A New York Times obituary writer for 22013 years, Margalit Fox takes a crack at her own epitaph.
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Samson takes a crack at "Saturday Night on Utopia Parkway," a song by collaborator and fellow Canuck Christine Fellows.
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At times, the bot takes a crack at TV scripts and inspirational quote memes, efficiently showing off its familiarity with online forms.
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In the video below Android developer Chris Pacia takes a crack at building the Randomizer himself, and gets the whole thing done in just over ten minutes.
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Over the course of the show's first three seasons, Jane dreams of becoming a novelist, and takes a crack at one based on her relationship with Michael Cordero, Jr., played by Brett Dier.
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As you may have surmised, the sign takes a crack at DeVos's aptitude for the job, which was questioned extensively throughout the confirmation process, during which she suggested that schools might need guns onsite in case of grizzly bears.
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" Some artists from Don't Stop Now's first edition return for volume two—Chris Farren takes a crack at Joanna Newsom's "On a Good Day" and Anika Pyle of Katie Ellen has a soft rendition of Lucinda Williams' "Metal Firecracker.
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Case in point, former The Loved Ones frontman and Carlile admirer Dave Hause takes a crack at her song "Hold Out Your Hand," a standout sing-along from By the Way, I Forgive You, on his new EP, September Haze.
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He also takes a crack at guessing at how a Justice Garland would handle important realms of law — from criminal justice (where he'd likely be unsympathetic to defendants) to gun rights (where he'd probably shift the Court left) to abortion (where nobody knows what Garland would do).
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Tyler Cowen takes a crack at it on his blog: Even if internet or Facebook outages do have a predictive effect on attacks in some manner, it likely shows that Facebook is a communications medium used to organize gatherings and attacks (as the telephone once might have been), not, as the authors repeatedly suggest, that Facebook is somehow generating and whipping up and controlling racist sentiment over time.
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The show ends with a trip to "Le Chocolatier Manon" so that Zane may try to cure his hangover with Belgian chocolate. The chocolatier is a third generation at Manon Chocolates in Brussels and takes Zane through the process of making world-famous chocolate. It needs to be cooled to 32 degrees Celsius before molding so Zane takes a crack at folding the chocolate until its ready. The entire process, including the temperature readings and molding, is done by hand.
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From a 56-42 halftime lead by Crispa, the Gin Tonics made a torrid comeback behind Francis Arnaiz and Steve Watson. With barely three minutes gone in the third quarter, Sonny Jaworski takes a crack at his three-point shot and scores as Gilbey's finally cut down Crispa's lead to a single digit, 62-54. The Gin Tonics tied the count at 73-all with 2:54 left in the third period. In the fourth quarter, Arnaiz throws an outlet pass to Joey Marquez to forge the last tie at 109-all.
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