Then again, this could all be moot if Tulsimentum takes shape.
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When a girl named Joy catches it, a friendship takes shape.
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The intertwining of campaign and business takes shape in other ways.
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As autonomous driving takes shape, an innovation-averse president could hamper progress.
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The Americans have much room to improve as the tournament takes shape.
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It's a tepid, yet unmistakable critique as the Democratic lineup takes shape.
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A romantic triangle takes shape involving Sofia (Demian Hernández), who is 16.
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"I'm letting culture pass through me, and it takes shape," he said.
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Through his perspective, the Dark Tower series' relationship to the Western takes shape.
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Pretty soon, a plot takes shape that you might have seen somewhere before.
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There will be more speakers and panel sessions as the event takes shape.
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The Cabinet takes shape: But it wasn't all bad for Trump this week.
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That paradise where fantasy takes shape and you know the world is right.
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Soon the feet turn out, the line takes shape, the familiar positions emerge.
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At the same time, a low pressure region takes shape near the coast.
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While articles come together, the next episode of "The Daily" also takes shape.
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In those moments, it's easy to see how our history begins to takes shape.
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It slowly takes shape, and then it becomes a vision to be followed. ♦
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Researchers peer through the glass tank to observe firsthand how a hurricane takes shape.
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But it's interesting; my work takes shape in many different forms — filmmaking, sculpture, whatever.
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I don't think a coherent thesis about fear, memory, bravery, or trauma ever takes shape.
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It is in and through these individual initiatives that the world of tomorrow takes shape.
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When we get older, the infrastructure of our adulthood takes shape, connects to other lives.
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Double Takes In much of Joy Harjo's work belief takes shape as an origin story.
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The concept of a relationship takes shape as the artworks alternate between emotion and intellect.
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It may take another summer of migrant arrivals and fatalities before a real solution takes shape.
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With each selection, an animated creature takes shape on a giant screen depicting a forest scene.
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Here are five things to watch for as the race takes shape ahead of the Feb.
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On the one hand, it is a philosophical investigation broadly exploring how artistic meaning takes shape.
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DAY 7: TEAM TAKES SHAPE Rumors are swirling and strategists are squabbling over Trump's possible cabinet picks.
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As you add each element, your sandwich takes shape on the screen, and the price changes accordingly.
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You often lose self-consciousness as you gain flexibility, and a new hierarchy of values takes shape.
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Speaking of which, why not try to make sure the policy takes shape in a smart way?
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As the gay-rights movement takes shape around them, Arthur vehemently wants nothing to do with protests.
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This is a living, breathing plan that should evolve as your journey as an entrepreneur takes shape.
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While the recovery from the latest storms takes shape, businesses and workers are still counting their losses.
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"As more puzzle pieces are placed on the mat, a disturbing picture of the decisionmakers' motives takes shape."
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But the resulting image, a "date pit," takes shape only when a third, objective element, "distance," is introduced.
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The Scottish government has insisted, however, that Scots must have all options open to them as Brexit takes shape.
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We have to live it, or imagine it, before we can recreate it; this is how authority takes shape.
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Viewed from a distance, their nebulous quality suddenly takes shape, and they become an uncanny assembly of anthropomorphic creatures.
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For me, the ultimate spring uniform takes shape in the form of a white top and great jeans, always.
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FIRST WE HAVE TO SEE IF THE FISCAL STIMULUS ACTUALLY TAKES SHAPE AND IF IT ACTUALLY HAS ANY EFFECT.
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The outcome, win or lose, is the raw material for a climax that takes shape in an editing bay.
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The 'Whiskey Rebellion' takes shape The protests began, buoyed by black women's groups who committed to support the movement.
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A chronologically fragmented narrative takes shape, one that spans generations of human habitation on this strange and hostile world.
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Now, as the presidential field takes shape for 2020, Mr. Sanders finds himself in an unfamiliar position: front-runner.
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There is a potentially interesting tension between Felt's professional duties and his personal life that never fully takes shape.
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The author's classic travelogue unfolds in golden Marrakesh, and takes shape here in adventure-ready khakis, creams and camels.
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As the Trump administration takes shape, speculation is growing about whether his administration's actions will match his campaign's rhetoric.
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In other words, Democrats have seen the challenges that the "inevitable" frontrunner faces, as the election actually takes shape.
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As what passes for the 2628 Republican presidential primary takes shape, the answer to my question has become clear.
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The obvious caveat is that the public's intuitions may change substantially as a debate over these proposals takes shape.
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The winner will also be expected to share their journey along the way to show how their passion takes shape.
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My art takes shape in book form, so horizontal surfaces are more useful for production and review than vertical walls.
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Invisible Rule The disarray of modern life takes shape in levitating planetary masses created from outdated appliances and junkyard fodder.
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The technology industry needs to think more seriously about device addiction As any new industry takes shape, technical fragmentation occurs.
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For the residents of these regions, it means new job opportunities as an entire industry around e-commerce takes shape.
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Maybe it's about the way love takes shape in our lives or the way fear casts a long, dark shadow.
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Much of the unevenness of income takes shape in capital earnings which are not part of the system's revenue base.
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Now is the time to start thinking about where you want to be when the epic scene takes shape this summer.
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Other than that the details are a little sparse, so we'll be curious to see how the show actually takes shape.
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This isn't a full release, so there's still much more to come as the library takes shape and things get added.
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Basically I try to give an insight into what happens to me when the music takes shape and comes into existence.
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If this type of congressional compromise takes shape but the President demands additional changes, voters will hold the White House responsible.
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Transition Briefing President-elect Donald J. Trump is back at Trump Tower as his team takes shape, and he's staying busy.
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"Often we're taught to think that resistance takes shape in the form of protests or acts of civil disobedience," writes Becerra.
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I suspect that we will have much more to argue about as the oversight board takes shape, and considers its first cases.
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The stock closed down nearly 23% on Thursday, a sign investor patience is wearing thin as Hackett's turnaround plan slowly takes shape.
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They're heralding trends that will only continue to grow in importance over time, as the parenting revolution takes shape and garners influence.
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As the legal process takes shape, our path forward will continue to be grounded in putting clients' interests ahead of everything else.
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A tentative bond takes shape amid the humble pews and reverberant call and response, as the Pentecostal worshipers echo the resounding ministering.
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For now, Ford is only using Hololens to work on details, not in the early design phase where the vehicle first takes shape.
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Regardless of which party controls the House and Senate next year, there will be substantial movement as caucus and committee leadership takes shape.
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The lack of an outright winner or obvious coalition promises a long and wobbly slog before a government, most likely unstable, takes shape.
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" Cisco says it is "proud of its long history as a Shadowserver supporter and will explore future involvement as the alliance takes shape.
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A snowflake takes shape when swirling molecules of vaporized water freeze into symmetrical, six-sided crystals, a process that typically takes 30 minutes.
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While the dream of Cuomo 2900 takes shape, the national media is taking notice of the problems the Cuomo 220006 campaign will face.
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But halfway through, an electronic vortex takes shape, in rhythm-disrupting clusters and miniature alarm bells; a pretty coda can't soothe everything. PARELES
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The feverish energy makes the event feel closer to a Holy Roller rally than the boxing match that ultimately takes shape around the flames.
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Each character is introduced in particle form, and then the details compound until a wholeness is reached, a person takes shape and steps forward.
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Yellen said the central bank could raise interest rates "relatively soon" and was prepared to adjust its outlook as the new administration takes shape.
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"Place" takes shape in songs that emerge like a graffiti mural as repetitive gestures gradually bloom into vibrant, brash statements in high-volume color.
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Choice will also play a role in how the story takes shape, though the emphasis is on "actions and postures" as opposed to dialogue.
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Sitting at an enormous drafting board, she puts fountain pen to paper and a Torchy drawing that could be a self-portrait takes shape.
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"I'd like to be part of international work, and see where I can be useful, whatever way that takes shape," Jolie told Vogue in 2015.
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If the deal takes shape as described, it would be the first time a Middle Eastern country invested significantly in a U.S. shale-related project.
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At their intersection is a distinct smudge of black, and behind it a cyst of drizzly maroon turpentine wash takes shape inside the vertical stripe.
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But as a new boardroom takes shape at the airline, 24 percent stakeholder Etihad Airways has yet to commit to the issue, Virgin Australia said.
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He doesn't have official plans to star, but we'll pray to the water goddesses or whatever and see what happens as the adaptation takes shape.
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Or Parable of the Polygons, a collaboration with YouTuber Vi Hart, using stats and academia to demonstrate how segregation and bias against the marginalized takes shape.
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Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's daughter and son-in-law, are reportedly looking at houses in Washington as the president-elect's administration takes shape.
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Put it in a group, though, and it may pile up pinhead-sized balls of mud, one after the other, until a complex mound takes shape.
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The Europas Unconference & Awards is back on 3 July in London and we're excited to announce more speakers and panel sessions as the event takes shape.
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But if you get close enough to read the small lettering on the card inset in each photograph's thick mahogany frame a layered meaning takes shape.
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And does it feel like it takes shape when you look at it, or like it is a fluid thing, like it has to be squeezed?
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When Avenatti talks of his political work, a somewhat familiar presidential campaign refrain — about the dangers of politics and the importance of connecting with voters — takes shape.
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"There are kids out there that have two moms and have two dads and they need to see that love takes shape in all forms," she said.
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Volkswagen Trucks Chief Executive Andreas Renschler said a full merger with Navistar is possible once a technology and procurement alliance between the two truck makers takes shape.
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If his consolidation forecast takes shape, he recommends putting money to work in health care, industrials and technology — excluding social media names due to potential regulatory headwinds.
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The new attacks come as the race for the party's nomination takes shape around Biden and Sanders, who are the clear front-runners at this early stage.
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He and his crew record only what the Raineys are willing to tell and show, and a story takes shape in response to events in their lives.
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But now, as the prospect of extended recounts takes shape across several states, the president's scorched-earth tactics risk inflicting long-term damage on the U.S. election system.
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Yellen, in a congressional testimony, said the central bank could raise interest rates "relatively soon" and was prepared to adjust its outlook as the new administration takes shape.
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McConnell said the Senate still needs to pass a fiscal 2018 budget resolution, then approve a joint budget with the House, before a more concrete plan takes shape.
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As this portrait takes shape, Ms. Westwood — now a Dame — is often seen working, though much of the actual designing is now done by her husband, Andreas Kronthaler.
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That would make the Joint List the largest opposition grouping in parliament if a unity government takes shape, a realistic possibility even though Gantz rebuffed Netanyahu's initial invitation.
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Starlink internet takes shape Starlink — not to be confused with Boeing's Starliner capsule or SpaceX's Starship prototype — is the name of a satellite constellation that SpaceX is building.
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"We expect an eventual 'soft Brexit' agreement... but we think the odds of a 'cliff edge Brexit' will increase measurably before a withdrawal agreement takes shape," he said.
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But the people of this town in Puerto Rico's mountains show growing resolve as their vibrant mural takes shape across the walls and floor of an old gymnasium.
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As the landscape for the midterm elections takes shape, Democrats are hoping to find success in 2018 by pledging to protect a law that was signed eight years ago.
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As certain victory in the courtroom slips further out of her grasp, a new trial takes shape in the media, one intent on convicting Marcia Clark of being unpretty.
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Nutrien, which Magro will lead as CEO, will clarify its full capital strategy shortly after the merger closes late this year and its new board takes shape, he said.
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"As the law is nothing else but the box where our living together takes shape, it was unthinkable that jurisprudence did not take reality into account," Mr. Buccini wrote.
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The question is whether the judge could hand down a decision before the new board takes shape and whether that could lead to more court battles down the road.
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There were significant changes at Vice Media on Monday as the company — which was once operated more like a frat party than a business — takes shape under new leadership.
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But I want her to be aware of the polyphonic tradition of fairy tales where each story takes shape according to the ideas, whims and values of the teller.
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This problem takes shape any time you&aposre unable to move forward with decisions like investing, analyzing your student loans, or determining whether you have the right insurance coverage.
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The groundwork for a remote control-less home entertainment system future is all there on this product, but there's still some work to do before that future truly takes shape.
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Voting in Italy started at 0600 GMT and concludes at 2200 GMT, though it could take many hours before the outcome is clear and weeks before a government takes shape.
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The allegory of the big glass box suggests we should stay diligent in our observation and remain open to mind-blowing revelation and catharsis as this dark fantasy takes shape.
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"When you feel like you are not a part of a society, in whatever way that takes shape, then it does leave people vulnerable," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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For more than three years, I have been studying how democratic politics takes shape in post-disaster contexts — specifically in communities that were affected by Typhoon Haiyan in November 2013.
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When a team is terrible, it has to sell hope, and the only way that takes shape in Ottawa now is through the belief Melnyk won't own the team anymore.
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Allan DeSouza's book is both a reflective investigation exploring how artistic meaning takes shape and a functional handbook that clarifies terms often used in the art world without much lucidity.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Volkswagen Trucks Chief Executive Andreas Renschler said a full merger with Navistar is possible once a technology and procurement alliance between the two truck makers takes shape.
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The Lakers (currently) do not have the same cachet as Golden State, but there's an undeniable swagger that takes shape whenever the best player alive/ever is leading your favorite team.
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Ahead of Trump's inauguration on Friday, Daalder said Robeco has brought its positions to almost completely neutral, and will look to build fresh investment strategies after the new administration takes shape.
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As the summit between Washington and Pyongyang takes shape, it remains to be seen what President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will discuss next week in Singapore.
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But as the plan takes shape at the state's Public Service Commission, talk of still-young technologies has been overshadowed by something of a throwback: the state's aging nuclear power plants.
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As the confirmation process moves forward and the next administration takes shape, leaders on both sides of aisle must recognize just how enormous the challenges are that our nation faces overseas.
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Your childhood is where your money script typically takes shape, so try to recall some of your early memories of money and how they've helped shape your attitudes about it now.
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Gods of Egypt's haphazardly constructed episodic story never really takes shape; it's just an excuse to move from one fantastical encounter to another, with brief exchanges of expository gibberish to link them.
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"The way a chemical image takes shape on photo paper is similar to the software's process of stitching photos, connecting a point cloud, and reconstructing a mesh in 3D space," she says.
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Now, as the party's 2020 primary field takes shape, a long-simmering debate over the last election has turned into a political minefield for the candidates hoping to win the next one.
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Yet as Season 6 kicks into gear and presumably the beginning of the show's ultimate end finally takes shape, however, disparate stories and characters are finally coming together for a consistently thrilling season.
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There have been a number of such deals recently between sportsbook operators, on the one side, and leagues and teams, on the other, as the nascent American legal sports betting market takes shape.
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Looking back over Johnson's filmography at examples like Brick or Looper — both of which Yedlin worked on as well — and holding them up next to The Last Jedi, a familiar pattern takes shape.
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By hiring Summers, who is held in high regard by Sanders allies, Warren is sending a powerful early message to progressive activists and political strategists closely watching how the Democratic field takes shape.
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The deal is expected to close in coming days and may likely come into its own when a bike deal Careem announced at the end of April with the Dubai transport authority takes shape.
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We'll have to wait and see how this baby girl's personality takes shape, but, if her astrological profile is any indication, Keeping Up With The Kardashians: The Next Generation just found its wild card.
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"As a new healthcare plan takes shape, it's important to remember things were far from perfect before we started, before Obamacare," Chamber President Tom Donohue said in his annual address outlining the group's priorities.
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Given Wrangler's history (and much-lauded specialty), there's a lot of denim, which takes shape in Urban Outfitter's rehash as trendy cropped flares and high-waisted overalls, as well as summery shorts and miniskirts.
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As the spettacolo takes shape with fractious dialogue and insistent politics, it becomes evident that the filmmakers are less interested in the final play than in its production, in its process and multiple meanings.
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But some are grimly aware that they are likely to have to hire lawyers of their own as the special counsel inquiry takes shape — a circumstance that can drain the finances of presidential associates.
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The discussion takes place against a backdrop of Mexican growth that's less than stellar, but has beaten some of the more dire predictions about how the country could fare as the Trump era takes shape.
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While campaigns say they are focused on the upcoming primaries, they are quietly thinking more about building out their teams in the event that a brokered convention takes shape, according to sources on various campaigns.
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Late in the novel, a second plot to bomb a market in Delhi suddenly takes shape, involving a young Muslim activist who abandons a previous commitment to nonviolence under the pressure of a bad breakup.
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Apple is still hard at work on its new campus in Cupertino, but while that glass spaceship takes shape, the Silicon Valley giant is also opening a technology development center thousands of miles from its hometown.
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The questions about where Mr. Rahami drew his inspiration and whether he had help are at the center of the investigation even as an intense legal battle takes shape over how his case is being handled.
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Theirs takes shape amid the chopsticks and fortune cookies as an only-in-New York fantasy that serves arias with a side of lo mein, while feeding budding contraltos and baritones weekly for a literal song.
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As the Green New Deal takes shape, the transformative policies we need are unlikely to emerge from Washington, but will instead come from state and local governments, communities and leaders who have already started the movement.
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All these are indicators of an upper-middle-class status, yet their blackness doesn't allow the Wilsons to circumvent the trauma that comes from social oppression, which takes shape in the form of their tethered replicas.
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It's unclear where exactly the storm will hit and how strong it will become, and Mar-a-Lago sits in the "cone of uncertainty" as Dorian takes shape in the coming days, according to the Times.
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Esrick's narrative takes shape as a detailed rewriting of Hammond's life in the public eye that exposes the struggles and pain he faced (and the coping mechanisms he leaned on) whilst playing everyone's favorite SNL characters.
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I think it's Euripides, I'm pretty sure it is, but the idea that this has been around for a long time, that people have been doing this in whatever format it takes shape in, forever. Forever.
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After basking in 70-degree temperatures in February, residents of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast are in for one heck of a rude awakening early this week, as a powerful storm takes shape off the East Coast.
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A memorial for 18-year-old Nia Wilson takes shape outside Bay Area Rapid Transit's MacArthur Station, Monday, July 23, 2018, a day after she was fatally stabbed on a platform at the station, in Oakland, Calif.
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Most of the staffing to formally stand up the new service would initially come from the Air Force, with the goal of transitioning personnel from other military branches as the service takes shape over the coming years.
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Trump economic team takes shape: President-elect Donald Trump's brain trust on economic policy is beginning to take shape, with Steven Mnuchin and Wilbur Ross set to be nominated for two high-profile positions in his Cabinet.
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Memoir has always bored Malcolm, but around the edges of these pieces a furtive autobiography takes shape — we see glimpses of her childhood; the world of her parents, Czech refugees; and how their tastes shaped her own.
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But Tuesday's hearing did offer a preview of issues the central bank may confront as the 2020 presidential campaign takes shape, and Democrats use their recently-won control of the House to press new economic and political ideas.
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The piece takes shape as a suite of concurrent solos, each dancer roaming around on his or her own phantomlike terms: crawling backward through open doors, grazing bare walls, staggering out from hallways and stairwells we can't see.
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Whether this industry-changing behemoth ever takes shape, though, may depend on what was likely to be a tense meeting Tuesday, which will continue on Wednesday, in Tokyo between Mr. Senard and Hiroto Saikawa, the Nissan chief executive.
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If a second special counsel takes shape, it would mark perhaps the most drastic move by the Trump administration to delve into accusations of wrongdoing at the FBI and Justice Department leveled by the president and conservative lawmakers.
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CEO Mark Read took a number of significant steps over the past 12 months that offer an overview of the ad industry&aposs ongoing evolution as his three-year plan to streamline the sprawling global network takes shape.
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"As life takes shape and teaches you your own lessons, I end up in this situation where I don't have the fairy tale, like, 'Oh, Drake started a family with Rihanna and this is like so perfect,'" he said.
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Whatever deal takes shape in Brussels will be so far from what was promised by the Leave campaign that it will surely have to be put to the British public again, through a general election, another referendum or both.
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However, just as Sabrina's magical life finally takes shape, her mortal life threatens to fall apart one by one… In Salem's words… Episode 4 It's Sabrina's first weekend as dual citizen of witchcraft and normal life, and already there's challenges.
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"As life takes shape and teaches you your own lessons, I end up in this situation where I don't have the fairy tale, like, 'Oh, Drake started a family with Rihanna and this is like so perfect,&apos" Drake began.
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Why it matters: Missing domestic opportunities is one thing — after all, the U.S. is not a fast-growing energy market — but losing the advanced energy race will diminish American influence and competitiveness abroad as the future of energy takes shape.
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We get a small taste of his ambitions prior to the First World War, but it isn't until 1919, when Gropius takes over an arts and crafts school in Weimar, Germany, called the Weimar Kunstgewerbeschule, that his Bauhaus program takes shape.
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As May shifts to a more pro-Israel stance, in apparent deference to Trump, and hurries to Turkey to conclude a fighter jet deal (going light on Turkey's human rights record), a new post-Brexit British foreign policy takes shape.
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Like the fat 19th-century Russian books that feed his imagination, it's a serious commitment — almost four hours of screen time — and an experience that is by turns grueling and exhilarating once the story takes shape and the themes become clear.
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October 20, 2015 - February 10, 2016: The rules begin and the_donald takes shape For all its users' talk of "free speech" (a stance the moderators do not share), the_donald has rules that are among the most strict on all of Reddit.
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To perk up interest in initial public offerings (IPOs), companies sometimes invite in "cornerstone investors": a small number of big investors who promise to buy a stake and hold it for a while, a vote of confidence from which the IPO takes shape.
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Republicans may aspire to be able to use its House majority to pass the bill but will almost certainly lose some members over any legalization of DACA recipients, and could lose more moderates or conservatives depending on how a deal takes shape.
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And more than two weeks since the start of the breathtakingly complex Brexit negotiations between Britain and Brussels, investors have gained little fresh insight into any concrete proposals on the table, just as an unstable new reality takes shape in British politics.
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An obvious problem for Mr. Gianopulos has been the repeated delay of Mr. Cameron's plans for a set of sequels to his "Avatar," a 2009 hit that is set to become a major film franchise if and when the next movie takes shape.
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It's crucial this happens at the local and state level too, where the majority of the criminal justice system takes shape in the US. Local races don't typically get much national attention, especially with so much going on at the federal level.
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Strong public outrage at the ruling party and its response is one factor; recognition of the possibility of deep and lasting change is another; and of course, how the story of what happened takes shape — who deserves credit or blame — yet another.
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Strong public outrage at the ruling party and its response is one factor; recognition of the possibility of deep and lasting change is another; and of course, how the story of what happened takes shape — who deserves credit or blame — yet another.
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And this festival, which prides itself on its low-key, locavore vibe — movie stars mingle with tourists and students on Colorado Avenue; critical buzz takes shape in lines rather than online — transmits a loud and resonant signal to the movie world below.
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As President-elect Donald Trump's administration takes shape, Star Trek alum George Takei has penned an impassioned essay imploring the country's incoming leaders to not repeat the mistakes of the past and to use extreme caution when considering the possibility of a national Muslim registry.
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As a new U.S. administration takes shape, it will inherit both a public that has been partly desensitized to the vital U.S. role in maintaining global order in the post-World War II era and parts of the world that are seemingly in perpetual chaos.
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Dr. William Danaher of Christ Church Cranbrook in Bloomfield Hills, MI. From July 23 through July 28, an interactive circle takes shape around a continuously burning fire altar fabricated by artist Ryan C. Doyle and adorned by Olayami Dabls of Dabls MBad African Bead Museum.
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Sessions was previously a longtime GOP senator from the state, and the prospect of his own entry into the race has been an open question as the Republican field takes shape for what may be one of the Democratic Party's most vulnerable seats next year.
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And as he becomes more fluent in this new language, more immersed in a conversation with the large machines, a fantasy takes shape: Could there be a way to make this language more humanlike, so that someday computers might understand us intuitively, on our own terms?
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Whether that takes shape as a midi dress, a sweater dress, a wrap dress, or a button-front dress, you won't regret getting your hands on a few no-brainer styles that you can reach for when nothing in your cold-weather wardrobe looks remotely appealing.
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Emira doesn't discover this connection until midway through Reid's novel — and from there the story, told from the oscillating, third-person perspectives of mother and sitter, takes shape as an interracial love triangle whose convoluted dynamic lets some of the steam out of its worthy message.
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Much of that debt takes shape in student loans, thanks to college tuition that has more than doubled since the 1980s — the national student-loan debt total is more than $1.5 trillion, and the average student-loan debt per graduating student in 2018 who took out loans is $29,800.
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As the legislation takes shape in the coming weeks, there are several other things to look out for: While avoiding tolls on the East River bridges may make the plan more appealing to state lawmakers and others, it also leaves money on the table that the transit system needs.
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Physicists had encountered these kinds of curves for a long time in situations where, for instance, they were studying the boundary between clusters of particles with positive and negative spin (the boundary line between the clusters of particles is a one-dimensional path that never crosses itself and takes shape randomly).
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This deal marks MLB's second sports betting partnership, the first being with MGM Resorts International in November of last year, adding to a number of such deals between sportsbook operators, on the one side, and leagues and teams, on the other, as the nascent American legal sports betting market takes shape.
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Prior to Friday's ArgoAI-VW announcement, the startup's value had been pegged at around $4 billion, but the VW investment indicated that number was too low — and further indicates that a peer-group of well-funded autonomous companies has emerged to compete with each other as the incipient market takes shape.
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Despite his disappointing first attempt at a world title, Molina appears confident ahead of his trip to England, citing his recent success in Poland, and wants to spoil the party of Joshua, Klitschko and the boxing world—who is rightfully willing a Joshua victory to ensure this slated behemoth heavyweight boxing contest takes shape.
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Darlington's Labyrinths—out now on his own Magical Properties label—takes shape around the styles and tendencies of his collaborators, rather than what's traditionally the other way around, expanding on the sounds of contributors including Seven Davis Jr, Vōx, Amir Yaghmai, Zeroh, longtime collaborator Busdriver, wife Laura Darlington, Teebs, Goodnight Cody, and the Voidz drummer Alex Carapetis.
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Amid the fire and looting and the audio and video clips of the Michigan governor George W. Romney and President Lyndon B. Johnson, a narrower plot takes shape, a real-life horror movie folded into a baggier film that feels, by turns, like a combat picture, a cavalry western, a police procedural and a courtroom drama.
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Already, before the R.S.S. vision takes shape, a vast majority of Muslims from Kashmir and elsewhere, the Christians of the northeast and the rest of the country as well as many in the south of India who lay claim to a different Hindu cultural identity from those in northern India, like the Sikhs I spoke to, are making it clear they want no part of it.
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The brand, whose logo features a graphic representation of Fenty that resembles a Greek key design, as well as the name in white letters against a blue background with a reversed "N," will be based in Paris, include ready-to-wear, shoes and accessories, and "is centered on Rihanna, developed by her, and takes shape with her vision," according to a statement from LVMH.
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In his book, Filling the Void: Emotion, Capitalism, and Social Media, Marcus Gilroy-Ware manages to critique social media by writing around it, focusing on the society in which it takes shape: What are the social conditions of a world in which "iOS and Android smartphone users spend 17 percent of all their time on their phones in the Facebook app," and "four in ten [admit] to using social media while at the wheel" of their car?
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Before a summit takes shape, a group of Republican senators will head to Russia this week, CNN learned, and Energy Secretary Rick PerryJames (Rick) Richard PerryThe credible case for Texas and its clean energy solutions Oversight: Trump confidant Tom Barrack pushed for Saudi nuclear plant construction Amazon taps Trump ally to lobby amid Pentagon cloud-computing contract fight MORE is expected to welcome his Russian counterpart in the coming days, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE spent the better part of his Monday morning tap-dancing his way out of the danger zone with President Trump after a New York Times article "Republican Shadow Campaign for 22019 Takes Shape as Trump Doubts Grow" rather credibly outlined how Pence is, in fact, choreographing a possible-to-likely 2020 run for president.
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But while that package takes shape, there is something the incoming administration can do on its own authority as soon as the new president takes office, consistent with Trump's pledge to reverse his predecessor's extravagant abuse of his executive authority: He can nullify a series of unconstitutional fake treaties that outgoing Treasury Secretary Jack LewJacob (Jack) Joseph LewHogan urges Mnuchin to reconsider delay of Harriet Tubman bill Mnuchin says new Harriet Tubman bill delayed until 85033 Overnight Finance: US reaches deal with ZTE | Lawmakers look to block it | Trump blasts Macron, Trudeau ahead of G-7 | Mexico files WTO complaint MORE (and before him, Timothy Geithner) used as a mechanism to implement FATCA.
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