Learning to read and write in Italian has clearly been an invigorating experience for Ms. Lahiri; she speaks of it as one speaks of an intense sexual affair.
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When Le Guin speaks of her teen-age years, she speaks of loneliness, confusion, and the pain of being among people who have no use for one's gifts.
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" She speaks of "eating [tacos] with my whole mouth.
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The citrus she speaks of is a ruby red grapefruit.
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And what is this secret project Cattrall's stylist speaks of?
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The Jordan she speaks of is Jordan Sanders, Little's heroine.
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The figure speaks of its huge potential as a helpline.
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Also who is this "Shock O'Neal" that Fiorina speaks of?
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He speaks of trade with China as a golden opportunity.
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This speaks of many people in many walks of life.
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She speaks of Taylor tenderly ("a genius"), and with gratitude.
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When Dr. Laudet speaks of "some vertebrates," he includes us.
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This time around, the company speaks of a smaller mine.
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"In despotic times she speaks of human hope," he said.
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For instance, Trump often speaks of time in immeasurable increments.
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None of this speaks of a willingness to ever leave.
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The way he speaks of bombing other nations, the Muslims?
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Calle speaks of the logistics of death with typical pragmatism.
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This monkish script speaks of endless hours of solitary devotion.
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When he speaks of other countries' strongmen he sounds envious.
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What is this time that he speaks of, '80 to '82?
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The harmony darkens again as Hamm speaks of ending it all.
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Christianity is not the only faith that speaks of willful love.
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The details of that accident blur as Lenny speaks of it.
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Miyajima speaks of the influence of Buddhist thinking on his own.
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In voice-over, she speaks of the weeks spent in preparation.
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He now speaks of the former West Germany in derisive terms.
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Ms. Lucas speaks of "the necessity of actual boldness" in art.
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She speaks of these pieces in a lower, more serious register.
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In the new book of conversations, Jacobs speaks of him contemptuously.
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He also speaks of discord between YouTube and the creative community.
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He never seems to glow with joy when he speaks of it.
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Arturo speaks of the strong contrast between life in the two countries.
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Arnold speaks of the "currency and supremacy" that are "insured" to poetry,
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Janelly, next in line, speaks of wanting to play like Serena Williams.
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Santomà speaks of it as something that was grown rather than designed.
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Even Pope Francis speaks of "discerning" God's will, but rarely of revelations.
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But Morand speaks of rules that are less concrete, and more ideological.
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He speaks of "seeing through the intentions of Muslims," which sounds ridiculous.
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The Moscow government speaks of refocusing eastwards on trade with countries like China.
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Nothing is one-of-a-kind and nothing speaks of one's signature style.
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Mr Garg speaks of the efficiencies of the relay system with evangelical zeal.
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When he speaks of the town, the word "radiation" rarely crosses his lips.
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The RSS leadership speaks of rural roots and the virtues of the homegrown.
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It's not surprising that Doctorow speaks of loving Ellison's work as an adolescent.
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This song speaks of this uncertain condition — muted sadness, wrapped in a smile.
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The sunsuit speaks of summer vacation, and I am guessing at my age.
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He speaks of the need for India to make the league its own.
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The state-run news media speaks of the temple in almost mythical terms.
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The terrorist group's current messaging speaks of retribution and revenge for battlefield losses.
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Our president speaks of inequality of man because players are protesting the anthem!
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This categorical thinking threatens disability rights even though Trump rarely speaks of disability.
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With the influx of dispensaries in California, quality branding speaks of new highs.
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The real problem is that the jobs Trump speaks of no longer exist.
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When he speaks of Erda, a ghostly image of her comes into view.
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This is a wine that for me most definitely speaks of a place.
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Sanders speaks of bringing massive change to Washington through a working-class movement.
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In conversation she speaks of "David," as if Wojnarowicz were an older brother.
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The speaker notes this briefly in a book but rarely speaks of it.
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Its text speaks of alienation and bristles with frustration at war and social injustice.
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He speaks of a "triangle of evil" encompassing Iran, IS and the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Having grown considerably in size, Mr Buffett now speaks of "businesses", rather than "business".
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In interviews, Coel speaks of Kate as if she were a personal role model.
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On the banking side, it speaks of underwriting loans mostly to the best credits.
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In the film, however, she speaks of her first sexual experience at age 17.
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Article 112 of Norway's constitution speaks of safeguarding a healthy environment for future generations.
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Second, where Le Pen fetishizes national division, Macron speaks of patriotism joined to opportunity.
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The "novel optics" Ashbery speaks of is key to every work, whatever the medium.
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The draft speaks of the inclusion of lay people in overseeing the reporting process.
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More than anything else in the exhibition, this equipment speaks of a different time.
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This contradiction speaks of someone wholly in control of their own narrative and destiny.
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He speaks of retiring at 216 so he can spend more time with them.
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While the Constitution speaks of high crimes, impeachable matters need not be formally criminal.
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Mr. Bolsonaro speaks of patriotism and authority — moral foundations that are important to conservatives.
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When he speaks of liberalism and humanism, he is accused of being a leftist.
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Mr. Benson sometimes speaks of the past in the present tense, but on Dec.
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She speaks of them in an affectionate but veiled way, always stressing their kindness.
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The new warrant speaks of a lying lover and handyman with something to hide.
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Mr Litvin speaks of building up civil society to promote change in the distant future.
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One of them, Psalm 122, speaks of Jerusalem as a "city that is united together".
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Ivanhoe's founder, billionaire Robert Friedland, speaks of the metal as the king of them all.
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Though he and Guerra parted ways professionally, Desmond only speaks of Guerra in glowing terms.
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He speaks of returning to a "moderate Islam open to the world and all religions".
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But its very appearance in a bit of marketing artwork speaks of that simplistic approach.
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And immediately fire anyone who speaks of using Britain's "security surplus" as a bargaining chip.
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Still, that also speaks of opportunity, which is where the interest from investors comes in.
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João Castro Neves of Eurasia Group, a consultancy, speaks of a slew of "unknown unknowns".
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It has but one beneficiary and that is to the politician who speaks of it.
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DeVos speaks of of her concern for sexual assault survivors, but her words ring hollow.
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But Patrick speaks of him openly, and with pride in his achievements in human rights.
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Ms. Dwan speaks of being born in Minneapolis in 1931, into a middle-class family.
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Bush speaks of George, her smile softens, her stare gets lost in a romantic haze.
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"Els Segadors" speaks of a 17th-century revolt by peasants and others against Spanish rule.
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When Benton speaks of the intolerability of withdrawal, she does so with concern and compassion.
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And recalling the lyrics of his songs, he speaks of policy in metaphors and images.
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DANSKE BANK'S headquarters in Copenhagen, reminiscent of a Greek temple, speaks of an illustrious past.
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James speaks of Mary's love lighting a fire beneath his ambition, but he extinguished hers.
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He often speaks of long-dead historical figures as if they are currently alive; 6.
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His eloquent language speaks of social ills, corruption, guerillas, and the plight of indigenous peoples.
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He would never send us out to death, but rather, everything in him speaks of life.
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The "Rob" Horgan speaks of is Rob Delaney, her Catastrophe creative partner and on-screen husband.
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He is the best example I've ever known of what this verse in Timothy speaks of.
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Symbolically, the void speaks of loss of community, spirituality, purpose, initiation, ancestry, and out internal selves.
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Russian state television rarely speaks of Mr Navalny and, when it does, only to discredit him.
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What's happening: This growing mantra speaks of the upside of narrow AI ambitions, and small data.
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" But also, next to the dancer, "His dance seems heedless of location and speaks of freedom.
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Where "OOF" suggests fatigue and abdication, Kass's diptych speaks of annoyance, exclamation, and, above all, engagement.
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Elena Bulina-Sokolova, Khoroshkola's director, speaks of building a system with the pupil at the centre.
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She speaks of one widow, a mother of 14, who lives in a 10×10 dwelling.
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"Xi speaks of it so it must be Chinese theory," read one essay critiquing current policy.
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And although no one speaks of it, I know it's not potholes my uncle's worried about.
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Adam Bodnar, Poland's commissioner for human rights, speaks of "a de facto change of the constitution".
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She speaks, of course, yet what she says is bent in service of a certain narrative.
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When the son speaks of his siblings "doing well" after their mother's death, they aren't really.
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In interviews, she speaks of studying the work of Klaus Nomi, Grace Jones, and Leigh Bowery.
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Trotz speaks of being recognized when running errands, often greeted with high-fives and photo requests.
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The space, so much of it still, so empty, so awe-inspiring, speaks of American possibility.
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A character speaks of a "pregnancy doctor," as if anyone calls an obstetrician by that name.
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Florestan speaks of the "beautiful days" gone by; of his beating heart; of their tight embrace.
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The author speaks of admiringly of "first principles" -- political ideas he or she says Trump lacks.
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Ms. Ramos is still waiting for her son and speaks of him in the present tense.
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For all his bitter feuding with Mr. Stewart, Senator McCain speaks of the show with affection.
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Mr. Alexie, though, speaks of being able to switch between his white and Indian selves midsentence.
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The U.S. Navy veteran often speaks of military service, his Christian faith and love of country.
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The word speaks of a literal possession: annexing another person's virtual space and stealing private information.
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De Gaulle cites Socrates, Goethe and Flaubert in his texts; Macron speaks of Hegel, Pericles and Malraux.
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She speaks of the period from 2006 until now as a "tidal wave" that only recently collapsed.
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But he speaks of his regret that he did not revel in the fun of it more.
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And to add to the challenges, Square's guidance for the next quarter speaks of a continuing decline.
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The vast expanse of stagnant, brackish water trapped behind the dyke hardly speaks of a greener future.
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The mood turns somber as this Peter Pan of a tour guide speaks of his own abuse.
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Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley speaks of the Metropolitan Police makes a statement outside of New Scotland Yard.
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She speaks of yoga's ability to promote balance, an ethical life, and physical and mental well-being.
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Nagasu has her regrets, but she also speaks of finding pride in her performances, despite her mistakes.
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Despite its long history, China's president speaks of the future while America's leader fixates on the past.
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The title of an early piece, "Dada 62," speaks of at least one inspiration for his art.
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Like the best Hempel stories, "Cloudland" swallows female pain and speaks of it at the same time.
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He often speaks of his experience finding asylum in America after his family fled Iran, in 1978.
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And she speaks of her continuing struggle to survive her own childhood; silent meditation retreats are involved.
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She speaks of the fires that torment them as interior, and as the flames of divine love.
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Elsewhere, Björk discusses what utopia means to her and speaks of her fruitful creative relationship with Arca.
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What's changed is the rise of Donald Trump, a politician who speaks of Putin with undisguised admiration.
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Though Hollywood often speaks of "rebooting" franchises, there is no clean slate to be written on here.
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The proliferation of "curating" speaks of a generation anxious for authority and authorship, and also for meaning.
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And while this Henry speaks of peace, the filmmakers speak louder by turning Agincourt into their showstopper.
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"There is an incredibly high level of suspicion, distrust of anything that speaks of intelligence," Bruen said.
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The movie to me speaks of family and trying to make a better life for your kids.
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As Scott-Heron speaks of communion with his own ancestry, the instrumentals bubble together and generations interlace.
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Singing from Mercy's perspective, the lead singer Émilie Satt speaks of children being swallowed by the sea.
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Brooker speaks of certain shows from his childhood as though he were yet to recover from them.
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As for the history Mr. Jung speaks of, the pong scene's matriarch in Portland is Judy Hoarfrost.
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When writing about eco-fascists, the media often speaks of green politics "masking" a darker racial vision.
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It speaks of a risky centralisation of control over a process whose outcome will shape Britain for generations.
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The story speaks of the consequences of life through death, and that's something that games don't typically do.
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But that is not quite what Mr Santos means when he speaks of turning Colombia into a "bioeconomy".
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Michael Schlein of Accion, a Massachusetts-based financial-inclusion non-profit, speaks of "a golden age of fintech".
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This exploration and admiration for different cultures that Evonne speaks of are exhibited beautifully by the couple's mothers.
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"The death of Hodan and Mohamed speaks of the continuing hazards that journalists face in Somalia," Osma added.
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No longer keeping mum to the press, the couple speaks of each other with kind and loving language.
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But perhaps, just perhaps, the first brick in the foundation Tillerson speaks of is about to be laid.
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And just like Cruz, the Freedom Caucus proudly speaks of its refusal to go along to get along.
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To this day, my mother speaks of the Mos Eisley cantina scene in A New Hope with reverence.
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The trip led to Esvelt reading the writings of Charles Darwin, whom he still speaks of with reverence.
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" Sir Richard Branson speaks of "the sense of self-esteem that universal basic income could provide to people.
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Trump speaks of national greatness because it matters to most Americans that the country as a whole thrive.
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Sequence after sequence speaks of Hugo's compassion for society's outcasts and his faith in God's offer of redemption.
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Yet he speaks of Mexico as a kind of foreign country, a place to which he was banished.
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Pasta With Fresh Herbs, Lemon and Peas A dinner you can make in winter that speaks of spring.
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De-Andra Pryce, a Brooklyn 18-year-old, speaks of reconciling her law-enforcement ambitions with her blackness.
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It resides in the small steps Cheryl speaks of, in the daily work of converting anguish into action.
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Instead, he speaks of counterstrikes, suggesting a more passive interpretation of the country's legal rights under the Constitution.
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In the 1963 edition of Ebony magazine's vacation guide, the Shearer Cottage listing speaks of its fine foods.
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He speaks of those policies whenever he talks, and he stays on point and is consistent over time.
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She also speaks of what inspires her and her understanding that illness shouldn't stop anyone from living proudly.
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Yet even when a wretched situation deteriorates in the miniature world of the sonnet, it speaks of change.
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One aria speaks of "you scum of the world," of "dragon's brood" spitting venom in the Saviour's face.
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It speaks of the fact that my humanity is caught up and is inextricably bound up in yours.
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The Bible speaks of trees clapping their hands in praise, and everything that has breath praising the Lord.
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Treuer speaks of "a slew of laws" passed in the 1990s and 2000s that have empowered Native peoples.
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While Mr. Trump often speaks of a crisis on the border, Mr. Giles said he hasn't seen one.
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As she speaks of women's power, and seeks it, she also advocates, or at least admits, their subservience.
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In "Living Room" (2015), Lawson sets a man and a woman in a setting that speaks of squalor.
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Trump has repeatedly praised Putin as a strong leader and speaks of the need for better relations with Moscow.
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He's sweet and honest and speaks of Ma in much the same way he describes his favorite television characters.
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Nix speaks of setting up fake IDs, websites, and identities in target countries to gather information and blackmail material.
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The company, which often speaks of the importance of protecting and standing up for its users, reiterates that intention.
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But when Young speaks of Crazy Horse's inconsistencies and ecstasies, he means drummer Ralph Molina and bassist Billy Talbot.
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Dylan O'Brien rarely speaks of his accident that occurred on the set of The Maze Runner: The Death Cure.
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It speaks of a newly confident German Islam even as it serves the needs of a less assured generation.
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Gramps has been dead for more than ten years, but she still speaks of him in the present tense.
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Throughout Sabrina part 1, "Miss Wardwell" often speaks of an "apocalyptic" prophecy from the devil, which Sabrina fits into.
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As he speaks of Juana, the show flashes on all the people Pius has touched since the season began.
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The news comes from an AMC statement that speaks of the investigation in vague terms (via The Hollywood Reporter).
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The administration is "trying to legislate this state-sanctioned bigotry," he says, when he speaks of the travel ban.
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On the campaign trail Kasich often speaks of his blue collar upbringing in McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania, outside of Pittsburgh.
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What does the Constitution mean when it speaks of impeaching a president who has committed "high crimes and misdemeanors"?
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Trump speaks of the world in zero-sum terms; a gain for one country is a loss for others.
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Players wear Robinson's No. 42, and everyone from the commissioner on down speaks of Robinson's impact on the nation.
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Mr Enerstvedt speaks of divine spiritual power in the space—it can be profoundly moving to spend time there.
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Mr. Borle loves the role, he loves the show, he speaks of his castmates in terms of ardent romance.
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He speaks of his work in whispers; seven of his colleagues have been killed in the last three years.
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But the hiding speaks of a deeper insecurity — a feeling he and his choreography would later express more openly.
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I want to believe that a candidate can produce the type of transformational change that Sanders often speaks of.
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Other wines are just as enjoyable, with the addition of an extra dimension that speaks of place and heritage.
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Mr. White, who said he had done no wrong, still winces when he speaks of the pillorying that followed.
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In this week's episode, Voq, who was named as T'Kuvma's successor in the show's pilot, speaks of resisting assimilation.
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His longtime muse Carolyn Brown speaks of his "quiet center" and "animal authority"; we see all that and more.
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She speaks of these spaces where silence reigned as now being in ruins, both the monasteries and the prisons.
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He speaks of writing in very practical terms, describing it, often in lament, as something he does for survival.
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Trump speaks of benefits of hiringthe rich in speech for farmers Trump speaks of benefits of hiringthe rich in speech for farmers Donald Trump was back in full form Wednesday night at a rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa that ran over an hour and played like a remix of his favorite topics.
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Keuchel ranked fifth in the A.L. in strikeouts last season, with 216, and speaks of one of them with awe.
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He also frequently speaks of his Christian faith, and could prove helpful as Trump seeks to court evangelical Christian voters.
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There is no reason to doubt Dr. Schnoll's sincerity when he speaks of how he's witnessed opioids transform patients' lives.
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Later, in the same interview, he speaks of a childhood friend and how they grew up mimicking the superhero film.
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Now the country faces even sterner sanctions from the International Paralympic Committee, which Putin speaks of as cynical and unkind.
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Making time for each other "speaks of the good things that are already there," the food and wine expert says.
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The way the president speaks of immigrants, refugees, and gang members helps shape how his administration imagines them as people.
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He speaks of encounters between rural folk and the city and evokes the memory of the laborers who built Recife.
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A chief of a big firm headquartered in Paris speaks of new optimism for France's economy if Mr Macron wins.
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He speaks of creating a government health care system that is so good the private insurers basically close up shop.
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The song, as is probably obvious from its title, speaks of being honest, polite and never taking family for granted.
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A few days later, Collier first heard the recording that's since become public — where Bentley speaks of touching Mason's breasts.
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Trump evokes it every time he speaks of America in decline and voices admiration for the Moscow's strongman Vladimir Putin.
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When a dictatorship "closes all channels of dialogue...the church speaks of the legitimate right to insurrectional violence," he said.
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In interviews and clips throughout Bombshell, Lamarr speaks of her childhood home and it's beauty with an almost heartbreaking reverence.
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Rather, he speaks of the broken representation as an isolated thing, where the source of the damage remains unknown. 22106.
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But scientists who study the past have a unique case for the kind of pragmatic optimism that Gill speaks of.
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Instead, his pictures emphasize the Boy Scout mentality that Baldwin speaks of in his text—a mentality gone horribly wrong.
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But the scene has a certain dignity and sweetness, and speaks of her respect for the rituals of the region.
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"This hatred is even being amplified by our own president, who speaks of an 'invasion of our country,' " Cohen said.
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She also speaks of Jamie as if she has a level of ownership over him and even knows him best.
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But, he never speaks of the meeting -- not to his father, not to the other meeting attendees -- ever again. 22016.
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For someone who prides herself on being knowledgeable of gender, this really speaks of how we recognize women in society.
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Stephen," which speaks of the "country garden in the wind and the rain; wherever he goes the people all complain.
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"It speaks of the 'assistance' of counsel," Justice Potter Stewart wrote, "and an assistant, however expert, is still an assistant."
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The advantages Ms. Bugdaycay speaks of are pretty obvious and were the reasons for Canal Street's successes over the generations.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Erdogan has increased the number of religious schools and speaks of creating a more pious generation of Turks.
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And yet when Corbyn speaks of himself and his political vision it is often in terms that are deliberately oblique.
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Omari latches angrily onto his mother's use of the word "tame" as she speaks of his need to control himself.
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He speaks of bringing down customer acquisition costs and finding ways to offset the investment needs of AAA game development.
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Mr. Sanders speaks of wide-scale revolution; Ms. Warren has self-branded as the candidate with a plan for everything.
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But he won't allow those groups to influence the way he speaks of them, and they want that freedom, too.
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Abu Osama happily speaks of sending a son off to battle and has named some of his children after terrorists.
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A large open machete wound on the back of her head, she speaks of her unbearable pain, both "inside and out".
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In the 15-minute audio excerpt, he speaks of the "long process ahead" that he would face as Rousseff's "constitutional substitute."
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In his metaphorical flights, Mr Xi sometimes speaks of his belt and road as a single thoroughfare, a "road of peace".
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In the show's first episode, there isn't one fully dressed woman who speaks of anything besides insisting on being undressed further.
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Stephen Vines, a local commentator, speaks of a "golden thread" that runs through these early protests to the more recent ones.
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Higbie speaks of the internment in the abstract, as a 'precedent' or a policy, ignoring the true human tragedy that occurred.
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Her commitment to NATO's target for defence spending of 2% of GDP speaks of a country growing up in the world.
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She's got armor that speaks of her ancient origins, weapons that actually look deadly, and a hooded cloak for extra mystery.
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He speaks of it as a human right, along with education and nutrition (though it would also, conveniently, add Facebook users).
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Unfortunately, Ofglen's sexuality (she speaks of her wife, whom escaped the regime via Canada) ends up putting her in harm's way.
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"This is a report that speaks of documents of a firm of lawyers, not our financial-services platform," says one minister.
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It speaks of a strategic alliance with Moscow, but Russian (power) and Iranian (ideological) aims in Syria are not always aligned.
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One speaks of the crowded day care center in her high school, the friends who've all married young and have children.
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But Priebus speaks of this identity with sincere pride, and his allegiance is clear: to "the party," not any one nominee.
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" Echoing Oscar Wilde and Alice Cooper, Gaga speaks of "lying profusely" and how "music is a lie... art is a lie.
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When Trump speaks of America's infrastructure problems, he does so with real passion; you can hear the disappointment in his voice.
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He speaks of the griot tradition, while the younger Master Soumy embraces what he sees as the innate opposition of rap.
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Comey would have us believe he is wagging his virtue-signaling finger when he speaks of "weasels and liars" on Twitter.
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" Rita Moreno, who was in it, speaks of Nichols, not without covert admiration, as having had "an icy kind of heart.
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Probably to the annoyance of some choreographers, Wilson, who has had no formal dance training, speaks of himself as a choreographer.
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" Mr. Spencer speaks of Mr. Trump's campaign as a "body without a head" and considers many of his policies "half-baked.
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Despite that dire prediction, when Mr. Dan speaks of that sturdy post, he could just as easily be talking about himself.
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He did exactly that in a California government office for seven years, and speaks of it like a badge of honor.
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The "consensus" he speaks of is the telecommunications industry putting net neutrality in a legal holding pattern for more than a decade.
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It speaks of ancient ruins, and Greek gods—I actually think it smells like taking a yacht ride around the Greek islands.
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That speaks of panic among those short of upside call options as the underlying nickel price hurtled up through key strike prices.
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Ms Le Pen speaks of Brexit as a model of emancipation from the shackles of what she calls the "European Soviet Union".
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It speaks of a spineless government that lets a murderer get away while several writers have claimed that authorities have prosecuted them.
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He speaks of opening the border with Afghanistan, an idea at odds with the 2,300km-long fence the army wants to build.
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Correa speaks of Pharmacielo with a humanitarian bent, focusing on the company's desire to aid Cauca's farmers toward a more stable life.
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She speaks of client calls at inappropriate hours, or demands for prescriptions or refills for patients she hasn't seen or treated recently.
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The coat speaks of indigenous hunters' sacramental relationship with their prey, the Osiris figure of the new life engendered by the Nile.
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Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England, speaks of the potential for "upside", "if there's clarity on the deal" soon.
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A third, simpler way of thinking speaks of the moral influence which Jesus exercised through his loving life and self-sacrificing death.
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She speaks of how Hinge's user interface is clean and simple, and encourages people to be more thoughtful in their initial conversations.
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The game's lore speaks of Shapers and Cataclysms while Artefacts terraform sections of the planet, mutate wildlife, and change the local climate.
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To left and right alike, it speaks of waste and corruption: the exploitation of hardworking taxpayers by the rich and the feckless.
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The giant evergreen she speaks of sits in her Calabasas, California, foyer and is decked out with a variety of peppermint ornaments.
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He speaks of change for the people who have been left behind by globalization and the power of that shouldn't be underestimated.
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In an interview with the UNHCR, Yiech Pur Biel speaks of his hopes for the future and of his love of running.
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Prince Charles Edward Stuart (Andrew Gower) speaks of the incisive nature needed to lead but in actuality is foolish and quite simpering.
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Read more: Busboy who held dying RFK speaks of lingering painThe Times cited two sources saying she died of an apparent overdose.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan speaks of curbing major, automatically approved entitlement programs, the largest of which are Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.
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In the final episode, Peggy speaks of her desire to choose her own path and not be defined by someone else's expectations.
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"The president said the United States speaks of military and diplomatic options, but South Korea can't go through war again," said Park.
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Thornton also includes scenes in which she speaks of making the film, traveling to Algeria from Marseilles on a ferry, meeting friends.
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Disappointment rings in her voice when she speaks of her time spent in education and being unable to work as a nurse.
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When Soper speaks of styles "too common to be beautiful," the players saw away amateurishly; mention of "exotic" styles elicits flamboyant figuration.
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Imagine a country not with decaying infrastructure, but the big beautiful bridges and roads that Trump speaks of, and inner cities revitalized.
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Even in his 231s, he speaks of his first few years on the police force with the excitement of a new cadet.
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Samarskaya speaks of the "invisible" power of typefaces — the subtle, primal ways they make an impression on people in their everyday lives.
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Just as vexing, redundant voice-overs describe what is being shown; while Mr. Mully speaks of events, scripted scenes re-enact them.
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Bannon's role in the new administration and the incredible reach and influence of this site during the election also speaks of its influence.
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The pastor – whom Justin Bieber often speaks of – collaborated with his wife Chelsea on their latest storybook I Will Follow Jesus (available here).
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Much of this is state-backed and speaks of the Communist Party's ambitions to keep Europe from helping America to contain China's rise.
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Interviewed for one of the Channel 20073 reports, she speaks of Cambridge Analytica's 'massive propaganda effort [which] affected the thought processes of voters'.
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Bush speaks of "reckoning and reawakening" but fails to mention what actions he plans to take in order to actively fight rape culture.
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"The fact that any company would make a multi-billion dollar deal today also speaks of confidence in the U.S. market," Bailey said.
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Like Father Rydzyk, Mr Kaczynski speaks of PiS's election as the first step in a spiritual renaissance that will remake the Polish state.
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Prince Harry speaks of his great personal affection for the people of Nepal at celebrations marking 200 years of UK-Nepal relations pic.twitter.
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In YouTube videos, Parris speaks of life-changing moments, of traveling with adoptive parents to Africa to meet children for the first time.
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The stark image also speaks of her own suffering these past few years – struggling with isolation enforced by police, heart ailments and depression.
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That's the one in which he speaks of the road not taken in his acting career, when he chose commercial over artistic success.
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The extraordinary history of Penn Center speaks of a time when freed slaves were given the land on plantations after their owners fled.
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The president often speaks of the TPP as a tool that will prevent China from writing the rules of trade for the future.
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Its melody speaks of bright summer mornings in fields of "grass" — probably the marijuana kind, which Paul was deeply into at the time.
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Left a quadriplegic, Mr. Lovell speaks of cycling the way Louis Armstrong did of jazz — if you have to ask, you'll never know.
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She speaks of the "great cosmic fire" that overtakes her during manic episodes and her fears of navigating pregnancy without her usual medications.
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The priest declares drinking alcohol a sin even as he speaks of Jesus converting one goblet of wine into wine for the many.
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It speaks of the urgent need for mutual love between our two countries, the United States and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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"Unfortunately, this case speaks of the negligence shown by the athlete," said Stanislav Pozdnyakov, the leader of the Olympic Athletes from Russia delegation.
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"Ellsworth likes to play games with vision more than anything," said Mr. Shear, who still speaks of his partner in the present tense.
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Like Zuboff, he uses phrases such as "behavioral modification," and he speaks of Google Street View and the Stasi in the same breath.
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And then there's the matter of her homophobia, disappointing for a woman whose very candidacy speaks of the progress of minorities across Africa.
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Mr Orban speaks of "a mysterious force" that "shuts the mouths of European politicians and cripples their arms" to act on the issue.
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Howard Dean, who backed Buttigieg for the chairmanship and who regularly speaks of the need for a new perspective atop the party infrastructure.
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The notions that he puts forth are interesting to me—he speaks of the representation of the mirror and how we see ourselves.
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So, when Dandelion speaks of "19 pawnbrokers", he's in the right ballpark, roughly, and there's certainly a slaughterhouse or two within the city walls.
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He speaks of transferring resources from the old to the young, by making people work longer, for example, and by making child-rearing easier.
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But Osterloh speaks of "earning the right" to chase the buyers of those devices, of wanting to prove his team's viability in existing markets.
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We appreciate a lot of things about Chris Evans — his Captain America smile, the lovely way he speaks of his ex-girlfriend Jenny Slate.
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She speaks of racism, death, and systematic violence, backing up her words via laptop using modern broken beat/sample based techniques and live instrumentation.
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The missile itself is a dummy, but the rest of the kit speaks of India's ambitions to breed world-class makers of defence equipment.
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Culture also appears frequently in Bannon's rhetoric—he often speaks of the U.S. as a "civic society" whose identity would be diluted by immigration.
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Gethard isn't one to remain idle and often speaks of never wanting TCGS to feel stagnant, so the cast is constantly trying new things.
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When the activist African American pastor William J. Barber II speaks of the need to restore morality to public discourse, are you slightly embarrassed?
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The editorial board speaks of a presidential hopeful embodying unity, possessing deep knowledge of issues and showing dignity and good judgement, among other attributes.
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High-strung and reclusive, he speaks of a nonexistent girlfriend, Muriel, who manifests the guilty memory of a wartime atrocity in which he participated.
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Stopping at Tajrish Square in north Tehran, where young people converge, I see immediately what Arad means when she speaks of women as patchworks.
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A manifesto thought to have been written by Mr. Roof outlines his white supremacist views and speaks of his desire to foment racial warfare.
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Mr. Lamb speaks of labor rights and economic fairness, in the Democratic tradition, but stakes out more conservative ground on social issues like guns.
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The Irish-born Mr. O'Malley is an often dour man, and when he speaks of his work, there are no stars in his eyes.
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Barber-surgeon chair This chair, which dates from the 19th century, speaks of restraint because of the way it holds the head in place.
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But when Woods talks about the turning point, he speaks of the fusion surgery, which gave him back an active life and his career.
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Mr. Luber, who, like many sneakerheads, speaks of his footwear collection as if it were an ever-expanding portfolio, started collecting at age 10.
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Peter Harmer, the head of IAG, an insurance firm, speaks of an "urgent need for Australia to prepare for and adapt to climate change".
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She speaks of her life after the war and of the killing of her son, who had moved to Texas in search of work.
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In this version, the text speaks of pesos instead of ducats, and substitutes cactuses and sombreros for the Sicilian setting offered up by Shakespeare.
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"Malabaristas do Sinal Vermelho" ("Red-Light Jugglers") speaks of children who descend from the hillside slums and accost drivers stopped at a red light.
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Son's bullishness for tech should be clear from the fact that he speaks of a 300-year plan for an artificial intelligence-fueled revolution.
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Her practice of such belief is meditative, and becomes reflected in her diction: She speaks of endurance, overcoming, soul-sustenance for the long term.
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She occasionally speaks of her own experience with therapy, and in the interview, she spoke obliquely of her brief return to treatment last year.
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Roosevelt speaks of those who strive, when they want to do great things, that sometimes come up short, but always relish the good fight.
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The audience never sees this machine, just as we never see the animals Lei's mother speaks of, or any of the violence inflicted upon them.
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She speaks of gases that expand, or make up space, or are responsible for the creation of the stars and the birth of the cosmos.
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"I don't know what to do," said Ray, a rugged heavyset man whose eyes wet behind his tinted sunglasses as he speaks of the destruction.
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The poll of polls stands at just 54-46 in favour of Remain, which hardly speaks of a public clamouring to overturn the previous result.
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" German Chancellor Angela Merkel now wants to see a ceasefire as she speaks of a bombardment that "is very, very brutal and clearly targeting civilians.
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Another major sign of where Sansa's going is the admiring way she speaks of Queen Cersei Lannister, who mass murdered all her enemies last season.
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Two years later, according to Brennan, his father, whom he speaks of with contempt, placed him and his brother in the care of the state.
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Pruitt speaks of 'transformational time': In his speech to the conference, Pruitt said the work he and Trump are doing will be felt for generations.
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Festive, with a choppy, dance-hall sway, it was Aníbal González, a mourner from Ecuador, introducing his "yaravi," a song that speaks of the dead.
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O'Shea's jam-packed schedule speaks of the magnitude and diversity of his new role, which, surprisingly, didn't find him pinning clothes at the last moment.
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Hermenau speaks of the "Kaviar-Linke," the "caviar left," that still runs the SPD and whose ethos dominates German labor in the view of critics.
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He speaks of how "history is the greatest power of knowledge" but he also challenges some of the way facts were presented inside the museum.
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But while the book speaks of basketball with love and reverence, it came about only because Woodbine, who is black, once quit basketball in disgust.
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He speaks of only one woman, Harper Lee, whom he uses as an example of an inferior influence when compared to three male — again — filmmakers.
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She methodically speaks of how it happened, how she was separated from her husband, all while seated in her cluttered, dimly lit, utterly ordinary home.
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As his six-year-old daughter darts between our feet, Bayer speaks of his future hempire, which he plans will eventually feature bars and restaurants.
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One of them, Lili Bernard, read aloud a Bible verse, Ephesians 6, which speaks of wearing "the full armor of God" to protect against evil.
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While the indictment speaks of both a reporter and a Trump campaign associate unwittingly communicating with the Russians, the indictment does not allege knowing collusion.
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He speaks of sovereignty, economic nationalism, opposition to globalization and finding common ground with Brexit supporters and other groups hostile to the transnational European Union.
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That speaks of a sophisticated timber trade, which floated the logs down the Saône and Rhône to the Mediterranean, and thence to the Eternal City.
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Trump often speaks of how much "fun" he has running his business and running for President, but he plainly is having less of it lately.
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She breaks down crying often when she speaks of the ordeal, and of her daughter, her 12 brothers and sisters and other relatives left behind.
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Still, she also often speaks of GOP proposals in harsher terms than many of her colleagues are willing to, ginning up the Democratic grass roots.
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Nearly two years later, the 36-year-old bank teller speaks of dashed hopes and expresses reverence for Mugabe, who died on Friday aged 95.
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While she speaks of the imaginary place Lewis created for himself, a small side world appears on screen, splitting the game's controls in two as well.
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The trailer speaks of an "unimaginable" event that happens in the years shortly after Nemesis, perhaps shaking Jean-Luc enough to retire once and for all.
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Though he supports the principle of universal health-care coverage, he speaks of "the importance of market forces and getting things done in a responsible fashion".
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When one speaks of the command economy, "many investors associate it with stability and some kind of guarantee that they won't lose their money," he said.
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On the stump, Rubio speaks of uniting the quarrelsome factions of the Republican Party, and has embraced diversity in a way that his competitors have not.
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There is one other possibility here: in his note, Kuo speaks of the "new low-price 9.7-inch iPad" as the successor to last year's iPad.
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The 17th century origin story the actor speaks of on the podcast resembles one that original writer-director Cary Fukunaga penned before he left the project.
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He speaks of the "audacity of someone like me", meaning a 37-year-old mayor of a smallish city joining the 19763 race for the presidency.
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While the president speaks of freedom of expression, however, the main opposition party accuses soldiers of detaining, assaulting and intimidating supporters in parts of the capital.
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That Bill Belichick has been willing to trade away significant pieces of his front seven over the past year speaks of his confidence in what remains.
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As he has in the past, Bannon speaks of his former boss as more or less a shell into which he could pour his own ideologies.
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At the very least, water management has created, as Mr Ball puts it, "a political language, and it is one that speaks of legitimacy to rule".
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North Korea: Kim Jong Un would like to meet with Trump for a second summit anytime to discuss denuclearization, but speaks of a "new path" (Reuters).
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Lawyer speaks of 'heightened importance' A civics education is particularity important today because many perceive government "is almost non-functional on many levels," Rebell told CNN.
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His office now speaks of kratt instead of robots and algorithms, and has been using the word to define a new, important nuance in Estonian law.
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Roosevelt speaks of those who strive, who dare to do great things, who sometimes win and sometimes come up short but always relish a good fight.
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Showcasing intimate interviews with Walker's brother, sister, and Fast and Furious colleagues, each speaks of the late actor with red-rimmed eyes and a palpable affection.
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" In fact, he speaks of the dining experience in galactic terms: "On one dish, there is a micro-cosmos… Outside the dish is the macro-cosmos.
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In this way, they evoke both Hull and his interior life, his dreams, his aching hunger to see, so strong he speaks of it as suffering.
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Fourth, set up a press session where the sensitivity trainer speaks of the player's big heart and open mind, and insists he learned from his mistakes.
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Elsewhere, Murray speaks of genetic ancestry differences between races as "signal"; the "blurriness" of race is "noise" that "contaminates" the search for genetically based group differences.
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And Genevieve Gaignard goes further still in a full-scale installation of a grandmotherly living room, in which every detail speaks of her own biracial identity.
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What should shock us is the fact that Republican leaders say nothing when the president speaks of people from "shithole countries" like Haiti or in Africa.
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Emily Coles, who has diabetes, speaks of the closeness of her partnership with Kieren Jameson, who is apparently even sensitive to changes in her blood sugar.
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The writer of the latest death threat speaks of getting the "Somali stink" out of Minnesota as they threatened to shoot her at the state fair.
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" Yet, elsewhere in the same story, the same character speaks of thanking God for everything: "At the end of every experience, including suffering, there is gratitude.
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Mr. Mounk speaks of a "muscle memory" of how abruptly the political winds can shift that his family and many Europeans possess but most Americans lack.
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He speaks of God and gratitude, demonstrating that if we look at our lives through the right lens, we see blessings everywhere, and they outnumber obstacles.
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He speaks of "cities sliced by asphalted and shining streets; beautified by the sunny squares' perfect quadrants and by piazzas pregnant with shade" ("The Weary Archangel").
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In contrast with church presidents of the recent past, Nelson speaks of his revelations openly and often, a phenomenon CNN explored in an article last month.
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But Trump, who functions as an insult-o-matic when he speaks of other presidents, is the odd man out in this exclusive ex-presidents club.
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Elias (one of two women here who also appears in "Shoah") repeatedly speaks of luck and instinct, of choices that could have gone the other way.
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For Adirondack residents, the autumn freeze-up and spring thaw are important seasonal events everyone speaks of, because these are important to day-to-day life.
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In the exhibition catalog, Mr. Moten speaks of "Trigger" as an example of "a poetics of the mess," a fair description, in good ways and not.
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But Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg — who often speaks of a time when most of Facebook's content will be video — are always thinking years into the future.
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" He is interested in the relation of the physical appearance of these thinkers, as rendered in his portraits, to what he speaks of as their "souls.
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To historians of religion, like Kate Bowler of Duke University, when Mr Trump speaks of spiritual matters his words fairly ring with the cadences of prosperity preachers.
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He never speaks of an Almighty who blesses the United States or hears the prayers of Israel, nor a God who judges the quick and the dead.
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He speaks of undisclosed plans to invest a further $8bn over the next several years, mostly to produce more oil, gas, zinc, aluminium and copper within India.
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When Tamer speaks of why he chose to build his restaurant, and why he chooses to keep serving food, despite the conditions, he becomes impassioned, clear-eyed.
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The "cosmopolitans" he speaks of are well known to those who embrace population management less for economic reasons than as a means of saving white Christian society.
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SEATTLE — Look outside almost any window at the Guest Rooms homeless shelter here, and the view speaks of wealth and power that the residents inside all lack.
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Light's unfiltered radiance as she speaks of her trysts with a too-young man makes you believe that the relationship might indeed have been worth the penalty.
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Meanwhile, Sanogo speaks of a period of cultural neo-colonialism when "Hollywood used to dump their films on African countries," undercutting homegrown productions with lower distribution costs.
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He has visited neighboring Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Hungary and the Czech Republic, and speaks of forging an alliance of Central and Eastern European nations under Austrian guidance.
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In her new memoir, "Unstoppable: My Life So Far," Sharapova speaks of Williams in a detailed and often antagonistic way rarely used to discuss an active rival.
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Son sees himself as the ultimately patient investor and speaks of placing bets on iconic companies and industries based on a 300-year vision for the world.
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This is an especially acute concern for journalists at a time when the incumbent president speaks of strengthening libel laws and runs grievance campaigns against individual reporters.
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He too often speaks of Christianity in terms of what God can do for Roy Moore, not what Roy Moore can do to bring glory to God.
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" She speaks of an "internalized model-minority narrative" in which people of color "need to be at the top to make way for other minorities or POC.
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I know his general views from one-on-one conversation, which are in line with the conservative viewpoint that the Bible speaks of homosexuality as a sin.
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She inhabits roles as she does life, without revealing herself, and on her deathbed she speaks of playing the bravely dying woman to make her mother proud.
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" Asked on Monday about Graham's comments, Schumer responded: "What Lindsey Graham said speaks not of the fairness of the trial or the facts, it speaks of him.
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Although he rarely speaks of his famous family, Gordon opened up about his father and the family curse in the 2016 documentary Gordon Getty: There Will Be Music.
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And the plump slug, as the app explains, is a favorite subject of haiku poets; one included example: The sea cucumber/speaks of its anguish/to the jellyfish.
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When he speaks of how such remote monitoring could improve care for his leukaemia patients, the eyes of Matthew Kalaycio, an oncologist at the Cleveland Clinic, light up.
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Certainly it was the event that changed everything and set in motion a discussion of protocol for school shootings — what Dylan's mother speaks of as "threat assessment" guidelines.
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Not least, the surviving team of 11 needs to find a form of words to deal with the fact that the agreement of 2015 speaks of 12 members.
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To structure his argument, Mr Mokyr speaks of a "market for ideas", a system in which people "try to persuade an audience of the correctness of their beliefs".
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The Treaty of Rome speaks of the need to respect member states' culture (no, nothing to do with yogurt) and bind them together (please put the string away).
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Her performance speaks of the incarnation, not as God becoming a man, but as God becoming a uterus, becoming a woman to give birth to the God self.
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As dramatic and spectacular as it is, though, I do have to note a measure of disappointment with the haughty way in which Rolls-Royce speaks of it.
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In his letters to Kenner, Davenport doesn't identify his boyfriends as such but certainly speaks of them with the same openhearted warmth that he uses for his girlfriends.
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During Tuesday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the Mr. Robot star speaks of his first Golden Globes experience and his leading lady for the night, his mom.
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It will not be long before he speaks of us, American citizens, as his subjects; there can be little doubt that he thinks of us that way already.
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In the intensely cold room in which several other horse attendees are gathered, Lady Fear speaks of a new game she has created to entertain her dining friends.
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Even now, his voice fills with emotion when he speaks of the man who helped put an end to his unimaginable odyssey on South America's longest mountain range.
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JAMES DEVITT LARCHMONT, N.Y ♦ To the Editor: Jonathan Alter speaks of George W. Bush's quest for penance in his paintings of wounded soldiers who served in Iraq.
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In "The Phenomenon" (PublicAffairs, $27), written with Tim Brown, Ankiel speaks of succumbing to the anxiety disorder commonly called the yips, then reclaiming his career as an outfielder.
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At 41, after nearly two decades with Ringling Brothers, he has an awe in his voice when he speaks of the place that suggests that his certainty endures.
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Losing that sense of purpose has vast psychological consequences too: Ari struggles with a cocaine addiction, Luzer speaks of his suicide attempts, and Etty weeps at Footsteps meetings.
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To Ms Höhler this betokens a values-free opportunism, but to the chancellor's supporters it speaks of Mrs Merkel's sensitivity to the changing needs and attitudes of her electorate.
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Company President Jack Ma often speaks of India's vast potential and that's one reason why the Chinese firm is sinking hundreds of millions of dollars into India's top startups.
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"It would be useful to take some of the pressure off the various parties, especially the very accomplished young people the president speaks of with such admiration," he said.
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Nicky Jackson Colaco, Instagram's director of public policy, speaks of her own children and the many teenagers whose first experience with the swamp of social media is on Instagram.
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And for doctors whose hands have been employed in abortive procedures, the Gospel speaks of the great physician who offers eternal life for those who have caused temporal death.
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David Rothkopf, who has written two books on the NSC, argues that General McMaster has in fact "outmanoeuvred" Mr Bannon, in a way that speaks of his growing clout.
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"When someone speaks of a parent's worst nightmare, only one thing comes to mind," Jamie Elizabeth, a neighbor of the Kings' who started the fundraising page — wrote on Facebook.
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In one interview, Derki speaks of "the masculine power of fathers in [these societies]" as a "dictatorship" and this is precisely how he renders familial relations in the film.
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He speaks of a person having an eye, or being an eye, as a shorthand way of describing the ability "to establish authorship of paintings by sight alone" (1).
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He speaks of his personal hardships and those of his people, he shares stories of his starvation in his youth and the on going struggles of extreme poverty here.
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It speaks of collecting fragmentation against scattering and loss, but also of futility, eccentricity, astonishment, admiration, awe, and a kind of dazed submission to the abundance of the world.
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For if Nixon speaks of collective effort, deploying the word "we" 76 times, Trump's favorite locution is "I alone"; and it made its dutiful cameo by the halfway point.
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Though there's panic and sadness in his eyes, he speaks of his life in the United States as if it hasn't ended and makes clear he's still in shock.
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Almost 60 professional Muay Thai matches and 12 straight MMA victories later, Champion still speaks of the haphazard venue with a bit of awe mixed into her wry observations.
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The exhibit VUELA VUELA, takes its name from a song sung by the Peruvian Ashanika healers; in its message, it speaks of a link between Earth and the universe.
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To many on the right, that speaks of not just dishonesty but Mrs Clinton's blame-America-first instincts, and politically-correct eagerness to downplay the menace of Islamic extremists.
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On migration, officials note that large parts of the EU have finally come round to Italy's way of thinking: Mr Gozi speaks of a new "Rome-Berlin-Stockholm axis".
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His first novel, " If Nobody Speaks of Remarkable Things ," published in 2002, when he was twenty-six, tells the story of an English street in an unnamed northern city.
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Mr. Chaiwala speaks of his sites with an evangelist's fervor, hoping to spread the idea that polygamy offers a pro-family antidote to promiscuity, prostitution, divorce and broken homes.
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Another speaks of his dog's role in his post-war life; both the man and his dog continue to carry an emotional and physical toll from their time serving.
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These parents are choosing to leave their nations where they are threatened daily by MS-13 gang members (ironically those same "animals" the president speaks of here in U.S.).
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"When one speaks of 'conflict between the sexes' or 'a political difference between the sexes,' " Buss said, one is using aggregate statistics to summarize a collection of individual phenomena.
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The "stuff" he speaks of refers to the panicked horses and other livestock he wrangles out of harm's way when they get left behind after the humans have fled.
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In official speeches, President Xi Jinping speaks of a country that has moved beyond the single-minded pursuit of economic greatness, to one prioritizing the happiness of the people.
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This Goya etching speaks of the trade in stealing teeth, but here I think the artist is referring to the theft of teeth for use in witchcraft and sorcery.
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He speaks of having been obsessed with studying, for instance, and of starving himself, and of the violence of his father, whom we have seen treat him only lovingly.
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Katie Wright became a vocal anti-vaccinationist and accused Autism Speaks of failing to sufficiently investigate the widely disputed hypothesis that thimerosal, a mercury-based vaccine preservative, causes autism.
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Hillary Clinton often speaks of her husband's retail political skills as being vastly superior to hers; at one point in his life, they were better than pretty much anyone's.
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He speaks of 1,200 years of foreign rule because, for his [Hindu right-wing] party, all the Muslim invasions and rulers of India over its history were also foreign.
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She speaks of a close community within the company and describes being hired for the role over Twitter due to the stellar work published on her own blog Arched Eyebrow.
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Baker speaks of filing another lawsuit, but without his old fervor; he has received anonymous death threats from neighbors who felt betrayed by their low compensation from the earlier settlement.
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Mr Xi speaks of a "new type of great-power relations", suggesting that China can co-exist with America without the kind of rivalry that caused the two world wars.
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It is a large formatted 15-page-long comic full of experienced reflection, free of hardened hatred, with a text that speaks of the aftermath of the horror and heartbreak.
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Mr Tal likes the teachings of Buddhism, but the tattoo on his forearm speaks of the Kabbalah (Jewish mysticism), and he wears a Star of David on a beaded necklace.
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Any suspicion of tryhard vibes kills BDE, as does the kind of cockiness that speaks of insecurity: the true BDE-haver is respectful to those around them, but with swagger.
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I'd wish to impart that to all of my previous and future selves: when you hear anything troll or kindness, remember who's saying it and what that speaks of them.
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Switzerland is hoping to use an article of its 2002 free movement agreement with the European Union that speaks of remedies in the case of serious economic or social difficulties.
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"Topa speaks of the centuries that unite us to Basques and Latin Americans, of everything that we share, of the footprint that we left and left us," Mr. Aduriz said.
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In Egypt, President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi rarely speaks of the Palestinians and has embraced Mr. Trump as a rare American leader who does not criticize his human rights record.
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He has no personal life to speak of, or at least none that he speaks of; his entire sense of himself is built on how well he does his job.
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In this time of political distrust, the American people could use an indication that our politicians are capable of the "awe and majesty" that Portia speaks of (Shakespeare IV.i.186).
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Offred gets a brief reprieve to visit the doctor's office in which the doctor (Kristian Bruun) cheerily speaks of the weather and the heirloom tomatoes that grow in his garden.
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This is an important qualification, and the reason for which, when Richard Spencer speaks of the alt-right as "a sort of white Zionism," he is promoting a despicable lie.
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The Hebrew Bible speaks of Jews as the "nation of Israel" and "a holy nation," and Jews across the world share cultural, linguistic and historical as well as religious bonds.
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The commander in chief, who has been known for decades as a fan of flattery and who speaks of himself in superlatives, even indulged in a bit of self-congratulation.
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"A reality that speaks of the collusion of authorities with organized crime in Veracruz, for it is impossible to see what we found without the participation of authorities," she said.
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At a time when everyone speaks of a "one-state reality" and "no partner for peace," Odeh refuses to give in to the region's default positions of despair and suspicion.
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To cheat in such a way as to avoid being held accountable for cheating exists on a different plane than the "high crimes and misdemeanors" that the Constitution speaks of.
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She has made work that speaks of her experience of becoming a mother, creating narratives about the African deity Yemaja, a mother spirit and patron saint, especially of pregnant women.
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And Carlson has responded to Trump's simian bullying exactly the way a Beta male should, by showing deference; Carlson's article speaks of Trump with great respect as a supposed truth-teller.
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Mr Nilekani speaks of a "WhatsApp moment" for Indian banking, in which newcomers usurp sleepy banking incumbents, much as the American messaging app deprived telecoms operators of revenues from text messages.
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With its sparse drums and expansive, multi-layered guitar set to Read's vivid lyrics, it speaks of intense yearning and bittersweet melancholia, of being trapped in a fog of anxious sleeplessness.
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It speaks of the importance of offering affordable housing and emphasizes the "economic opportunities if Cincinnati is prepared to market itself" to businesses seeking to set up outside disaster-prone areas.
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Prince William speaks of the press having "lost its sense of decency," coupled with footage of Diana being hounded and politely but firmly pleading with photographers to respect her children's privacy.
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The Count speaks of "humbling" himself before his slaves, but the cross he hopes to join them under is just another means of control, the promises of salvation just another shackle.
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Mr Wilson-Lee speaks of the "exquisite strangeness" of the fact that "ravaged by physical hardship and fever" they should reach "for lines written for Elizabethan Londoners several hundred years earlier".
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Mitchell knew early that he wanted to become a dancer, but, probably because of the "fallacy" he speaks of, he studied just about every technique except ballet: tap, jazz, modern dance.
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If, as seems more likely, tax cuts have to be genuinely revenue-neutral, Mr Trump, who often speaks of slashing business taxes to 15%, will need to drastically curtail his ambition.
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In his novel " Exit Ghost ," from 2007, Philip Roth speaks of how radically changed New York City appears to a reclusive writer who has been away from it for a decade.
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While the new government has committed to maintain the "status quo," it rarely speaks of the '92 consensus, the political terms inclusive of both Taiwan and the mainland as one China.
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All of tech, and really much of the automotive industry, speaks of driverless cars with the gravitas of inevitability: In the future, driving yourself will be more foreign than you think.
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And Lap Chi Chu's lighting speaks of a time when a shaft of sun, or the sight of a loved one wreathed in candlelight, might be perceived as a heavenly communication.
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He speaks of "the monument / in the central highlands of the country" — Brasília, the newly founded modernist capital — as a glistening landscape of "eternal spring," where children beg on their knees.
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To the Editor: This new tribalism David Brooks speaks of is familiar in that it is driven by an evolutionary fear of difference — in race, ethnicity, culture, convention and social norms.
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In one interview, Mr. Assange explains the need to balance principles and pragmatism, and in another he speaks of the necessity of a global outlook in trying to change the world.
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Most of you know it, Roosevelt speaks of those who strive, who dare to do great things, who sometimes win and sometimes come up short but always relish a good fight.
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Mourvèdre from Bandol has a broader, sunnier quality that speaks of Provence, while the high-toned nebbiolo of Barolo can be from nowhere else but the Piedmont region of northwestern Italy.
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But because Haaland is a rare Native voice in Congress, when she speaks of sacred sites, she is not speaking about something she has learned about but something she has known.
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Adela, the film's other subject, speaks of her daughter Monica, a college student who disappeared and is suspected of being kidnapped by human traffickers with the help of the local authorities.
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He speaks of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the need for young people to vote — also expressed in his knockout short video "The Grip of Power" (2016) — the environment, and music.
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"It's about who talks about me, or who speaks of me, or who invokes my name when I'm not in the room," said Women's March organizer Linda Sarsour on the panel.
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He speaks of his time working for Dr. David Satcher, the former Surgeon General of the United States, when they convened a national consensus process on sexual health and responsible sexual behavior.
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RELATED: Sanders looks forward after big weekend Sanders proudly speaks of never running a negative campaign ad in his political career, and his campaign has not run any advertising directly attacking Clinton.
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The ensemble scenes alternate with monologue sequences in which Ms. Bassett's character speaks of a world in years to come that is plagued (nay, nearly destroyed) by flood, famine, fire and pestilence.
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While the Times story speaks of metadata, sources suggest that a FISA warrant was granted to look at the full content of emails and other related documents that may concern US persons.
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The portrait feels emotionally honest, and it speaks of Michelle Obama's character through the language of symbolism, from the mountain-like composition of her pose to the abstractions on her Milly dress.
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This passion speaks of my use of color in a tender way and also can evoke loss and tell you about a new kind of happiness, living with a history of screams.
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Ye knows this; he calls them apparel as opposed to fashion and speaks of slowly and intentionally building on and evolving his aesthetic of thoughtfully considered military basics rendered in neutral tones.
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When Trump speaks of a wall, his followers understand this to mean both a physical structure (which may or may not actually be constructed) and, more importantly, a conceptual exclusion from participation.
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She demands that Susan watch a graphic video of her Thai surgery, but speaks of womanhood in shallow clichés, happily embracing the sort of sexist stereotypes Faludi has spent her life fighting.
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Dean Janusz Kozinski speaks of trying to create "Renaissance engineers," in the manner of Leonardo da Vinci, and has set the ambitious goal of a student body that is 50 percent female.
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I've watched about everything hoping he'd come around and start to represent a great leader.. .. Could give a damn about the backbone he speaks of to defend himself when questioned about it.
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As Donald J. Trump speaks of building walls and barring Muslims from entering the U.S., it's interesting to note that the supreme symbol of American immigration was first conceived to be Arab.
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In a video promoting the Yayoi Kusama exhibit at the Moderna Museet, the narrator speaks of the artist's hallucinations, depressions, and obsessive-compulsive disorders, all of which have colored her artistic development.
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In one of his YouTube videos, Rodger, the sadistic virgin, talks about his failure to win the affection of women and speaks of his intent to kill hot sorority girls one day.
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Mr. Irwin speaks of subjects as diverse and interrelated as the pronunciation of "Godot," Beckett's Irishness, his "sensitivity to violence," and the "mobility" of the pronouns he uses, turning self into splinters.
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He knows full well that when Breitbart speaks of "conservatism" it does not mean the Christian Democratic Party of Chancellor Angela Merkel, the head of the government to which he is accredited.
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Mattie, his narrator in "True Grit," may be voicing Mr. Portis's own feelings when she speaks of the reporters who had sought her out to tell them her story of Rooster Cogburn.
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Like a Fabergé egg or a Persian miniature, it speaks of an irretrievable past, when time moved differently, craftsmanship involved bygone tools and art was experienced more rarely and with fewer distractions.
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In the eighties, Bolsonaro's father, an itinerant dentist, went to work among the tens of thousands of prospectors at the Serra Pelada gold mine, a brutal place that Bolsonaro speaks of nostalgically.
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But it speaks of maybe a broader underlying trend that may be developing, so in order to not lose control the Fed is going to have to stay on top of that.
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He earned it by creating Brunswick, which Mr. Parker envisioned as a global, full-service corporate advice firm in the image of McKinsey and Goldman Sachs, two companies he speaks of reverently.
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He speaks of asking Apple's Tim Cook to build new manufacturing plants in the U.S. He talks of his plans to renegotiate any future military contracts to make sure they have fixed prices.
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It could have been a whole different life for the sprinter, Bolt speaks of his conversion from the game of cricket to track and field, after his coach noticed how fast he ran.
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Not surprisingly, when Miller talks about comedy, he speaks of both its curative powers—an "escapist drug" he helps bring to others—and its practical, real-world, capitalistic applications, all with equal sincerity.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, who speaks of her years as a single mother juggling two young children with work and law school, has a plan to establish a network of government-subsidized childcare facilities.
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Misogyny, machísmo, rape culture, hyperfemininity, and generational trauma — combined with a culture that speaks of mental health only in whispers and behind closed doors — have historically made Latinas especially vulnerable to suicidal ideation.
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In a minute-long clip confusingly geotagged to The White House, an emotional Truaxe speaks of "major criminal activity" from the backseat of a car, next to two men he says are colleagues.
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But, recalling the same denials during last summer's near departure of debt-laden Greece, one speaks of a "Room B", where a fire-fighting team of EU lawyers and experts will be ready.
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As indignant as he is when he describes his brutal treatment (beatings and torture were frequent, as was extreme isolation), he also frequently speaks of his understanding of his captors' virulent anti-Americanism.
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While Davis may have hoped Preston would have seen into some of the lives of African-Americans through the vivid displays, the klansman speaks of the artifacts, the old cabins, buildings and rifles.
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When Dewey talks about protecting the homeland, or Kalloor speaks of the importance of protecting consumer data, the words carry no real conviction, on the part of either the characters or the filmmakers.
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Ms. McNeely produced the work at a time when she was battling a return of cancer: The image of a woman leaping through the air in an adjoining panel speaks of her recovery.
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Mobile homes and trailer parks are widely popular in this city, and this reflects some famous people from this city, such as Eminem, who often speaks of the poor conditions in this city.
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He speaks of what he calls "the college swindle": the notion that a degree from a third-rate university will give you much of an advantage in terms of income or anything else.
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As her mother chops onions, Anne again discusses the matter of the diaries, only now it is her father whom she speaks of in the past tense, before bursting into tears of grief.
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But when Trump speaks of a homelessness "crisis," he refers not to the conditions that create homelessness, like sub-living wages or the lack of affordable housing, nor to the experience of homelessness.
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Each man speaks of hero worship that evolved into feeling like he was Jackson's special friend, then into confidence that Jackson loved him, and, eventually, confidence that he was in love with Jackson.
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The scene is stunningly beautiful, but it also speaks of grief; ultimately the punishing forces of gentrification not only rob Jimmie of his home but also jeopardizes his relationship with his best friend.
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This is the hipster racist Clemmons speaks of, and I'll speak for the majority of black folks in saying that we dislike you almost more than the hick that brandishes "nigga" like a sword.
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The wedge pattern Henrich speaks of consists of two trend lines: One that runs along the S&P's highs and a second that runs along its lows, that look to meet sometime in 2017.
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Selim Jabbouri, the Sunni parliamentary speaker who hails from the Muslim Brotherhood, speaks of establishing a cross-confessional party in the 2018 elections and canvasses in Shia as well as Sunni parts of Iraq.
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A chamfered edge on the exterior of the cups catches glints of light in a pretty and inviting fashion, and the art deco-style Neumann logo speaks of the company's nearly century-long history.
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The passage speaks of a prophecy that legendary hero Azor Ahai will be reborn to save the world from the enemies of the Lord of Light, which many believe to be the White Walkers.
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A popular one (pictured) that speaks of "Chestnuts roasting on an open Fire, Jack Frost nipping at your nose, Yuletide carols in the choir…." was in fact penned on a blistering day in Chicago.
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" The Oscar-winning actor Paul Leonard Newman did indeed hail from Connecticut, and she speaks of traveling with him "across [the] country from stage to stage and movie set to movie set from birth.
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Carlos Guerrero, 55, said he had been willing to "look the other way" on many of Mr. Trump's speeches — including "the way he speaks of Latin people" — because he liked Mr. Trump's overall message.
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The far-right party led by 43-year-old Santiago Abascal, who speaks of "reconquering" Spain in terms that echo the medieval wars between Christian and Moorish forces, rocketed from 24 to 5003 seats.
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The text mostly comes from Nin's memoirs, in which she speaks of love affairs in 1930s Paris; and also some disturbing passages from "Incest," a journal about her charged relationship with her abusive father.
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Vice Japan shot a documentary on Kohn and his squad, where he discusses growing up in the Japanese projects and speaks of his gratitude to their mentor, the Japanese underground hip-hop producer 318.
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Senator Cory Booker, the confrontation-averse vegan who speaks of "radical love" and bipartisan possibilities, slipped into his best performative listening face, turning his body toward Ms. Warren, on his left, during her responses.
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Thomas Haldenwang, the new domestic intelligence chief, speaks of a "new dynamic on the right" and announced recently that he would increase the number of agents dealing with the far right by 50 percent.
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State Senator George A. Amedore Jr., one of Lumberyard's many political supporters, sees the organization as integral to the revitalization of the region, and speaks of the tourists and other businesses it might attract.
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She talks to the man next to her on the flight; he speaks of dying pets and troubled children, the nature of lying and oboes, trivia he knows about pilots and medieval torture devices.
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He has also tried to project himself as technologically savvy and future-thinking; he speaks of transforming Mexico from a manufacturing economy to a "knowledge economy," and he launched his campaign with a hackathon.
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Erdogan often speaks of ancient battles won by the Ottomans, and he keeps putting up all those 16th-century-style mosques in tribute to a period when they ruled the greatest empire on earth.
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And yet he seems to be in a state of confused denial—about, we presume, the recent death of his wife of some fifty years, Madeleine, whom Anne speaks of in the past tense.
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For "Animals Strike Curious Poses" speaks of and for the voiceless hordes with whom we share the earth, shows us how we make sense of them and, crucially, how they make sense for us.
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It starts with the eldest man telling the mythology of the camel to the youngest in the tribe; he speaks of the animal's importance, its beauty, and how essential it is to their lives.
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He speaks of a devious conspiracy by a clique within the army, and he encourages people to take to the streets, take over key places and airports in the country and stop the military.
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When he speaks of the as-yet-untitled solo EP he's been tinkering away at recently, that emphatic quality becomes especially apparent: "It's scary," he says, he says of the new material, his voice quickening.
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But if you count the guitars that hang in a row on a wall of the guest bedroom — he speaks of them with a pride that can be described only as paternal — the number swells.
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As he darts between battlefields hundreds of kilometres apart, he speaks of victories in Beihan, which have reconnected the road from his headquarters in Marib to southern Yemen, and in the Jawf region (see map).
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And the image of many immigrants scrambling toward a border fence, shown as the narrator speaks of "building a wall on our southern border," is not actually of Mexico, but from Morocco, as Politifact reported.
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"He's the only politician who speaks of the downtrodden," said Jennifer, an actor, who swore she would write Bernie onto the ballot paper in November even if his rival, Hillary Clinton, wins the Democratic nomination.
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In Heine's poem "Mit Myrten und Rosen," which Schumann set in his Liederkreis Opus 24, the narrator speaks of his songs as mute and lifeless, waiting for the "spirit of love" that will rekindle them.
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The Nigerian-American producer Chino Amobi grew up in Virginia, the site of the first permanent British settlement, and often speaks of the outsider's gaze with which he approached a state so steeped in history.
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"He speaks of collective punishment," Amos Harel, a military affairs analyst for the newspaper Haaretz, said of Mr. Lieberman's threats to penalize the families and communities in the occupied West Bank from which attackers hail.
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There is something profoundly disturbing in Trump's conduct today when he tries to demonize and criminalize Hillary Clinton and speaks of her regularly with rage-filled and hateful words that are unworthy of any president.
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An opera review on Friday about the production of "La Fanciulla del West" at the New York City Opera misidentified the character whom Minnie addresses when she speaks of her parents' love for each other.
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Mr. Ryan, a Wisconsin conservative a generation younger, still speaks of trying to broaden the Republican Party's appeal to minorities and has fought to move the president away from protectionist policies and racially divisive messaging.
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The fact that I could have been naïve enough to believe that I existed outside of history speaks, of course, to my tremendous privilege as a white man, living in the wealthiest country on earth.
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Mao Mountain Journal MAO MOUNTAIN, China — Far from the smog-belching power plants of nearby cities, on a hillside covered in solar panels and blossoming magnolias, Yang Shihua speaks of the need for a revolution.
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"The outlook statement from the new CEO speaks of adapting and thriving in an evolving market, but the company is not replacing the revenues it is deriving from its existing customers," Liberum analyst Ben Williams said.
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The juxtaposition is often instructional; early on, when Cunningham speaks of how he drew from ballet to choreograph leg movements but modern dance for the torso, the subsequent dance sequence illustrates this for the lay viewer.
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Her tribe's leader at the village of Mother's Crown speaks of a goddess, and how everyone should pray to her for answers, with corrupted robots posing an increasing threat to the safety of the human colonies.
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That's not to say the Miamians are clones of New York's ballet companies; their high energy has a warm sunniness that surely speaks of Florida, and — even by ballet standards — they have an exceptionally youthful quality.
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The book is a quick, hard-to-follow read about Bob Honey, an aging man who "most often speaks of himself in the third person" and works as a septic tank entrepreneur and government contract killer.
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Small wonder that Grace speaks of being reduced to one of Frank's "fictions," given that he refers to her as his barren English mistress when she is discovered over time to be none of those things.
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In "Dumbo," Burton takes this self-referential impulse to a startling level through the representation of its Walt Disney-style impresario — who speaks of magic and mystique — and then by lighting the whole shebang on fire.
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WEEKEND An opera review on Friday about the production of "La Fanciulla del West" at the New York City Opera misidentified the character whom Minnie addresses when she speaks of her parents' love for each other.
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Within Labour, the grainy left-wing argot that Corbyn speaks—of "industrial democracy" and the "propertied classes"—recalls a set of ideas that were last abroad in the Party at the turn of the nineteen-eighties.
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Ginghina speaks of injuring his leg during a soccer match many years earlier, and how after several procedures he realized he would never play the game he loved at the level to which he had aspired.
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Rodrigues continually speaks of the believers as miserable, suffering, living and dying as beasts; he sees them as human and worthy of salvation, but not exactly as people so much as a mass that needs tending.
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" The document speaks of "the need to train the brother who is over 30 years of age and who has a difficult attitude to change and improve his attitude to the better in circumstances such as these.
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That newest album, Escape (out today on Prophecy Productions) is a delirious concept that speaks of disappearance and of moving on, and it's an album that shows maturity and expansion and feels far more complete for it.
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His words speak of the mysteries and potential of a late night and the music––spare and elegant; an immaculate, impenetrable surface––speaks of the frazzled sheen of those hours, the thrum of sex in the air.
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Saradar speaks of how lucky she feels — to exit Syria with her family intact, and to have proficiency in English, which landed her a job as a medical translator and her current role as a Global Guide.
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Macron speaks of a country where "our institutions, our system … are ancient, tired," where the promises from "les trentes glorieuses"—the three decades of economic growth and social democratic consensus after World War II—cannot be fulfilled.
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Donald Trump, the Republican candidate, has sharply criticised the Iran deal and speaks of the need to wage "a war against radical Islam", yet also says America should refrain from intervening abroad and work better with Russia.
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With "Eichmann in Jerusalem" she no longer speaks of radical evil, but of the banality of evil, that matter of fact way that the officer Eichmann and other Nazis pursued the day-to-day operations of genocide.
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The industry standard of 6 percent that Mr. Piliero speaks of has been what is typically paid for Dramatist Guild arrangements for Broadway shows, post-recoupment, and covers the music, lyrics and book, according to entertainment lawyers.
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On "Under the Sun"—which features Kadiata, a producer and MC who also lives south of the river—Solomon speaks of spilling champagne onto stage floors, of not sleeping and not dreaming, of finding himself in Paris.
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" All this is in the first issue alone, which Sirius speaks of almost dismissively: "Despite being a pretty ratty-assed first issue on newsprint, which we mostly gave away for free, it got a pretty good response.
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The Constitution speaks of "our posterity" for a reason: We are a nation of immigrants, but when people think about the undiscovered America of the future, its strongest claim on them is one their own descendants make.
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"That Duterte continues to enjoy an unprecedented 80 percent popularity after three years speaks of his understanding of the reality on the ground, specifically of the yearning of the vast sections of the poor," Mr. Casiple said.
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She speaks of living in New York City in the late '50s as a single woman, and of working as a secretary at the publisher Grove Press, where she met the poet Allen Ginsberg, a lifelong friend.
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" Luiz Calainho, the president of L21 Participacões, a Brazilian entertainment holding company that is a partner with Blue Note on the venture, speaks of building a "strong bridge between our music and music all over the world.
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Coming from someone with his background, however, those views have far more power than when they are stated by someone like House Speaker Paul D. Ryan, who also speaks of the social safety net becoming a hammock.
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Sondland speaks of two quid pro quo bargains that Trump hoped to strike with Ukraine, the aid-for-an-investigation bargain and a related attempt to trade a White House meeting with Trump for such an investigation.
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And though they appear to have been alone, when Victoria (Megan Charpentier), the older girl, recovers her ability to talk, she speaks of someone named "Mama" who looked after the sisters during their time in the wilderness.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Democrat of New York, speaks of a top marginal tax rate of 70 percent on income over $10 million, and instead of getting laughed out of town, she prompts a serious public debate.
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And then each speaks of the confusion, anger, and devastation that followed when he was replaced in the center of Jackson's attention by another boy, and the years of psychological and emotional fallout from the alleged abuse.
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"Whether it's a football team with a racial slur for its name, or a phrase used by a presidential candidate that speaks of the forced, deadly confinement of America's original peoples, we are regularly an afterthought," she said.
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Often sporting a tweed suit that speaks of a bygone era of glorious British countryside and P.G. Wodehouse novels, Rees-Mogg ticks all the boxes of the British elite class:Â Son of a former Times editor and peer?
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President Muhammadu Buhari, elected in 2015 on a platform of fixing a country mismanaged for decades, frequently speaks of ending Nigeria's dependency on oil exports by boosting food production, repeating his mantra: "We must produce what we eat".
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And your work speaks of a president who committed countless acts of obstruction of justice that in my opinion and that of many other prosecutors, had it been anyone else in the country, they would have been indicted.
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She also speaks of Modern Fertility's medical advisory board, which includes five medical doctors, including reproductive endocrinologists Nataki Douglas, a former associate professor at Columbia University Medical Center, and Scott Nelson, a professor at the University of Glasgow.
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Freud's Civilization and its Discontents, like parts of Max Weber's work, speaks of something different: a chastened recognition of deep wells of violence and a hope that, however unjust, however compromised, the liberal state might restrain those impulses.
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She's meditating on the tensions women face in a world that speaks of gender equality but in which women still bear the greater burdens of balancing career and family, even with a forward-thinking husband like Barack Obama.
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When the contralto speaks of her love pains, Ms. Axelsen staggers slightly, as if in physical distress; when the two lovers' voices express sadness, the dancers cover their faces and curve forward, as if weighed down by emotion.
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Trump supporters should think long and hard as to why we should all give our new president a chance while the White House adviser Stephen K. Bannon speaks of taking us back to a country of one culture.
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"It speaks of a greater presence of Chinese officials, of Chinese law, of Chinese values in the heart of Hong Kong," Simon N. M. Young, a law professor at the University of Hong Kong, said in an interview.
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Debbie Koopman, a retired child care worker who saw O'Rourke speak in Mount Vernon, said she'd walked away from his soaring speech without much sense of his solutions for health care, a topic that he often speaks of broadly.
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Some of them are more inward and contemplative, and what I like to call "rainy-day," and some are more outward and social and looking for connection with the outside world, which to me speaks of sunlight and leadership.
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The exhibition's title is a direct reference to lines of Rickey Laurentiis's meditative poem "Boy with Thorn," which speaks of reclaiming the black male body from a history of toxic masculinity born out of the fight to survive racism.
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And while I believe that all of the blame rests on Donald Trump himself -- a man who speaks of leadership while taking no responsibility for the impact of his words -- that fact is absolutely irrelevant for public safety agencies.
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The Observer's Laura Cumming's remark that Khakhar "had no fluency or touch with the brush" speaks of a staggering ignorance of art outside the white Western male canon, and implies that everything else exists only in relation to it.
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Ms. Howard's Cassandra — looking like a burned bride in a singed white dress, its bodice twined in twigs (costumes are by Marte Johanne Ekhougen) — brings a spark of vitality, but even that flickers when she speaks of future atrocities.
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" The suspect in the shooting, which killed at least 22 people on Saturday, has been tied to a racist, anti-immigrant manifesto that was posted online just before the attack began and speaks of a "Hispanic invasion of Texas.
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Voters around the country should not hesitate to ask him why he speaks of taxing the rich and income inequality in such lofty terms, but refuses to take a hard stand to eliminate the problem under his own nose.
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The developer who made tenants miserable so they would move out allowing him to build luxury condos, became the president who downplayed hurricane deaths in Puerto Rico, and now barely speaks of those stricken and killed by the coronavirus.
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Never let it go For Trump's critics, his refusal to let a fight go -- even ones that he has won -- speaks of a brittle personality that is not just off-putting but is dangerous in a commander in chief.
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The matter-of-fact way that his mother speaks of that episode in her life is the same way he is forever asking actors in rehearsal to deliver lines that might otherwise seem to call for screaming or crying.
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By the end of Act I, in a departure from the novel and the beginning of the opera's more glaring politics, she speaks of sexual abuses against children in Victorian-era Britain and vows to rewrite history for women.
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Its narrator speaks of a "new sense of urgency" driven by the "realization that our energy-consuming way of life may be causing climatic changes, with adverse consequences for us all" — like famine, flooding, waves of climate refugees and extreme weather.
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Although the event description speaks of the "the purported relaxing effects of a tea gathering" (emphasis mine), taking time out to drink freshly brewed tea and gaze at a Chinese bamboo garden sounds like a welcome respite from the wearying world.
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ARM, the company responsible for the blueprints that go into every smartphone processor, speaks of having to deal with a "China speed" of doing business, which is characterized by contracting the development periods required for each new product by months.
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Given how popular streaming is now, and perhaps the fact that Buick himself says he no longer owns a CD player, he thinks that speaks of a gap in the market, addressing some of the fragmentation in the streaming industry.
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This collection is not only revelatory but will endow the city with a body of work that speaks of mostly New Yorker outsider notions of beauty, power, and sex that still fit in very well with Los Angeles's own underground traditions.
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WILLIAMS: So Jesse, I mean, the counter argument and the one I feel to heart is the president often speaks of immigrants as if they&aposre all gang members, all criminals, and making his argument against -- WATTERS: No, he doesn&apost.
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While Farrakhan hasn't explicitly endorsed Trump, he speaks of him in effusive terms, while being sharply critical of Trump's likely general-election rival, Hillary Clinton, who he's compared to Satan and called a "wicked woman" responsible for the destruction of Libya.
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Francis, who frequently speaks of his concern for the poor, appeared to be referring to the kind of grueling labor often done by poor migrants in rich countries across the world, but also to many other workers on precarious contracts.
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From encouraging young Mexican women to leap into business and tech, to helping each student find a job, Torres speaks of the hope, security and routine that every Hola Coder gathers as they become immersed in Mexican life through this community.
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The Russian Orthodox Church takes a stronger stand on these issues in public than Pope Francis, who supports these teachings but often speaks of other issues such as poverty and protecting the environment, which were also mentioned in the text.
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"The world's religions are regarded in some ways as the first environmental campaigners, as every theology speaks of a respect for nature, and a duty to care for the earth," said Elkin, who wrote a Master's thesis on Buddhism and conservation.
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Even if he does not manage to achieve the elusive goal of denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, his legacy will almost certainly be bolstered by helping to improve the lives of the North Korean people he so fervently speaks of.
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When he speaks of how the sculptor Vito Acconci wishes to "interrogate the broader culture" in his work — as hoary an art-criticism cliché as exists — you may begin to interrogate your GPS device for a road out of here.
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Though he speaks of the epic interdisciplinary exhibition he is currently presenting in Los Angeles in lofty mythological terms relating to a singular heroic journey, it is the sweep of humanity's collective historical experience that truly animates The 14th Factory.
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He speaks of a housewife in Sirsi, Karnataka, who runs a successful business manufacturing jackfruit bars; of a farmer who exports jackfruit pulp used in ice cream; and of a labourer who runs a jackfruit poppadom industry in Moodabidri, Karnataka.
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But, but, but: When Alibaba founder Jack Ma speaks of wanting to help expand China's middle class, as he often does, including in this 2015 speech at Stanford, they are not mere words, says Shanghai-based Jonathan Woetzel of McKinsey.
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The size of the round speaks of the opportunity that investors see right now to grow more regional transportation services — both in direct competition with Uber and incumbent forms of transportation, as well as to tap a very big opportunity.
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This time, as he drives by a line of buildings destroyed in combat, he speaks of feeling a mix of pride in the advances of his forces and of sadness for what the war had done to civilians, especially children.
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It transcended Jack's death by widowmaker heart attack, and even though Rebecca is happily married to Jack's best friend Miguel (Jon Huertas), it's clear from the way Rebecca speaks of her late husband that Jack will always be her true love.
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The journalist Katherine Boo, who wrote about a Mumbai slum in her National Book Award-winning "Behind the Beautiful Forevers," and has reported on poverty and disability, often speaks of the "earned fact" — the research necessary before making a claim.
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"Huckabee speaks of the sort of things that would suggest my family is morally beneath his and uses language that has a profoundly negative impact upon young people all across this country," Owen wrote in an email obtained by MusicRow.
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By limiting self-expression, having superficial debates about who gets to use the bathroom, holding on to bigoted ideas about gay men donating blood, and by adhering to an ideology that speaks of hate toward the LGBTQ community, you are complicit.
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Barnier speaks of a willingness to look at various options but EU officials also stress that greater access to EU markets will mean accepting greater costs, closer to EU membership, and question whether Britain can find a political consensus on that.
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Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE (R-Ala.), who Trump speaks of reverently.
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Garland speaks of facing harassment from a young age, receiving death threats after winning a historic victory in a 303 lawsuit involving sexual harassment at the game store she worked at, and being raped while attending a Canadian sci-fi convention.
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In his brilliant book The Poetics of Space, Gaston Bachelard speaks of Baudelaire's frequent use of the word "vast," which is, Bachelard claims, one of the most Baudelairian of words: one that, for this poet, defines the infinite experience of an intimate space.
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The book opens with a woman returning from London to Madrid after a visit to her son, who has been diagnosed with cancer; during the flight she confides in a fellow passenger who, en route to Dakar, speaks of his own children.
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The pre-eminence of the likes of Mr Altmaier in today's CDU speaks of how far the party has moved towards 1968 values—and helps to explain why Kohl-era traditionalists (especially in the CSU) bridle at the party's shifts under Mrs Merkel.
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People are over the facts or the truth, and although art has always been held up as something not real or 'true,' I think it speaks of the truth in a humble way that does shape people individually and as a group.
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There is no space here for her to explore a sexual reality beyond one centered around men; even as he speaks of wanting her to break free of male expectations that may be placed on her, he centers on men and masculinity.
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Sanders would have won in 85033 because he believes in a dream that most Americans share, speaks of his dream with words most Americans trust and offers real plans to make the dream come true that Americans can understand, respect and support.
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Sanders often speaks of the need to address greenhouse gas emissions and global warming, and has used his early advocacy on the issue -- including his long-time opposition to the Keystone XL Pipeline -- to appeal to liberals in his bid against Hillary Clinton.
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In the Six of Crows duology, one character mercilessly gouges out an enemy's eye, much to the horror of the colleagues surrounding him; another speaks of being repeatedly raped and beaten in her time as an underage prostitute imprisoned in a cruel brothel.
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MGM owns the archives of "The Apprentice" and Wang wants the company to hand over all documents, video or audio that feature Zervos or Trump talking about Zervos and any recording in which Trump speaks of women in a sexual or inappropriate manner.
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"[Wraithmachine], the second album of the Datacode project relies on the story of the first LP, error-0x17, that speaks of a hypothetical working system that at some point short-circuits and begins to create multiple errors of data," Datacode tells Creators.
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There is disapproval in her voice when she speaks of the Democratic nominee, if also a trace of respect, and she strains to recognize the independent young woman whose decision not to change her last name so alienated rural Arkansans back in 1980.
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") Nonetheless, "Summer in the Forest" remains captivating (it's a fine companion to "Becoming Bulletproof," another exceptional recent documentary about those with disabilities), particularly when Mr. Vanier speaks of his mission to bring all people together — hence the group's name in French, "the ark.
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While "The Most Dangerous Year" can be intensely personal — Knowlton speaks of the pain she felt watching visitors to a strawberry festival sign the petition for the anti-transgender ballot measure — it is primarily an informational documentary, not a film with artistic pretensions.
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That anger flares searingly when Honey fails to address Frankie's father (James Waterston) as "sir," and he speaks of Honey as one of the "biggity, worthless" black men (the noun he uses is unprintable) who have gotten above their station during the war.
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Later, though, as she pauses in her descriptions of the pictures she pulls from her files, she speaks of "how many people are dead, and how many people struggled," and you can feel how her work has revealed some truths about that.
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She speaks of Zagajewski's need as a Polish intellectual "to create space for independent mind and spirit" during the Cold War; she suggests that this is something we "might give thought to" here in America, seemingly unaware that serious people already do.
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He speaks of a sense of duty — he was named for an uncle who died in World War II — and he has loved the "buzz" he feels at the public hospital when he doesn't know what patient he's going to operate on next.
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When he speaks of "the administrative state," he is drawing on a concept that has been elucidated at length by John Marini, a political scientist at the University of Nevada, Reno, whom a number of the Trumpists regard as an intellectual mentor.
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And across the aisle, a septuagenarian socialist Brooklynite, who speaks of revolution and only recently warmed to combs, is threatening the coronation of the former first lady and secretary of state once considered the surest non-incumbent bet for a nomination in modern times.
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Gordon Getty, 83, rarely speaks of his famous family, but in a new documentary, Gordon Getty: There Will Be Music, now playing at Cinema Village in New York City, he opens up about his father and how music became his salvation from the fabled curse.
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BASHIQA, Iraq (Reuters) - Abu Mahmoud, part of a 2,500-man predominantly Sunni Arab force pulled together to launch an offensive against Islamic State in the Iraqi city of Mosul, has heard from relatives the group has been threatening to behead anyone who speaks of "liberation".
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Donald Trump, he said, in an appearance intended to publicise his forthcoming book, "lies constantly", runs his administration like a mob boss, treats and speaks of women like they are "pieces of meat" and is, for these and other reasons, "morally unfit" to be president.
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Citing first vice minister of foreign affairs Kim Kye Gwan, North Korea's central news agency also said the fate of the U.S.-North Korea summit as well as bilateral relations "would be clear" if Washington speaks of a Libya-style denuclearization for the North.
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Under Mr Corbyn—who expressed admiration for Hugo Chávez, speaks of "friends" in Hamas and Hizbullah and has appointed a shadow chancellor who lists among his hobbies "fermenting [sic] the overthrow of capitalism"—Labour has ceased to be a credible alternative to the Tories.
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In an election marked by much scapegoat-seeking anger, voters could soon be facing a stark choice: Will they favor a candidate who speaks of the nation as a system of problems without a face, like a complicated engine needing dozens of intricate repairs?
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Another Facebook post from friend J. Marshall Craig — who is handling the family's public pronouncements in the wake of Nick's death — speaks of some of the plans that were in the works, including an upcoming book and a comic based on '90s-era Megadeth.
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" Samantha Power, the United States ambassador to the United Nations, posts a video on Facebook in which she speaks of the world's 65 million displaced people — the largest number since World War II — and says they "are dreaming bigger because you're doing what you're doing.
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It is a dual challenge that does not play to either man's strengths: convincing a zealous collection of young and progressive voters that Mr. Biden — an institutionalist moderate who speaks of record players and long-dead Senate colleagues — is the man to meet the moment.
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Most of you know it: Roosevelt speaks of those who strive, who dare to do great things, who sometimes win and sometimes come up short, but always relish a good fight – a contrast to those cold, timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat.
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By what strange process this achievement of Holbrooke's has been belittled — a review of Packer's book in The New Republic speaks of the "liberal legend," of how "he had solved the riddle of the Balkan Peninsula" — is a conundrum that says much about our times.
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But when he denigrates the unions and the "enormous size of the federal government" and speaks of getting taxpayers "more of their money," the taxpayers in question usually stand ready to turn education, immigration, incarceration, environment and the arts over to Bigly Business. Sad!
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His public explanations are often difficult to grasp because his English is halting, and he is endeavoring to put over difficult, if not obsessive ideas… He speaks of the Kabbala, Robert Fludd, of seeking out the world formula, of the cosmos and the microcosmos.
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Mad Mary expands on that sense of connection near the end when she name checks the neighborhood of the Kiln itself and speaks of "kissing the Kilburn air" — a lovely sentiment that spreads good cheer, even if the play itself lacks the breath of life.
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Part of the reason it may have taken critics so long to reassess King's work is that "horror" implies the lower rungs of emotion King speaks of in Danse Macabre — the gross-outs and the physical gags that play into our understanding of the genre.
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Many of the precious works Saar speaks of, in detail, in Spirit Catcher, have been loaned to the Broad from institutions including Roberts Projects, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the California African American Museum, for their expansive look into the iconic artist's career.
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This is an elegant topographical map of messy loss; that silver line speaks of a sharp line of suffering, and the failures of conventional words and images — so much so that the artist leaves the field surrounding it a black that absorbs all light.
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In a nod to this current mood, this year's World Economic Forum (WEF) is titled "Responsive and Responsible Leadership" and its official agenda describes a "weakening of multiple systems" that has eroded confidence and speaks of a possible "downward spiral" fuelled by protectionism, populism and nativism.
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The fact that Facebook has been making it possible for people to beam their status updates to specific groups — even helping them to suggest how to form these in a practical way — to me really speaks of some of the shortcomings of Twitter in this regard.
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He's not going to drop out of the race, but in the opening paragraph of his statement he speaks of looking forward "to issue-oriented campaigns in the 14 contests to come" — an indication that he'll be ratcheting-down the anti-Clinton rhetoric, not ratcheting it up.
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The broad range of people who went to this year's many anti-austerity protests—those directly affected, of course, but also those who want to help fight for them—speaks of a greater compassion for and awareness of mental health because it's at the root of everything.
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Another book on its shelves is a 2009 volume that claims to depict the extramarital sex lives of China's top leaders, including Mr. Xi. But if Mr. Ho speaks of some leaders and policies with respect and circumspection, his critique of the Chinese Communist Party is scathing.
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During the harrowing scene when Nin speaks of her relationship with her father, recalling his creepy words ("I've met the woman of my life, and it's my daughter"), Odysseus' women slowly removed Ms. Caso's clothing as this vulnerable Nin stood naked, and then lay atop the platform.
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James's brothers—he has seven brothers and sisters, four of them half siblings, though James speaks of them all simply as siblings—had discussed the possibility that James was gay, Richard told me, speaking on the phone from a barbershop, above the metallic hum of clippers.
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And as Mr. Honnold, all eyes and ears and boyish eagerness, brightly speaks of an emotionally isolated childhood and the once "bottomless pit of self-loathing" that has driven him upward, his meticulous preparations to scale El Capitan in Yosemite National Park take on a ritualistic cast.
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Ms. Tlaib speaks of her Palestinian heritage and the cause of Palestine by way of the African-American struggle for civil rights in Detroit, while Ms. Ocasio-Cortez draws circuits of debt linking Puerto Rico, where her mother was born, and the Bronx, where she lives.
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The announcement by Ms. Verma, who often speaks of wanting to "transform" Medicaid, comes as her efforts to let states require adults on Medicaid to work or train for a job — which led to 17,000 people in Arkansas losing coverage in 2018 — are mired in court battles.
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The First Amendment places two limits on the government's interaction with religion: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof" (although the First Amendment speaks of "Congress," the 14th Amendment makes its provisions applicable to the states as well).
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But I do believe it is the hum she speaks of that steadies our partnership, even if our day-to-day shuffle of work and parenting snags the last ounce of romance we were trying to save for those weary moments together after tucking in the children.
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She speaks of a sense of "longing all my life for a place I was not permitted to go until recently," a desire to find out what life is actually like there behind the one-sided depictions imposed on the country and its own self-mythologizing spectacle.
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