regulators]," said one of the people.
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At least eight copies of this softly smiling, seminude portrait exist, in emphatically Leonardesque style, and a finished drawing may show the Master's own corrections.
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If the Co-op is the neighborhood's shaggy mutt, Union Market is its well-groomed show poodle; whenever I step inside, jazz is softly playing.
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A set of British engineers have come up with a system that catches drones with a net and then softly lands them with a parachute.
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Michel founded the Fugees with Wyclef Jean and Lauryn Hill, and the group went on to win two Grammys for "Killing Me Softly" in 1996.
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As Jakob Dylan, the musical guest, sang about how he had nothing but the whole wide world to gain, I wept softly in the darkness.
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On its highest suction setting, the S6 registered 70 decibels from 12 inches away, which is about the equivalent of listening to the radio softly.
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"They don't understand what it means to me/Where we chose to go," she sings in an aerated tone, speaking softly from her defensive coil.
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To avoid looking flat, she highlighted cheekbones with MAC's Quik Trik Stick in Softly Does It and subtly contoured using MAC's paint pot in Ground.
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By the end, Mr. Rubio was speaking softly to the debate audience, asking almost beseechingly if they really wanted Mr. Trump as their party's nominee.
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Moreover, by coating the image in softly glowing yellow beeswax, she suggests that it may one day destroy itself, burn its way through the wax.
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The unrelenting crackle of that call is the opposite to the smooth, softly Auto-Tune-coated lilt that I'm used to hearing on his records.
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He was a neon god we'd created in our minds, a vision softly creeping through our restless dream that American Idol was still on television.
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Her office is a couple blocks from the hotel, a softly lit room with two armchairs, a sofa, and end tables holding boxes of tissues.
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In his 2000 comedy special "Killin' Them Softly," Dave Chappelle uses observational humor to point out how whiteness translates to an exclusive version of freedom.
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Seated in what looks like an anonymous hotel room and wearing a luxurious beard and a leather jacket, Mr. Carrey grunts softly and glances away.
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Softly-spoken but not shy, private but not reclusive, Koepka describes himself as a "regular guy", who "just happens to be really good at golf".
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Whether that will help the person softly snuffling in the last bathroom stall because their expense report got returned for a third time isn't clear.
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Instead of a heavy curtain of hair that completely covers one eye, it's a featherlight frame, softly blended through long layers, that's trending for 2020.
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" Alicia defines it as "grey rape" because she worries she said "stop" too softly: "Maybe I wasn't forceful enough in saying I didn't want it.
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The ad featured actress Zoe Kravitz whispering softly into a microphone, tapping her nails against the bottle, all to get us to buy some beer.
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In the basement of Brian Samson's house in Middletown, Delaware, computer hardware hums softly beneath monitors with scrolling lists of seemingly random numbers and letters.
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When they have reached the desired degree of doneness — soft, hard or in between — BeepEgg plays a tune (like "Killing Me Softly" for soft boiled).
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He sings sweetly but softly, and plays a more intricate rhythmic line on guitar than the eventual version had room for, our music critics write.
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Speaking softly and downing coffee at an outdoor cafe in this old port city, he sounded more like a fellow fresh off a jousting match.
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"I'm going to go way far back into the mezzanine and cry softly to myself," Mr. Harris told the crowd just before the performance began.
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The three women paused at the entrance, taking in a softly lit nave, where dilapidated wooden seats and peeling yellow paint betrayed decades of neglect.
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Fetishes, latent in my anticipation, were whispered softly in the warmth of close embraces and fulfilled in the fevered moments of devotion for each other.
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The capsuled slowed down in just a few minutes from more than 25 times the speed of sound to land softly on the desert floor.
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A man who once famously—if softly—proclaimed himself a rock and an island was now proclaiming himself a Puerto Rican hoodlum named Salvador Agron.
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But a relatively straightforward qualification — a stark contrast to 2014 when Mexico almost failed to reach Brazil — eased the pressure on the softly-spoken Colombian.
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He is not transitioning and becoming a "softly spoken woman named Fiona," as the National Enquirer claimed last summer and Mr. Simmons rebutted on Facebook.
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The best of the cheeses may be a deeply flavored Cheddar-like number with a ripe, softly alcoholic aroma, named after the writer Willa Cather.
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Mr. Santos, wearing a tight brown jail jumpsuit, folded his hands and spoke softly and matter-of-factly about his goals once he is freed.
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In this bubble-blowing, confetti-throwing show, the lighting (by Kate McGee) keeps things gorgeous, with a breeze softly riffling the set's tinsel-curtain backdrop.
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Shooting Laquan was "the last thing I ever wanted to do," said Mr. Van Dyke, who spoke softly and read from a piece of paper.
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On the stove, a pair of goosenecks stuffed with maple-scented venison breakfast sausage fried softly in a cast-iron pan, the heads still attached.
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He was dressed today like a stylish cult member, in black sweat clothes and white Nikes, and he spoke softly and haltingly about his accomplishments.
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Roof, wearing a gray sweater and speaking so softly that people in the courtroom strained to hear him, addressed the jury in a brief opening statement.
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It doesn't matter how hard or softly you push the tip against an iPad screen, you're going to get the same line—not darker, not lighter.
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It must also be one of the most humane, with its gallery of softly lit art and its designated smile zones (for guards and inmates alike).
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Rather than reach for bold colors or sharp lines, Middleton always opts for makeup that softly defines her eyes — and always wears liner on the bottom.
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Softly rounded Art Deco buildings with traditional Chinese roofs and ornaments, these buildings are luminous; they speak to the influence of the Western community in Shanghai.
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But in a surreal moment, the president did his best Stephen Curry impersonation and began softly shooting paper towel rolls into the confused but smitten crowd.
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In the background of the exhibit, a recording of the artists reading science fiction texts written by Black trans women plays so softly that it's inaudible.
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Both storage and display, the arrangement is softly washed in diffuse natural light that, as in an Irving Penn still life, emphasizes textures, volume and mass.
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Simply roll it softly on your undereye area and it'll massage in a potent formula of antioxidants, soothing botanicals, and caffeine as it drains that fluid.
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It starts as soon as you take the phone out of the box, with its perfectly contoured sides resting softly in the palm of your hand.
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After 15 minutes, the melody falls away entirely and it's just an orchestra of white noise, rising and falling, that same bass drone softly punctuating it.
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The cold acoustics of the two-story 16th-century Vélez Blanco courtyard at the Met, with its marble walls and floors, muddled Linyekula's softly accented English.
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As for Delevingne's makeup, celebrity makeup artist Molly R. Stern gave the star a "sexy casual" look with softly smudged liner and a vibrant red lip.
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In fact, it likely looks exactly like the one you are currently picturing in your head: a white, two-floor atrium softly daylit by massive skylights.
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If China really wants the region more firmly in its orbit, it will have to do a better job of speaking softly and concealing the stick.
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Though set amid chaos, Worth's stories interweave effortlessly, each providing a counterpoint to the others — but softly and gently, without beating the reader over the head.
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And, he added, the movement of his two-seamer is better when he throws it more softly, so it rarely, if ever, reaches past 88 m.p.h.
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But among the most memorable moments were the subtlest, as when Ms. Bullock trilled over the barest hint of high strings, bells and softly tolling drum.
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" Remy sings softly, dreaming of a pistol's recoil over flickering, ethereal guitars: "Don't offer no reason / Instill in them the fear that comes from being prey.
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"This is not an easy vote for me," Heflin said softly to a packed hearing room on June 5, 1986, according to a Washington Post report.
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Mr. Davis has a charming chemistry with Ms. Aharanwa; at Sunday's matinee, members of the audience were softly rooting for Retha and George to get together.
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The cinema has fifteen seats—soft moss-green armchairs—and two cutting-edge sea-green projectors that whirr softly in the darkness behind a glass panel.
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Not only because she is standing beside (is she holding?) what appears to be a very large leaf with softly illuminated edges, although there is that.
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The first music we hear comes from a phonograph playing "The Gold in Africa," a softly sinister 1936 calypso song about the Italian invasion of Ethiopia.
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In shuffles a nervous interviewer to take his or her seat, stealing the odd personal observation: The auteur's eyes are blue-green, and he speaks softly.
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"No playwright in Broadway's long and raucous history has so dominated the boulevard as the softly astringent Simon," The New Yorker's John Lahr wrote in 21997.
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Speaking softly and slowly, he disclosed that he sold drugs during the 1980s to support his crack habit, eventually serving more than two years in prison.
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The Maret junior E. J. Jarvis, a lanky young man who speaks softly but prolifically, has been offered a scholarship by Virginia Tech and several midmajors.
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Surprisingly, it does, regardless of whether participants know one another, are the same gender, shake firmly or softly, or shake spontaneously or per instruction, researchers found.
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With its softly detailed, virtuoso art and a perfectly wrought story full of heart and respect for the imaginative rules of children's play, this debut shines.
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