Other efforts include bipartisan talks through the Problem Solvers Caucus.
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But the two countries are still engaged in talks through multilateral efforts.
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Either we want this and we see these talks through or we don't want it.
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Warren has her weaknesses, but the way she talks through policy is a defining strength.
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Inside the glossy, she talks through a savvy trifecta of criteria that guide her stellar outfit selections.
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She's appalled that Dro is in an open marriage and talks through it with Issa and Kelli.
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But it's probably not getting much worse given that there have been ceasefire talks through the year.
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The deal for exclusive talks through late July puts Sprint's merger talks with T-Mobile US on hold.
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" He also talks through his love for Amy Winehouse, telling Flanagan that "she was the last real individualist around.
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For years Malaysia has helped mediate peace talks through Zamzamin Hashim, an associate of former prime minister Najib Razak.
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On Monday, Mr. Maduro made an overture to President Trump, inviting him for bilateral talks through a Twitter post.
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" The US is currently pursuing talks through diplomatic backchannels, however Panetta said he's is concerned about the possibility of a "miscalculation.
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U.S., Canadian and Mexican trade officials held week-long talks through Friday, and their staff has been working through the weekend.
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He sits in front of a camera and, like a professor, talks through economic inequalities in a strong but composed manner.
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Staffers and lawmakers are expecting around-the-clock talks through the weekend, and there are signs of some behind-the-scenes progress.
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Ibrahim talks through a Turban caked in dust, and the incipient crows feet around his eyes are accentuated by dirt and sweat.
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You'll get a chance to ride virtual shotgun as Jay talks through the car's history, its feature set and answers fans questions live.
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It talks through the story and gives kids an opportunity to choose what to do next, like a Choose Your Own Adventure book.
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This book talks through dozens of historical examples of how small beats big, as well as the advantages of being the little guy.
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Here, Noroozi talks through how the series came about, the inspiration behind it and what he sought to achieve in documenting the lake's demise.
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A narrator talks through a mental exercise and meditation session intended to help meet a goal, such as reducing stress or coping with anxiety.
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Despite that sad fact, the Cal U junior is still the one who talks through Zoey's problems to find a way to make her happy.
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Still, Cody's book gets nicely nuanced in the way she talks through the concerns here, especially when it comes to who believes whom and why.
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Eleven years later, and two days before his fall show, Kane talks through the mix of fabrics and themes at play for his latest collection.
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As the doc progresses and Dominik explores each album track, Cave opens up bit by bit, often holding back tears as he talks through his grief.
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But shifting toward visual communication without debasing itself to chase the Stories trend could make Twitter more comfortable for a world that increasingly talks through images.
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Plus, CNN senior Washington correspondent Jeff Zeleny talks through the impeachment headlines of the day, including the testimony of the de facto US ambassador to Ukraine, Bill Taylor.
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In the animated video above created by Pindex, Fry talks through things like cognitive bias, and uses facts to highlight just how ridiculous some of Trump's priorities are.
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"Concerns over the stalled NAFTA talks through September were likely a factor in the pullback in the Ivey," said Ryan Brecht, senior economist at North America for Action Economics.
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Sitting in his wheelbarrow (he works as a porter for nearby shops), he told me he stays abreast of the Doha talks through the radio and Afghan TV news reports.
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One Mexican source familiar with the process said he expected further talks through March and mentioned the possibility that final discussions could, if necessary, be postponed until after the Mexican elections.
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Next, Grierson talks through his thoughts on three other new releases: Free State of Jones (Matthew McConaughey, Civil War), The Shallows (Blake Lively, sharks), and Swiss Army Man (Harry Potter, deserted island).
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"It's similar to the Colombian situation and the kind of guerrilla movements in Latin America where ultimately the answer had to be peace talks through the reconciliation commissions and negotiations," Sundar said.
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Fayez al-Serraj, who heads the Tripoli-based government, signed the truce proposal after indirect talks through Turkish and Russian mediators in Moscow on Monday, but Haftar left the Russian capital without signing.
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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rose 26 cents, or 0.45% to $58.03 a barrel by 0759 GMT, having ended last week little changed after tracking the trade talks through their ups and downs.
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Couple that with a world in which leaders like Trump and Kim can't agree on continuing talks through to an already planned lunch, and you have a world growing more worrying by the week.
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He's a monster as toadying official, and the scenes in which he does walk-and-talks through hallways in which people are being tortured and killed offer a singularly hilarious bleakness — brutality turned into bureaucratic mundanity.
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As we talk it out, I wonder if I'm taking it all too seriously—I scroll through his feed while he talks, through dozens of photos of him playing with dogs and posing in the mirror.
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"I love seeing all of the looks on the runway inspired by me, the OG," Hilton reveals in the video as she talks through trend after trend: tracksuits, belts, miniskirts, bedazzling, and even those ubiquitous Uggs.
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He hyperactively talks through his solutions to Long Beach's race wars and emissions problems (they're related), and considers the way that more Whole Foods stores for his area's gay community might bring about a lasting peace.
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The two continued talks through 2018 with the frequency growing after Chevron CEO Michael Wirth approached Anadarko in February offering to buy it for $61 a share in a 0.47.88% in cash and 75% stock deal.
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That should indicate that this documentary, which tries to build a comprehensive account of the talks through archival footage, diary entries and interviews, including with the former Israeli president and prime minister Shimon Peres, will be engrossing.
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I'm nervous for what that means, so afterwards, I call C. He talks through everything with me and suggests that this may be the kick I need to leave next year and look for something outside of education.
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In the clip above, British comedy legend John Cleese talks through all the key points and lessons from Season 1 to 6 — from the pronunciation of Rick's son's name to the importance of never, ever looking at flowers.
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She also openly talks through the challenges she and President Obama faced during the early years of their marriage and discusses their experiences with counseling, as well as talking through the pressures of being in the White House.
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Her voice is soft and gentle, as though speaking to a baby (is this… ASMR?), as she talks through her own process just as we might in our own kitchens when we realize we might have messed up.
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The two continued talks through 2018 with the frequency growing after Chevron CEO Michael Wirth approached Anadarko in February offering to buy it for $64 a share in a deal that was 25 percent cash and 75 percent stock.
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There was no immediate word from the Los Angeles Unified School District to the overture from the United Teachers Los Angeles, but union President Alex Caputo-Pearl said he expected the two sides to return to talks through the weekend.
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In the commercials, comedian and former MTV VJ Amanda Seales talks through some stark statistics about the abundance of tobacco ads in black neighborhoods, near low-income schools and other areas where they're more likely to be seen by various underprivileged populations.
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White House officials have said that the tariffs will go into effect shortly after Friday, though that may be delayed to give negotiators from the two countries, who have been continuing trade talks through recent weeks, time to come up with a solution.
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But where The Beaver's basic hook — Mel Gibson as a character who talks through a beaver puppet — was offbeat and absurdist to a distracting extreme, Money Monster announces itself with a deceptively conventional exterior that may keep away the audiences who would enjoy it most.
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For more on the military aspect Today on the Impeachment Watch podcast, host CNN reporter and producer Marshall Cohen talks through the latest impeachment inquiry developments with CNN national security reporter Kylie Atwood and Rear Admiral John Kirby, USN (ret), a CNN military and diplomatic analyst.
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But Mr. Netanyahu has refrained from any comprehensive reinvasion of Gaza and has had quiet talks through Egyptian mediators with Hamas to try to keep Gaza from imploding and dragging Israel into a larger war, especially another one with the Iranian-armed Hezbollah militia in southern Lebanon.
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Seth Meyers unpacks a 'devastating' day 4 of the Trump impeachment hearings Chadwick Boseman talks through his unique method of preventing Marvel spoilers Netflix gifts us a wacky trailer for the 'Christmas Prince' baby movie Rainn Wilson gets quizzed on 'The Office' superfan Billie Eilish and crushes it
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With just a week left until Britain is due to quit the bloc, leaders scrapped planned talks on Chinese trade and plunged into six hours of talks through the evening on setting new deadlines that would avoid Britain crashing out of the block next Friday -- but also avoid prolonging uncertainty.
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Netflix gifts us a wacky trailer for the 'Christmas Prince' baby movie Kristen Bell and the 'Frozen' cast literally stop traffic with a musical in the street Seth Meyers unpacks a 'devastating' day 4 of the Trump impeachment hearings Chadwick Boseman talks through his unique method of preventing Marvel spoilers
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There are the emotionally manipulative commercials that we dissect to death the next day; the halftime show that some annoying person in the room always talks through; and of course, the glorious spread of game day snacks that make the random party you're at worth getting all gussied up for on a Sunday.
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Red Table Talk often splashes into the news when high-profile figures spill their secrets, sometimes with lighthearted gossip like when Tiffany Haddish complained about Drake standing her up on a date, but more often when Jada talks through her fractured relationships with people like Gabrielle Union or Will's first wife Sheree Zampino.
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Rainn Wilson gets quizzed on 'The Office' superfan Billie Eilish and crushes it Stephen Colbert breaks down the greatest burns from day 3 of the impeachment hearings Chadwick Boseman talks through his unique method of preventing Marvel spoilers 'The Crown' star Helena Bonham Carter teaches Stephen Colbert to speak like a royal
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The next to boost growth, and then later to gain an upper hand in trade talks through a cheaper dollar, as Trump demanded twice last week when he said the U.S. central bank should not allow the rate cuts and currency moves of other nations to offset the impact of tariffs he has imposed.
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The final rectangle is a far cry from a polished pebble, but when Evans talks through the iterations and changes, and the primacy of that edge-to-edge display as the driving force behind the process overall, you feel like you were in the design studio spending long nights working away at the problem right alongside him.
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The park has a number of education talks through the day including a koala photo session.
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Since November 2014, Stark has hosted a BBC iPlayer only feature called ICYMI (In Case You Missed It) where he talks through highlights from the last week on Radio 1 and Radio 1 Xtra.
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She talks through the intercom and requests to speak to a man known as Joaquin, her childhood friend. She enters the fortress which is staffed with armed guards. John Ross prepares for his date. He carries a bouquet of flowers and a champagne bottle.
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Rick admits it was Carl's (Chandler Riggs) choice, believing she belonged here. Elsewhere, Daryl (Norman Reedus) talks through his grief of losing his brother Merle (Michael Rooker) with Carol (Melissa McBride). She reminds him that Merle gave them a chance against The Governor. Later, a small army from Woodbury arrives at the prison.
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Enjoys sweets and candy to a pitiful extent. Talks through a mechanical device attached to his neck. He was in charge of keeping Nishizono Tetora under control by supplying him with medicines which must be taken in sequential order based on the numbers printed on the pills. He calls these pills "candies".
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Rex is found not guilty. Knowing he cannot be tried twice for the same crime, he confesses to the murder, explaining he shot his uncle with a rifle and a bullet made of ice. Rex talks through the murder with the inspector and then realises that he killed the wrong person. His uncle is still alive.
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To coincide with Stephanie Scully's (Carla Bonner) return to Neighbours in April 2013, the serial released six webisodes on their YouTube channel that featured Steph talking to a psychiatrist (Trudy Hellier) before her release from jail. Steph talks through a variety of issues and explains that she is returning to Erinsborough for someone. The webisodes also provide an insight into Steph's actions upon her return. The webisodes were directed by former Neighbours actor Scott Major.
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In February 1690, the French began peace negotiations with the Iroquois. The French returned captured natives in exchange for the beginnings of peace talks. Through the 1690s, there were no major French or native raids and, even against the will of the English, peace talks continued. This time of relative peace eventually led to the Montreal Treaty of 1701, by which the Iroquois promised to remain neutral in case of war between the French and English.
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Gamma, also known as GaryAccording to the Season 4 Commentary, this character was named after Gus Sorola's cat, which died just before the completion of Season 4. by combining its name with that of its original owner, Reginald\Wyoming, is an AI housed in a computer, similar to Durandal in Marathon. He talks through Mac OS X voice synthesizer, System Voice "Fred", and represents the Alpha's Deceit. Church first encounters Gary after he "travels back in time".
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After her transformation she appears as a more mature girl, and can cause her target to explode without touching it. ; :Featured on the cover of Volume 2. Hana-chan is a mosquito-like parasite who enters through the mouth, she then attaches herself to the victim's brain, taking control. She is the only Magical Girl with the ability to communicate with humans as she talks through her host, usually with a child-like voice (ex. "sworry").
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" The storyline proved to be hugely topical, with the amount of single parent families in the nineties was at an all-time high. Luke instantly got into trouble in his new home, he was involved in a robbery at Lionel's bar, drove Lionel's car without a driver's license and stole a credit card to access online pornography. Despite this, Leigh insisted Lionel was the best possible father, "Lionel’s the best father. He talks through the troubles.
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Various sources believe the song to be critical of colonialism, imperialism and capitalism, and that Geni is a personification of the oppressed groups and peoples. João Marcos Mateus Kogawa, of Revista Urutágua wrote about "Geni e o Zepelim": > Geni symbolizes silence, submission and non-voice, in the context of a > system which prevents her from talking. Nevertheless, her other subject > talks through the voice of the author, who portrays her as a martyr or > heroine, who attacks her inquisitors' values.
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Johnny, a talented ventriloquist who "talks" through his puppet, Junior. He falls in love with Suhasini but is unable to muster up the courage to tell her about it. In an interesting cinematic twist, her ex- husband's mother discovers her presence in the city and takes up a job as a maid in her house. Suhasini also stumbles upon Bharani in Chennai and discovers that her letters to him never reached as they were intercepted by his mentally-challenged sister.
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Dobbs wrote two following books, To Play the King and The Final Cut, which were televised in 1993 and 1995, respectively. House of Cards was said to draw from Shakespeare's plays Macbeth and Richard III, both of which feature main characters who are corrupted by power and ambition. Richardson has a Shakespearean background and said he based his characterisation of Urquhart on Shakespeare's portrayal of Richard III. Urquhart frequently talks through the camera to the audience, breaking the fourth wall.
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Katy talks through her options with Izzy and, when Chesney is kidnapped by John Stape (Graeme Hawley), she thinks he has disappeared and decides on an abortion, but changes her mind when Chesney returns. When Chesney's sister and John's wife, Fiz (Jennie McAlpine), is arrested for John's crimes, Katy helps to look after her young daughter, Hope. Katy is cast as Mary in the local nativity play and goes into labour during the performance. Anna Windass (Debbie Rush) assists in delivering Katy and Chesney's son, Joseph.
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According to Thompson's account, this provoked confusion among the izinDuna, who did not seem to know where these places were. "The Zambezi must be there", said one, incorrectly pointing south (rather than north). The Matabele representatives then prolonged the talks through "procrastination and displays of geographical ignorance", in the phrase of the historian Arthur Keppel-Jones, until Rudd and Thompson announced that they were done talking and rose to leave. The izinDuna were somewhat alarmed by this and asked the visitors to please stay and continue, which they did.
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Radio Television of Vojvodina broadcasts program in ten local languages. The project by the Government of AP Vojvodina titled "Promotion of Multiculturalism and Tolerance in Vojvodina", whose primary goal is to foster the cultural diversity and develop the atmosphere of interethnic tolerance among the citizens of Vojvodina, has been successfully implemented since 2005. Serbia is continually working on improving its relationship and inclusion of minorities in its effort to gain full accession to the European Union. Serbia has initiated talks through Stabilisation and Association Agreement on 7 November 2007.
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There are seven stories about the children in a class taught by Mr Speed at Mapleton Juniors. The last story however, is about a girl called Natasha who talks through a machine, she doesn't actually go to Mapleton Juniors, she goes to a special school for disabled children. The Worry Website, a replacement of boring old Circle Time (according to Holly) is a website that is created by Mr Speed and you can only access it by Mr Speed's classroom computer. There were originally planned to be only six stories, with one being submitted by a fan through a competition.
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When Mikaela criticizes the poor condition of Bumblebee's vehicle mode, he scans a passing Camaro Concept and transforms into the same model. Bumblebee then drives Sam and Mikaela to an alley where they meet the other Autobots as they properly introduced Bumblebee, due to his voice being damage in battle, to Sam and tells him that he is his guardian also they explain why he talks through the radio. They return to Sam's house and retrieve the glasses, but a secret government organization, Sector 7, arrests Sam and Mikaela. The Autobots attempt to rescue them but Bumblebee is captured and taken by Sector 7.
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In 2017 she started playing María in "Todos Santos", a theatre monologue written by Mónica Perea, directed by Sixto Castro Santillán, and music performed live by Ariel Torres. "Todos Santos" is the story of María, a domestic servant just about to leave to her hometown´s party. While she prepares her boss´ dinner, she tells us what made her run from her town and why she must go celebrate her departed relatives in the Day of the Death. In between honest laughter and unbearable pain and tears, "Todos Santos" talks through several important harsh facts that indigenous people live in Mexico everyday, from the entrance of drug traffic to the forced displacement of their hometowns.
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Due to the differences in the character's facial design comic-to- comic, and even panel-to-panel, the designers "distilled the essential elements" into a design that could be photorealistic. These included the character's eyes, which Franklin compared to those of a killer whale and explained had to be animated in a more exaggerated way to indicate where the character was looking since he does not have pupils. The character's long tongue is also adapted from the comics, with another complex rig required so the tongue could be specifically animated, and then retract to allow the character to talk without having to speak around it, which Franklin said was "too comical". When he does speak, Venom often talks through clenched teeth.
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Throughout the series, she only talks through internal monologue until the final episode where she regains her voice and is able to speak. ; : :Makoto is a professional shogi player and is referred to by many as , the highest and most prestigious professional shogi rank in Japan (similar to a World Chess Champion). A keen and perceptive man who abandoned his brother after their mother's death to become a professional player himself. It is revealed near the end of the series that he is the one that killed Shion's parents, because he was interested in seeing what kind of professional Shogi player Shion would become, but this caused conflict with her father, who did not want his daughter to play professional Shogi.
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The Korean DMZ, viewed from the north In August 1971, both North and South Korea agreed to hold talks through their respective Red Cross societies with the aim of reuniting the many Korean families separated following the division of Korea after the Korean War. After a series of secret meetings, both sides announced on 4 July 1972, an agreement to work toward peaceful reunification and an end to the hostile atmosphere prevailing on the peninsula. Dialogue was renewed on several fronts in September 1984, when South Korea accepted the North's offer to provide relief goods to victims of severe flooding in South Korea. In a major initiative in July 1988, South Korean President Roh Tae-woo called for new efforts to promote North-South exchanges, family reunification, inter- Korean trade and contact in international forums.
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