Which revolution was Sanders promising, the one that takes on Wall Street, or the one that takes on prejudice?
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It takes on, it takes on, like you said, a demonization, versus in Europe, where the people are used to that. Yeah.
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Ponyplay is a variation of BDSM in which one partner takes on the role of horse and the other takes on the role of trainer.
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U.K's leading voice for Brexit takes on American politics U.K's leading voice for Brexit takes on American politics This is an extended interview of a segment that originally aired Nov.
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Rashida Tlaib — each offered their takes on the issue.
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" And Diane Sawyer takes on Rikers Island on "Nightline.
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KERNEN: IF YOU HAD TO CHARACTERIZE IT AS A DEFENSIVE MOVE OR AN OFFENSIVE MOVE, IS IT PUTTING TOGETHER -- I KNOW IT'S COMPLIMENTARY, BUT CAN YOU LEVERAGE WHAT BOTH COMPANIES HAVE OFFENSIVELY TO BE THE PLACE THAT TAKES ON AMAZON OR TAKES ON WAL-MART OR TAKES ON WHATEVER HEALTH CARE LOOKS LIKE IN FIVE YEARS?
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After episode 5, it takes on a brand new meaning.
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Battelle takes on big picture questions on culture and economics.
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The team takes on England in the semifinals on Tuesday.
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Now the solo operator takes on all duties during testing.
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"It takes on this acidity, and it's incredible," she concluded.
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As Jackson Maine, Cooper's voice takes on its own personality.
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Stephen Colbert takes on how Apple would convince us otherwise.
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Honest Trailers takes on the movie scientists in The Martian.
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Snoop's video takes on hot button issues including police shootings.
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Alex Robert Ross occasionally has bad sports takes on Twitter.
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Several houses showed unexpected — and downright unfussy — takes on couture.
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The public intellectual and vulnerability icon now takes on bravery.
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Any open forum takes on the perspective of its users.
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Romance takes on a different meaning in the avian world.
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In others, the Postal Service takes on the delivery role.
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His new one takes on the "Aliens among us" trope.
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Finn takes on the trooper who calls him a traitor.
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I'm like, 'I don't mess up takes on my show.
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But, yeah, there are gives and takes on it obviously.
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Instead, the governing board of CalSavers takes on that responsibility.
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See the coolest takes on the ridiculously easy style, ahead.
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Biebs' bro, Khalil Mack, takes on the role of Mandy.
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But in Japan, the celebration takes on a different tone.
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Donny's talk eventually takes on a slightly more ominous tone.
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Iron Man takes on Hulk in Avengers: Age of Ultron.
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Fox's Land Master tank takes on enemies from the ground.
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Just 3 days 'til DJ takes on the Arizona Cardinals.
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AI Scry takes on The Verge's offices and neighboring streets.
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VR takes on a greater meaning in setting those expectations.
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When magic structures a comedy it takes on two properties.
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In his web comic XKCD, he takes on many more.
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There are a lot of these takes on the internet.
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In this episode, Kim takes on homelessness in Los Angeles.
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Here she takes on the lucid and elegant French Suites.
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"War takes on a life of its own," Milley said.
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Local hope Kyrgios, seeded 29th, takes on Uruguayan Pablo Cuevas.
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Here she takes on another harrowing story of a child.
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" Bee takes on the Trump administration weekly on "Full Frontal.
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Brazil takes on Uruguay, which will feature Luis Suarez, tonight.
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These are differing takes on the same kind of upset.
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My skin takes on the pink hue of the lights.
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Mastin ("Taz," to friends) takes on vocals while Levi (a.k.a.
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The shadow of his suicide takes on a different cast.
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When things are otherwise, dualism takes on a new dimension.
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Artistic License: Six Takes on the Guggenheim Collection Through Jan.
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Read This Next: The Toll Activism Takes on Your Body
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It also includes Morgenthaler's own takes on many classic recipes.
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Everything takes on a new hue, the color of rape.
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In "Eating Animals," she takes on a third: factory farming.
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"We all have our different takes on this," says Harris.
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Sophie Turner takes on a dramatic survival tale in Survive.
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Once RIP Medical Debt takes on the debt, it's forgiven.
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So in that context, this dispute takes on political overtones.
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Roger Federer takes on Marin Cilic in the men's final.
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The authors have different takes on how to succeed, though.
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With a sitting president, the issue takes on additional complications.
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The bill also takes on the issue of religious freedom.
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And then it takes on a life of its own.
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Yellowbrick Data: Data warehousing that takes on Amazon and Oracle
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I feel extremely grateful when another takes on the task.
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Two takes on motherhood, sparked by two very famous mothers.
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But at Ferrari, the job takes on a special importance.
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Click ahead for our favorite takes on the easy costume.
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There's no limitation and it takes on many different forms.
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In other words, the firm takes on all the risk.
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Virginia faces Massachusetts and Vermont takes on Central Connecticut State.
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ET release of June consumer prices takes on added importance.
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In a year, the firm takes on approximately 3,300 interns.
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James Franco takes on the role of Jake in '11.22.63.
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Sometimes, a song takes on a life of its own.
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FRIDAY • New takes on American classics hit the big screen.
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Through this lens, Fragile Legacy takes on a double meaning.
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We want to hear young moviegoers' takes on the film.
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For kids YouTube creators, this strategy takes on special importance.
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Here are some of our favorite takes on it so far.
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Maybe your child takes on a bit more student loan debt.
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His routine takes on touchy issues such as Islamophobia and jihadism.
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Lots of people wrote measured, thoughtful takes on the Crosby injury.
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We'd love to see your takes on the iconic color wheel.
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ET: Jillian Mele takes on the top headlines of the day.
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Light takes on wacky properties when confined to these photonic crystals.
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Up in space, gripping objects takes on a whole new absurdity.
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Later in the trailer, she takes on the hit musical Hamilton.
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The building's intricate metallic screen takes on varied shades of light.
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Nvidia debuted a new product, Spot, that takes on Amazon's Alexa.
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Against that backdrop, SpaceX's meeting with Pai takes on greater significance.
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As of late, unique takes on water are having a moment.
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We can't wait to see what subject she takes on next.
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That's partly why Ellie takes on multitudes that Claire's character cannot.
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And some days, Axios AM takes on a sober, moral tone.
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Who else would benefit from exposing smart takes on this question?
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Hungary takes on unhealthy foods Hungary's taxes extend beyond sugary drinks.
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He takes on more risk with each new round of financing.
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Google takes on Yubico and builds its own hardware security keys
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Black Friday also takes on varying importance depending on the retailer.
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The heart takes on the driving, unpredictable rhythms of the rain.
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The ship takes on part of the job of the warehouse.
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The toll the lifestyle takes on your health is truly taxing.
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Interestingly, the fingerprint reader takes on more features than simple unlocking.
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Yet on Sissy Night, the word takes on a different meaning.
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Flanked by Mick Foley and Ken Anderson, Eagle takes on Jonze.
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It takes on tough questions: What should a marijuana tax measure?
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"It takes on the air of an insurance policy," Rooney said.
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The Marijuana Revenue and Regulation Act takes on several tough issues.
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Wimbledon champion Angelique Kerber takes on unseeded Brazilian Beatriz Haddad Maia.
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Check out critics' takes on John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum below.
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And they themselves have some very poetic takes on their work.
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The toll that takes on your liver and kidneys is tremendous.
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Surprisingly, every year they uncover new, interesting takes on the format.
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This summer, the boho style takes on cool stripes and patterns.
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Trump himself has offered conflicting takes on a so-called pivot.
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Sitting still in Dhaka, where bad design takes on epic proportions.
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It's fun to compare different takes on the same thematic concept.
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It takes on new private equity debt to finance the deal.
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And, unfortunately, that often reinforces oversimplified takes on what drives markets.
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The Shakespeare Requirement takes on a department in a terrible state.
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Their specialties are gumbo and several takes on the po' boy.
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Steven Soderbergh's latest project for Netflix takes on the Panama Papers.
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With very fast growth, a business takes on an entrepreneurial aspect.
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And yet, it takes on average 213 days to recruit someone.
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Her voice takes on a similarly gossamer quality on It's Blitz!
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Instead, "Biscuit Town" takes on the form of a short film.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg takes on a relevant challenge each year.
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It's like what happened in France takes on a new meaning.
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When you are unemployed, money takes on a whole new meaning.
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And she takes on the banks and she doesn't back down.
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Click ahead for seven fresh takes on this growing tattoo trend.
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Well: More of Hewlett's unique takes on the world, he's guessing.
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Renowned Arab-American artist takes on Syrian crisis in newest exhibition.
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And a burrowing owl takes on a "hidden" camera and wins.
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With "The Sisters Brothers," he takes on the most American genre.
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They offered their takes on what they saw, frame by frame.
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He took a bunch of takes on it, which was remarkable.
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Pressed, it takes on the texture of a tender, fresh cheese.
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" Among his favorites: her takes on the Stanley Kubrick classics "Dr.
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Ballhaus's camera takes on an aggressive, willful personality of its own.
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Jimmy takes on a new client, to the dismay of Kim.
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Lizzo's "Truth Hurts" takes on new meaning through countless homemade videos.
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The 30th seed takes on Angelique Kerber in the next round.
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In this environment, every claim takes on an air of credibility.
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Her voice takes on a tone of both anger and sadness.
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Long Beach takes on Charleston in the consolation bracket on Friday.
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Inspire Brands CEO Paul Brown takes on challenges through active listening.
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In their place, it takes on the extra weight of proprietorship.
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The strange becomes familiar, and the familiar takes on strange power.
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The first episode is about ejaculation; the second takes on menstruation.
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Later, the United States takes on Germany, the tournament's Cinderella team.
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Vanderhyden takes on the anxiety around money — that's a big thing.
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After all, ProPublica takes on big and almost inevitably complex subjects.
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I enjoy the alter egos he takes on as he gets older.
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HOLLYWOOD SQUARED Kim Kardashian West takes on a new prison reform case .
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This will decrease to $40 as my daughter takes on this expense.
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A good song takes on more meaning as the years pass by.
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The uniquely Singaporean lohei takes on a colourful composition in this image.
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For his "Sovereign" monoprints, Heap of Birds takes on Native American casinos.
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From there, the creation takes on a digital life of its own.
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Host nation France takes on South Korea to begin the monthlong tournament.
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WATCH: TUCKER TAKES ON CORNEL WEST OVER DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISM -- CAN IT WORK?
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Above: Burbank takes on Call of Duty WW2 without any pesky shooting.
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Related: Miss Universe Canada takes on body-shamers with a badass message
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" The magazine also noted that Plunkert rarely "takes on political subject matter.
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It is encyclopedic, which is central to whatever subject Misrach takes on.
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Here's the run of CNN's Reality Check Quick Takes on the night.
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Hopefully, more dollar signs lead to more unbridled takes on living spaces.
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Trump takes on a more substantial role advocating for her husband's candidacy.
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Trump rallies crowd behind Trump, takes on Clinton Pence's close friend Rep.
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With more attendees expected, Celebration takes on more of a family feel.
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Margot Robbie played the infamous skater while Sebastian Stan takes on Gillooly.
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Mike Lee takes on the latest developments in the Mueller Russia investigation.
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A later series of paintings takes on gun violence and police brutality.
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Margot Robbie plays the infamous skater while Sebastian Stan takes on Gillooly.
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Square takes on the actual loan and risk, instead of the retailer.
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But being "done" takes on a different meaning in the AFC South.
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As the Supreme Court takes on the case Whole Woman's Health v.
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Others, like The Master, offer entirely fictional takes on the cult phenomenon.
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Stephens takes on Madison Keys in U.S. Open women's finals on Saturday.
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Now, the artist's latest takes on the series have evolved in grandeur.
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Jagged Little Pill takes on topics such as rape culture and addiction.
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Seen through this lens, the eagle takes on a new significance, too.
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In this exchange, technology takes on a charged emotional and transactional quality.
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Stone immediately takes on Nasir as a client, and his reasons for
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He also takes on the post of head of the supreme court.
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What someone takes on an airplane reveals a lot about their personality.
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Rory Culkin takes on the role of Thibodeau, the surviving cult member.
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Because if ATF takes on the issue, it means that Congress doesn't.
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The scripted series takes on the very real history of GLOW, a.k.a.
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All eyes will be on Clark as she takes on these challenges.
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In another, she takes on the issue of gender stereotyping in China.
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As this jollity grinds on, though, it takes on a machinelike brutality.
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Louisiana State takes on Wisconsin at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis.
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Yet, in view of Germany's past, it takes on particular dimensions there.
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And the game takes on a whole new dimension because of it.
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Ask Alex Robert Ross about his other American sports takes on Twitter.
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Cabinet of Horrors takes on the Trump administration like a nuclear assault.
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But it takes on an added significance that Baldwin couldn't have anticipated.
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"Pandering takes on a whole new definition," said Elizabeth Milstein, another attendee.
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The third scene takes on another election night, this one in 2020.
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The March 31 runoff will decide which Republican takes on Democratic Sen.
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And we have two articles with takes on President Trump's trade war.
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Purdue Fort Wayne takes on North Dakota on the road on Sunday.
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These are two very different takes on Vietnam, and on war generally.
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Airbnb's marketing costs could skyrocket as it scales and takes on Google.
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Ray Romano takes on the Gene Hackman role of the shady producer.
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Elon Musk takes on some of the biggest challenges in the world.
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She typically takes on larger projects, with each gig priced at $100.
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It's between two takes on what matters most in this messy world.
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The Colosseum Rome's 2,000-year-old stadium takes on a green look.
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The other models we include are new takes on the classic cobbler.
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It's actually amazing how different the takes on such works can be.
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But with coal mining, the yawning gap takes on an added significance.
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In this context, the idea of acting takes on a deeper meaning.
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The underdog takes on the mighty and presumptive winner and topples him.
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These days "Gabriel Over the White House" takes on an eerie relevance.
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In "She Said," the Harvey Weinstein saga takes on a new life.
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The Los Angeles city attorney's office frequently takes on consumer-protection cases.
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In sufficiently complicated times, everything takes on a veneer of easy metaphor.
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Gunter takes on age-old myths about vaginas with The Vagina Bible.
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With Cleo at its center, Roma's story takes on a meditative tone.
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The current spin is that these paintings are ironic takes on kitsch.
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Susan Sarandon stars as Bette Davis while Jessica Lange takes on Joan Crawford.
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The first group date takes on the plot of Pirates of the Caribbean.
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"The miracle of childbirth" takes on a whole new meaning in this light.
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I think there are a couple of first takes on the album, actually.
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She's a Libra, and concedes that she takes on the emotions of others.
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It takes on the looping dimensionality that has served the GIF so well.
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This year, that global movement takes on new urgency right here at home.
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In representation, however, their light-hearted approach takes on a more innocent figure.
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ET: Tomi Lahren takes on the top news headlines of the day; Sen.
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Knowing this, curbing bad habits and forming good ones takes on considerable importance.
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No, the credit card company takes on the responsibility right then and there.
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Several stories track the revenge that society takes on its heretics and mavericks.
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Because we're far more interested in the fresh takes on festival dressing — a.k.a.
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Chris Evans' first post-Marvel movie takes on a serious and dangerous topic.
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And Adrian Wooldridge takes on the ghosts of capitalism past, present and future
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She takes on Florence + the Machine, Coldplay, Etta James, and even the Beatles.
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Ahead, see some of the most glorious textured takes on the style, ahead.
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He notes that one song, called "Always," takes on new meaning with Louisiana.
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That shirt takes on a pointed meaning in light of Kavanaugh's career trajectory.
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In the context of the #MeToo movement, that takes on a special resonance.
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At its majestic size, such unease takes on the gravity of mortal terror.
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However, nothing will compare to the stage that Kaine takes on Wednesday night.
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Unfortunately, it takes on average 200 or more days to discover a breach.
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It froths and foams, glimmers and reflects the light, or takes on shadows.
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Rihanna, Beyoncé, and the Kardashians have all had their takes on the trend.
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The Romanian world number one takes on Hsieh Su-wei from Taiwan next.
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But Mauna Kea takes on another dimension when it comes to human interference.
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In the men's draw, third seed Marin Cilic takes on Australian James Duckworth.
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We're told Trezz will wear them when L.A. takes on the Warriors. #RIP
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We didn't do a lot of takes on it, maybe two or three.
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That's because the two cars are essentially different takes on a similar idea.
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This duet takes on an added poignancy now that both men are gone.
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That said, with Trump the phrase takes on a slightly more tragic note.
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In this sense, street photography takes on a totally different meaning and significance.
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Chet almost single-handedly takes on this season's token role of bad man.
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Each inadvertently takes on archetypal characters from the city viewers can instantly identify.
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Truly one of the dumbest takes on a terrible tragedy I've ever seen.
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Automated construction of a complete block takes on the order of 10 minutes.
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As time elapses, the need to find the recorders takes on increased urgency.
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Booker's appearance comes less than two weeks before Espy takes on GOP Sen.
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On the campaign trail, people frequently shouted takes on Whitmer's slogan at her.
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Otherwise, their charm takes on a selfishness that makes interactions all about them.
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Tom Hanks takes on a character even more likable than him: Fred Rogers.
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What would his grandmother think of his modern takes on her baking rituals?
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Greer Grimsley sings the title role and Luretta Bybee takes on Mrs. Lovett.
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Greer Grimsley sings the title role, and Luretta Bybee takes on Mrs. Lovett.
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When Ms. Cox takes on a client, she offers a full-service operation.
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Sheridan's Cyclops takes on a leadership role in "X-Men: Dark Phoenix" (2019).
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Chyler Leigh (who played Lexie Grey) takes on another sister role on "Supergirl."
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Tom Hanks takes on a character even more likable than him: Fred Rogers.
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Lauren Lapkus, dolled up like a demented Britney Spears, takes on dating shows.
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Here are the three pioneers' takes on the trend they started in 1999.
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Austrian rising star Dominic Thiem, the sixth seed, takes on American Steve Johnson.
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When your social life pays the bills, business takes on a new meaning.
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That's when my music really comes alive – it takes on its full meaning.
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His new company, Anduril, takes on traditional defense contractors with next-generation tech.
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As it is, Everett takes on many of the necessary HR tasks himself.
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This year, the teenager takes on new responsibilities to support the family business.
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Inspired by the new collections, the season offers updated takes on men's tailoring.
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Viewed through this lens, the fabled escape from slavery takes on different contours.
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The song in tandem with the video takes on a very sinister feel.
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Here's what will happen next when the board finally takes on the issue.
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In short, the two plans are not different takes on the same problem.
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The two are well worth the trip and propose fresh takes on sustainability.
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He also takes on real-world issues with clear, sometimes tear-filled eyes.
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It takes on a social aspect and becomes almost like a networking opportunity.
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It's also the kind of contingent occurrence that instantly takes on enormous significance.
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History and genealogy, after all, are two radically divergent takes on the past.
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Midtown, viewed diagonally rather than straight on, takes on a dynamic topographic form.
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San Diego State (2-193) takes on the Musketeers in the consolation bracket.
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Team Rising share their takes on the latest Des Moines Register Iowa poll.
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That question takes on a whole different life at a place like this.
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The silent generation also "unknowingly takes on risk by forgoing diversification," Blecker says.
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New York Times Food editors and writers serve their hottest takes on Thanksgiving.
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For instance, in Black Lives Matter … Oh, it takes on a political context?
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They're not going to have trouble if someone takes on a different pronoun.
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A show in Harlem takes on the human form with some surprising results.
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Saloua Choucair takes on the big questions, rather than a mere aesthetic viewpoint.
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"What I hope is that the Democrats become aggressive in developing an agenda that takes on the billionaire class, that takes on corporate America and creates a government that works for all of us and not just the few," he said.
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"That's what it takes on a day like this," Brewers manager Craig Counsell said.
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Erin Lowry is the author of Broke Millennial and Broke Millennial Takes On Investing.
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Hosted by science-popularizing astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, the show takes on the cosmos.
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Cena is then shown as three different takes on a classic '90s pop star.
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Sitting by the side of Dickerson's bed, a Kernel scientist takes on the challenge.
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Swanepoel takes on the trend by posing in a forest with her belly exposed.
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This ethical exercise takes on new meaning at the dawn of the autonomous age.
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But for the children of LGBTQ parents, "coming out" takes on radically different terms.
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Once it's out in the world, it takes on a life of its own.
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Revisit Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist Ann Telnaes's live takes on the impeachment process.
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In that context I feel like the hook takes on quite a dark role.
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Indian comedian Vir Das takes on sexist advertising tropes in a new deodorant ad.
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The sketch, while satirical, pretty accurately takes on the (often-disheartening) "best dressed" discussion.
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That certainly happened with our cast and their takes on the scenes we drafted.
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" Simon yells at Lou over his casting — but takes on more weight in "Dream.
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Go deeper: Capitol Hill takes on reparations Reparations: Where the 2020 Democratic candidates stand
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Although there were various takes on what being innovative in smartphone terms means now.
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Allow us to step in and offer our own takes on what's going on.
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But with Plated, you'll be able to experiment with untraditional takes on classic dishes.
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Rather than specific uses of deepfakes, it takes on digital impersonation broadly, Citron says.
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Their opinions differed wildly and even contradicted one another's takes on what went down.
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Now, the model says she's giving more thought to the jobs she takes on.
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Are they tuning in to watch him when he takes on his next gig?
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Kim, who has been through this before, takes on the position of Kylie Champion.
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This message takes on particular potency as Trump turns his attention to tax reform.
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Will she craft more of her clever textile takes on seminal Modernist painting styles?
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This lawsuit, and the issue it raises, takes on a greater urgency under Trump.
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Team Rising share their takes on the mishaps in Iowa Caucus results reporting. Hill.
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These types of new takes on traditional giving could be right up millennials' alley.
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The book very quickly takes on a mysterious, drug-like momentum of its own.
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" While Brown takes on some of the blame himself – "We could have been better.
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It may be no coincidence that a vice presidential nominee takes on that role.
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The spectacle takes on many more forms today than it did during Debord's lifetime.
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Williams is best known for showcasing great depths to the roles she takes on.
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Federer takes on Novak Djokovic in the men's singles final of Wimbledon on Sunday.
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But it takes on new meaning in light of Nolan and Joy's latest project.
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Jim Renacci and the self-funding Mike Gibbons will determine who takes on Sen.
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And, just like that, the title of "No Home Movie" takes on piercing meaning.
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"Texture takes on a very big role when it comes to play," says Zoe.
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That's especially important as Russia takes on a more energetic role in world affairs.
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People overlook the psychic toll it took -- and still takes -- on people like her.
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He takes on white privilege, cultural appropriation, and attacks against former President Barack Obama.
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In the 25 movies they've released to date, the past takes on many forms.
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Now, in the show's fifth and final season, Sunday Funday takes on more weight.
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There were these New York-themed takes on the classic bedtime story, "Goodnight Moon" ...
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Gauff then takes on Zarina Diyas in a Round of 32 singles clash Tuesday.
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The winner takes on either Auburn or Texas Tech in Wednesday's title game. 2.
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He takes on the alter ego of The Cape to fight crime while incognito.
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Companies like Moat, DoubleVerify, IAS and TrustMetrics offer different takes on this, he said.
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"The Church will lose" if it takes on Duterte over the killings, she added.
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He also said he's "rooting" for Perry as he takes on his theater role.
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Commentators will weigh in here throughout the day with smart takes on the report.
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In the face of these pressures, maintaining subscriber loyalty takes on even more importance.
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Their trove of inventive takes on an analog timepiece is anything but old fashioned.
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Ahead, let these three takes on the trend convince you of it staying power.
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But often, personal stylists bring their own subjective takes on fashion to their customers.
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But in times like these, our impulse to adjust takes on radical political significance.
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Other brands have offered up even more affordable takes on this style for summer.
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The flipping of a sleeve over an arm takes on a sudden dramatic urgency.
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Clinton on Sunday night takes on even greater importance after Mr. Trump's latest controversy.
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He also takes on commissions from private clients; garment repairs begin at around $40.
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Each chapter in his short book takes on one aspect of the alt-right.
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Or "good" with a spear and longer-range weapons when he takes on monsters.
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In this light, the Trump website prank takes on a level of unexpected pathos.
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A fascinating op-ed from the Times last year takes on kids and lying.
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But that didn't stop the hosts from offering their takes on the historic meeting.
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At the beginning of every season, each takes on a house that needs refurbishing.
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Meanwhile, her real-life counterpart, Sabine, takes on a risky business venture in Seattle.
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After Hirschhorn's violent collage, TRUE STORY takes on a more somber and critical tone.
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World Cup news, invasion at a Yemeni port, and different takes on North Korea.
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Virality takes on a more personal edge in Lana Wilson's Taylor Swift: Miss Americana.
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A portrait of an Israeli lawyer who takes on difficult cases involving Palestinian clients.
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Dufton takes on all of these voices in the battle for legalization while giving
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An effort in the Senate led to dueling Democratic and Republican takes on privacy.
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These are the questions that a new edition of the Debatable newsletter takes on.
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However, after Spider-Man dies, he takes on the mantle and continues Peter's legacy.
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A standard Prius takes on six carry-on suitcases with the back seats usable.
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He's a hard-working, effective leader who takes on big issues like climate change.
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Democratic 33-year-old former federal prosecutor Conor Lamb takes on Republican state Rep.
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Dan Rather takes on Donald J. Trump, immigration, evangelicals, racism, feminism and rigged elections.
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Young Turks' Emma Vigeland shares her takes on the latest in the 85033 race.
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Trilobites "Tough" takes on new meaning when it is used to describe the tardigrade.
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In that spirit, we're sharing three of the better takes on our announcements: 1.
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Duke (5-0) takes on Georgetown (4-221) in the tournament final Friday night.
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Our sports columnists had different takes on Tuesday's punishment for Russia's systemic doping program.
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Now, he says, Rift prices competitively, and takes on about 30 projects per year.
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In the resulting inauthentic world, the notion of "the clasp" takes on paramount importance.
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"The phrase 'republican reconquest' takes on its full meaning in these areas," Collomb said.
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With startling candor, Kennedy takes on her own denial as well as her father's.
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The clover is used to buy food, which the frog takes on a journey.
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Viewed in retrospect, the optimism about Germany's future also takes on a dark irony.
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He takes on huge topics like energy or transportation and gives them a thorough examination.
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Today, the threat to our national sovereignty takes on a much different, more benign shape.
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All right, next on The Five, Greg takes on anti-Trump protests over in Europe.
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This song, which had always been personal to me, takes on even deeper meaning now.
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The agency takes on credit risks that private companies, including banks, aren't willing to accept.
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BENLIC takes on about 70 properties annually, a figure it hopes to increase to 120.
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The agency says a trace takes on average four to seven business days to complete.
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HAPPENING LATER Women's World Cup Team USA takes on host country France at 3 p.m.
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It takes on average seven to 10 years to be diagnosed by the medical establishment.
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The inner censor, which I explore in depth in Still Writing, takes on many guises.
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Her vision for "economic mobility" directly takes on the structural barriers keeping people in poverty.
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But it's one of the most grounded takes on an electric motorcycle from BMW yet.
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Dilbert has long been known for its satirical takes on the doldrums of office life.
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Rivera challenges the calcification of colonial narratives by interrogating mainstream takes on the island's culture.
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Recently, more and more brands have introduced innovative new takes on good ol'-fashioned powder.
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Everything from olive oil to grocery store meat takes on new meaning under Nosrat's guidance.
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Or, simply take outfit inspiration from three takes on this easy 90's piece, ahead.
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A song like, 'If You Wanna Touch Her, Ask!' takes on an age-old problem.
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Their meetings are strained, the physical and mental toll it takes on Han is clear.
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If you look at your ball, the other ball automatically takes on the other color.
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It's another means to bolster Apple Music as the company takes on streaming giant Spotify.
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In a clip for the show's premiere on Sunday, Ramsay takes on a 1300-ft.
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Sexual harassment takes on many forms, some of which are difficult to notice right away.
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They introduced new takes on the stroopwafel, making them available in chocolate and other flavors.
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Among the contributors and challenges explored: Rosario Dawson takes on the Flint, Michigan water crisis.
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The garden takes on a classical look, complete with brick arcades and wisteria-covered pergolas.
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"It's really peculiar and beautiful when a song takes on a new meaning," she wrote.
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Sunday&aposs game takes on added importance for the Clippers because of Saturday&aposs loss.
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Earlier this week, Portman opted for a duo of polished takes on the matching set.
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Plus, other research suggests these benefits extend to the toll stress takes on your body.
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See some fresh takes on the 'do ahead, and get a few product recommendations, too.
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Horst Seehofer of the CSU takes on an interior ministry expanded to include "homeland" matters.
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While there, he learns about the mysteries of "drift" racing and takes on the Yakuza.
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Available July 1 The American (2010)An assassin takes on his last assignment in Italy.
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These days, depending on her availability, she takes on one to four shifts each month.
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Wray takes on the role following the firing of FBI director James Comey in May.
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It takes on average 1,210 days for Italy's judges to resolve a typical commercial dispute.
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In these isolated conditions, food takes on a special importance for everyone at the base.
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For those who DO care ... Villanova takes on Michigan in the NCAA Championship Monday night.
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By weaving the five dates together, the show takes on a Groundhog Day-esque quality.
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It takes on a different thing; it changes the whole concept of what we're doing.
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Related: This Comic Masterclass Takes on the Art of Character Introduction Making a Bloody Comic?
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It's also the store that consistently delivers innovative takes on my ultimate fave dessert — cupcakes.
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There were a bunch of oversimplified takes on the march, saying it was privileged feminism.
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And that's in addition to all the other one-off hosting gigs she takes on.
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On Thursday, the That '70s Show alum takes on Jane the Virgin star, Gina Rodriguez.
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Goffin will face Federer in Saturday's first semi-final before Bulgarian Dimitrov takes on Sock.
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But in light of that saga, it takes on a more charged kind of resonance.
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Much more dangerous is the toll that pollution takes on cognitive development and mental health.
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The work here takes on the Western canon from the Renaissance to modern American abstraction.
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On the spicy side is Blackout (black), and Silent St. (white) takes on white musk.
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In his film, "Clash," Mr. Diab, who lives in Cairo, takes on recent Egyptian history.
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Una takes on a life of her own while Mazzei, torn between different expectations, shrinks.
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Ryan particularly dislikes the toll the job takes on his family, according to multiple sources.
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Barcelona next takes on Getafe CF at the Coliseum Alfonso Perez on Saturday September 28.
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Chef Ansel is a revered pastry chef famous for his creative takes on classic desserts.
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I THINK HE'S VERY WELL SCHOOLED AS HE TAKES ON THE CHALLENGE OF OUR COMPANY.
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It has been touted as one of the strongest takes on data and personal security.
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The question of happiness takes on a completely different meaning in the North Korean context.
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Like slow-cooked onions, slow-cooked cabbage takes on color, becoming meltingly tender and sweet.
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World number 71 Lopez next takes on Germany's Mischa Zverev or Filip Krajinovic of Serbia.
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Surely, they say, "love thy neighbor" takes on a different meaning in a globalized world.
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This is a woman who takes on the world's biggest and richest companies, after all.
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Our activism takes on many forms, but in one form or other, we march daily.
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You can see it play out in the colorful and uninhibited process he takes on.
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Taken individually, its components would amount to merely so-so takes on their respective genres.
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Roller Champions: This free-to-play game takes on the colorful world of roller derby.
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"I think the breadth that our jaguar program takes on is unprecedented," Quigley told me.
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Maybe you'd like to see her takes on Pokémon Sun/Moon's starters (and their evolutions).
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Make sure you keep watching until the ending, when Trump takes on his final form.
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Now imagine how insufferable Twitter will be with hot takes on the day they die.
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Walmart takes on Amazon Prime: The retail giant, which last year acquired Amazon competitor Jet.
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Naturally, a show that takes on such a relevant and painful event requires careful consideration.
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It was the sort of simplistic and wrongheaded position that he takes on most policies.
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Cold War grandly takes on the whole arc, from first meeting till the very end.
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And any researcher who takes on the question will run into a problem with terminology.
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OpenAI faces another test this weekend, when it takes on teams worldwide over the internet.
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But she definitely plans to vote in 2020 — for whichever Democrat takes on Mr. Trump.
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Meanwhile, the company increased the commission it takes on new drivers' fares to 25 percent.
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But this season's wealth of plaid takes on a rebellious, puckish spirit when clashed together.
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He enjoys making charts and graphics that are based on his takes on everyday life.
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Chrissy's Court: Chrissy Teigen takes on the reality court show format with "bailiff" Pepper Thai.
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You say a falsehood over and over and it takes on the shape of reality.
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Here, three floral artists offer new takes on the most atavistic — and enduring — of traditions.
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Judge Ezra's decision comes as the national debate over abortion takes on a renewed urgency.
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This fall's dance calendar will feature inventive takes on old favorites and intriguing new works.
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Also be on the lookout for some creative takes on the laptop/tablet hybrid space.
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He said he considered it important that the film takes on issues of mental illness.
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It takes on the whole rotunda as its canvas, connecting the dance with the architecture.
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Here's a look back at Times critics' takes on his various works over the years.
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Depending on your perspective, the word Dixie takes on a different meaning for different people.
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Something as previously uneventful as sitting next to one's fellow classmate takes on unspeakable value.
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Different takes on what a woman feels like she is or looks like, her essence.
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In an administration in which "promoted beyond his capacity" takes on new meaning, Bannon looms.
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Platzer takes on topics as big as God, money, parenthood, marriage, gentrification and police violence.
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That can outweigh the gains of whatever measures Microsoft takes on its own carbon reduction.
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As the story moves along, the novel takes on the tone of an existential noir.
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Two other sites, Defamer and Valleywag, were scabrous takes on, respectively, Hollywood and Silicon Valley.
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Qiang takes on Tunisian Ons Jabeur for a place in the quarter-finals on Sunday.
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The back seat slides fore and aft and easily takes on two full-size adults.
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But Barr's role in this unfolding drama takes on significance after the complaint was filed.
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But we soon see the toll that Forrest's single-minded work ethic takes on him.
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The H23 Podcast uses one of the most popular takes on the "YouTube podcast" format.
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He takes on an icon of the official culture and he throws mud at it.
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The winner takes on either Providence or Memphis in the title game Saturday night. 2.
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Because he tells it like it is and takes on all that politically correct stuff.
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Like in a fairy tale gone amiss, the forest itself takes on a mythical quality.
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The show takes on motherhood, sex, money troubles and mental illness with a startling honesty.
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The Undiagnosed Diseases Network takes on the toughest cases, patients whose symptoms have defied explanation.
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The ritual takes on an air of communion — a characterization that Ms. Roggenkamp agrees with.
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There's so much research about the emotional and physical toll that it takes on people.
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But when it's on purpose, it takes on more of an angering or saddening note.
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The guy who had equally funny takes on pro wrestling and different types of apples.
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When confronted with criticism over their actions, their reaction takes on a belligerent militaristic tone.
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If we step back for a moment, the debate takes on a somewhat different significance.
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In space, even the ordinary and the ugly takes on a new sense of wonder.
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Reynolds insists on performing around the country, despite the obvious toll that it takes on her.
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Santai's own Diesel Lek, who followed his famous coach Thailand Pinsinchai here, takes on Ganggee Liangprasert.
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Serena, seeded No. 16, plays Dayana Yastremska, while Venus takes on No. 1 seed Simona Halep.
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But head-turning takes on traditional timepieces still exist, including this men's watch from Patek Philippe.
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The new, original levels and refreshed classic levels are stunning, wildly creative takes on old ideas.
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It takes on home sharing competitors, namely Airbnb, that have been eating away at hotel profits.
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That switch (or qubit) then takes on a fixed value once the user looks at it.
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Each singer in the song takes on the perspective of a different character in the show.
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But when Nolan takes on a new genre, lots of people get excited, for good reason.
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Any version of Windows 10 that takes on Chrome OS will need to have similar attributes.
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But as usual, Hamill takes on the inherent weirdness of it all with grace and charm.
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But in the context of Trump's election win Tuesday, USA-Mexico takes on a disconcerting tinge.
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Not an unoriginal way to pass the time between takes on set, to say the least.
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Both are colorful takes on a science fiction future filled with fantastical creatures and brawling heroes.
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"No longer a dream: Silicon Valley takes on the flying car," The New York Times says.
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The smaller games are arcade titles from two decades ago or colorful new takes on Tetris.
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Onstage, that translates to sketches inspired by the book's humorous takes on how we date now.
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From intergalactic churros to new takes on lemonade, Instagrammers are always sharing the latest magical eats.
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In each episode, one of us takes on a question that we can't stop obsessing about.
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But there is growing abuse of the system, especially as it takes on more commercial disputes.
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But during breaks the mayors asked each other for their takes on issues like drug legalisation.
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Depending on the person you're talking to you get two different takes on the same episode.
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Other clips on the website feature takes on economic nationalism, fighting China and stopping illegal immigration.
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They all offered their own artistic takes on Potter's characters to show how she inspired them.
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Let's hope this is just the start to a summer full of fluffy takes on "Despacito."
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David (Dan Stevens) takes on his daddy issues in the form of Charles Xavier (Harry Lloyd).
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In the Kenneth Lonergan play, he takes on the role of a police officer named Bill.
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As in many places, discussion of violence in Chicago often takes on a highly racialized tone.
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It now takes on average 14 years and $2.5 billion to develop a market-ready drug.
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Unwanted Advances, Kipnis's newest book, takes on what we've come to call the campus rape epidemic.
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Her wardrobe takes on a somberness that befits the situation at the end of season seven.
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He takes on Norman's super-villain alter-ego after he learns that Peter is Spider-Man.
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The video takes on a bleak, apocalyptic beauty that's hard to capture with a standard camera.
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These cool takes on an old reliable can make your go-to shoe feel totally fresh.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen a hydraulic press takes on the bathroom, things get messy.
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This National S'mores Day, August 10, try one of these unique takes on the classic dessert.
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Meanwhile, Fox's takes on the X-Men and Fantastic Four have been, at best, wildly inconsistent.
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The goal of the program is to encourage entrepreneurs with innovative takes on thorny global problems.
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As it takes on the weight of its payload, the balloon freezes for just a moment.
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In Cramer's lightning round, he sprinted through his takes on callers' stock questions: U.S. Concrete Inc.
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Nevertheless, as she takes on Leadsom, May will have to counter claims that she is indecisive.
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Tonight in the Europa League semi-finals, Sevilla plays Shakhtar Donetsk while Villarreal takes on Liverpool.
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The film takes on some pretty serious subject matter but through this beautiful, sometimes funny, lens.
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Creative director spearheaded two special edition takes on Beats' Powerbeats3 Wireless and Beats Studio Wireless headphones.
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He even takes on the persona and accent of an elderly British man for added effect.
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The figures are likely to influence the hiking path the Federal Reserve takes on interest rates.
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Cook gently over low heat until the garlic is softened, before it takes on any color.
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She takes on contracts that Corvo and Emily would balk at: petty assassinations, burglary, item retrieval.
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He also takes on Trump and tells us why everyone should really just relax and meditate.
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But, before any of that happens, Brian takes on Holloway at UFC 231 on Saturday night.
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Wait six months, and the mead takes on a color and taste akin to white wine.
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" I feel like in the second season Nomi takes on the role of "sensate investigate reporter.
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When your sports team is on the path of greatness, Twitter takes on a tribal vibe.
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French Open winner and Wimbledon top seed Ash Barty of Australia takes on China's Zheng Saisai.
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But until the government takes on regulation of the industry, the abuse will almost certainly continue.
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At times, as the best memes often do, it takes on a touch of the absurdist.
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Now his ambitions are more sprawling as he takes on ever larger civic and business challenges.
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" Trump Jr. called it "one of the dumbest takes on a terrible tragedy I've ever seen.
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Hag-Seed, Margaret Atwood Margaret Atwood takes on William Shakespeare's The Tempest with her latest novel.
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Every competent and caring parent takes on the responsibility of caring for and protecting their child.
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In "Believers," the anthropologist Melvin Konner takes on a different question: Why is religion still around?
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Fury takes on Braun Strowman in WWE's "Crown Jewel" show in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Thursday.
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This sci-fi satire takes on race, class, and labor themes in a truly unique way.
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But when you belt it, it suddenly takes on a tailored aesthetic that's perfect for work.
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"Enter Helen" and "Not Pretty Enough" offer engaging takes on Brown's life for a popular audience.
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Riggan's fresh-from-rehab daughter (Emma Stone) takes on the role of assistant to her father.
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That Currier & Ives lithograph of the black legislators, which Gates reproduces, takes on almost unbearable pathos.
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His takes on sex and religion got him arrested but now sound tame, if not retrograde.
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It is only for others, as a symbol, that suffering takes on any meaning or purpose.
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Their romance and marriage takes on historical significance once Nazi Germany invades the bride's native village.
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Comstock is fighting to survive in Virginia's 10th District while she takes on Democratic state Sen.
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Jessica Chastain stars in the thriller as a driven lobbyist who takes on the gun industry.
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The honey takes on the rich flavor of the mangrove, fruit, and spice trees in Zanzibar.
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In a previous study, Dr. Ming quantified the economic toll that discrimination takes on unequal communities.
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The phrase "you are what you eat" suddenly takes on a whole new meaning, doesn't it?
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But the holiday takes on a new significance in light of the Kavanaugh nomination, Kerrigan added.
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Every year, we publish something called the World Development Report, and it takes on different issues.
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Bulgaria's Grigor Dimitrov, fresh from winning the title in Brisbane, takes on Australian wildcard Christopher O'Connell.
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She takes on what annoys or pleases her — not least the ever-varied détente between genders.
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Just 44% of Gen X and 36% of baby boomers expressed favorable takes on socialist candidates.
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When Venom dominates Eddie, he takes on a form that can only be called ridiculously terrifying.
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But it takes on a new shade of meaning in our so-called post-truth world.
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In the middle of that fight, Finn takes on Kylo Ren and is beaten pretty badly.
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Tonight in the Champions League, Atletico Madrid takes on Barcelona, which leads the tie 2-1.
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Likewise, Mr. Carlyle's often thrilling choreography offers a bountiful assortment of takes on male-female physicality.
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I like their candles a lot, and I feel like my clothing takes on the scent.
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Love, hope and romance will never die, but the audience wants fresh takes on these things.
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Dustin is part of the Team USA Ryder Cup squad which takes on Europe on Friday.
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Now he takes on one of the most difficult and storied male roles in the repertory.
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When clashed together, this season's wealth of checks and tartans takes on a rebellious, puckish spirit.
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There are Brazilian takes on vegan dishes, too, such as gnocchi made with hearts of palm.
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We talk about physical and emotional abuse and the toll that it takes on mental health.
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It's a meeting of six very different people with very different takes on what we're doing.
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Eight years (and many apology tours) later, "The Social Network" takes on a whole new meaning.
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But during a crisis, the C.D.C.'s role takes on more urgency — and speed becomes crucial.
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Hutton will become non-executive chairman on March 1, when Noto takes on his new role.
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Wade takes on a new valence — what other options might 19-year-old Vivy have had?
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The first episode takes on the future of the Supreme Court and the future of #MeToo.
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Miami takes on Louisiana State in college football, and the neo-noir film "Chinatown" is streaming.
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In teahouses around the northeastern region, he became celebrated for his fresh takes on the classics.
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No other power takes on such far-reaching security guarantees and offers such comprehensive political resources.
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To Thomson, this was an advantage that would give Harrison's takes on core works some freshness.
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Judah also takes on a new role in these final episodes that we won't spoil here.
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It features a Chinese action hero who takes on a sneering, swaggering American soldier of fortune.
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JILL Your soon-to-be daughter-in-law and I have different takes on fair shakes.
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Warren, an idealist who often takes on Wall Street interests aggressively, is popular with those voters.
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It takes on a tablet shape with the light panel measuring at 5 x 8 inches.
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The poignant drama "Amour" traces a woman's decline and the toll it takes on her husband.
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"Every step of this transitional process takes on symbolic value and has lasting effects," he said.
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"Scam or Not" also takes on the myths about turmeric, kombucha, celery juice and activated charcoal.
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In her first music video ever, premiering here on Refinery29, WENS takes on the Cinderella complex.
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Meanwhile, Gonzaga takes on North Carolina in the N.C.A.A. Tournament championship game at 9 on CBS.
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But the tour imagery takes on a lot more: information and disinformation, war, surveillance, consumption, persuasion.
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Typically, a startup takes on debt when it expects to make enough money to settle up.
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"Broke Millennial Takes on Investing: A Beginner's Guide to Leveling Up Your Money" by Erin Lowry
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Each key takes on extra duties to deliver all the abilities of a full-size keyboard.
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Each game is its own entity, has its own circumstances and takes on its own personality.
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Whenever a news outlet makes a mistake or takes on Trump, the Trump campaign fights back.
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John Mulaney spun the "Tonight Show's" Wheel of Opinions and offered impromptu takes on random topics.
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That doesn't necessarily mean that any action he takes on anti-Semitism is by definition bad.
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Vittorio Grigolo sings the title poet, Isabel Leonard takes on Charlotte, and Anna Christy is Sophie.
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He still prefers to do that when he takes on a project in a new locale.
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Instead, maybe he takes on more responsibilities around the house or helps out more with childcare.
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Burnout often leads to exhaustion because of the toll stress takes on your mind and body.
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The winner takes on either Purdue or Utah State in the title game on Wednesday. 2.
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It's also apparently the coolest during sunrise and sunset when it takes on a glowing effect.
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Just consider the number of non-ironic takes on the incredible brilliance of Warren's selfie line.
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Wilson-Clarke walks CNBC Make It through what it takes on a psychological level to succeed.
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Looked at in this way, Facebook tied together with augmented reality takes on some profound implications.
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In each episode, he takes on a new case with help from his best friend, Gus.
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And when the fighter who takes on her critics is a left-wing, Ivy League woman?
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But do we ever consider the poor constructor who takes on the challenge of challenging us?
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Dortmund takes on PSG in the second leg at the Parc des Princes on March 11.
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Uruguay will surely provide uncomfortable opposition in the round of 16 when it takes on Portugal.
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Alabama, with a 19903-0 record, takes on Clemson, also 14-0, for the national title.
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The candidates offered their takes on education as the final policy-focused segment of the night.
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This team takes on both in-depth projects and quicker investigations in response to breaking news.
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O). Clips, which Google said is "coming soon," takes on compact cameras such as GoPro's (GPRO.
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But markets' rate-cut fixation means the upcoming data deluge takes on greater significance than usual.
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We had one dinner at Saffron, which was pricey, but offered elevated takes on street food classics.
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Japanese director Takashi Miike takes on Blade of the Immortal, an adaptation of Hiroaki Samura manga series.
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Raza rose above this, and is now a lawyer who takes on many legal cases surrounding cyberbullying.
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Scroll ahead to get the scoop on all of Pelzel's creative takes on our comfort food favorites.
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INARA, which means "ray of light" in Arabic, takes on cases that have fallen through the cracks.
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Bostock takes on the role after spending four years as managing partner at the company's London office.
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Go here to watch correspondents and Good Morning America's Michael Strahan offer their takes on the results.
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On Sunday he takes on the Cincinnati Bengals and the second-worst run defense in the league.
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Road rage takes on a whole new meaning when you don't know who's going to be armed.
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Of course, we've come to expect these sort of fashion-girl takes on closet staples from Roberts.
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Lopez's waist-length hair takes on a color-block style with different shades of brown and tan.
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And fair play, The resulting video, which we're premiering here, takes on that Coppola soft-focus style.
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Can he beat Warren and Harris in that primary within a primary before he takes on Biden?
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In the clip, dogfluencer Doug, he of Justin Bieber mimicry, takes on Netflix smash hit Stranger Things.
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Team USA's shot at the quarterfinals comes today at noon Eastern Time, when it takes on Spain.
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Fisher's takes on drugs and sanity were affirmational for many that don't adhere to certain social mores.
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There are some witty takes on forms of hollowware that have long fallen out of regular use.
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Feminist takes on Lovecraft also appear in the recent anthologies She Walks in Shadows and Cthulhu's Daughters.
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It takes, on average, about three years for gay and bisexual men to get an HIV diagnosis.
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Throughout his treatment, they would talk about cancer and the toll it takes on the human body.
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In California, money takes on added importance because of the high cost of ads in the state.
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In a nod to the drag tradition, each dancer in the Trocks takes on a stage name.
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This plush pillow takes on the shape of sushi — a California roll by the looks of it.
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Picerne's firm takes on all aspects of development, construction and management, avoiding the need to split fees.
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The restaurant itself also boasts lovely décor, and the menu features modern takes on classic Spanish cuisine.
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In Ireland, Makhlouf takes on an economy that has been the best performing in Europe since 2014.
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"If the U.S. government excludes migrants, Mexico takes on a new role in the region," Urbano said.
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"It takes on a different thing; it changes the whole concept of what we're doing," he said.
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Also how their roles flip-flop: In the beginning, Eva kind of takes on the mother role.
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It was so fun to see all of our different takes on those types of cultural artifacts.
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Now Maxwell's version of Ms Bush's classic tone poem takes on the weighty mantle of our times.
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That illustrates another problem Khosrowshahi faces as he takes on the task of fixing Uber's corrosive culture.
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A self-taught cosplay photographer is receiving plenty of attention for his stunning takes on regular cityscapes.
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Netflix isn't the only studio to reach out to fans for their own takes on a franchise.
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The U.S. soccer team takes on Lionel Messi and Argentina in the semifinals of Copa America tonight.
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But it takes on a whole new meaning for women who grow up and become parents themselves.
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College football returns Saturday, with a high-profile rivalry game as Miami takes on Florida in Orlando.
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And our Social Q's column takes on a knotty problem: when you can't stand a friend's partner.
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But their visit takes on added significance amid reports about Russian meddling during the 2016 presidential election.
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"Oh, those poor people," a woman can be heard saying as the duck boat takes on water.
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"The character of the place almost takes on a new identity after something like that," Koenig says.
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You can tune in here at 10 am, and expect to see more humorous takes on Twitter.
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In other words, it takes on misogyny and female revenge on a much broader, less serious scale.
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The world can be a stressful place, and your body takes on a lot of the burden.
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For #TFWGucci he takes on Gucci, adopting the brand's recent hallmarks, like embroidery, patches, and 70s glasses.
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But I've always been struck by the very last chapter, which takes on the issue of class.
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Yet for all its popularity, Aventura never takes on arena bombast; its bachata keeps a gentle touch.
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In earnings stripping, the American unit of a foreign company takes on debt from the parent company.
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An accent is a medium that takes on definition from the outside, wherever that boundary is drawn.
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I&aposm a proxy for every American who in large and small ways takes on this battle.
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"But now it takes on a second life, with use to insurance companies and marketers," she said.
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I'm sure it's essential that everyone's ill-informed hot takes on this are heard and pored over.
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"The character of the place almost takes on a new identity after something like that," Koenig said.
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Kingsman star Taron Egerton plays Robin Hood, while Jamie Foxx takes on the role of Little John.
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Andrea Walls takes on the health of the city's Schuylkill River in a series of environmental photographs.
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Check out our favorite takes on the trend, and all the ways artists are using it, ahead.
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As he takes on the case, Kovacs begins to realize that his own past might be relevant.
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Still ahead, President Trump takes on the opioid crisis, but critics are saying it&aposs not enough.
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A sailboat takes on water as she sits on her side in the Indian River Friday, Oct.
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Popular culture has continued to try to make sense of the event, which takes on mythic proportions.
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I've read a lot of hot takes on Twitter that I think are getting it all wrong.
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You've probably heard the controversial first takes on Apple's AirPods (you can check out our review, here).
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Though both countries put much store by rote learning, in South Korea this takes on extreme forms.
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In Pan's Labyrinth, the past takes on multiple dangerous forms; in Cronos, it's just one aging man.
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Ahead, we've rounded up some of our favorite takes on this legs-for-days summer must-have.
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When it dries, however, it takes on a deeper saturation and more of a matte-like texture.
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Franco seems to be really struggling with his deckhands as he takes on his new leadership role.
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Unsettlingly, both takes on American history seem equally valid when laid out with such exacting visual equivalency.
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When one of them takes on a job, the shipper can track his journey in real time.
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"White Ferrari" takes on this theme and another consistent in his music—drugs and nostalgia and freedom.
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Several convention-goers offer their unique takes on Glimmer from She-Ra and the Princess of Power.
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In war zones, K-MAX takes on jobs that would have otherwise put human personnel at risk.
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CNN Opinion asked commentators, including several in the early primary states, for their takes on the debate.
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Take down those bottles neat or sip on one of the many different takes on a margarita.
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Oxenfree takes on certain The Twilight Zone traditions, turning normal pedestrian objects into conduits for supernatural dread.
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Or one of you takes on extra work when you know a colleague needs time to regroup.
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Collateral takes on nationalism and xenophobia, but through the bonds of obligations we have to one another.
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In brighter scenes, the UI takes on the shadows and highlights from the lighting in the room.
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A person who takes on an overly theatrical identity, for example, is "larping"—live-action role-playing.
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The film takes on the contentious fallout from the George W. Bush administration's decision after the Sept.
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"I'm worried about these patients," he said, noting the toll the grueling travel takes on their health.
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Mindhunter's exploration of sexism takes on an academic dimension in its portrayal of Ford's relationship with Debbie.
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But in Orwell: Keeping an Eye on You this everyday activity takes on a more sinister tone.
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We both have long been interested in these alternative takes on memory, especially the premise of forgetting.
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Aster's vision takes on a kind of monstrous pageantry, as if the camera itself has malign intentions.
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But it is his wife, Donna Imma (Maria Pia Calzone), who also takes on a leading role.
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Some headwear takes on more of an EDM — electric dance music — festival vibe with colorful, mesh tubes ...
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Perhaps not surprising for a culinary school, The Culinary Institute of America takes on-campus dining seriously.
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The dark clouds are converging as the president's bid for a second term takes on new urgency.
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In a buy-in transaction, an insurer takes on part of the risk of a pension scheme.
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Robert Mueller's ongoing investigation takes on such attitudes, which the GOP never felt the need to rebuke.
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This Central Saint Martins graduate has made a name with his conceptual takes on utilitarian wardrobe basics.
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But Birchbox's site wants to use any action she takes on the samples to narrow her choices.
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She seems to relish each bite she takes on the show, laughing hysterically when eating something spicy.
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Most ridiculously, Taylor Swift embraced the word for her friends, inspiring faulty takes on the word's origins.
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Only 10 percent of veterans are successful; a decision takes, on average, four years, the report said.
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Sincerely,Not E-Fucking-nough Hi Not E-Fucking-nough, Different people have different takes on porn.
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Each animal takes on the likeness to a sad clown, with multi-colored diamonds circling their eyes.
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Toward the end, Kingsglaive takes on a Godzilla vibe, with towering monsters laying waste to human cities.
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The heiress takes on a lady helper (Kim Tae-ri) who develops a crush that turns mutual.
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Here the best-selling physicist takes on our deepest mysteries: consciousness, creativity and the end of time.
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New takes on signet rings, a surf spot in Malibu — and the softer side of Cecily Brown.
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He had an opportunity to address the country about the toll that alcohol takes on American youth.
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"I build off their takes on things or the way they might hit a word," she added.
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Suddenly, Amma's speech about boys at the end of last week's episode takes on a new meaning.
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The museum says the exhibition, opening February 28, takes on a "new significance" amid the international distress.
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Khan now immediately takes on the role as mayor, after Johnson officially stepped down two days ago.
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Because of how I treat the paper, it takes on added causes and conditions and accelerated impermanence.
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What may seem like a harmless observation takes on a deeper meaning against a highly politicized background.
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While there are legitimate economic takes on the film — as an allegory for the one percent vs.
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Fortunately, other portions of late night were offering better takes on the mess that is the world.
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Sometimes Jill even takes on more commitments than her husband, throwing fundraisers, parades, or even house parties.
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Read Diverse Literature Deepen understanding of race and racism by fictional takes on the topic as well.
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Diners are served Arora's takes on traditional streetfare, a fisherman's feast with crayfish, local caviar, and more.
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And so a middle-class set-piece takes on the color of a tale by Georges Simenon.
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Add a bit of cooking water at a time until everything takes on a sauce consistency. 4.
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"A collection that belongs to someone who is well-known takes on a different life," she said.
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"She takes on issues like death and spirituality and history and makes them relatable," Ms. Hayden said.
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Not so Western Deep (2002), though, which takes on the subject of gold-mining in South Africa.
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Third-seeded Roger Federer plays Tennys Sandgren, while Novak Djokovic, the second seed, takes on Milos Raonic.
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"But arguably the direction the chancellor takes on addressing longer-term issues may be much more significant."
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Ri, Rodarte and Thakoon created a nine-piece collection offering new takes on the classic white shirt.
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Barry Friedman's important new book, "Unwarranted," takes on the volatile question of how to address abusive policing.
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All signs point to "puts and takes" on Dick's margins, especially as promotional activity increases, Lasser added.
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In a featherweight bout, Joseph Diaz, an undefeated former American Olympian, takes on the Mexican Jorge Lara.
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Even the word "bad" takes on different shades of meaning depending on who's using it and how.
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The United States takes on Germany in the other semifinal after the Germans beat Russia, 2-1.
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T's Best of 2019 Slouchy leather separates, new takes on suiting, floral prints for men and more.
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In Us, Nyong'o takes on the role of Adelaide, a wife and mother whose childhood haunts her.
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Amazon does not create the designs themselves, but takes on responsibility for selling and shipping the products.
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Villanova takes on Oklahoma in the first game of the day, followed by Syracuse against North Carolina.
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"Fresh Off the Boat" takes on illegal immigration in a story centered on the 1996 presidential election.
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These sites offer different takes on the festive treat and will deliver them right to your door.
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Freddie Ljungberg&aposs side next takes on Standard Liege in the Europa League on Thursday December 12.
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Later in the Gustavo Kuerten group, world number one Novak Djokovic takes on American debutant John Isner.
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Even more overwhelming than the financial cost is the toll divorce takes on the family and children.
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"We did a couple of different modern takes on classic Bolivian snacks or dishes," Seidler told me.
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Every year, Ms. Webb takes on a new physical challenge, and this year it was ice skating.
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The rising cost of wooing consumers is to blame, as it takes on Alibaba in bigger cities.
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Today, Claire Cain Miller, who writes about gender and the workplace, takes on sexual harassment training programs.
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Special Olympics Takes On the World Additional Resources for Writing Editorials Student Writing Models | Winning Student Editorials.
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The solo violin — here played with fierce dramatic commitment by Bomsori Kim — takes on a shamanistic role.
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Camp, a venture-backed "family experience store," takes on the retail apocalypse with its interactive play space.
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The toll it takes on children is often far more severe when the inmate is their mother.
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Watch it below, and read our 15 blazing hot takes on the previous single, "Burn the Witch."
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The work takes on the overall quality of seeing the quilt-like patterns of farmland from above.
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In the scope of Rothko's life, the meeting of these two men takes on a mythical significance.
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It's all a very insular world that takes on enormous power through its stranglehold over the judiciary.
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And that bullshittery takes on a particular flavor depending on the agenda of whoever is translating the verse.
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But it's also worth noting that to people with real jobs the show takes on a greater importance.
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Moving past the hot takes on its looks, the Urbanetic shows where Mercedes and other automakers are headed.
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Neymar will be back on the field Wednesday, when Brazil takes on Belgium in the World Cup quarterfinals.
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Average fees are around 15%, not far above the cut a conventional estate agent takes on a sale.
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Ideas include fresh takes on perennial favorites (think jewelry and supercars), and unique experiences that won't be forgotten.
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This week, a variety of writers offer their takes on "Dead Hand," the premiere of the final season.
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Overstreet says that in between takes on the show's choir room set, he was busy jotting down lyrics.
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Do you think she does something where she takes on more risk and there's more upside for her?
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Following Fisher's passing this week, many fans have been paying tribute with their own takes on Leia's buns.
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At the same time, when she takes on roles that are risky, she doesn't treat them as such.
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This week, a variety of writers offer their takes on "Tchaikovsky," the second episode of the final season.
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Yes, Moore takes on Trump, but the film has a number of focal points (too many, in fact).
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For starters, the Z Flip takes on a very different design from Samsung's Galaxy Fold of last year.
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After she goes through all of her trauma, Ellen's character really takes on the mama-bear role [laughs].
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The simplicity of the portrait, by artist Hamishi Farah, takes on new meaning when the title claims it.
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"As we get closer to zero, each case takes on increasing importance," Mr. Carter said in a statement.
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We'll be following Nielsen as she takes on the new role and shapes policy at DHS moving forward.
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The Verge's reporters will be live-blogging, tweeting, and Instagramming their takes on the events as they unroll.
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The fresh capital should come in handy as Snowflake takes on cloud infrastructure providers Amazon, Microsoft and Google.
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She'll also appear in another form as Ultrakatty as she takes on the barren wasteland of the apocalypse.
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So I watched your new music video, which takes on a lot of the controversy surrounding the season.
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Serena plays Dutch 29th seed Kiki Bertens in the second round, while Venus takes on Romanian Sorana Cirstea.
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Shearling, you can't be serious enough: Altuzarra, Yeezy and Lacoste each offered takes on the comfy coat. 4.
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Even as a late-stage company, Airbnb has to be increasingly conscious of the capital it takes on.
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Ahead, check out three takes on the trend IRL, executed for three different levels: beginner, intermediate, and advanced.
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Over the course of a few days, Kimmy offered up four vastly different takes on the sheer trend.
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These stripped-down takes on some of the show's music give fans a glimpse into Miranda's creative process.
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The first game on Facebook will stream Friday, July 22, when the U.S. men's team takes on Argentina.
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Image: Alex Cranz/Gizmodo/YoutubeBefore the iPhone was released, there were very few iPhone takes on the internet.
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Pickett's unbelievable mental resilience will be on display again at UFC Manchester when he takes on Iuri Alcântara.
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Announced at Apple's event today, the company takes on Google Documents with real-time collaboration on iWork documents.
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Spotify has transformed your Discover Weekly playlist to feature disco hits, or disco takes on non-disco hits.
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The home itself is a cozy 3,407 square feet and features mid-century modern takes on luxury amenities.
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CineFix's Homemade Movies takes on the epic scene when Hans Gruber falls to his death in Die Hard.
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What it takes on offense is being able to run the ball when they know it is coming.
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And for Zoey, who was assigned male at birth, the meaning of that celebration takes on double meaning.
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We looked to two celebrated pros' takes on a simple classic: Ina Garten's and Ree Drummond's shortbread recipes.
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Closed, the system takes on the appearance of a scaled down ThinkPad – albeit one largely devoid of ports.
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See for yourself how designers styled their takes on sheer turtlenecks and shop our 17 favorite options ahead.
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Nicole Kidman had one of the boldest takes on the trend in her silver, spangly Alexander McQueen gown.
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Now the moment has gone viral, with several Twitter users sharing their hot takes on the lustful interaction.
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" But before Goldblum takes on prehistoric beasts, he'll take on a few Marvel heroes in November's "Thor: Ragnarok.
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Jillian Mayer, Slumpie 4 - Lounger Ever notice the shape your body takes on while staring at your smartphone?
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So let's answer the first big question… Venture debt takes on many different forms, just like venture capital.
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Dyme, PlentyFi and Qapital also offer different takes on the same idea: Take the thinking out of saving.
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Of course, to the audience outside, the rock in the Palais de Tokyo takes on a different significance.
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I can look at two different artists and see two completely different takes on a moment in time.
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Here, Fonzie takes on Skizzy at Brew Town's version of Thunder Road in a death-defying—THE COPS!
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I have the itch to get into running again, despite the toll it takes on my social life.
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Top seed Dominic Thiem is in action on Tuesday when he takes on unseeded Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.
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His production exploits the vast venue, which takes on a circuslike character in this flashy and colorful staging.
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My brain takes on an ease and rapidity of thought, because there is a lack of social structure.
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Here are her takes on choice tracks from new album Queen off the latest episode of Queen Radio.
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Do you have any fresh takes on horror and the old Haunted house narrative you've been enjoying lately?
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When President Trump takes on Xi Jinping over the South China Sea, what chance will President Xi have?
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It's when Chris meets Dean and Missy Armitage that Rose's statement takes on a life of its own.
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ET as FaZe Clan takes on Team X. Then the Americas get into the action at 8 p.m.
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Then, there were the male rompers, and with them, some unholy takes on the male summer statement short.
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Henson takes on the role of Johnson while Octavia Spencer and Monée star as Vaughan and Jackson, respectively.
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Historically, war photographers have spoken about the emotional toll that being so close to suffering takes on them.
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Freelance workers set their own prices, and the company takes on average a 23 percent cut, Busque said.
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Chef'd, Maple, Sprig and others all failed to make ends meet in their own takes on food delivery.
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Maynard will have gone 15 months without competing when he finally takes on Fernando Bruno on July 8.
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But at E3 2019, Microsoft showcased two fresh takes on what a game bearing that title can be.
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The most challenging versions to do were the ones where we were doing takes on his original songs.
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Here, the car — a bit sideways — takes on the vaunted Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb in England in 1925.
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Kristen Wiig delivers two memorable takes on the line and Eddie Redmayne had me getting kind of emotional.
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At the same time, he began shopping new and left-of-center takes on the properties to Hollywood.
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This fast-rising playwright takes on charged issues, from downsizing to drugs, without ever turning pundit or polemicist.
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"Silk" (2007) follows the story of a man who takes on a lover while smuggling silkworms from Japan.
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Much like the parodic takes on those historical photo Twitter accounts, the results are often bizarrely funny. pic.twitter.
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In this case, speeding up the rate at which glycogen is replenished takes on a much greater importance.
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From blinding prints to embellishments that pop, check out (and be inspired by) three takes on the trend.
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Contact us with scoops, tips, comments, and takes on whether or not Westworld is actually a good show.
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Or how about a public-private arrangement in which a nonprofit takes on collecting and distributing these cards?
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The queen of daytime comedy takes on Queen Bey in this cute spoof of the "Hold Up" video.
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Aside from managing Khloé in Kris' absence, Kim also takes on her baby sister Kylie's schedule as well.
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Customers recommend the "2003: USA Here I Come - Angelo takes on California!" pizza, made with pepperoni and soppressata.
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The USA takes on England, who beat Tonga 35-3 on Sunday, in its tournament opener on Thursday.
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It's an incredible situation in terms of the toll it takes on the caregiver, on her mental health.
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Before Laurent takes on a PhD next year, his parents are taking him on a vacation to Japan.
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But already, Gillette is facing backlash for its latest ad, which takes on toxic masculinity, bullying and harassment.
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The U.S. takes on Panama in Orlando Friday night, then travels abroad to play Trinidad and Tobago Tuesday.
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The everyday becomes more remarkable on Instagram, as it takes on a form and beauty of its own.
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"I think he takes on a lot more engagements than he used to," said royal biographer Claudia Joseph.
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Ahead, find our favorite stars' takes on the trend, along with similar shades you can shop for yourself.
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When workforce logic pervades parenthood, then child-rearing takes on the competitiveness and status-seeking of professional culture.
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Ribbon takes on home buyers as clients and assesses their likelihood of securing a mortgage using data science.
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These celeb-vetted takes on the choker vary from minimal neck-hugging pieces to crystal-emblazoned statement-makers.
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And there are lots of different takes on whether or not a few drinks will hurt a baby.
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Unlike earlier takes on the category, the HomePod emphasizes the speaker part of the smart speaker category first.
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Though it looks like a standard autobiography, from the title alone, inside it takes on a different structure.
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Related: Beeple's Glowing Virtual Tunnels Give Viewers A 'Warm Neon Birth' CGI Mastermind Beeple Takes on China—U.
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Tottenham has a chance to reduce that lead to 5 when the team takes on West Brom tonight.
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Elsewhere there's contorted takes on rap production—like sunny Madlib flips shining through a prism—and industrial wastelands.
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Oregon takes on rival Washington this week and looks to be on the verge of a blowout loss.
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He did acoustic takes on the Smashing Pumpkins, REO Speedwagon, Pixies, and TWO Dookie-era Green Day songs.
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The toll that aging takes on the body may also necessitate changes to your home's design or layout.
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Cardi B's takes on current events have also caught the online attention of a handful of other senators.
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The critic Wesley Morris takes on that question in a provocative new essay about art and social justice.
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STRANGE INTERLUDE David Greenspan takes on Eugene O'Neill's complex nine-act play in a five-hour solo performance.
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She takes on serious themes — her alcoholism and chronic illness — but always makes time for silly stoner humor.
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But many of the postmortem takes on Warren's campaign miss an important fact about sexism and voting patterns.
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This is the fourth annual Day of Empathy, but it takes on new and special significance this year.
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The Spanish world number two takes on Joao Sousa or local favourite Dan Evans in the fourth round.
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As it takes on the juggernaut of Uber, Lyft has leaned more on this strategy of plying drivers.
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And Dan Balz, a dean of the political corps, takes on the "elusive concept" in The Washington Post.
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I don't know what else we would talk about if we couldn't dispense half-baked takes on things.
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Hahn takes on the gamut of painting: its possibilities and challenges, its genres and modes, even its baggage.
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When recollecting childhood, memory glows with a funny haze, shaping our history until it takes on a storyline.
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"He's very aware of the pressure and the toll that it takes on African-American supporters," he said.
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His latest show The Art of the Brick: DC Super Heroes in London, takes on comic book lore.
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But since cognitive ability takes on many forms, it's mostly inaccurate to say that "g" truly measures intelligence.
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In her latest book, "Natural Causes," Ehrenreich takes on the medical establishment, along with some less respectable institutions.
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So instead, he takes on Margaret Court (Jessica McNamee), the Australian champion who becomes the movie's female heavy.
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With a tone both cheeky and indignant, La Pulla takes on the most contentious issues of the day.
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The manga is fundamentally more of a thriller, while the anime takes on a more horror-like quality.
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American Alison Risked, who knocked out Angelique Kerberos in the first round, takes on home favorite Zheng Saisai.
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Just as America has its upscale hamburgers, Australia has quite a few fine-dining takes on the souvlaki.
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This new British show about a fractured immigrant family takes on greater significance amid recent family-separation policies.
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Called ramyun, it is a basic comfort food that in his hands takes on unexpected depth and nuance.
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Damon Lindelof's entertaining comic-book rethink takes on the Big Bad of white supremacy, explosively and sometimes unsteadily.
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We've spotted micro-sizes, quilted leathers, and a range of feathered, embellished, and metallic takes on the trend.
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Auburn will face Middle Tennessee State after Alabama-Birmingham takes on Alabama A&M in the earlier contest.
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Here are six takes on a divided America, in the wake of Donald J. Trump's narrow election victory.
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On the ground floor is Sibling Rival, offering takes on American classics with California produce as the star.
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The deal would boost Adobe's cloud-based software offerings as it takes on larger peers Microsoft and Oracle.
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The stand-up comic Michelle Wolf takes on the risky role of hosting the White House Correspondents' dinner.
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The walls are painted the blue that the inside of a wave takes on just before it breaks.
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Dorfman says he looks for books that are "a little bit weird" when he takes on cover assignments.
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Then he takes on Republicans and some of his own economic team by proposing steel and aluminum tariffs.
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While Bruno takes on the usual array of criminals and wrongdoers peculiar to this part of France — e.g.
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Slowly cooked in beet juice, a whole beet takes on the glistening ruby intensity of raw bluefin tuna.
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Slowly cooked in beet juice, a whole beet takes on the glistening ruby intensity of raw bluefin tuna.
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Water that runs into turbulence, hitting a rock, takes on forms that are seen throughout nature, she said.
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In "Atomic Blonde," Charlize Theron takes on the biggest action role for a woman on screen to date.
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Fans immediately went into overdrive with theories and hot takes on social media and #WhobitBeyonce began to trend.
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Well The toll that aging takes on a body extends all the way down to the cellular level.
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However, Rovelli takes on some challenging issues — and reality is not always the way that he sees it.
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So we should be glad to have all these local takes on the ethics of biometric data use.
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Sauté for 2 minutes, or just until the rice whitens a bit and takes on a chalky color.
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While the CPI is always considered a fairly critical piece of information, this month's takes on special significance.
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The NCAA women's basketball championship concludes when top-seeded Baylor takes on the reigning champions from Notre Dame.
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So says Kim Severson when we asked our Food staff to give their hot takes on Thanksgiving fare.
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Freeland becomes minister of intergovernmental affairs and also takes on the more symbolic role of deputy prime minister.
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Past events have yielded other creative takes on the Netflix home screen, like this virtual reality video store.
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Whizzed together in the blender with some fish sauce, the pickle takes on all the characteristics of amba.
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The Times has more intriguing and provocative takes on meerkats, honeybees, African wild dogs, baboons and rock ants.
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This is an embellishment of the coppery-red tint that the moon takes on during any lunar eclipse.
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Ray Navarro's Equipped (1990), a photo-triptych produced with Zoe Leonard, takes on HIV/AIDS with sexual humor.
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Immense and indomitable, the country's dramatic topography and climate have produced unique and spectacular takes on Modernist architecture.
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They feel real, and the very real place where they live their lives takes on a special quality.
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KROY takes on a surprisingly expansive tone live, swelling in huge melodic synth crashes and lingering on basslines.
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Oldman takes on Churchill's affect, vocal intonation, and jowls — while also infusing the role with humor and warmth.
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