This quickly took some of the spring from McCall's step.
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What unintended consequences might spring from that linkage being made?
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But those who embodied that character didn't spring from nowhere.
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Goat yoga did not spring from some Burning Man brainstorm.
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More than 230 crops spring from the Central Valley alone.
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Houses continue to spring from the wetlands of the Everglades.
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New ideas spring from local soil and arrive from afar.
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They're the things that more specific fears or phobias spring from.
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The case seemed to spring from the pages of pulp fiction.
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Litigation, unlike Greek gods, does not spring from the earth fully formed.
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But, alas, it is the sexist spring from which the tweet sprung.
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"Impeachment has to spring from something else," she told The Associated Press.
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The spring from 603 to 60 in 6.3 seconds keeps things entertaining.
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Progressives like Brown and Warren diverged last spring from moderates like Sens.
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Did that tall, gangly monster actually spring from the Something Awful forums?
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" Its illusory benefits, furthermore, "spring from trials with higher risk of bias.
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Many people are killed in such raids; many bloody feuds spring from them.
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I feel myself getting lighter as branches of balloons spring from every limb.
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The next crisis will spring from corporate debt, equally imprudent but structurally different.
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And she has a graphic novel coming out next spring from Uncivilized Books.
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What lab-pure operant-conditioning chamber do we imagine "real" artists spring from?
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The big point is that today's social fragmentation didn't spring from shallow roots.
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The condition seems to spring from a combination of genetic and environmental factors.
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Their expectations didn't spring from delusion or narcissism, they sprang from Star Wars.
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The impetus to orchestrate something so lavish could only spring from a privileged mind.
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It's not crucial for Merkel's legacy that this reform agenda spring from her imagination.
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"All of these photographs spring from his taste, his sensibility, his passion," he said.
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Despite his expertise, he learned something new this spring from an artificial intelligence bot.
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" But before you spring from your isolation-in-place for a cheer, underline "potentially.
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Isaac says his ideas spring from the real-life stories and scenes around him.
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Rumors that Cindy McCain is a candidate spring from Cindy herself, a source tells PEOPLE.
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Then they fetched the box spring from the hall and let it thump into place.
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The radiating chapels that spring from the cathedral's nave also appear to have avoided damage.
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Along with history, Milner looks at practical considerations that spring from knowing our exact location.
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A pre-med student, Belz graduated in the spring from Cedar Rapids Kennedy High School.
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The film shows how Francis's own concerns spring from a similarly oriented set of priorities.
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Here are five words you'll never hear spring from the mouth of an early-stage startupper.
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Mesmer co-edited the anthology, Flarf: An Anthology of Flarf, forthcoming this Spring from Edge Books.
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No one predicted Uber and Airbnb would spring from 4G networks and the smartphone, for example.
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"If that happens, the stock would rebound like a coiled spring from these levels," he said.
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Question 2: my politics probably spring from my life experience and my temperament, like everyone else's.
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A sense of place can't help but spring from the multidisciplinary work of artist Doug Aitken.
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All my recommendations spring from concerns I hear from The Times's audience, its most precious asset.
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Many of Canada's virtues spring from its history and geography and are not readily exportable (see Briefing).
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But the home runs are important, of course, and they do spring from a Louisville Slugger bat.
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She pauses in front of a giant typewriter, on which dancing girls spring from key to key.
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Her lyrics — on subjects of love, fellowship and postcolonial reckoning — spring from a similar insistence on inquiry.
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They are almost, in the way they spring from and itemize the act of reading, meta-books.
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It makes alienation seem to spring from unreasonable idealism, from overreaction to the harmless vulgarity of plenty.
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Divisions on Christian campuses spring from divergent views over homosexuality and what it means to be Christian.
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Children's Books The dismissal bell rings at Latimer Middle School and sixth graders spring from their classrooms.
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It is a potent reminder, some preservationists say, that literary greatness can spring from extremely modest beginnings.
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Russia had huge investments in Libya before the Arab Spring -- from military infrastructure to railroad construction to energy.
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Sublime Beauty: Raphael's Portrait of a Lady with a Unicorn is out this spring from D Giles Limited.
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Synchronization seems to spring from symmetry, and yet scientists have also discovered that asymmetry helps stabilize synchronous states.
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Instead, the authors see the emergence of a "chaotic pluralism", in which mobilisations spring from the bottom up.
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Hungryroot raised $2 million in a seed round last spring from Brooklyn Bridge Ventures, Mesa Ventures and others.
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Indian immigrants have done well for themselves, but their success doesn't spring from some inherent well of virtue.
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Similarly, I feel that a lot of ideas in Black Mirror spring from comic conversations that I'm having.
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For years, conservatives have rightly pointed out that Islamist terrorists don't spring from an ideological or cultural vacuum.
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Ms. Kelly moved to NBC last spring from Fox News, for a reported annual salary of $17 million.
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Those hefty holdings partly spring from the fund's design: It's benchmarked against the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index.
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The publication provides something of a retrospective occasion for Mr. Moretti, 67, who retired last spring from Stanford.
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Signatures sometimes looked so different from one another, it seemed impossible for them to spring from the same hand.
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Republican claims to the contrary, Steele's interest in Trump did not spring from his work for the Clinton campaign.
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The negligent deaths and enduring trauma that spring from Trump's abusive policies toward migrants won't just define his legacy.
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Hear her fronting a combo at a jazz club, and you'll notice generations of tradition spring from her voice.
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But, even when it comes to books, ideas that spring from first impressions can only take you so far.
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Misrepresentations of paternity and identity are engineered right alongside the more mundane deceits that spring from infidelity and murder.
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The origin Trump's grievances can begin anywhere, but more often than not, spring from a personal slight or insult.
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All his successes spring from his inestimable genius; all his failures are the product of sabotage by jealous losers.
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As the case of AWS shows, a potential Amazon Telecoms Services does not have to spring from the telecoms world.
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Trump cited no evidence for this claim, which appeared to spring from a Breitbart article that itself provided no evidence.
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They survey the wreckage of the modern world and imagine what life might spring from the cracked concrete—if any.
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It's not that the ideas are based on something literal; rather they spring from something which derives from my consciousness.
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One of its competitors is Freenome, which raised $65 million in the spring from investors like Andreessen Horowitz and Verily.
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As with his neo-conservative politics, Brooks's religious musings spring from a nostalgia for the consensus America of the 1950s.
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"Impeachment has to spring from something else," Pelosi, who has long downplayed the possibility of impeachment, told The Associated Press.
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The hemisphere's last case of endemic measles — meaning one that did not spring from an imported strain — was in 2002.
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Protesters claimed they were defending a fresh volcanic spring from plans to move the water to a nearby wealthy community.
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Will Bird, who showed promise late last season, be the same player when he returns next spring from shoulder surgery?
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Understanding what fiction is, and all the ways Trump seems to spring from it, is a good place to start.
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While self-satisfaction is the first mountain's primary goal, gratitude, delight and kindness spring from a life devoted to service.
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Most of its international players spring from the semi-professional league, which has long been sponsored by heavy manufacturing industries.
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They were supposed to trade one island paradise for another: a monthlong sailing trip in spring, from Honolulu to Tahiti.
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If you've got a spring from an old pen, you can make your iPhone cord significantly less likely to fray.
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Each spring, from late April to early May, the country celebrates four nonconsecutive national holidays over a seven-day period.
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Even the term "self-mutilation," now common parlance, seems to spring from the 1960s cutter stereotype of the 193s and 70s.
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They are particularly deadly because they spring from star-shaped "astrocyte" cells, supportive tissues that can spread readily throughout the brain.
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I have felt it with images in my own paintings that seemed to spring from a buried place outside of myself.
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Trump graduated in the spring from the University of Pennsylvania, the alma mater of her father and her half-sister, Ivanka.
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Ahead, check out our favorite launches to spring from the L.A. — and get ready to love our city all over again.
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Orbital ATK will launch its Cygnus cargo capsule on top of an Atlas V rocket this spring from Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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But other Potter fans are skeptical, arguing that a story that didn't spring from Ms. Rowling's imagination just isn't the same.
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You can't be seriously suggesting that your neighbors' generous gifts spring from thoughtlessness or some sort of diet sabotage, can you?
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There are now 47 stateside Lidl locations and counting — the first opened in the spring —from Augusta, GA to New Jersey.
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Let's burn down the idea that a "bikini body" isn't for literally everyone and that confidence can only spring from conformity.
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Her facial elasticity is connected to a bigger physical elasticity and towering presence, and both spring from some deeper emotional gymnastics.
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Yellow broom, purple thistles and fat red poppies spring from the desert floor and paint it a psychedelic swirl of color.
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Cynthia Kenyon, another Minnesota Department of Health epidemiologist, said that spinal inflammation disorders could spring from viruses, other pathogens or toxins.
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If the thoughts say you cannot go on any longer, ask yourself if they spring from your mind or your body.
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Even amid the continuing partial government shutdown, revelations continue to spring from the Russia investigation and those caught up in it.
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Folk Art The poems in "Song" by Brigit Pegeen Kelly, who died last October, seem to spring from cracked folk tales.
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The new National Veterans Memorial and Museum is an arrestingly beautiful building, a spiral that seems to spring from the ground.
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They are animated, appearing to spring from the earth and shining with the luminescence so prominent in Oppenheim's other outdoor sculptures.
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In the Year of False Spring from A Song of Ice and Fire, she hears Rhaegar's music and is moved to tears.
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Apparitions, as Ballen defines them, spring from human emotions we are encouraged to suppress—lust, aggression, loneliness, pain, and all things id.
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They spring from a recognition that political disagreement can quickly become personal and debate can devolve into barbarous language and even behavior.
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Too many men, this assemblage suggests, are more interested in their date's body than the thoughts that spring from their date's brain.
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But it is just as much about the land that they are saving and all the wonder that can spring from it.
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But if later films do get off the ground, they're going to need to spring from more singular, confident visions than this.
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It's one of a number of commercials rolling out this spring from advertising agencies and tourism bureaus vying for consumers' vacation dollars.
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According to court documents, Tamara had returned to the Tacoma area last spring from Texas to help care for her dying mother.
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But they were in the spirit of thinking that viable new products couldn't spring from an old company set in its ways.
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Instead, the authors see the emergence of a "chaotic pluralism", in which mobilisations spring from the bottom up, often reacting to events.
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The night took a somber turn with "Spring," a version of "The Rite of Spring" from the South African choreographer Dada Masilo.
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For a moment it's like a spring from my youth, a phantom of the golden poppy fields that once graced our state.
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At the root, all of these spring from the fact that we ask the most of families when they have the least.
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These words are unlikely to go into wide circulation: popularity and usage generally spring from the bottom-up rather than the top-down.
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There's a sense among everyone that the Pixelmon community, while just one of hundreds to spring from the umbrella of Minecraft, was special.
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This podcast explores culture phenomena that spring from the intersection of sex and technology —like intimacy with robots, or how tech impacts orgasms.
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For the rest of us, it's a week to imagine what will spring from this Apple-developers pairing a few months from now.
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So far there are 27 cities, now including Atlanta and Abita Spring, from all over the US that are completely running on renewables.
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On the Street There's been a roller-coaster effect as fashion has soared between winter and spring from early February to last week.
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It's easy to say our fantasies spring from our own wily minds, but our minds are sponges, soaking up information wherever we go.
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But when you look at what has happened from the Arab Spring, from its 2011 beginning through today, you see institutional failure everywhere.
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Reagan promised to "continue to fulfill the obligations that spring from our national conscience," to help those who legitimately could not help themselves.
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Should the nominee spring from the far left, the vector brimming with electricity and fight, or is that suicidal in a national election?
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" At one point, Faye thinks that the storytelling impulse itself "might spring from the desire to avoid guilt," to "disburden ourselves of responsibility.
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Her father passed away this spring from complications of the disease after having his leg amputated, the same way her maternal grandfather died.
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Music Row is the very definition of a cultural center, but Nashville's cultural center didn't spring from the mind of an urban planner.
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As if possessed, dozens of hands spring from the figure, who lies on the ground in the fetal position — a disconcerting portrait of pain.
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After trading relatively sideways for three years, Starbucks has seen its price spring from about $50 per share to $90 within the past year.
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If dragons did first spring from the Fourteen Flames, they must have been spread across much of the known world before they were tamed.
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When people can gab at one another unceasingly, a lot of the chatter is going to spring from the lesser aspects of our natures.
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In particular, Scorsese fills the pilot with musical numbers that spring from the music characters hear piping out of their radios or record players.
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One big difference this spring from last year is that there is unanimous agreement on the changes from the conference's 14 head football coaches.
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The company's unusual digs are exactly what you might expect to spring from the mind of someone like Mark Fuller, WET's founder and CEO.
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So, same investors, Revolution, NEA and Swan & Legend, a couple times, and then we raised our C in the spring from T. Rowe Price.
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But it wasn't the cardigans or even the coloring books that eventually caused me to spring from my bed every Sunday at promptly 7 a.m.
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Finally, in Ontario, troops would spring from Buffalo across the Niagara River, from Detroit into Windsor (America can have it though, amiright?) and Sault Ste.
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Was her distress at seeing him a few episodes ago a put-on, or did it spring from a source that we don't fully understand?
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But Christmas here also includes wonderful divergences from conventional European cooking — some that acquiesce to our December heat, and some that spring from our diversity.
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For anyone who believes that poetry and democracy spring from the same source and provoke the same enemies, this movie provides both encouragement and warning.
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Of his self-touted achievements, any economic gains, including employment increases, spring from a Treasury-crippling tax cut lavished by Republicans on their wealthy handlers.
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There is also a particular sort of grief that can spring from the possibility that an attack was terrorism — one that includes fear at all stages.
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Declining colonies of commercial honeybees have been blamed on a strange phenomenon called Colony Collapse Disorder but also probably spring from a bevy of other causes.
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To extend the life of your phone charger, remove the spring from a pen and stretch one end so it can fit around the charger cable.
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Or one of the great philosophers who write about how people spring from the earth like mushrooms and immediately start drafting social contracts with each other.
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It's not that these generic cafes are part of global chains like Starbucks or Costa Coffee, with designs that spring from the same corporate cookie cutter.
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Like a refrain, the show's constellation of works presents diverse notions of intimacy, in sex work and the communal art and advocacy that spring from it.
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While rivalries and underdog narratives can spring from just playing game after game in a season, the real drama happens both on and off the field.
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On the second day, we jumped in hot springs, took photos at Laguna Verde, a famous green-colored lake, and watched geysers spring from the earth.
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As politicians debate policy solutions, the number of students in temporary housing has ballooned to 114,659 students as of last spring, from 69,244 children in 2010.
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We're going to have to return as much as we can to states and localities, and hope that innovative solutions spring from technology or private industry.
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Now, Knausgaard has a new book out in English this spring from Penguin Books, So Much Longing in So Little Space: The Art of Edvard Munch.
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But the approach taken in this instance seems to spring from a shaky assumption: Poor noncustodial fathers can afford child support but choose not to pay it.
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With kids, Woody and Zephyr, and Jack Russell terrier, Zero, in tow, they set off that spring from their home in tiny Daylesford, Victoria and headed north.
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Furthermore, Cardinal's disappointing guidance could give the company just enough weakness to spring from, as it expects this deal to boost earnings by 2743 cents in 2019.
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In "Too Dark to See," common relationship frustrations play out alongside (and spring from) a man being raped by a succubus, rendered as a smoky outline being.
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British Airways Vacations has several hundred airfare-inclusive packages for trips to London and Paris departing this spring from more than 20 cities in the United States.
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Rachel Peal, who graduated this spring from the pre-engineering simulated workplace program at the Fayette Institute, said the protocol kicked up little protest among her peers.
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In the Islamic Gnawa musical tradition of West Africa, orbital and trancelike sounds spring from voices, metal percussion instruments and a stringed bass known as the gimbri.
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A mini urban opera emerges from the percussive rhythms of street life, and complex beats spring from the simple slap of a hand on a wooden seat.
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My belief is that we will see a renaissance of violent conflict in the 21st century, and that many of these conflicts will spring from climate change.
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In Latin America institutions are often weak, which is part of the reason why Bitcoin can flourish there: the poison and the antidote spring from the same well.
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It's unlikely Ryan will jump in because a lamb who has been slaughtered twice by Pelosi isn't a terribly effective presidential campaign platform from which to spring from.
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Surprisingly fresh after so many years, all the images spring from the imaginations of artists who were responsible for forging the image we have of these wondrous creatures.
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Our explainer videos spring from experiments in conveying the importance of Spanish bond prices to an audience that needed to know about them, but didn't yet know why.
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The suit seems to spring from a New York Post gossip report about Trump aides Hope Hicks and campaign manager Corey Lewandowski having a screaming match in public.
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The wealth of consequences that would spring from a proof of the abc conjecture had convinced number theorists that proving the conjecture was likely to be very hard.
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Two recent games — Surgeon Simulator, about a hapless surgeon, and Goat Simulator, about an anarchic goat — are among the well-known irreverent games to spring from game jams.
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Skipper graduated this spring from a longer Emerge program that consisted of intensive weekend sessions in fund-raising, using voter-data software and doing interviews with the media.
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I realize you're not saying these people are the same, but you are saying they spring from the same impulse, and that feels like a stretch to me.
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It's not clear where the Oscars will go from here, but perhaps that's fitting after a cultural year that proves next steps can only spring from painful stumbles.
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As two of the world's oldest democracies, they spring from the same, centuries-old model: the electoral system known as first-past-the post or winner-take-all.
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Such are the issues that spring from the film, which is directed by Tate Taylor, written by Erin Cressida Wilson, and adapted from the novel by Paula Hawkins.
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Our intuition that tastes are intuitive, that they are just "our tastes," and spring from our own personal genome, has been disproved repeatedly by psychologists and market researchers.
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But although the regime's reasons for making each of these moves are complex, they all fundamentally spring from the same place: the Saudi regime's profound sense of insecurity.
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Coming this spring from Jam City, Hogwarts Mystery is a mobile role-playing game that opens in the years before Harry came to the school, but after his birth.
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Some million-dollar businesses are born from intense market research and focus groups, while others spring from a joke among friends after too many beers at a Chinese restaurant.
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Paul Manafort, a veteran political operative who took over in the spring from the loyal but volatile Corey Lewandowski, apparently has been shoved aside for a new ruling junta.
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Check out fun holiday-theme campaigns from Kate Bosworth, Iris Apfel, SNL's Pete Davidson and see what's new for spring from Uniqlo and Philipp Plein (featuring Fergie!) and more.
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Shahini, in his mid-40s, graduated this spring from San Diego State University, where he studied international security and conflict resolution, said his friend and former classmate, Jasmine Ljungberg.
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The world's most over-engineered cup holders spring from the dashboard, and the new entertainment system is fully modern with pinch-to-zoom features, Google Maps and Apple CarPlay.
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A man has been arrested and charged with stealing two valuable books last spring from a rare-book dealer on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, the police said.
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Stolen Van Gogh painting: Dutch police are investigating the theft of "Lentetuin," or "The Parsonage Garden at Nuenen in Spring," from the Singer Laren Museum, just east of Amsterdam.
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President Trump is under immense pressure as leaks spring from the White House and intelligence agencies, bringing new revelations surrounding an investigation into his campaign's contact with Russian officials.
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Given the fact that the Markles don't spring from royal stock, it seems that more could have been done to help them contend with the onslaught of the paparazzi.
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There's a sense of ease knowing what lies inside each treasure chest, which bush an enemy will spring from, or the secret tactic that vanquishes a foe with ease.
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They spring from the history of the depiction of the feminine in painting and visual culture, but I hope they also strain against it, even as they adopt its language.
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The idea of Shevchenko as Ukraine's manager-in-waiting doesn't simply spring from the romantic dreams of misty-eyed fans; there may be a degree of realpolitik at work, too.
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A nationally representative sample of 18,170 kindergartners was weighed in the early fall and again in the late spring from 2010 through 2013, when the children were finishing second grade.
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Shahini, in his mid-40s, graduated last spring from San Diego State University, where he studied international security and conflict resolution, his former classmate Jasmine Ljungberg told Reuters last year.
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It's altogether unclear what else could spring from the secret archives of Cohen or Manigault Newman, who said she needed the insurance of secret recordings, despite the serious security implications.
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The works spring from inspired painter/writer pairings of showstopper sensibilities, including Grace Hartigan/James Schuyler; David Hockney/The Brothers Grimm; Susan Rothenberg/Robert Creeley; and Jasper Johns/Samuel Beckett.
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In this the Jews and Christians were like pretty much every culture on Earth that has celebrated the vernal equinox around this time of year—birth and rebirth, spring from winter.
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Declaring a pro-sex, pro-porn stance off the bat, On Our Backs presents diverse notions of intimacy, in sex work and the communal art and advocacy that spring from it.
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At home, Ms. Merkel has seen a far-right party ride the refugee crisis to spring from obscurity last summer to double-digit percentages in three state elections a week ago.
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Time to trigger your trypophobia: At once unsettling and strangely appetizing, these cosmic candy-like plants, marmalade crystals, and exotic alien flowers spring from an experiment by digital artist David Brodeur.
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This art would spring from mostly rural locales across the land, made by (let's face it) white male artists who knew these places best by virtue of having grown up there.
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His bigotry seemed to spring from self-doubt about his own place in a country that prided itself on diversity even if the imbalance of nearly every power dynamic suggested otherwise.
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His team is also investigating Mr. Manafort for possible money laundering, a line of inquiry he took over this spring from federal prosecutors in Manhattan, according to lawyers and federal officials.
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JON PARELES "Hermosa Ingrata" ("Beautiful Ingrate"), the second single from a promised "visual album" due in spring from Juanes, is a kiss-off to a woman the singer no longer trusts.
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But the truthiness on the subject of trade agreements was flying even thicker and faster from the others, from Sanders last spring, from Trump — and, again, earlier, from Perot and Buchanan.
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Rather than portray him as a flip-flopper per se, the former secretary of State could suggest that her opponent's shifts spring from a more general lack of knowledge and depth.
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Matilda Mård's decision to cover the classic 1934 Rodgers and Hart ballad "Blue Moon" didn't spring from late nights listening to Sinatra or Elvis, a superficial dive into a smokier era.
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Tippett's self-named studio is working with developer HappyGiant on the game, which will use a process called photogrammetry to make holochess-esque monsters spring from cards played on a game board.
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The workforce participation rate among U.S. residents aged 83 or older also ticked higher in July to 28 percent, its second straight gain after retreating this spring from the 22 percent level.
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We're here, of course, for the ones that spring from the title character, Ana Ivan, whom our narrator — nameless in his own story — first meets on a rooftop on the opening page.
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Garcia credited the accident with giving him purpose — the moniker "Grateful Dead" is said to spring from it — while Pagels began to ask the questions that form the backbone of this book.
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It got a critical assist this spring from Republican FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, who revived a decades-old regulatory loophole that will keep Sinclair from vastly exceeding federal limits on media ownership.
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If these references sound as if they belonged to an arcane code, that's appropriate, given that they spring from the obscure AMC spy drama "Rubicon," which ran for one season in 2010.
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These proposals spring from the vaguely articulated principle of "America First" and a belief that the United States spends too much money on foreign assistance and not enough on its own people.
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Elizabeth Streb calls the members of her company extreme action heroes, and even though they don't spring from a comic book or a movie screen, they're pretty amazing — and just as watchable.
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It is also the locus for millions of migrating birds, arriving each spring from nearly every continent on Earth to raise the next generation of swans, terns, sandpipers, loons, eiders, and others.
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I also know there are writers who spend not hours but months or years on the trail of self-realization: Cheryl Strayed's "Wild" and Peter Matthiessen's "The Snow Leopard" spring from such journeys.
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The move came ahead of an expected decision this spring from the WTO global trade body that would allow the EU to impose tariffs on an as yet undetermined amount of U.S. imports.
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The cancer claims against Roundup spring from an assessment by the International Agency for Research on Cancer, a branch of the World Health Organization, which categorized glyphosate as a probable carcinogen in 2015.
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Our outfits spring from a mood, an intention, a desire to create a visual identity that's uniquely ours — and no fashion mainstay is more instrumental in the making of personal style than denim.
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There's a scar on her left temple spanning down to her left eye and across her cheek, where she got swiped by a mountain lion that she was trying to spring from a trap.
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He perched on the arm of a sofa, the haunting piano refrain of "Postcard" echoing around the venue as his lyrics laid out that crushing, enveloping sadness that can only spring from sweet love.
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Chance the Rapper, Moses Sumney, and Robin Hannibal, "Show Me Love (Skrillex Remix)": I get it: this looks like the kind of remix that'd spring from a spirited game of Music Nerd Mad Libs.
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Be sure to check out Groot-Bijgaarden, a 12th-century castle just outside the city that blooms with 400 varieties of tulips every spring from the start of April until the start of May.
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They spring from the messy tangle of the lived world, which means some of the questions we ponder — like, what ran through Mr. Sharp's mind that first time he packed his truck with cocaine?
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He studied how we think, how we work, and how we collaborate, then envisioned and created the hardware, software and programming systems necessary to enhance the collective IQ. Many enormous achievements spring from the innocuous.
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Hulks of dripping matter spring from inside human beings, betraying their shapeshifting form; over-muscled space-ogres smash through walls and hurl green grenades at your forces, destroying cover and health bars in the process.
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Iraq in 2628 executed some perpetrators of the massacre — a gruesome event that marked a turning point following the Arab Spring, from dreams of a "new Middle East" to nightmares of sectarianism, war and slaughter.
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But while Mr. Trump has publicly accepted the fact that trade wars can punish consumers, he also believes that the short-run cost will be offset by future benefits that spring from improved Chinese policies.
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Art Review Asia Week, the 10-day parade of exhibitions that arrives each spring from every corner of that continent, can seem like a parallel universe to the art world most often written about here.
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Threesomes and foursomes are as common as missionary positions and cuddling in his feed, and the materials and styles are as diverse as the veritable Kama Sutra of sexual positions that spring from his mind.
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Those shrilly colorful sculptures, paved with crystal and glitter, seem to wink from the walls or spring from the floor, a stretch of poured concrete slicked with garage paint in a naughty shade of pink.
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His priorities may spring from concern about U.S. competitiveness in certain industries or sectors, or from a sense of opportunity about where new science or innovation could contribute to the public interest or national good.
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The most gratifying insights of " AIDS and Its Metaphors" spring from this revelation of historical continuity, a sense that the old alliances, on behalf of the exploited and the despised, could be defrosted by political emergency.
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The area became one of the first sizable multiuse developments to spring from a Midwest greenfield, inspired by the same principles of accessible public spaces, proximity and human scale that distinguish American towns built before 1900.
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As the confirmation hearings for Brett Kavanaugh continue, it is important to recognize that much of the controversy about his opinions will spring from the different perspectives that will underlie both the questions and the answers.
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The second day of New York Fashion Week showed signs of spring, from the garden settings at Tory Burch and Jason Wu, the electric palettes at Milly and Cushnie, and the blooms throughout Kate Spade's collection.
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She thought about the call she received last spring from her sister, who lived near the Chinese border and had climbed a tree on the edge of her town to make the call without being caught.
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The absence of obvious moralizing, the catch-as-catch-can prosody, the raggedy serendipity of his long-necked and balding birds and animals turn out to spring from someplace deep in his sly and adaptable personality.
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The Justice Department is reviewing the document requests it received this spring from the House, but the information it produced Friday night was for the lawsuit and unrelated to the Oversight Committee's efforts to obtain information.
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If you take a look at the oft-told origin story of Ibe's indestructible G-Shock watch, his horological innovations spring from a realization that you can't go back in time to fix what you've broken.
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"I kind of struggled with that a little bit, because I never really knew what colleges would look for," said Taylor Ferrante-Markham, who graduated this spring from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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Since then, Boucinha, who graduated in the spring from Ryerson University and aspires to work in fashion editorial, has gained a loyal following of fashion insiders (as of publishing time, it had over 55,000 followers and counting).
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There are many areas of gun policy that split the country, but majorities in both parties do come together to support several key gun control measures, according to a survey this spring from the Pew Research Center.
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Some movies spring from a singular vision, and this is one of them: Biller wrote, directed, and designed the weird little film, and that last piece is important, because everything about this movie depends on its look.
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First Person Plural The wealth of memoirs by teachers seems to spring from a well-worn career path — so many writers are also educators; they know the allure of the natural narrative arc of the school year.
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Kansas Boy, 183, Is Set to Graduate in the Spring From High School — and Harvard The teenager said he hopes to go to law school in the fall, and his goal is to one day become president.
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Jackman and Spahn's key insight is that campaign contacts with voters usually spring from those voters' presence in voter databases sold by companies like Catalist (for Democrats), Data Trust (for Republicans), TargetSmart (also for Democrats), and L2.
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While many of the "sky-is-falling" headlines spring from concerns over short-term fluctuations, long-term sustainable growth in the United States remains promising, with an economic model and financial system that encourage and support developing businesses.
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While his stories normally spring from an imagined character or riff of dialogue, this one grew from a desire to say something important about a topical matter (capital punishment and the very real potential for miscarriages of justice).
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Or try: The Station Agent, if you're a loner type who's trying to change; Hot Fuzz, because some of the deepest friendships can spring from the most unexpected places; Bridesmaids, to let you know it's worth opening up.
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Maria Butina, who received a master's degree in international relations this past spring from American University in Washington, D.C., courted the National Rifle Association's top guns and sought access to Republican presidential candidates Scott Walker and Donald Trump.
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A handy base for coastal exploring, the new Hideaway hotel, a 4083-room bed-and-breakfast in Carmel-by-the-Sea that opened last spring, from the PlumpJack Group, which is well known for its Bay Area restaurants.
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" These fears "do not align with the most rapidly advancing current research directions of AI as a field," says the report, "but rather spring from dire predictions about one small area of research within AI, Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).
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A report this spring from the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University at San Bernardino says that hate crimes have risen for the fourth straight year and are at a 10-year high.
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But especially in younger children, all of this should spring from the child's desire to get out there and play, and kids who participate in organized sports should also have lots of time for less formal activities with friends.
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Image: NOAASpeaking of rain, those of you in the northern United States can expect wetter-than-average conditions this spring, from the northern High Plains through to the Great Lakes region, Ohio Valley, and into the mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
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On the other, it's allowed them to isolate themselves and have the space they need to write – difficult things to achieve living somewhere like, say, Brooklyn, where bands of their ilk traditionally migrate if they didn't spring from there already.
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The answers can be as complicated as the questions themselves, which spring from the Guggenheim's acquisition in 1990-92 of a trove of nearly 350 Minimalist and conceptual works amassed by the Italian count and fervent collector Guiseppe Panza di Biumo.
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In this way The Mist is like The Dome's evil little brother — it's about the way strangers interact with each other when they're forced into an unnatural micro-society, and the closer-to-home horrors that can spring from that situation.
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If traveling by sea is your preference, the river cruise line CrosiEurope offers a five-day itinerary this spring from Paris to the Norman Coast, with stops in Versailles, Rouen and Honfleur and includes excursions and all meals and drinks.
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It has resurrected a powerful, almost transcendent, myth of the author as removed from the realities of time and space, a creator whose novels spring from her head armored and fully formed, a theorist of her own conditions of existence.
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Rosetta catches a glimpse of 67P this Spring, from further back (Image: ESA)After a twelve year journey in space, the Rosetta spacecraft has less than 24 hours of life left before it crashes straight into the comet it has been orbiting.
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Humana executives say they are modeling a number of scenarios to try to figure out how they'll price their Medicare drug plans for 2020 as the health insurance industry awaits new pharmacy benefit rebate regulations expected this spring from the Trump administration.
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BERLIN — Long before he became a global web fascination for using his mouth and his nose and — he swears — his soul to make nature sounds spring from a microphone like a geyser from the ground, Gennady Tkachenko-Papizh was a show-business chameleon.
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But perhaps the film's most frightening aspect is the fact that these increasingly powerful tools don't just spring from the ether (or womb) fully formed: They are designed by people who imbue them with their own flaws, social constructs, and unconscious biases.
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Victoria Lopez, the legal director of the ACLU of Arizona, told Broadly that she started getting calls this spring from immigration attorneys complaining that they had pregnant clients in ICE detention, and they were having a hard time getting them out on parole.
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People familiar with the negotiations speculated that Mr. Mnuchin's optimistic remarks, coming as foreign officials gather in Washington for the spring meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, might spring from a desire to reassure financial markets and foreign officials.
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A court-appointed special master who since April has been poring over a trove of documents and electronic files seized this spring from Michael D. Cohen, President Trump's former fixer and personal lawyer, said on Thursday that she had finished her review.
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" The director continued, "And if any of my movies would be taken — me and Uma were literally talking about it last week — so if any of my movies were going to spring from one of my other movies, it would be the third Kill Bill.
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And in Ralph Breaks the Internet, we see a man actively work through his Nice Guy tendencies, realize the toxic emotional well they spring from, and come out the other side a happier human being (well, collection of pixels) capable of forming much healthier relationships.
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"(These cases) all spring from the same sort of inspiration and the broad notion that our governments have the duty to protect us from threats of this scale that they have contributed to knowingly," said Khan, who is co-director of the Climate Litigation Network.
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An employee who was fired last spring from the pro-Bernie Sanders group, Our Revolution, for comments some in the group viewed as anti-immigrant has sued the organization for racial discrimination, according to a DC federal court filing seeking backpay and punitive damages.
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CURITIBA, Brazil (Reuters) - A top Brazilian prosecutor said more than 350 new investigations will spring from a trove of testimony by executives of construction firm Odebrecht, revealing how corruption cut across the political spectrum from the smallest cities to the highest levels of government.
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FROM PEN: Michael Schur Shares His Favorite Moments from The Office The then-parents-to-be were the guests of honor at a baby shower — complete with gold balloons spelling out "BABY" — in the spring, from which Roquemore shared multiple snaps on May 1.
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" The director continued, "And if any of my movies would be taken — me and Uma were literally talking about it last week — so if any of my movies were going to spring from one of my other movies, it would be the third Kill Bill.
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Though later research has suggested that Arendt misjudged Eichmann — who was, for one thing, a much more ardent anti-Semite than he seemed to be, sitting in the dock — the idea that great horror can spring from mundane roots has proved tenacious and perpetually relevant.
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Whether you believe in gods or aliens or neither, the profound feelings that these Odyssean tales evoke seems to spring from a common human premonition that we are not alone in the universe, and that our destinies have been shaped by inscrutable supernatural forces.
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The candy-colored canvases that spring from the wild mind of the Pop-surrealist Peter Saul have been taking aim at political targets since before the Nixon Administration; the New Museum surveys Saul's nearly six-decade-long career in "Crime and Punishment" (opens Feb. 11).
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Consider that such respected names as Alber Elbaz, Peter Copping, Stefano Pilati, Marco Zanini, Bouchra Jarrar and Riccardo Tisci are all out of full-time jobs, and hundreds of new designers flood the market every spring from schools such as Central Saint Martins and Parsons.
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" The director continued, "And if any of my movies would be taken — me and Uma were literally talking about it last week — so if any of my movies were going to spring from one of my other movies, it would be the third Kill Bill.
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It is too clear that no story is simply "human" — that our stories spring from particular circumstances, the intersections of class and race and gender, and that all of those things are embedded in particular struggles right now, and to ignore that seems blind.
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In an effort to help recent graduates navigate the post-truth age of alternative facts, mistruths and blatant falsehoods, billionaire Bill Gates is gifting everyone who earned a degree this spring from a U.S. college or university with a copy of one of his favorite books – Factfulness.
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As Microsoft outlines in a new blog post, the changes to its support policy largely spring from the introduction of Intel's new "Skylake" processors, which are said to offer 103 times better graphics and three times the battery life over Windows 7 when paired with Windows 10.
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His gains spring from widely held fears in South Korea that Trump is more unpredictable than Kim, and the US President's rhetoric last year was so dangerously close to triggering war and a massive loss of Korean life that de-escalation of any type was paramount.
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While some of the works are immature or otherwise miss the mark, the most compelling seem to spring from restless spates of experimentation that dance as close to the abyss as the landscape drawings of Arshile Gorky, shown in the same gallery space nearly two years ago.
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The Microsoft founder had a good reason to bring that piece of crap out, using it as a prop to bring attention to a global lack of toilets, diseases which can spring from poor waste management, and the need for better sanitation options, which the Gates Foundation funds.
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That is so even as European Union leaders increasingly sound the alarm that time is running out to forge a strong policy on borders and migration before the surge of refugees resumes in the spring from wars in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan that show no signs of abating.
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While more men than women take their own lives, the suicide rate for women age 45 to 64 grew faster than that of any other group of people, jumping 63% between 1999 and 2014, according to data released this spring from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Moreover the myths spring from a range of storytelling traditions — Cherokee, Yupik and Abenaki among them — and the writers themselves hail from professional fields so diverse (there are musicians, naturalists and historians in the bunch) that researching their lives launches you on a series of deeper cultural journeys.
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But the data from Harvard shows that the percentage of young voters who disagreed with the statement that "political involvement rarely has any tangible results" rose to 36 percent this spring from 27 percent in spring 2016, and the number who agreed dropped to 410 percent from 26 percent.
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Na has gone on record that "xenophobia has nothing to do with" his choice to cast a Japanese actor in the role of the outsider, and that his goal was to show the irrational but intense fear that can spring from the inability to communicate with the person you fear.
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Among the stores offered across the nine-building project is Essex Market, a food hall that relocated this spring from its decades-old home across Essex Street to the lower floors of the Essex, a 26-story rental on Delancey Street that has 195 units, from studios to three-bedrooms.
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Sock had planned to spend nearly two months competing on clay this spring, from Houston to Monte Carlo to Madrid and then the French Open, but those plans changed when he found out that he would be traveling to Australia for the Davis Cup quarterfinals the weekend of April 7-9.
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This isn't the only best seller to spring from Disney's reboot — an illustrated junior novelization has spent three weeks on the middle-grade hardcover list, where it's currently No. 2, and other titles have landed on the kids' series list and the miscellaneous list — but it is the first "Force Awakens" tie-in to hit adult hardcover.
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They spring from the same fertile cultural influences that have made cafes a major part of the city's dining DNA: strong ties to the Mediterranean through immigration from Italy and Greece in the 20th century, a thriving pub scene that encourages the camaraderie of laid-back dining, and a walkability and livability that allows street life and bustling neighborhoods.
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" The scientist warned that "if we fail, then the forces that contributed to Brexit, the envy and isolationism not just in the U.K. but around the world that spring from not sharing, of cultures driven by a narrow definition of wealth and a failure to divide it more fairly, both within nations and across national borders, will strengthen.
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The Stanford Laptop Orchestra meets to rehearse every Wednesday night in the spring from 7:30 to 10:30 pm (The late hours are a remnant of Wang's night-owl habits as a graduate student.) It's a for-credit course at Stanford—Music 128, cross-listed in the computer science department as CS 170—but getting in isn't easy.
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A man veering too far in the wrong direction on this binary is pejoratively deemed "gay," for example, not conforming to the relatively strict visual codes associated with "real men," a conclusion that seems to spring from the same fallacy that says gay men exhibit feminine characteristics, and that any man demonstrating effeminate qualities must be gay.
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The works seem timeless, yet they clearly spring from the years of Mitchell's formation: the fifties in New York, the last moment of romanticism about paint and all that it could capture—when painting was, in her words, "the opposite of death"—when a woman gave up everything to be a painter, and made a fair exchange. ♦
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Highlighting SpaceX boss Elon Musk's opinion that AI "is our biggest existential threat" as an example of this, the report argues that these purported threats "do not align with the most rapidly advancing current research directions of AI as a field, but rather spring from dire predictions about one small area of research within AI, Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)".
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However, rumors of Hart's infidelity had circulated in the press corps, and a veteran reporter for The Miami Herald, Tom Fiedler (now the dean of Boston University's College of Communication), received a call that spring from an anonymous woman saying Hart was having an affair and that Hart had been on a yacht in Miami with the woman recently.
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A report in the spring from two trade groups — the Air-Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute and the Alliance for Responsible Atmospheric Policy, which counts big companies like Dow and Carrier among its members — estimated that the United States would gain 33,000 additional jobs and $12.5 billion in annual economic output by 2027 solely by ratifying the amendment.
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This was my feeling way before the news was made official on Tuesday that Amazon had chosen Long Island City as its co-location for HQ2, promising to add at least 25,000 jobs (and commutes) to this very spot, not counting the thousands of other jobs (and commutes) that will spring from one of the world's largest companies being here.
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Curiously perhaps for a society that puts so much emphasis on the importance of family, she singled out two problems that seem to spring from familial indifference: the emotionally poor state of many marriages, and early separation of children from their primary caregivers — with many children farmed out to boarding schools or relatives to free up the parents for work.
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Failing to do so could lead to end of human race: If we fail then the forces that contributed to Brexit, the envy and isolationism not just in the UK but around the world that spring from not sharing, of cultures driven by a narrow definition of wealth and a failure to divide it more fairly, both within nations and across national borders, will strengthen.
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The Philippines of "Insurrecto" is wild and lush, beset by cruelty, boisterous in its embrace of the tacky relics of late-20th-century globalism — a place where Elvis ballads seem to "spring from the bamboo groves"; where the news is full of bodies "piling up at the garbage dumps, in the slums, near schoolyards"; where karaoke singers, possessed by a "maniacal insomnia," wail drunkenly into the night.
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From the opening origin myths — about Yggdrasil, a life tree with three roots in three worlds, and the driftwood logs that give rise to the first humans, Ask (named from the ash tree) and Embla (named from the elm) — I was struck by the differences between the stories I'd learned as a child raised Catholic (it didn't take) and a creation story in which humans spring from trees.
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His cloud constructions have made the same imaginative leap that Gehry's built architecture began to make with the design of the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao and of the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles: a spring from the basics of post-and-lintel carpentry to building with abstract planes, each one unique, massed together to create spaces that are never hollow; instead, energy seems to funnel through them like an invisible liquid.
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It is the Ahmarists, not the Frenchists who will be poised to inherit the movement and do the slaying from here on out, not only because their more openly illiberal attitudes sit better with the right's new populism but because, ironically, those attitudes spring from conservatism's deepest, sturdiest roots: The defenses of old hierarchies that led early conservative thinkers like Edmund Burke to regard the then-woolly and new ideals underpinning classical liberalism and its revolutionary proponents with deep caution and often open suspicion.
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