Oculus' Go headset arrived this year to split the difference.
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Many of these more political superhero movies split the difference.
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Split the difference, and project them a little over .500.
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So eventually, the Obama administration tried to split the difference.
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Mr. Bayes and his collaborators try to split the difference.
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Brennan tried to split the difference with a new term.
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Finally, drivers implementing a "prudent" strategy will split the difference.
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AMC Theatres On Demand allows the company to split the difference.
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Sartorially, she'd split the difference: black coat, flowered pants, turquoise eyeliner.
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The pitch behind Kibus is an attempt to split the difference.
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So far, McConnell seems to be trying to split the difference.
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Lawmakers decided to split the difference and keep the current law.
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The recipes themselves split the difference between avant-garde and heirloom.
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So I try to split the difference when I identify myself.
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It tried to split the difference between Democratic and Republican positions.
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Once again, You're the Worst figured out how to split the difference.
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Justice Kennedy, from his usual perch in the middle, split the difference.
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Solo's present ad campaign seems a canny effort to split the difference.
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So he split the difference, in true Clinton fashion, with that "almost."
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They essentially split the difference between a still and an animated Gif.
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They agreed to split the difference and open the session on Tuesday.
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Esther Mobley of The San Francisco Chronicle tried to split the difference.
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Or you could split the difference, as financial writer Miranda Marquit does.
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Betting markets roughly split the difference, assigning him a 20% chance of victory.
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Many felt her split-the-difference centrism sucked the life out of politics.
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That Logan manages to split the difference between the two is truly impressive.
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Alternatively, Japan and Russia could split the difference, each taking one large island.
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And hey, you can always split the difference and make cookie dough cookies.
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In the AHCA, Republicans tried to split the difference — and pleased no one.
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" Most press outlets, trying to split the difference, call it a "travel ban.
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Size wise, the device seems to split the difference between the Show and Spot.
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Golden split the difference, voting for abuse of power and against obstruction of Congress.
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Its no wonder that somebody trying to split the difference like harris is floundering.
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Or should you just split the difference the whole night no matter who makes what?
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"Kautsky," he answered, naming Bernstein and Luxemburg's contemporary who split the difference between the two.
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So it's forced to split the difference, and it can't quite capture everything you need.
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I'll just split the difference and say that the cubed root of 90 is 4.5.
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He said he often advised clients to get two appraisals and then split the difference.
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It can be hard to split the difference, and it can be hard to explain.
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And on at least one occasion, a judge has been able to split the difference.
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Dark Souls 2 split the difference, keeping the Estus Flask and bringing back health items.
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If the car is sold for anything above that, Shift and the seller split the difference.
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Nguyen recommends "Never Split the Difference" because it teaches readers how to deal with tough conversations.
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But Jesus Christ Superstar split the difference between its two media with arena-concert-style staging.
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I set out to determine if I could split the difference and feed eight for under $50.
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If I split the difference between 800 and 2,000mL and say you piss 1,600mL a day, that's .
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Tasha Robinson, film and TV editor: I can split the difference between the two of you here.
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It came back and let it strengthen some Tuesday and then kind of split the difference Wednesday.
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So I split the difference and created two loaves, topping one with barbecue and one with ketchup.
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With fitness apps that hoover up more and more data, it can be hard to split the difference.
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It is also slightly different to the original pricing model that saw Nested split the difference 70/30.
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The device, which is designed to split the difference between a smartphone and a smartwatch, is admittedly adorable.
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Voss' book, Never Split The Difference, is a manual for getting your way through empathy rather than aggression.
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For this valuation, I'll split the difference between what I've actually used and what I could have used.
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He issued a split-the-difference statement that recommended both tighter screening and exceptions for green-card holders.
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Many readers wrote that they split the difference: They provide the basics for their kids, but no more.
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With an all-or-nothing provision like the mandate, there is no easy way to split the difference.
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The festival officials split the difference, announcing that Mr. Thielemann would conduct "Lohengrin" as his farewell in 2022.
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"Never Split the Difference: Negotiating as if your Life Depended on it" by Chris Voss with Tahl Raz
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But more than that, fast-casuals split the difference between chef-driven restaurants and multinational fast-food outlets.
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When asked whether Volker had lost his way in dealing with Giuliani, Taylor tried to split the difference.
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Her rulings were often pragmatic and narrow, and her critics said she engaged in split-the-difference jurisprudence.
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So this week in the state of Middle Florida we split the difference between spring break and senior citizens.
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With the dryly named Portable Home Speaker, however, the company looks to split the difference between portable and premium.
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Let's split the difference, hope the movie's at least entertaining, and say $310 million domestically and $900 million worldwide.
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" So maybe split the difference and direct or produce more episodes of "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life?
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You can split the difference by using a hybrid of petroleum-based oil and synthetic and save some money.
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This Is Us tried to split the difference, and it ended up hurting "Super Bowl Sunday" as a whole.
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GOP senators initially balked at the proposal but this provision allows them to split the difference with the president.
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The quad exhaust pipes round out a car that's really trying to split the difference between sporty and practical.
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This is not a call for lazy moderation or lame bipartisan agreements that split the difference between yesterday's obsolete ideas.
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It attempted to split the difference between the ancient Ptolemaic system and the Copernican cosmology that would eventually replace it.
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Either way, it does not point to there being some huge market for that kind of split-the-difference politics.
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It's sharp and colorful, and it seems to split the difference between Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 3D Land.
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" Jokes that adeptly split the difference include "Richard Nixon's Childhood Home Annotated by My Daughter" and "Am I Jared Kushner?
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Hoping to split the difference, I asked the company to send its new Parker Commuter Backpack to take for a spin.
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And a PPP poll split the difference, as 51 percent of its respondents said Clinton won and 40 percent selected Trump.
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The NHL has tried to split the difference, and now the Winter Classic is not only again shifting away from Jan.
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For spot cleaning, a good wet mop, like these suggested by Wirecutter, a New York Times company, will split the difference.
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I say let's just split the difference, calling it $6900 for tariffs and $2628 for a good crop growing in the field.
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Instead of picking one exclusively, you can also split the difference, and invest a bit in each, if your company allows it.
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"Blindspotting" often seems as if it wants to split the difference between its social concerns and its engagement level as an entertainment.
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So, we decided to split the difference and go with a 93-pound blanket in the 60 inches by 80 inches size.
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" He called the ruling "Solomonic," in that it tried to split the difference, but he also called the 30 percent figure "arbitrary.
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So I figured it must come naturally for me to split the difference and do something with people, science and the arts.
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It might be best to split the difference: Tell your bosses that their behavior is actionable and a form of sexual harassment.
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So how does a band split the difference, making an album meant for a different audience without sacrificing themselves in the process?
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The attempt to split the difference did little to appease criticism that Ms. Merkel had blinked in the staring contest with Mr. Erdogan.
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Ms. Paltrow, 43, tried to split the difference during our tête-à-tête, playing down her role in the Goop Label design process.
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By the time the four-bedroom house passed a mold test in February, Ms. Micu was thinking that she might split the difference.
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Ideally, you want to split the difference between giving criticism that goes nowhere and playing it so safe that you're not saying anything.
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Both sides have taken absolutist positions that leave no room for the kind of split-the-difference compromise that usually ends budget impasses.
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With the help of sympathetic aid agencies, he created a funding mechanism that split the difference between a charitable programme and a government agency.
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"The court has found ways so far to split the difference," said Stephen Vladeck, a professor at the University of Texas School of Law.
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So he split the difference -- exercising the national security waiver delaying the embassy move, but recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital in the short term.
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In retweeting the name, but not tweeting it himself, Trump has split the difference between the two factions, embracing a classically Trumpian rhetorical technique.
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She now seems to be trying to split the difference between those on the left (Sanders and Warren) and those closer to the center (Biden).
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Mom Melody split the difference by sporting a custom shirt with Britt's Tar Heels jersey on the front and Jenikin's Villanova jersey on the back.
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Once you've started on that path in Hearts, there is no way to split the difference, to hold what you have and go no further.
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You can't split the difference, philosophically speaking, between someone who wants a full repeal of Obamacare and someone who wants to preserve the Medicaid expansion.
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Jemison makes witty use of words printed on brown paper bags in his drawing-sculpture hybrids, which split the difference between beauty and political pointedness.
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It is not a just compromise to split the difference between Calhoun and Murray; there should be no compromise between such stark contrasts in values.
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The 20-year-old Lil Nas X split the difference between prankster and proselytizer and — for a moment, at least — seemed equally good at both.
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A few artists, such as Cindy Sherman and (for a while) Jeff Koons, now and then split the difference between artistic challenge and commercial catnip.
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Kelly Ayotte, who is waging a reelection battle in New Hampshire, has previously tried to split the difference with Trump by "supporting" -- but not "endorsing" -- him.
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So most of these movies try to actively split the difference — they're about the gap between cynicism and sincerity and how hard it is to bridge.
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In the end, my friends and I split the difference, based on our particular threat model: We upgraded our subscription to the workplace chat software Slack.
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When I scramble eggs again, I think I'd split the difference: cook the eggs like Flay suggests, but save some of the crème fraîche for the end.
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Chilean duo Marineros, for one, coolly split the difference between beat-driven dream pop and noisy rock in their emotionally precise songs about secrets and dangerous love.
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The first four were about middle-class people; "Diary of a Mad Black Woman," in classic Tyler Perry style, split the difference between 'hood and buppie. Monolithic?
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Marked with three black dots like the holes in a bowling ball, they split the difference between a skull in the Parisian catacombs and a happy face.
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"Erdogan wants a 30 mile deep zone, Moscow has been offering an 8 mile strip," Frolov told Reuters, predicting that the two leaders might split the difference.
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In a sense, the politicians and the business people would collude and then they'd sort of split the difference and keep some of the profits for themselves.
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Two younger white men on stage who have at times been media rock stars accused of being light on policy — Buttigieg and O'Rourke — sought to split the difference.
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The ad is a reminder that Mrs Comstock—first as a state legislator and now as a member of Congress—can deftly split the difference on difficult issues.
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As the company promised, they split the difference between the infinite resolution and detail of the ultra-expensive Utopia and the fun, engaging sound signature of the Elear.
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This leads to a split-the-difference approach, reflected in Aachen's dispiritingly Eurocentric proposal for France to back a permanent seat for Germany on the UN Security Council.
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Philosophically, Obamacare tried to split the difference between European-style government coercion (the individual mandates) with a traditionally American respect for competition and freedom of choice (the exchanges).
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Meanwhile, financial markets are betting Fed policymakers will agree to split the difference and follow their quarter-point rate cut in July with another one later this month.
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She eventually tried to split the difference, saying she'd prioritize a short-term public option first and then later try to pass a version of the Sanders proposal.
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There are newly designed less-smart phones that better split the difference: the Light Phone 2 and the Unihertz Jelly, a full-fledged but strategically miniaturized Android handset.
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The NBC variety show chose to split the difference and focused its cold open on the latest Democratic debate as well as the impeachment of President Donald Trump.
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Steven Spielberg's Ready Player One, based on the best-selling novel by Ernest Cline, tried to split the difference, bringing an embarrassment of '80s and '90s nostalgic touchstones — DeLoreans!
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As expected, this price was above the original range it set earlier in February as the company and Wall Street split the difference on where Snap should be valued.
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Basically, our brains have a hard time processing tones where the frequencies are less than 40 Hz apart and split the difference by conjuring up a phantom third tone.
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Administration officials in favor of keeping the deal in place have been looking for a way to split the difference between saving the deal and saving face for Trump.
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That difference makes it much harder to bridge a divide, since it's hard to split the difference around the question of whether or not establishment politics is fundamentally corrupt.
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Sports fishermen, commercial interests, state lawmakers and environmental groups often squabble over fishing quotas, and the limits that result can be split-the-difference compromises that leave nobody happy.
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Recent translators have tried to split the difference between Greek and English; Stanley Lombardo, Robert Fagles and Stephen Mitchell all use a looser, longer but still five-beat line.
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In issuing her sentence of seven years, Matsumoto effectively split the difference between the minimum 15 years that prosecutors wanted and the maximum 18 months requested by defense lawyers.
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Google AMP also fits in this category, but Google is trying to split the difference between the openness of the web and the safe, controlled nature of those other standards.
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Facing demands to side with the pragmatists -- who favor what is often referred to as a soft Brexit -- or the ideologues in her Cabinet, she opted to split the difference.
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On several hot-button issues — immigration, same-sex marriage, government spending — we tend to split the difference between the more conservative boomers and the more liberal millennials, according to Pew.
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Unlike conventional centrist approaches, which often try to simply split the difference between competing interests, an integrative overview approach attempts to synthesize the deeper values that underlie opposing political positions.
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However, they're happy to split the difference between traditionalists (tonkotsu ramen), and those looking for a twist on the theme, with possible ramen add-ins like fried chicken and buttered corn.
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If your answers effectively split the difference, you would wind up with an ending like mine: Vincent heading off to the other side of the credits as a lonely space cowboy.
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Responding to that pressure, Obama sought at each stage to split the difference: to respond to the crisis while remaining true to his philosophy and keeping US involvement to a minimum.
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Bracketologists at ESPN and CBS seem to have split the difference, slotting West Virginia as a No. 3 seed, the equivalent of being ranked ninth to 12th in the national polls.
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Leave it to Sephora to split the difference: A panel devoted to makeup brush storage features elastic straps to house any sized handle while zippered pockets keep compacts and palettes in place.
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In his new autobiographical novel, "Gone With the Mind," Mark Leyner seems to split the difference: He makes sense of his life by unpacking just how ridiculous it is to be alive.
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Marijuana: Spicer split the difference between medical and recreational marijuana, saying the president understands that some people need it for health purposes, and the states are given power to regulate its usage.
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If you split the difference in the Q4 estimates at 3 percent, 2017 comes in at 2.65 percent growth — well on its way to the 3 percent projected by the Trump administration.
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In a break with tradition, the group added bass, drums and keyboards to the standard guitar backup and developed a funky sound that split the difference between gospel and rhythm and blues.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan tried to split the difference and said Sessions should recuse himself if the attorney general is the subject of an investigation and that currently is not the case.
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I was ready for Anthem to be my Destiny; a BioWare-y version of one of those games that split the difference between dropping colored objects and telling cool stories, and made a convert.
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Sheryl Crow, Dierks Bentley, Joe Walsh of Eagles, John Osborne of Brothers Osborne and Chris Janson all performed the indelible "McGee" together in a raucous performance that split the difference between twang and churn.
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Mr. Chbosky's 2012 feature, "The Perks of Being a Wallflower," split the difference between the sentimental heart-tugging associated with more standard Hollywood fare, and the intelligence and intimacy often associated with independent films.
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Torn between catching up with an old colleague and being singled out by observers as talking to a Trump foe, they split the difference — and instead kept asking him how his wife was doing.
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" A spokesman for Mr. Trumka said: "While President Trumka worked with and respected President Obama, he felt there were times when the president tried to split the difference between Main Street and Wall Street.
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It is hard to split the difference between seeing foreshadowing everywhere and allowing for the complicated moods of a particularly driven post-adolescent, however much in control of her material she seems to be.
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Star Trek: Enterprise ran into a similar problem, and ultimately split the difference — canonically, it fits in, but there are clear cracks where technology simply looks more advanced than what Kirk or Spock had available.
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This is not about playing traditional politics, nor is it about writing a Democratic platform to include muddled multiclause sentences that appear to split the difference on Medicare for All or a Green New Deal.
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Writer-director Mike Flanagan (who previously adapted another King work with "Gerald's Game") seemingly tries to split the difference, setting up King's three-pronged storyline, which becomes more tense and involving as those points intersect.
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Ms. Kusama, the subject of a major retrospective at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, split the difference: One of her paintings of an "infinity net," or irregular white lattice, is at once meditative and fraught.
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But it could also issue a narrow ruling that split the difference between the two sides: finding that the executive actions were constitutional, but that the administration should have followed the regulatory process to make them.
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One of WatchBox's top traders, Josh Thanos, recommended the book "Never Split the Difference" by Chris Voss and Tahl Raz, and now I share it with my other colleagues as a great source for strategic communication.
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The House seat had flopped from blue to red many times, and beginning in 2007, the district had been represented by Heath Shuler, a former N.F.L. quarterback who was a classic split-the-difference moderate Democrat.
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They tried to split the difference between eliminating unpopular parts of the law, like the individual mandate, while preserving popular benefits, like protections for people in poor health and some subsidies to make insurance more affordable.
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A body spray meant to split the difference between deodorant and cologne, Axe bulldozed the senses with a fragrance so strong it seemed to precede the bodies it clung to — like Febreze, or a bad reputation.
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That was what everyone wanted to see — nine goals here, split the difference, head back to Paris in three weeks to do it all again — with two notable exceptions: Favre and Thomas Tuchel, P.S.G.'s coach.
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The policy effectively split the difference between autonomy and accountability: The president still had the right to fire an F.B.I. director, but the law established a standard period of service longer than any president's two terms.
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The guild awards, who are pretty good Oscar forecasters because those people essentially make up the Academy, split the difference: The actors went for Spotlight, the producers for The Big Short, and the directors for The Revenant.
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So seeing as they went weird at $2000 million and $256.3 billion, we can split the difference and say that this amount of money will send you bananas: $832,500,000 So try not to ever earn that. Thanks.
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He split the difference between the establishment and the base when he chose Republican National Committee Chair Reince Priebus to be his White House chief of staff and hard-right populist Bannon to be his senior strategist.
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Even President Trump split the difference on the issues surrounding the Western Wall: It was among his first stops on his trip here this week, and he became the first sitting United States president to visit it.
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The reason for the 20 percent figure, Mr. Larimore writes, is that he split the difference between Vanguard and Mr. Bogle, who stepped down in 1999 as the chief executive of the company, which he founded in 1975.
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It was a show that split the difference between action, horror, and near-future sci-fi, and its most indelible image might be of hero Jack Bauer watching a mushroom cloud consume the Los Angeles suburb of Valencia.
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For the most part, he did that, though in characteristic fashion, he mostly split the difference and avoided specifics, instead speaking generally about the current destructive path Israel is on and the growing necessity for a two-state solution.
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A group led by Portman wants to extend the phase-out of extra federal funding for the Medicaid expansion to 2027 but would likely accept 2025 as a split-the-difference compromise with McConnell's proposed end date of 2023.
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The rest split the difference: In states that take most of the money from asset forfeiture for other purposes, there isn't much benefit to police in seizing assets at all — after all, they won't see much of the proceeds.
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Put differently: If your favorite beer producers are looking at paying an extra fraction of a cent for each aluminum can, they might just take on the cost themselves, they might raise prices, or they might split the difference.
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The pieces, sometimes made from discarded canoes, show faces, navels and stripey abstract patterns of lines, all of them rendered with a simplicity that seems to split the difference between sincerity and formal sophistication; the faces are usually smiling.
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A third option could split the difference, bringing in an experienced transportation executive with a Levatich-like business-school background who could also keep dealers happy and has done the hard work of reinventing 100-plus-year-old companies.
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Titles range from a 90s classic, "The McKinsey Way," by Ethan M. Rasiel to "Never Split the Difference" by Chris Voss, a former international hostage negotiator for the FBI who shared tips on how to get through to anyone.
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Over and over again she tries to seduce the progressive wing of the democratic party with bold pronouncements on stage until she realizes that its a bit too far for her consultants so she tries to split the difference.
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Nick DeSarno, the director of digital and policy communications at the Public Affairs Council, said Twitter was trying to split the difference between limiting politicians from placing ads while allowing advocacy organizations to continue raising awareness about political topics.
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Under Nick Clegg, in power with the Tories, they often seemed like a split-the-difference party; offering merely to curb the excesses of the Conservatives to their right and Labour to their left (as he acknowledges in his recent memoirs).
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A clause in one of the contracts specified that if the final bid prices for all the works sold at the Ganz auction exceeded the $168 million paid by Lewis's company, Spink & Son and Simsbury International would split the difference.
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" Then he was joined by his current band, Promise of the Real, which includes two of Willie Nelson's sons and can split the difference between the electric assault of Crazy Horse and the rootsy 1970s rock of albums like "Harvest.
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Hence, in the end, it's likely the Trump administration will likely split the difference -- by taking a more holistic view, and dubbing Iran as acting outside the bounds of the Iran deal, while continuing to waive sanctions embedded in federal legislation.
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The goal was to split the difference between a conventional set — with water- and windproof lighting rigs and a smooth, level concrete slab for easy camera movement — and a backyard, with strung lights, fire pits and largely unobstructed natural elements.
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The most exciting of them, like Byton&aposs M-Byte electric SUV and Rivian&aposs R1T electric pickup truck, split the difference between a concept and production vehicle, combining a few head-turning features with road-ready design and engineering.
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Warren has managed to split the difference by embracing the progressive position — "I'm with Bernie," as she said at one of the debates — but she has not made health care a point of emphasis in the same way that Sanders does.
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"It became really clear to me that although the Hyde Amendment was designed to split the difference ... you can't have access if everyone is covered by a federal policy," Biden said, and asked the woman to meet with him afterward.
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Although lots of news coverage of robots and AI veers between wild apocalyptic predictions and a sort of bemused wonderment, we need to split the difference and consider the real, unexciting challenges ahead — most of which will have political, not technological, solutions.
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"It became really clear to me that although the Hyde Amendment was designed to try to split the difference here to make sure women still had access, you can't have access if in fact everyone is covered by a federal policy," Biden said.
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The New York Times's Upshot forecast, as well as betting markets on both sides of the Atlantic split the difference, putting Mrs Clinton in the low 80's—the same probability, it is often noted, as losing at six-shooter Russian roulette.
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Meanwhile — and this bit is crucial — if Nested does achieve a higher sale price than the one it guaranteed/offered, either before or after the 90 day window, it will split the difference, up to 70/30 in favour of the property owner.
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"So it became really clear to me that although the Hyde Amendment was designed to try to split the difference here to make sure women still had access, you can't have access if in fact everyone's covered by a federal policy," he said.
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In younger days, he traded on a persona that split the difference between high school jock and high school goofball; in his middle age, he largely comes off as a guy who talks back to the car radio on the drive to work.
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A technocratic idealist with a sweeping "plan" for every ill facing the country, she tried to split the difference between the Democratic Party's two wings, but she ended up being damaged by the perception that she was not much different from Sanders.
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A common split-the-difference refrain from Biden allies post-Iowa goes something like this: The race will come back to Biden when it shifts to more diverse electorates in Nevada, South Carolina, and then the Super Tuesday states on March 3.
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The rest split the difference: But police in states that don't send the money directly back to their departments have another option — taking it to the federal government, which encourages state and local police to share the wealth under a policy called equitable sharing.
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This week's picks split the difference between buzzy hip-hop (like A$AP Ferg and Rae Sremmurd) and chill guitar music (like Deakin and William Tyler), and there's some genre-blurring stuff in the middle for those of you who aren't interested in either.
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Saint Etienne: Home Counties (Heavenly/PIAS) On an album situated in London's feeder communities, the stealth-arty putative-disco trio split the difference between a celebration of suburbia, which would be a lie, and a send-up of suburbia, which would be a rank cliché.
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But even if that is an adequate way to split the difference, everything else you said imputed, if not an utter racial bias and a commitment to some kind of white superiority, you say again and again that, here's a quote from your article.
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"They are not going to give Boris Johnson any credit for trying to split the difference, even if he's splitting it 80/20 in their favor," said Jeremy Shapiro, research director at the European Council on Foreign Relations in London, of the Trump administration.
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My own suggestion would be to add enough funds through this mechanism so that overall defense spending for 2018 would split the difference, roughly, between the amount recommended for defense by President Trump last spring and the higher amount subsequently legislated by the Congress.
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We now see reporting that suggests Mr. Trump will try to split the difference with some sort of arrangement whereby he refuses to certify to Congress that Iran remains in compliance and then kick it over to lawmakers to determine whether or not to reimpose sanctions.
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In ATX, Ms. McFarland and Ms. Gipson sought to split the difference between industry events like the annual Upfronts, in which networks present new shows to advertisers, and sprawling fan extravaganzas like Comic-Con, but with the mingling and general summer-camp feel of many film conferences.
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Again, we're confronting the twin problem of tariffs and overproduction — and for simplicity's sake, with China's tariffs on pork at 78.2 percent and Mexico at 85033 percent, let's just split the difference once more and assume that I'm losing $45 per hog on account of the retaliatory tariffs.
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Michael Gerson, the former chief speechwriter for George W. Bush, split the difference in a recent Washington Post column when he urged voters to elect a Democratic House to constrain Trump but to maintain a Republican Senate that could preserve the policy advances conservatives have made under his presidency.
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What Packer is against is allowing a sense of moral clarity to govern the ways writers engage with each other: For every time he called me a split-the-difference bien-pensant, and for every time I called him a pseudo–Lord Byron, we seemed to become better friends.
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Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper split the difference, noting that there was 'exquisite intelligence' — a term of significance in spy circles — indicating that Soleimani was 'conducting preparing, planning military operations' akin to the 'terrorist activities' he had been pursuing against the United States for more than two decades.
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But what if it was possible to split the difference between the high prices for a few exclusive business class tickets and the lower prices for a ton of coach seats in the back half of the plane, creating lower prices for more business class seats on a given flight?
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They sold concerned parents on a new brand of children's music that Balsam told Bloomberg Businessweek "split the difference between Barney and Britney or Elmo and Eminem," recording pop, rock and hip-hop covers that offered production value roughly equal to the originals' but were stripped of their threatening lyrics.
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But more cosmopolitan and some Eastern areas, like New York City and the state of Massachusetts, decided to keep it, opening up an inconsistent approach to timekeeping until Congress split the difference in 1966 and set the rule as six months of standard time and six months of daylight saving time.
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"Once we worked out the stair," she said, "we were so relieved to have come to an agreement that we were both willing to compromise" on things like the furnishings, where they split the difference, blending modern and traditional pieces, from a sleek B&B Italia sofa to antique bergères.
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In his book "Never Split the Difference, " former FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss highlights three ways to identify a liar: "Only 7 percent of a message is based on the words, while 38 percent comes from the tone of voice and 55 percent from the speaker's body language and face," Voss says.
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But Ms. Kauffman's history is an issue, because the most noticeable thing about "Grace and Frankie" — the thing that will determine how you respond to it — is how it tries to split the difference between the traditional broadcast sitcom and the new wave of more serious, cinematic comedies on cable and online.
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In handing out the six-year sentence, Judge Masipa surprised many legal experts who had predicted that a term of at least 10 years would split the difference between guidelines that call for at least 15 years in prison for murder but that also allow for a reduction based on other considerations.
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However, Facebook is looking to give us a third option with the $200 Oculus Go.The new standalone Oculus is scheduled to be released in "early 2018" and looks to split the difference between the more expensive (and newly discounted) $400 Oculus Rift and $100 smartphone-powered headsets like Samsung's Gear VR or Google's Daydream.
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The game's scale compounds this feeling by trying to split the difference between squad and battalion scale—squads just feel like they should be slightly bigger on the screen, as if they were made for a game with more of them at any one time than what Dawn of War III ended up being.
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With MTV-ready music videos and highly-stylized Devo-esque performances, YMO split the difference between the cheeky poptimism of early post-punk and the sort of welling, larger-than-life quality of the biggest American popstars, in part paving the way for the sort of J-Pop that would continue to dominate Japan almost fifty years later.
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Both split the difference between unhinged verbal invention and nondescript corporate product, depending on the degree of wit they bring to the studio on any given day; with Wayne especially the excitement lies in his puns, his double entendres, his tongue-twisters, the way he punctuates his lines with chuckles and comments on his own performance.
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Examples of empathy statements that take into account common negative feelings include: "It seems like I'm not listening to you," or "It seems like I'm not taking your interests into account," says Voss, author of "Never Split The Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It. " Empathy does not require that you agree with the other person's perspective.
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The first hearing of the House Intelligence Committee's investigation into Russia's meddling in the election opened with Representative Devin Nunes of California, the committee's chairman and a Trump ally, trying to split the difference between his hawkish view of Russia and his desire to deflect accusations that Mr. Trump's campaign benefited from Russian interference in the election — or, worse, possibly colluded with Moscow.
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Business Insider spoke about these different fictional portrayals with three retired FBI agents, Jerri Williams, author of the upcoming novel " Pay to Play," Joe Navarro, author of " What Every Body is Saying," and Chris Voss, author of " Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It." They revealed which popular fictional clichés about the FBI are dead wrong and discussed the handful of shows that come close to getting it right:
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When J.J. Abrams and writers Lawrence Kasdan and Michael Arndt rebooted the Star Wars film franchise in 19403 with The Force Awakens — the first in a sequel trilogy, following the original Star Wars trifecta of 1977's A New Hope, 1980's The Empire Strikes Back, and 1983's Return of the Jedi — they found a fairly winning formula that split the difference between respecting fans' love for the original trilogy, and nudging the franchise into the future.
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Many of the paintings look as if they could have been made yesterday: Jean Foos's swirling forms that split the difference between the tangible and the abstract; the bearded and naked man cowering under a table (and a turkey) by Michael Ottersen; the awkwardly slapstick figures running across a sheet of shaped paper by Judy Glantzman; the bluntly articulated, boldly colored heads of Keith Davis; and the painted silhouettes on vinyl LPs made by Jane Bauman between 1981 and '82, one of which evokes the 2053 attempt by John Hinckley, Jr., on the life of Ronald Reagan.
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Nor did he swallow each genre whole, preferring to pick and choose among specific musical elements from everywhere — streamlined rhythm guitar and hyperactive bass here, steady straightahead rock beats and flashy guitar solos over there, now for aching quietstorm horns and moaning backup singers, now for monster grooves straight from the James Brown playbook, now for classic pop showtunes that could have come from the prerock era, now for psychedelic alienation effects to rival the late Beatles, plus a soul-derived vocal style that veered effortlessly between soft/wet croon and harsh/crazed shriek while hitting every note in between, and let's not forget the zippiest, crunchiest, slickest, most elegant synthesizer sound ever to split the difference between American disco and British new wave.
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