" Shaw had no trouble with Petruchio's taming Kate "by the methods used in taming wild beasts.
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Thousands of Indians want to reinstate a bull-taming festival Thousands of Indians want to reinstate a bull-taming festival A bull-taming ritual is at the heart of statewide protests in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
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Harry's Taming Cream, $8With the softest hold of the new products, the Taming Cream is designed for curly, coarse, or thick hair.
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The Army Corps of Engineers has been struggling on two fronts — taming America's rain-swollen rivers, and taming the fallout from mass water releases and breached levees.
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Julio Alejandro, CEO & Founder, Jada Consulting – "Taming Disruptive Technologies"
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So maybe there's another union that needs a little taming.
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For Tamils, the "taming" of bulls is a noble tradition.
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LONDON — Conquering cities and taming dragons can be tiring work.
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Did they say, 'Best Play 1594: Taming of the Shrew?
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But taming the lionfish population will be no easy feat.
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Change must begin by taming the rhetoric on both sides.
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But taming the city's din has been an elusive ambition.
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Surely, not by giving it a name and taming it.
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Technocrats have the tricky job of taming the business cycle.
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The Taming of the Shrew is one of my faves.
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There's a difference between taming a horse and shooting it.
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What do you do with The Taming of the Shrew?
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Does the Notary Way require the taming of all bodily functions?
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China wants to promote its desert-taming expertise around the world.
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Even when you're taming nature, it finds ways to take over.
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Exterminating the wolf became a metaphor for taming a wild America.
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A frizz-taming oil that's lightweight enough for all hair types
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VINEGAR GIRL"The Taming of the Shrew" RetoldBy Anne Tyler237 pp.
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VINEGAR GIRL: "The Taming of the Shrew" Retold, by Anne Tyler.
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"It's kind of like taming a wild animal," Herscher told me.
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With budget savings like that, taming the deficit was virtually automatic.
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"The symptoms suddenly arose when the lion-taming begun," the doctors wrote.
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The killing underlined the grave risk of talk of taming the military.
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Taming the Sun: Innovations to Harness Solar Energy and Power the Planet.
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Pinera, meanwhile, pushed forward with reforms aimed at taming the continuing unrest.
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What has prevented the US government from acting and taming this behavior?
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It has not been easy taming this circus of a campaign season.
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Martha's brother, Dickon, is a kind of Pan figure, taming the animals.
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By taming inflation, he made better the lives of millions of people.
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Researchers thought taming hepatitis C would mean a decrease in overall cirrhosis deaths.
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AN OP-ED TO CHEW ON: Taming the fake web starts in 2019.
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Mexico's government has not succeeded in taming the cartel beasts around the country.
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Now for the hard part: taming the mess of contacts you are keeping.
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VINEGAR GIRL: William Shakespeare's "The Taming Of The Shrew" Retold, by Anne Tyler.
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Ralph Lauren was the taming influence in the lair Mr. Palminteri calls his own.
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Teigen shared that no, she's not providing an ad for the hair-taming accessory.
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The charmer shows his worth by confronting and taming the evil through his song.
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Eroticizing the unknown was a way of controlling it, making it ripe for taming.
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For Tyler, the very idea of the taming of the shrew is obviously defunct.
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Can we chalk all of this up to central bank success in taming inflation?
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Which dragon-taming secret Targaryen do we know who's most likely to ride the third?
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A wilderness-taming electric powertrain isn't the only intriguing feature of the GTE Active, however.
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After years of abuse by tycoons, India Inc's animal spirits needed taming – but not killing.
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In the absence of global rules, countries have taken contrasting routes to taming the sector.
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After 117 years of lion taming and other animal acts, it succumbed to changing values.
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Yet taming the unsustainable national debt is just what Brazil needs to return to growth.
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Lion taming might come in handy, as, apparently, the back room, which has a d.j.
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There's "Taming of the Brute," where a lady believes she's whipped this jerk into submission.
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In taming infinity, Archimedes paved the way for the invention of calculus 2,000 years later.
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Mr. López Obrador says his administration is already taming problems, including the country's rampant violence.
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Anne Tyler's take on "The Taming of the Shrew" is, predictably, winsome, straightforward, and smart.
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Books of The Times WILD NIGHTSHow Taming Sleep Created Our Restless WorldBy Benjamin Reiss305 pages.
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THE NEW YORK-BASED landscape designer Deborah Nevins spends much of her time taming profusion.
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Taming a tiger is less complicated than corralling him off a high screen right now.
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But Trump has a history of taming what appear to be well-entrenched Republican opponents.
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Lloyd's production was, ultimately, a much more successful treatment of Taming than Tyler's novel is.
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India allows controversial bull-taming events to go ahead after protests India allows controversial bull-taming events to go ahead after protests A weeklong set of protests in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu have ended on a violent note, but a victorious one too.
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The state consolidated its power, Mr Galeotti says, by "not simply taming but absorbing the underworld".
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Bad boy brothel bros Ben (Richard Beymer) and Jerry (David Patrick Kelly) speak to the taming.
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" Shrew, she argues, plays with the roles of "shrew and madman," and it plays with "taming.
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But the writers are adamant that the idea of "taming" doesn't carry over to the film.
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Gilded candelabra, trumpet-blowing angels, lion-taming cherubs, dolphins, starfish, sea monsters and birds proclaim joy.
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But another reason is Oman's fiscal and external deficits, and its modest progress in taming them.
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At Uber, Frei faced a near insurmountable challenge in taming the ride-hailing startup's unmanageable founder.
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But if you have thick, unruly brows that need taming, this could be a good option.
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Not canoeing itself, taming the river with nothing but your paddle and your focused personal beef.
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A list is a powerful thing: a tool for taming the squirming mess of the world.
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This narrative choice seems a taming, and hence a diminishment, of the character's transgressive divine excess.
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But taming an illegal trade estimated at 23 billion Canadian dollars is proving to be daunting.
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While I've gotten better at taming it, I know my anxiety will always be with me.
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On the flipside, look at 35A: Taming wild horses: D– is BREAKING (as in broncos) BAD.
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Taming Musk's sometimes outrageous behavior -- especially on Twitter -- is part of the settlement with the SEC.
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The collection includes taming cream, texturizing putty, sculpting gel, and two-in-one shampoo and conditioner.
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"The Taming of the Shrew" made far fewer waves, but it, too, aimed for modern dramaturgy.
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" Between Mr. Maillot and the Bolshoi, the dialogue has continued beyond "The Taming of the Shrew.
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Taming the bitterness may lead a cook to seek a sweet counterpoint to dress the salad.
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It's not a subtle metaphor, but The Taming of the Shrew has no use for subtlety.
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What Taming does, in all its incarnations, is exaggerate that dynamic between women and the patriarchy.
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One reason I love working out is that it makes me feel like I'm taming my disability.
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I spend an extra 30 minutes taming my hair this morning and don't make time for breakfast.
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The usual assumption about domestic animals is that the process of taming and breeding them happened once.
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Taming the fiscal deficit is one of the top policy priorities of pro-markets President Mauricio Macri.
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In salons, I learned that my hair was burden, a ridiculous and ugly animal that needed taming.
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Taming the fiscal deficit is one of the top policy priorities of center-right President Mauricio Macri.
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Moreover, "the regime has largely succeeded in taming opposition forces," says Mohamed Daadaoui of Oklahoma City University.
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But Huang joined peers taming expectations of strong revenue growth from a wave of interest in cryptocurrencies.
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"It's like taming a dragon," says Ensign Vanessa Nicolle, a public affairs officer aboard the USS Ashland.
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Some Austrian politicians today point to Sebastian Kurz as the poster boy for taming the far right.
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I've spent my whole life cycling, but this time I have a hard time taming the bike.
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Makeup eventually took a backseat to styling my hair, taming my brows, and caring for my skin.
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My inbox is filled with emails every single day about improving this, smoothing that, taming the other.
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But at least seven more attacks by other lions followed, wounding family members and lion-taming colleagues.
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More recently Jean-Christophe Maillot created a production of "The Taming of the Shrew," for the Bolshoi.
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She's a Charmer, capable of taming magical beasts, exiled from her brethren for crimes she didn't commit.
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The sculpture "Bellerophon Taming Pegasus" (1480–82) is among the most statuesque male nudes of the Renaissance.
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The appeal of training tigers — but not, as she would say, taming them — never diminished for her.
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Nonetheless, some trade analysts say China has done a good job of taming Trump's combative trade impulses.
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"For one thing, a man wrote The Taming of the Shrew," one of my party pointed out.
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It combines the efficient body lines of a wagon with the pothole-taming suspension height of an SUV.
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She applies fabric and marble to canvas, board, and frame, taming a material usually employed for imposing statues.
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At the headquarters, a granite sculpture—a man taming a wild horse—acknowledges the difficulty of that task.
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Beyond improvements to your general mood and happiness, taming your anger can have important benefits to your health.
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Since the beginning of modern art, artists have tried to free themselves from commodification and its taming whip.
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The woodwind players, budding virtuosos in their own right, could have used some taming, especially in the Beethoven.
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But they have been unsuccessful in taming his propensity to respond sharply to media coverage of his campaign.
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Physicist Robert Style and colleagues at the University of Oxford are interested in taming the physics of splashing.
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After their work de-fanging and veritably taming the woman through trauma is done, the Brahmin marries her.
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It's not quite "Love's Labour's Lost;" and nobody's going anywhere near suggesting it's about the "Taming" of anybody.
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Opera's system instead presents the concept of the workspace as a means of taming your numerous open tabs.
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The Harry&aposs hair collection includes (from softest to hardest hold): Taming Cream, Texturizing Putty, and Sculpting Gel.
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We have Paul Volcker to thank for taming inflation and ushering in a long period of macroeconomic stability.
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We will also be looking at "The Taming of the Shrew" in the context of the #MeToo movement.
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There are other bizarrely effective everyday things to try (like wearing compression leggings?!) for taming the anxiety monster.
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He also believes slowing China's growth is essential to taming its military might and ambitions for global dominance.
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The diplomats set out to achieve nothing less than taming the destructive potential of a new military technology.
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After parting an inch around her hair line, he used edge taming gel while brushing and pinning everything back.
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Ketamine, with its associations with war zone surgery and large animals that need immediate taming, carries heavy-duty connotations.
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New proposed regulations could enhance the PMPRB's powers and help set a broader agenda for taming prices in Canada.
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At least in person he knew to tilt his face into postures of interest, taming his little mannequin body.
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Far from "taming" the extremists, Kurz merely moved toward his future right-wing coalition partners somewhat ahead of schedule.
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While government mandates are generally not a good thing, they serve an important purpose for taming government-created monopolies.
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Before lion taming, the younger Ms. el-Helw tried a more conventional career at a marketing firm in Cairo.
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BRANTLEY Usually by taming the danger of a once-transgressive genre to the dimensions of a Branson tent show.
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Some observers point to the Sabbath as proof that Kushner does indeed exert a taming force in Trump World.
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There's some racy stuff throughout, but the movie's all about the Marquis's taming, and the sexuality is mostly subterfuge.
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Migas There's actual science behind the reputed power of eggs at taming the aftereffects of a night of boozing.
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But some people do, and convince themselves that it's OK because it's like "taming an animal" and so on.
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"There's this really awesome article called Taming the Mammoth on a blog called 'What Wait But Why'," she says.
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When Annie, one of our fashion editors, needed some help taming her bursting closet, Beatrice was ready for the challenge.
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BPs are your BFFs during a bang-taming summer, which is why Fugate says to use them to your advantage.
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Malloch, reportedly President Trump's choice for ambassador, has suggested the EU "needs a little taming" like the Soviet Union did.
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But now wealthy citizens taming such wild animals to keep as pets face a $136,000 (700,000 Dirham) fine or jail.
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This was the great age of labels, in which educated men roamed the earth naming and (they felt) taming it.
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Far from taming internet monopolists, a repeal of the CDA's protections would help cement their dominance over potential new rivals.
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McCain's comments came only days after President Trump unilaterally tried to deconstruct the UN deal on taming Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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Ronald Reagan and Federal Reserve Chair Paul Volcker succeeded in taming inflation with a brief but vicious recession in 22001.
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The Taming of the Shrew has conventionally been understood as a narrative that dabbles—if not wades—in spousal abuse.
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Is "The Taming of the Shrew," Shakespeare's battle-of-the-sexes comedy, too 16th-century retro for audiences in 2016?
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He posed for selfies with guests, who were grateful for his role in taming the inflamed island two decades ago.
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Some investors said the Fed was taking important steps even if taming markets in this situation was beyond its control.
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Some investors said the Fed was taking important steps even if taming markets in this situation was beyond its control.
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Every year the tour prepares a comedy and a tragedy (this year "Hamlet" alternates with "The Taming of the Shrew").
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After taming the three-headed GF, the last task is to go fight the headmaster's wife in a lecture hall.
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The system is a beast unto itself, and taming it while Antetokounmpo breathes fire in your face can't be fun.
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It's one of Shakespeare's earliest and bitterest comedies, and the bulk of its plot concerns a husband "taming" his wife.
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Between the months of May and August, so many brands and editors tell us that our gloriously fuzzy strands need taming.
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Taming Big Data with Apache Spark and Python - Learn the techniques that major organizations use to manage massive amounts of data.
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The debate on whether India should maintain the ban on a bull-taming sporting event is far from reaching a conclusion.
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ALBERTO BRIGHENTILondon "Taming the titans" (January 20th) suggests that successful American technology firms are alien forces that need to be controlled.
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Our best shot at taming these predatory beasts might be these robots, which are essentially vacuums controlled by Playstation 4 remotes.
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It is framing itself as Alphabet's incubator, taking ambitious projects, taming them into viable businesses, then "graduating" them into standalone operations.
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Its reform champion was Lamido Sanusi, the central-bank governor, who won plaudits for taming inflation and cleaning up the banks.
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Ariana Huffington, who has been on the board for a year, will take a leadership role in taming Uber's "bro" culture.
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This story is part of a series on how we clean—from taming your trove of photos to washing your tuchus.
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Taming it more than a million years ago brought our ancestors safety from predators and allowed us to leave the trees.
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Sure, the Republicans are engaged in a hilarious performance of "The Taming of the Shrew" with their tart-tongued presumptive nominee.
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Those women — like many with naturally curly hair — go the Chelsea route, taming it with blowouts, flat irons or keratin treatments.
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Virtuous, sure, heroic, taming the lawless West and all that, but the filth of it, Tonto, the poverty, the endless killings.
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Anne Tyler's "Vinegar Girl" is a retelling of "The Taming of the Shrew," set in Baltimore, not far from Johns Hopkins.
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They specialize in tracking, hunting, killing and taming beasts and monsters to use as part of their war machine in battle.
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Now experts and advocates fear that under a Trump administration, America's most promising method of taming police officers could essentially evaporate.
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The assumed end to the story would be Mel taming her master and Bors softening in turn — the child become parent.
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For a very physical show, like "The Taming of the Shrew," she spends the afternoon before an evening performance at home.
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White made taming the Northern highbush berries in her woods her life's work, and made American agricultural history in the process.
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He also ran through new projects for which the party has high hopes, such as further taming the media and the judiciary.
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Which I guess is progress because at least it doesn't suggest that your average man is a horrible monster who needs taming!
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He's gone from a tiger-taming monarch with a small army of loyal soldiers to a washed up former actor-turned-zookeeper.
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She came up with the idea of a tangle-taming brush, but "I had no idea what I was doing," Martin admits.
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By taming your notifications, Apple seemed to say, you can limit distractions and better manage your time on and off your phone.
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That's what "The Taming of the Shrew" had come to in a 2016 Shakespeare in the Park production directed by Phyllida Lloyd.
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The plot, based on Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew," involves a marching band, a prom and the pursuit of forbidden love.
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But there's a fine line between taming the president and enabling him — between tempering the way he governs and implicitly validating it.
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They had come of age after the taming of AIDS in the developed world, and Mr. Kramer's battles were someone else's history.
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People milled about in a nearby kitchen area, taming their grief and nerves by pouring out bowls of nuts and chopping apples.
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Before Volcker came into office, the Fed had tried small increases in interest rates in hopes of taming inflation, to little avail.
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That's what makes The Taming of the Shrew so difficult to discard — and there are many reasons to want to discard it.
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It is not a matter of sheriffs and outlaws, of taming a wild land, of law-abiding citizens beset by scoundrels and lowlifes.
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The subway, promised for decades by a stream of city administrations, is considered key to taming traffic on Bogota's congested and chaotic roadways.
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And though we love the taming power of a classic ponytail, the pro S.F. brunch scene demands a bit more panache than that.
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Such is the case with "Fratelli," Abrantes's deliciously shot bastardization of Shakespeare's ''Taming of the Shrew,'' which he co-directed with Alexandre Melo.
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Uncertainty is taming one of the stock market's biggest bulls — it's the reason behind Jeremy Siegel's decision to trim his year-end forecast.
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To the French it was a way of taming the economic might of a newly reunified Germany and the power of the Bundesbank.
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Dove-tailing with the economic and political rationale of taming its steel sector is the pressing need to curb output on environmental grounds.
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Spend some time running through humanity's violent pre-history, taming bears and sending your pet attack owl after all the other cave-people.
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I mean, you're still doing all the classic grand-strategy stuff: building new weapons, constructing massive new industries, and taming the natural world.
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This is consistent with old folk tales about Emperor Yu taming the river not through one dramatic action, but by decades of dredging.
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While the Altari believed that humans taming birds of prey was a sin, the Kartami believed that the birds themselves carried the sin.
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" They went on to star in 1965's "The Sandpiper," 1967's "The Taming of the Shrew," and 1972's "Under Milk Wood.
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David Haye retired from professional boxing injured and beaten in 2018 but now has a new challenge — taming one of boxing's wildest men.
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And while I don't take issue with it, it's been insinuated by others that this aspect of myself is a beast worth taming.
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And the first step in taming 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Mr. Kelly believes, is installing a No. 2 who is willing to be hated.
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It would be a paradox: The man so many Americans loathe as a villain taming a charter member of the Axis of Evil.
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A success since its 193 premiere, "The Taming of the Shrew" has become a calling card at home and abroad for the Bolshoi.
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If Hicks was able to occasionally act as a taming force on the President, however, there's little expectation that Scavino will follow suit.
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Meanwhile, the empathy and kindness encouraged in women is often framed as the stultifying influence of civilization taming the natural wildness of men.
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Taming corruption was widely seen as crucial for proving the legitimacy of Ukraine's pro-Western leadership, especially in contrast with Mr. Putin's Russia.
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The Taming of the Shrew, one of Shakespeare's earliest comedies, even references the same Latin grammar book that the Stratford Free School used.
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According to Bailey, for every minute you spend taming the many phone-related distractions you face, you gain an extra 10 minutes in productivity.
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But one of the practices she swears by for taming an unruly inbox is unsubscribing from any newsletter or email chain she deems unnecessary.
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A star-studded day on center court began with fourth-ranked Wimbledon champion Garbine Muguruza taming Belgian qualifier Kirsten Flipkens 7-5 63-2.
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I just finished playing Gremio in the all-female "Taming of the Shrew" in Central Park for the Public Theater's Shakespeare in the Park.
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It is a savage film that reckons with the moral cost of "taming" a continent, and asks us to consider its modern-day implications.
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But, according to Bailey, for every minute you spend taming the many workplace distractions you face, you gain an extra 10 minutes in productivity.
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VICTORIA STANLEYWashington, DC Techlash backlash"Taming the titans" (January 21962th) suggests that successful American technology firms are alien forces that need to be controlled.
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Instead, Professor White explained, the true story of taming the West tells the tale of regulating the groundbreaking technology of that time: the railroads.
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Refinery29: Were you looking to adapt Taming of the Shrew before you came up with the plot of 10 Things I Hate About You?
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The 24-km (15-mile) metro, promised by city officials for decades, is considered key to taming traffic on Bogota's congested and chaotic roadways.
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Art—it is the most natural metaphor of the circus lover—is the confident child's way of taming the elements, and making them behave.
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" Later, Ricky Gervais — who, it turns out, has also experienced wolf-taming — chipped in with some key advice: "They like their belly being rubbed.
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It allows players to enjoy the dynamic of the series on a grand scale, taming the wasteland and telling compelling stories all the while.
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This season has correctives, like the Public Theater's all-female production of "Taming of the Shrew," playing at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park.
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"Chastity has been about taming the work beast and reorienting from that and toward a primary orientation toward spirit and community," Mr. Bronstein said.
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I like to think that a plant this attractive might have even been brought here deliberately in the hopes of taming it for cultivation.
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Before curling my hair in the morning, I add a small amount of the Taming Cream and it holds the style all day long.
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The Bolshoi will also perform the American premiere of "The Taming of the Shrew," choreographed by Jean-Christophe Maillot and with music by Shostakovich.
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Since it's lighter than ceramic, it also makes for a lighter hair straightener overall, which means less arm strain as you're taming your mane.
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So to stop your strands from suffering, we've enlisted Kérastase consulting stylist Matt Fugate to share his must-have hot weather bang-taming tips. 1.
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Or it could try to become truly Western by "taming the state" and developing the sort of institutions which stimulate entrepreneurship and long-term growth.
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Elon, if you're reading, might we suggest the Taming of the Screw, The Rime of the Ancient Miner, or maybe even A Midsummer Night's Drill?
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Matt Damon's experience taming the wilds of Mars in the The Martian are now available to all, thanks to the immersive magic of virtual reality.
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By flying DJI Mavic Pro and Matrice M210 drones over the Notre Dame cathedral, firefighters were able to get essential data for taming the flames.
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TAMING SALVINI Investors are already asking for interest rates some 0.7 percentage points higher than a year ago to buying Italian 10-year sovereign bonds.
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Caution lowering interest rates drew criticism from within government circles, including from chief economic adviser Arvind Subramanian, but Rajan regarded taming inflation as a prerequisite.
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The massive whip he used, while completely impractical for taming lions and other large beasts, still makes Indiana Jones and Catwoman look like complete amateurs.
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He is still revered by many Peruvians, especially in poorer rural areas, for defeating the brutal Shining Path rebels, and taming a severe economic crisis.
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The prince's experiences were generally unique and magical, from finding a gorgeous solitary rose on his home planet to taming a tender fox on Earth.
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Optimism that the government could fight on two fronts—taming its heavy debt burden at the same time as taking on America—has also cracked.
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Other features include a password manager to encourage you to use more complex passwords to keep secure, and a spam filter for taming your inboxes.
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Some groups have quasi-official status, but no government has succeeded in taming their power since the uprising that toppled Muammar Gaddafi five years ago.
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But some bet islands will gradually wake up to the benefits plug-in vehicles can bring by improving public transport and taming expensive diesel habits.
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Measures aimed at taming inflation, like the central bank's 60 percent monetary policy rate, have helped push the economy into recession by choking off credit.
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What we saw was a taming of market expectations for European Central Bank easing, and also the ECB calmed expectations for new QE (quantitative easing).
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What most disturbed him, and seemed symptomatic of a larger malaise, was the government-fueled drive toward land-grabbing and wilderness-taming at any cost.
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Egypt Dispatch The broader struggle for women's equality may be lagging in Egypt, but six women dominate the field of lion taming in the country.
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Instead of fruitlessly trying to tame lust, the theory goes, we can remoralize sexual culture by taming misogyny, extirpating toxic masculinity, and re-educating men.
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The hero, Petruchio, boasts that he is taming Katharina, his shrewish wife (he calls her Kate), by starving and bullying and depriving her of sleep.
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"The Taming of the Shrew" even got one when it was new: "The Woman's Prize, or the Tamer Tamed," by a Shakespearean contemporary, John Fletcher.
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An unidentified Trump official said in the column that an internal "resistance " is actively working to thwart the U.S. president, taming his most destructive policies.
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You can use "bait" to calm an animal enough for taming, but you can't use it as a lure to guide dangerous creatures into enemy encampments?
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Some business leaders said India still had a lot of work to do to attract more investment, including taming bureaucracy, tackling corruption and cleaning up pollution.
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Taming inflation by cutting fiscal deficits and opening economies to trade and competition was an important achievement of the much-derided Washington Consensus in Latin America.
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At home, the grand talk about transforming society and taming capitalism has yielded only timid proposals, many of which have already been scaled down or withdrawn.
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Yet robust demand at the project launch underscores the challenge the government faces in taming prices in one of the world's most expensive real estate markets.
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A bull escapes from taming after hitting its owner, right, during Jallikkattu,a version of bull fighting at Alanganallur, a village near Madurai, in Tamil Nadu.
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We like these affordable panels from ATS, which can absorb broad-frequency sound, making them ideal for taming overly reflective rooms to create more tonal balance.
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Dr. Wu's team said at a news conference on Wednesday that the story of Yu taming the flood represents the emergence of a new political order.
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Controlling the country's prisons and taming their powerful prison gangs are major public security headaches for President Jair Bolsonaro, who campaigned on hard-line security proposals.
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Still, Beijing has shown little sign of taming its ambitions to catch up with rivals like the United States, France and Germany in high-end technology.
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As ridiculous as it seems now, I thought my hair (and, more important, the taming of my hair) was one of the reasons I had friends.
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Another trader at a Chinese bank said the yuan strengthened beyond a technical level on Tuesday and triggered the squaring of positions, taming the currency's strength.
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Higher rates lure investors, but also play a role in taming inflation rates — which have surged to multidecade highs as the government scaled back energy subsidies.
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Is 10 Things I Hate About You a poor reading of The Taming of the Shrew because it updates the play's themes to suit modern-day sensibilities?
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With hundreds of Pokémon out there, players have invented several clever ways to speed up the process of capturing and taming Pokémon GO's wide array of beasts.
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To give it even more texture, he ran a dime-size of Edge taming gel to diffuse weight on her sides while pumping up volume up top.
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They credit him with taming inflation of more than 250,000 percent, and with breaking the terror of the Shining Path rebels, who killed an estimated 31,000 people.
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I figured these would be a bit like a play style bonus — one gives you more combat prowess, another is better for taming creatures, and so on.
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He is the wine industry's go-to guy for taming tannins and reducing alcohol, all from his huge old Mary Shelley-like manufactory in Sonoma County, California.
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Primary money rates rose this week and were largely higher this year, driven by the PBOC's tighter liquidity stance in the second half aimed at taming risks.
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Ever since settlers arrived in their boatloads and set about taming the wild, forested hills of New Zealand, wood-chopping has muscled its way into Kiwi culture.
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The collapse of the Soviet Union had proved the bankruptcy of communism, and the taming of inflation had shown that democracies could manage their internal economic affairs.
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Mr. Papandreou's essay, "Taming the Dogs of War," which he presented in April at a conference on media pressures from business and government, covers some similar ground.
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Solar power expert Varun Sivaram is getting lots of buzz for his just-published book Taming the Sun: Innovations to Harness Solar Energy and Power the Planet.
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Also extremely popular were his film adaptations of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" (1967) with Ms. Taylor and Mr. Burton, and "Hamlet" (1990) starring Mel Gibson.
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Both men also had far more experience as administrators, but neither had much luck taming the chaos created by Mr. Trump and his factions of feuding aides.
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The journey is entrancing if episodic as Leena and her escorts travel through the realm, stopping periodically for a taming when she catches wind of a beast.
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"The Fed's efforts so far are the closest thing to taming the dollar's strength," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions in Washington.
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Of course, there's little risk of actual death (unless, of course, you're improbably applying for head coach at lion-taming school), but it's nonetheless an anxiety-producing scenario.
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With an allergist in your corner, you'll have a better shot at taming your usual allergy symptoms and any surprising new ones that pop up along the way.
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I have made the case to the White House and in my studies at the Heritage Foundation that growth is absolutely essential to taming the debt and deficit.
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In the exhibition, along with these epic flattened plant pressings, are also video, stills, and sculptures (in the form of rockets) of the artist's attempts at taming lightning.
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Under Trump, even that modest effort at taming proliferation is now abandoned, to be replaced by a candid recognition that only those in the nuclear club deserve respect.
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The Chinese government has made taming the housing market a priority and and imposed restrictions on property sales in a number of major cities to prevent speculative activities.
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"When will people (and institutions) stop with this sick need to show power and control by confining, taming and showcasing wild animals?" it said on its Facebook page.
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The New York Shakespeare Exchange presents an evening of "intimacy direction" based on scenes from "The Taming of the Shrew," at the 2000rd Street Library in Midtown Manhattan.
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After a devastating typhoon killed more than 103,200 people in the late 1950s, Japan embarked on a series of public works projects aimed at taming its many rivers.
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In this modern-day twist on "Taming of the Shrew," Ledger plays Patrick Verona, a cigarette-smoking bad boy hired to date Kat (Julia Stiles), an angry feminist.
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One night around 11 pm, I was tinkering with Stop, Breathe & Think, an app that drives users towards stress-taming exercises in much the same way SuperBetter does.
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The idea of finding "unoccupied" land and taming it, turning it into an urban society, is so entangled with colonialism that it is impossible to unravel that knot.
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For a while, I considered the idea of taming down the end a little bit because, again, it's about this idea of passing things through a grotesque lens.
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In his work for SITE, Dysart illustrates man's infatuation with taming nature and "perfecting" it, and how nature invariably rejects this notion and protests any containment or refinement.
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Unfortunately, like many a house on the proverbial hill, the movie industry prioritizes the privileged, and the journey towards inclusion involves taming more than one beast at a time.
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This adaptation of Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew was set in 1990s Seattle (but filmed in Tacoma), with lots of scenes filmed at the home of the Stratford sisters.
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"I have really thick, frizzy, wavy hair, so the humidity was a tough battle and anything related to taming my mane was the most important for me," says Mark.
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Some Conservatives have argued that Mrs May is taming the populist revolution by co-opting it; in fact, she may end up hostage to a revolution already in retreat.
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Germany convened an arms-control conference in Berlin on March 15th to kick-start a discussion on taming the risks posed by futuristic weapons, including hypersonic missiles, through diplomacy.
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The two women turned Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew into a timeless high school rom-com filled with two very different sisters, ill-advised betting, and Letters To Cleo.
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Then there's the entire plot of the film's inspiration: in The Taming of the Shrew, multiple men scheme and plot over who could obtain the most submissive, docile wife.
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John S. Shealy is a Louisville, Kentucky-based psychologist who has written much about meditation and mindfulness, an act he and countless others liken to taming a wild horse.
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These features will enable state and federal cooperation in taming the nation's largest incorporated firms, bringing their operations more into line with the original purpose of the corporate form.
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Taming the bear will likely require more targeted sanctions, travel restrictions on a wider circle of senior Kremlin officials and even limiting the overseas commercial transactions of Russian banks.
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That would entail a reversal of the authoritarian tactics that Mr. Erdogan has pursued for five years — suffocating the press, demonizing opponents, taming the judiciary and imposing religious conservatism.
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But China's narrative about its success in taming the virus obscures early failures to report cases — and squandered time that could have been used to prevent a broader outbreak.
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October 21977-8, 1990 The first President Bush was so serious about taming the national deficit that he vetoed a spending bill that didn't curb spending and raise revenue.
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Shakespeare's comedy "The Taming of the Shrew" can be a tour de force for whoever's playing the wild-hearted Katherina, but it's a notoriously tricky play for modern times.
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I've been using Harry's Taming Cream for the past several weeks, and I'm thrilled with how the lightweight formula keeps frizz at bay and gives me a light hold.
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Struck by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010, Mr. Jerath designed an underwater wellhead capping device for taming a gusher and separating oil, gas and water for recycling.
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It's been that way ever since he was a youngster in Mexico, where he was known as El Perrero — the Dog Boy — for his knack at taming neighborhood strays.
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In 2016, for instance, the Public produced Troilus and Cressida (set in ancient Greece), as well as The Taming of the Shrew — the latter with an entirely female cast.
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Constance Grady: 10 Things is one of the only successful adaptations of Taming of the Shrew that I know of, and plenty of people have tried to adapt it.
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That perhaps if we had been more successful at taming Fannie and Freddie before the crisis, we wouldn't have found ourselves in the situation that we did come 2008.
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This mirrors recent findings about dog domestication, which occurred several thousands of years earlier than the taming of cats, but also appears to have happened in two major waves.
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Early 80s: These two recessions were triggered by Fed Chair Paul Volcker's extreme interest-rate increases aimed at taming one of the worst bouts of inflation in modern American history.
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Last year, a curator with The Design Museum in London saw Gannon's previous work taming a giant industrial robot and invited her to be a part of their opening exhibition.
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Taming homegrown terror and tightening gun control will be dismissed as inappropriate or unnecessary politicizing of a tragedy and quickly become secondary to more pressing issues on the administration's agenda.
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This included Volcker's taming of the 1970s runaway inflation, and Greenspan's 18-year run of relative economic stability and financial deregulation that ultimately led to the 2007-2009 Great Recession.
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The reform-minded in Tehran are energized, but their strategists talk of making the economy a priority and taming the extreme hard-liners, rather than pursuing social or political liberalization.
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The president's behavior on the social media platform since entering the White House recently spurred his aides to organize an "intervention" to warn him about taming his use of Twitter.
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Any of them harboring Trump-taming fantasies might examine whether they, as much as he, are the ones who see the White House as the set of a reality show.
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The need to preserve this ethereal quality is what makes the New Stage Theater Company's adaptation of Lispector's "Near to the Wild Heart," an admirable attempt at taming the beast.
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Meanwhile, movies like Cruel Intentions and 10 Things I Hate About You served up new spins on very old stories (Les Liaisons Dangereuse and The Taming of the Shrew, respectively).
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Kamal Haasan, star of perhaps the most famous bull-taming scene in Tamil cinema, in the 2004 hit "Virumaandi", sent out a series of shrill tweets in support of the protests.
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China has made reining in financial risks one of its top priorities this year, and taming soaring housing prices has been a key goal in the push to defuse property bubbles.
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So she inflicts the violence enacted on her onto other girls, taming their wildness (which, deep down, she shares) by turning them into the macabre dolls Mama wants her to be.
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One of the earliest mentions of diapers comes from Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew"; they were basically just square muslin cloths used to wrap around a baby and collect waste.
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In the name of taming the platforms, regulators have inadvertently issued them a "Perpetual Internet Domination Licence", albeit one that requires that they take advice from an aristocracy of elite regulators.
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In "The Taming of a Demagogue," Douthat writes that Trump has been "weak and trammeled and conventional in policy," and most of his worst authoritarian instincts have been held in check.
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But Pard's and his ancestors' relationship with human beings has interfered with his instincts, confusing that fierce clarity, half taming it, leaving him and his prey in an unsatisfactory, unhappy place.
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But China's triumphant narrative about its success so far in taming the outbreak obscures early failures to report cases — and squandered time that could have been used to prevent a pandemic.
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Finally, for those times when your kid's whining devolves into a meltdown, NYT Parenting contributor Paul Underwood canvassed the experts for the tantrum-taming tips most worth adding to your arsenal.
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Here, the "taming" Petruchio subjects Katharina to in Shakespeare's play becomes a series of erotically charged games — around an imaginary fire, or a cup of tea — through which their intimacy blooms.
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"We accomplished many things, but I think that even if we had only been able to do 'The Taming of the Shrew,' it would already have been good enough," he said.
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" The role is Lilli, a middle-aged actress with a faltering career who reunites with her producer/actor ex-husband to perform in a musical version of "Taming of the Shrew.
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Whether it's by taming bays and mountains with roads, bridges and power lines or grappling with a lack of water and crippling earthquakes, California is perennially testing the limits of growth.
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"The selection of Judge Kavanaugh shows that the Trump administration is serious about taming the administrative state," said Jonathan Adler, a law professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Law.
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And, much to the delight of fans in the audience, the 40-year-old actor proved he's still got it by expertly taming the beast, captured in a video posted to Twitter. .
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And she's definitely having fun with her new look, rocking it in a front-combed voluminous pompadour while out with friends (below), then taming it with a swoopy do while out shopping.
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"I think at the end of the movie, you never get the sense that her character is going to be controlled by Patrick, in terms of Taming of The Shrew," says McCullah.
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Binh, 54, became SBV governor in 2011, tasked with taming an overheating economy with inflation at 18.6 percent and fixing a crowded banking sector plagued by lax oversight, embezzlement and loose lending.
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So kudos to The Times for shining a light on this, and kudos to Twitter for leading the way toward taming the destructive power of social media by refusing all political ads.
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GM is taming its inventory problem in the United States in part by laying off about 38.93,100 temporary and full-time hourly workers, mainly at factories that build compact and midsize sedans.
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Any plan to rein in the United States' bloated $3.5 trillion health care system will be slow going, requiring not just a footnoted blueprint but also the taming of many opposing forces.
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In Taming the Administrative State: Identifying Regulations that Impact Jobs and the Economy, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce did an analysis of the 2628,28503 final agency regulations issued between 22019 and 2016.
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Everybody runs wild in Phyllida Lloyd's riotous, all-female production of "The Taming of the Shrew," which opened with a rebel yell at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park on Monday night.
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A theater review on June 14 about "The Taming of the Shrew," at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, misstated the title women vie for in a beauty pageant in the production.
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Protests are raging across the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu over the ban of Jallikattu, an annual bull-taming contest celebrated every January in villages and towns during the harvest festival.
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Based on "The Taming of the Shrew," the film centered on the Stratford girls, whose strict father won't allow Bianca (Larisa Oleynik) to date until her older sister, Kat (Julia Stiles), does.
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Unlike other animals, bred specifically for consumption or to help with tasks, cats never underwent a targeted taming process as much as they fashioned themselves to fit, however obliquely, into human lives.
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The photographer drew up Lincoln's collar to shorten the appearance of his neck, and determined that he could put his artists to work taming Lincoln's hair after the image had been developed.
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Taming inflation, which has been rampant since the South American nation fell into economic crisis in 2018, will be a major test for Fernandez, who has set economic growth as a priority.
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WE VISITED THE COMPANY'S HEADQUARTERS IN SAN BRUNO, CALIFORNIA, TO MEET SUSAN WOJCICKI, THE 2230-YR-OLD CEO, IN CHARGE OF NURTURING THE SITE'S CREATIVITY, TAMING THE HATE AND HANDLING THE CHAOS.
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Drug companies continue to raise their prices even though the Trump administration has floated a slew of proposals aimed at taming their upward march, and Trump has publicly criticized the pharma industry.
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"A giant leap forward for South Korean democracy, a major step backward for taming Pyongyang," said Lee Sung-yoon, a North Korea expert at Tufts University's Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.
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YAOUNDE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Experience gained taming West Africa's Ebola outbreak is helping Sierra Leone deal with its recent mudslide disaster, but urgent action is needed to prevent future catastrophes, experts say.
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It's a well-crafted book — Tyler could write a light dysfunctional family comedy with her hands tied behind her back — but as an adaptation of The Taming of the Shrew, it's cowardly.
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In 10 Things I Hate About You, Kat is a bold feminist and a distinct embodiment of late Riot Grrrl, but also based on the titular monster from The Taming of the Shrew.
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The director, Sudha Kongara, plays this up as a boy-meets-girl moment: Adi peeks over his Ray-Bans to take in the spectacle that is Madhi, a wild girl who needs taming.
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For example, if he's a stickler for taming his beard and goes as far as to carry around a miniature comb to do exactly that, then his gift is relatively easy to find.
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Inspiration also was drawn from Shakespeare's works - "The Winter's Tale" and "The Taming of the Shrew" - for printed silks and floral embellishment on dresses, which were paired with ankle boots and cropped jumpers.
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Shakespeare's characters appear like a stream of sherpas or Yodas, helping Keenan shoulder the psychic burden of her fetish, and Keenan uses The Taming of the Shrew's Kate with particular nuance and depth.
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Controlling risks has been a constant refrain in recent months as the focus of policymakers switches to taming asset bubbles and checking unbalanced growth stemming from efforts to fuel the economy with credit.
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In episode five, Action and his crew give us what is, perhaps, the most sociological episode of FTD yet: a magical journey through Morocco that includes tagines, instruments, and taming a few snakes.
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Taming this complexity via a multimodal search and comparison tool that now also integrates booking for most ground-based travel options (and some flights) on one platform has been GoEuro's mission to-date.
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But even if the craze will soon blow over, no government has succeeded in taming rampant superstition in Thailand, where charm-peddling is a lucrative trade and even the royal family uses soothsayers.
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Emilia Clarke, who you probably recognize as the dragon-taming queen Daenerys Targaryen on HBO's Game of Thrones, has joined the young Han Solo standalone film, according to the official Star Wars website.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - President Sebastian Pinera dismissed his interior and finance ministers on Monday in a major Cabinet reshuffle aimed at taming the biggest political crisis since the country's return to democracy in 1990.
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On Monday, Ms. May outlined some of the economic changes she hopes to make, speaking about taming excessive executive pay, and arguing that big multinational companies must pay their fair share in taxes.
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The NTP comprises a number of difficult economic adjustments for Saudi Arabia - including removing some state subsidies and raising taxes - that are aimed at taming huge budget deficits caused by lower oil prices.
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I had been reading "The Taming of the Shrew" in school, and it was the first time I had read a romantic comedy [script] that captured teenage angst in such a clever way.
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But in what could be a major step towards taming the disease, scientists in Australia said they had developed a lab-grown version of the coronavirus, the first to be recreated outside China.
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We will succeed in taming biology and making it into a more predictable science that can be harnessed, similar to the way the previous four industrial revolutions harnessed the physical and mechanical sciences.
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Heat settings up to 410 degrees make it capable of taming even the most stubborn of curls, and the rounded edges make it easier to create loose waves than most actual curling irons.
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At the time, Trump linked his stance to Saudi Arabia's help taming oil prices, as well as its role countering Iran in the Middle East and its pledge to buy more American-made weapons.
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Taming soaring home prices in the Asian financial hub is the top priority for the city's new leader Carrie Lam, who is expected to address the issue in her maiden Policy Address next month.
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" Kirsten Smith: "We were recruiting so many of our friends to find fairytales, or fables, and one night a friend was like 'You guys should do Taming of the Shrew, that would be great.
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The Taming of the Shrew's Kate, A Winter's Tale's Hermione, King Lear's Cordelia, and many others drop in on Keenan, chatting with her over oysters or playing devil's advocate in the back of cabs.
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Varun Sivaram is the Philip D. Reed Fellow for Science and Technology at the Council on Foreign Relations and the author of "Taming the Sun: Innovations to Harness Solar Energy and Power the Planet."
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Gray had no record and an 11.42 ERA in two previous starts this season at Coors Field and was 0-1 with a 9.20 ERA in seven career starts there before taming the Mets.
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THE ARTS A theater review on June 14 about "The Taming of the Shrew," at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, misstated the title women vie for in a beauty pageant in the production.
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The Eclipse straightener, for instance, uses "tri-zone technology" and a series of six sensors to maintain constant temperature, minimising damage to hair while taming even the unruliest of tresses with a single stroke.
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But when I saw Benjamin Reiss's "Wild Nights: How Taming Sleep Created Our Restless World," I lunged for it, and it wouldn't surprise me if my fellow travelers in exhaustion had the same response.
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It is choosing more airy, ornate trap beats and taming its staccato verbal onslaught to make better use of empty space, while tending to both its online and on-the-ground grass-roots boosters.
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That summer, while starring in "The Taming of the Shrew" at Shakespeare in the Park and packing up her apartment to return to London, Jumbo got the call that "The Good Fight" was on.
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Appointed as central bank chief in June 2016, Goldfajn has kept a tight lid on inflation and was considered the best central banker by magazine The Banker for taming inflation in Latin America's largest economy.
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As he unravels his bartending kit and gets to work, Best explains his strategy in taming the Jeppson's beast by working in other ingredients to add some sort of balance to a very unbalanced liqueur.
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Deaton points to the "achievements of the Progressive movement …in taming inequality," but how does he handle slavery, indentured servitude and the almost nonexistent property rights of all women through much of our national history?
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Some say that the soup, so known for its booze-taming effects that it's also called "Old Sober," was introduced by Chinese immigrants who came to the city to build railroads in the mid-1800s.
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To Rouhani's credit, his administration has had some success in taming inflation (it stands at closer to 10 percent today) and Iran's economy has rebounded considerably since nuclear-related sanctions were lifted two years ago.
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RB: The big secret of Erdogan in taming the military was that he appeared to be making progress in getting Turkey accepted into the European Union, and the European Union would not tolerate a coup.
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Unfortunately for Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, much of the responsibility for bringing order to the West Wing rests with him -- the administrative equivalent of taming a pride of circus lions with neither chair nor whip.
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She also has a genius trick for taming flyaways: "I spray hairspray on a small boar bristle toothbrush (a regular toothbrush also works great!) to lightly brush them down or smooth the hairline," Markle told Birchbox.
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"You may find yourself fighting over the remote with a sibling you haven't seen in a year," psychologist Pauline Wallin, author of Taming Your Inner Brat: A Guide for Transforming Self-Defeating Behavior, told BuzzFeed News.
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So, when model Soo Joo Park — she of the fashion mullet and #hairgoals platinum mane — told us she had a simple, daily trick for taming frizz and flyaways, you can bet we listened with rapt attention.
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A few statistics in a new book, "Taming the Sun", by Varun Sivaram, of the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington, DC, highlight the obstacles to be overcome before solar photovoltaics become a mainstream energy source.
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While Argentina's economic growth has accelerated in recent months, taming a rate of inflation that has long been one of the world's highest has proven more difficult than the business-friendly government of Macri initially hoped.
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It wasn't that I was naturally better at folding laundry, fixing snacks, or taming tantrums — I just did these things more often until, eventually, I was doing them all the time, even when Arran was home.
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Johnson got off to the right start on Thursday at the Players Championship, taming the sometimes diabolical TPC Sawgrass to shoot a relatively breezy 6-under 66 and join five others with the Day 1 lead.
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Mr. Johnston created several stage works, including "Gambit" (1959), a ballet with a vivid, jazz-tinged chamber score that Merce Cunningham choreographed, and incidental music for a production of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" (1961).
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Throughout her campaign Keiko sought to take advantage of the nostalgia many in Peru feel for her father's achievements, such as taming hyperinflation and leading the country when the Maoist Shining Path guerrillas were finally crushed.
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And Brown delivered -- taming a fractious state legislature in Sacramento, turning a $27 billion deficit into a $15 billion budget surplus in addition to a $14.5 billion rainy day fund to help deal with future budget crises.
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And considering the amount of time that Kylie spends taming hers every day, this important information should provide a very clear look into the brain of Calabasas' most powerful 19-year-old, along with her celebrity sisters.
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It has been a year of tuning out the haters and taming the self-recrimination, learning to maneuver in a world of darkness, rerouting her goals and figuring out who she can trust in her new life.
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When it comes to her brows, she fills them in — but she leaves the real taming work to the pros, thanks to one experience when she was 14 and plucked her brows down to a thin line.
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"You'd think that if you're eating a lot you shouldn't be hungry, but it's the opposite," says Cohn, who is also author of The Belly Fat Fix: Taming Ghrelin, Your Hunger Hormone, for Quick, Healthy Weight Loss.
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His "Taming of the Shrew" the year before was a hit too, with Richard Burton and Liz Taylor both backing it and funding it, though they were so riotous on set that he could barely direct them.
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The Off Broadway nonprofit said Thursday that it would offer free productions of "The Taming of the Shrew" and "Troilus and Cressida" for its Shakespeare in the Park program, one of the city's most popular summer highlights.
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Pence is a potential mechanism for taming Trump's worst tendencies, from Ryan's perspective, as well as a good-faith gesture from Trump that he may be willing to downplay those tendencies in the interest of party unity.
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On the mainland, where slums built atop landfills run into middle-class housing estates, a young hair stylist is putting on makeup and taming her mane of extensions, getting ready to meet her older boyfriend for drinks.
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On the troublesome issue of the South China Sea, Li welcomed progress on negotiating a code of conduct aimed at taming aggressive actions that could set off armed confrontations in one of the world's most disputed regions.
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"When will people (and institutions) stop with this sick need to show power and control by confining, taming and showcasing wild animals?" a Rio de Janeiro-based animal rights group called Animal Freedom Union wrote on Facebook.
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Japanese policymakers are taming market expectations, saying Tokyo never intended the G7 nations to agree on joint fiscal action it sees as only possible in times of crises such as the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.
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The two moves are part of the Trump administration's dual-track strategy for taming the nuclear threat from North Korea — ratcheting up economic pressure on the government through sanctions while simultaneously offering a diplomatic pathway to peace.
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Lastly, if you're in New York: We reviewed the Bolshoi Ballet's "Taming of the Shrew" at the Lincoln Center Festival and a stunning altarpiece from colonial-era Mexico that's on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A billion dollars of tax revenue, the taming of the black market, the convenience of retail cannabis stores throughout the state — these were some of the promises made by proponents of marijuana legalization in California.
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New Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles, who won plaudits for taming inflation and fostering growth as central bank governor between 2003 and 2010, told the meeting that the funding of the pension system is unsustainable, a presidential aide said.
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Even though there are signs that the four new taxes meant to boost affordability are taming the once red-hot market, it remains a city where one in every four homes is valued at $3 million or more.
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Although their evidence does not prove the existence of an Emperor Yu or of the dynasty he founded, it does provide a historical context in which someone might have gained power with the help of flood-taming exploits.
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"When will people (and institutions) stop with this sick need to show power and control by confining, taming and showcasing wild animals?" the Rio de Janeiro-based animal rights group Animal Freedom Union said on its Facebook page.
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SAN SALVADOR — El Salvador's attorney general has begun arresting law enforcement officials who helped carry out a truce between gangs that, until just a few years ago, was central to the nation's strategy for taming its infamous violence.
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"We are starting to see the self-regulation of this market, I think the taming of the Wild West," said Marco Santori, head of fintech practice at Cooley and an advisor to the International Monetary Fund, told CNBC.
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"We assume China and the United States will engage in a long (trade) war, hence (we) must stay clam, neither pessimistic nor optimistic," said another trader, who added there is resistance taming yuan strength at the 7.1 barrier.
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From time to time, universities try to improve the lot of the undergraduate, as Mr Summers is currently doing at Harvard: reforming the core curriculum, taming grade inflation and asking professors to concentrate on teaching rather than self-promotion.
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The law, passed in 1926 with the aim of taming Harlem's jazz scene (it originally included an explicit ban on saxophones), is often used today as a convenient way for police to shut down any venue they disapprove of.
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The Indian government has allowed the controversial sport of bull-taming called Jallikattu to be held in the southern state of Tamil Nadu with "proper safeguards and without cruelty to animals", overriding a Supreme Court ban from last year.
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Franco was iconic and at that point had done Hamlet with Mel Gibson, The Champ with Jon Voight, Endless Love, Taming of the Shrew with Elizabeth Taylor… so you can imagine what a big opportunity this was for me.
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Fred is staging a production of "The Taming of the Shrew," in which he plays Petruchio, the suitor who eventually wins the hand of the tough and tough-talking Katherina (played by Lilli), the daughter of a Paduan lord.
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Dyson said there were 103 engineers involved in the creation of the Supersonic, which included the taming of over 1,010 miles of human hair tresses and 7,000 acoustic tests as teams tackled three core issues: noise, weight and speed.
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Particularly as Silicon Valley enters industries such as health care, education, construction and others, where huge investments in product development and research will be critical to success, taming the downsides to competition will be necessary for returns to multiply.
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OLIVIA MACIEIK, WASHINGTON To the Editor: While Washington's attention is aimed at Russian collusion and Stormy Daniels distractions, "New Litmus Test for Trump's Court Picks: Taming the Bureaucracy" (front page, March 28) shines a light on the real news.
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Perhaps the biggest problem Mr. Kelly, a retired Marine general, faces in taming his meandering, leaky, infighting-plagued West Wing staff is getting them used to the idea of functioning more or less the way previous White Houses have.
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The findings indicate that while government policies to reduce choking smog that plagues most Chinese cities seem to be having an effect, the improvements are uneven and China still has a long way to go in taming air pollution.
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For his production of "The Taming of the Shrew" — with Jonathan Pryce memorably playing the dual roles of Petruchio and Christopher Sly, a drunken set-wrecker — for the Royal Shakespeare Company, Mr. Bogdanov won an Olivier Award in 1979.
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The novelists include Howard Jacobson, who has done "The Merchant of Venice" (as "Shylock Is My Name"); Anne Tyler, who's done "The Taming of the Shrew" (as "Vinegar Girl"); and now Margaret Atwood, doing "The Tempest" (as "Hag-Seed").
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The country's theaters work under a repertory system, which means that productions rotate constantly: In April 2014, the first full month of rehearsals for "The Taming of the Shrew," the Bolshoi Ballet performed 10 ballets on its two stages.
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In perhaps the most original part of his book, Sitaraman, an associate professor of law at Vanderbilt Law School, highlights the achievements of the Progressive movement, one of whose aims was taming inequality, and which successfully modified the Constitution.
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The great fear among Trump-fearers is that he will deal with this elite opposition by effectively crushing it — purging the deep state, taming the media, remaking the judiciary as his pawn, and routing or co-opting the Democrats.
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And so one of the major topics of discussion in cultural circles that summer was whether, and how, the misogyny and subjugation of women that are seemingly advanced by The Taming of the Shrew could be staged in 2016.
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Released at the very end of the 200s, this modern take on The Taming of the Shrew was formative beyond encouraging a legion of girls that platform flip-flops, slip dresses, and strapless satin-y tops were de rigueur.
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Knowing what my own under-the-sink situation looks like, I understand how daunting it is to figure out where to start, which is why I researched the best hacks and products for taming that beast once and for all.
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The government of President Mauricio Macri, who took office in December on a platform of boosting economic growth via investments and taming out-of-control inflation, has already lowered taxes on soy exports to 30 percent from a prior 35 percent.
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The Communist Party took enormous pride in the completion of the Three Gorges dam a decade ago; officials said it would play a vital role in taming a river which, when it flooded, often claimed hundreds or thousands of lives.
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The spinoff co-stars Cush Jumbo, who joined "The Good Wife" as Alicia Florrick's pal Lucca Quinn this past season (and who opens in "The Taming of the Shrew" in Central Park next week) JOHN: O.K., Mike, I need a break.
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In fact, if a falling unemployment rate ever caused wages to start to spike, the Federal Reserve would explicitly intervene to reverse the gains and throw people out of work, in the name of "cooling" an "overheated economy" and taming inflation.
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Taming an overheated property market has been a top priority for China's policymakers this year as they sought to ensure social stability and reduce risks to the financial system as China shifted its focus to more high-quality economic growth.
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In a series of actions that began in 1999, the former lieutenant colonel and one-time coup leader began taming the military by bloating it, buying it off, politicizing it, intimidating the rank and file, and fragmenting the overall command.
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To learn more about what it's like making a living by taming flames inside your own jaws, VICE Mexico approached Guadalupe as he was fueling up at a gas station, and asked him some questions before he started his show.
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Twain wrote about mounting the four-foot-tall penny-farthing bike for the first time — and of subsequently flying over the handlebars and landing in the hospital — in "Taming the Bicycle," an essay published seven years after his death in 1910.
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He manages to surprise even in the most familiar works, taming the different voices with authority while allowing room for adventurous turns — a blend of respect and audaciousness that makes for a refreshing addition to the crowded field of Bach recordings.
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Taming the overheated property market has been a top priority for China's policymakers this year as they looked to ensure social stability and reduce risks to the financial system ahead of a twice-a-decade Communist Party leadership reshuffle this week.
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Broadening the South African Reserve Bank's remit to promote jobs and growth as well as taming inflation would not be seen by analysts as a problem per se, given other central banks including the U.S. Federal Reserve have similar dual mandates.
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It was handed to me by a guy named Buck who lived out in the emptiness of eastern Nevada, where he spent his time taming wild horses, making exploding shotgun shells, and shooting at RC Cola cans from his living room window.
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Last month, Rimmel and the 24-year-old model turned actress invited Refinery29 to the Ace Hotel in Shoreditch, London, to unveil her first campaign with the brand and talk all things beauty, including makeup tricks and taming those world-famous brows.
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China aims to pursue "stable and healthy development" of the property market in 22017, protecting the interests of first-time buyers and upgraders while taming speculation, Premier Li Keqiang said in his work report to the annual meeting of parliament in March.
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They already had the title for their new movie, inspired by a list McCullah had kept about a boyfriend, and they landed pretty quickly on William Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew as the play they wanted to reinterpret for modern times.
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Across Yerevan, and even in the city's dreary outskirts, people speak of a renewed sense of optimism, crediting the new government with bringing down rampant corruption, taming powerful oligarchs and paving the way for the first free and transparent election in a generation.
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Finally, the ECB is wary of making any change to its bond-buying machine - which has acted as a safety net for the euro zone economy by taming market pressure and lowering borrowing costs for governments - in a year dense with political risk.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Juan Martin del Potro was pushed to the limit before taming Yoshihito Nishioka to reach the French Open third round on Thursday and showed his respect for the Japanese player's efforts with a bow at the end of a titanic struggle.
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ING bank economist Carsten Brzeski said the drop should help the ECB in taming "rate hike fantasies", adding that falling oil prices and limited domestic inflationary pressures should lead to a gradual slowing of headline inflation in the second half of the year.
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Until and unless the line "kick him right in the Coriolanus" shows up in an as yet undiscovered quarto of "The Taming of the Shrew," Cole Porter's "Kiss Me, Kate" score from 1948 is, shall we say, true to Shakespeare in its fashion.
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The show is about Lilli and Fred, once-married actors starring in a production of "The Taming of the Shrew," a Shakespeare comedy (often vexing to contemporary audiences) in which a fierce woman is persuaded to humble herself to please her husband.
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But if you see them as an essential part of our democracy, necessary tools for taming conflict, balancing discordant values, ordering democratic deliberation and organizing democratic action, you might recoil when someone like an unaccountable billionaire suggests we'd be better off without them.
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Drawing on a survey that Dr. Goeury conducted involving more than 1,500 Air France passengers who took its fear of flying course, "Taming the Plane," the airline now offers a meditation program in partnership with Mind, an app on the airline's entertainment screens.
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His ornate casinos, which included the Bellagio, the Mirage, Treasure Island and Wynn, helped change the image of the Las Vegas Strip into one encapsulating glamour, fancy restaurants and exotic attractions like the lion-taming duo of Siegfried & Roy at the Mirage.
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The Stratford Festival in Canada has eight Shakespeare plays available via iTunes, Amazon and Google Play ($214 for rental, $25 for purchase), including "Hamlet" and "The Taming of the Shrew," with "Romeo and Juliet" and "Timon of Athens" coming in the spring.
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Now, just a few weeks after legalization, the challenge of taming a $5.3 billion illegal trade is becoming all too apparent, not least because the legal market can't keep up with surging demand, pushing Canadian pot-smokers to once again go underground.
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At the side of the inconceivably butch Drogo—taming him by convincing him that his abrupt sex drive will yield even more satisfactory results if he extends the duration of the act of love to the full ten seconds—Daenerys can't lose.
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Based loosely on Shakespeare's play The Taming of the Shrew, the movie told the story of two sisters in Seattle, Kat (Stiles) and Bianca (Larissa Oleynik), whose overbearing doctor father forbade them from dating in the fear that they'd come home knocked up.
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Taking the bull by the horns Jallikattu, derived from the Tamil words 'salli kaasu' (coins) and 'kattu' (a package tied on a bull's horns), is a bull-taming sport played predominantly in the southern districts of the state, largely by the influential Thevar community.
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"CBD, with caryophyllene, and possibly other adjunctive terpenoids in the extract, offers significant promise in future addiction treatment," Ethan Russo wrote in his 2011 paper "Taming THC," an analysis that suggests when researching cannabis, we should look at the whole plant, not just singular extracts.
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He covered the walls of her dining room with Cordoba leather salvaged from his set for "The Taming of the Shrew" with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, and hung the living room with fabric mounted in gold frames that were actually made of plastic.
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That is because, despite his abuses, a solid minority of Peruvians remember her disgraced father fondly, crediting him with taming the economic meltdown inherited from García in 1990 and crushing the Shining Path terrorists, whose violent Maoist nihilism once bathed the country in blood.
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She hopes to live out her days doing what she loves: taming wild mustangs, bedding the local sheriff (but refusing to marry him) and offering refuge and solace to the abused and outcast women and children who turn up on her doorstep with some frequency.
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After more than a month of emergency measures that have locked down cities, towns and villages, and shut down much transportation, commerce and industry, China appears to be taming the new coronavirus that emerged late last year in Wuhan, a city in the country's center.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - American Rajeev Ram picked up his first tennis men's doubles title at a Grand Slam on Sunday with partner Joe Salisbury of Britain, taming the local wild card pairing of Max Purcell and Luke Saville in straight sets at the Australian Open.
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You can depart pretty radically from both, as in Akira Kurosawa's "Ran" or "Scotland, Pa." or even the spirited "10 Things I Hate About You," which repurposed "The Taming of the Shrew" as a tart high school romance between Heath Ledger and Julia Stiles.
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There was no mention Saturday night of the difficulties he has had taming homelessness, repairing the city's decrepit public housing or the fallout of the recent decision by Amazon to pull out of a plan to build a campus in Long Island City, Queens.
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Yes, when you think about it, The Taming of the Shrew, a story all about how men torturing a woman into submission is hilarious, is the perfect platform from which to explain how men are the real victims of oppression in this modern world.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Daniil Medvedev may not win any popularity contests at Flushing Meadows but remained on course for a U.S. Open title on Tuesday, taming Stan Wawrinka 7-6(6) 6-3 53-6 6-1 to reach his first grand slam semi-final.
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It's also time to provide a more common front to Iran by taming transatlantic tensions, moderating Washington's partisan bickering and toning down Trumpian tweets so that all parties can better leverage the indisputable economic bite of sanctions into a deal that better contains Iran and avoid war.
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The fact that both are remakes of classics— Clueless being a contemporary version of Jane Austen's Emma and 10 Things I Hate About You being a modern adaptation of William Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew—that revolve around young women with BIG personalities makes perfect sense.
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The book updates Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" — a play Tyler has always hated, she told Ron Charles in The Washington Post: "It wasn't till my daughters pointed it out that I realized that telling an English editor that I hated Shakespeare was probably considered impolite."
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Everything in the game reveals itself so organically: Taming your first horse, running into your first Lynel and either escaping in fear or dying spectacularly, seeing the Master Sword for the first time, and finding out you can snowboard down a mountain on top of a shield.
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And so, as the canvases in his previous show suggested, his painting temperature cooled and he became less involved with taming chaos and more engaged with developing a personal sense of architectonics, with the black ground as the most conspicuous holdover from his previous way of working.
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"Enamorada" (Friday, and March 22018 and 29) begins as a sort of western set during the Mexican revolution before turning into a variation on "The Taming of the Shrew" after a rebel leader (Pedro Armendáriz) falls for the daughter (María Félix) of a man he had arrested.
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And where they did wander into material now rightly seen as toxic, a few changes in emphasis and one major revision allow us to enjoy it in a new light, as a two-way "taming," distorted not by malice but through the mocking filter of farce.
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His strikeout-to-walk rate — 22-to-22013 — is the best in history among pitchers with at least 73 starts, and he did it all in the A.L. East, taming its brawny hitters in small ballparks with a wide array of pitches and a knack for improvisation.
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" Problems had emerged, Obama argued, where that progress had been "hugely uneven": "And what has been clear throughout the 20th and 21st centuries is that the progress we make in social order and taming our baser impulses and steadying our fears can be reversed very quickly.
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Throughout the 2016 campaign, staffers arranged press events and planted stories in conservative media for the purpose of affirming their boss's greatness—dutifully presenting Trump with laudatory clips in the hope of taming his Twitter trigger finger and preventing him from lashing out at real and perceived slights.
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Varun Sivaram is the Philip D. Reed Fellow for Science and Technology at the Council on Foreign Relations, the author of "Taming the Sun: Innovations to Harness Solar Energy and Power the Planet" and the editor of "Digital Decarbonization: Promoting Digital Innovations to Advance Clean Energy Systems" (out today).
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Although he fended off a market attack on the rupee early in his tenure, bankers, economists and his former colleagues said he was relatively slow to grasp how liquidity flows through the economy and how to fine tune it to meet his primary policy goal of taming inflation.
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" The other, in 21997, was for a role that was in some ways the polar opposite of Mother: the female lead in the 22015 revival of "Kiss Me, Kate," the Cole Porter show about a troupe of actors performing a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew.
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It's notable that the report came out just as the American economists William Nordhaus and Paul Romer won the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science for their work on climate change — specifically, the notion that putting a price on carbon can be a powerful force for taming emissions.
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The result of the dispute has been a decided taming of Mazar's rollicking Nowruz celebrations, which greet the Persian New Year and the spring equinox with an outpouring of street parties, games, fireworks, music, dancing and picnicking that draws hundreds of thousands of people from every corner of Afghanistan.
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Speaking at an investor event in Sao Paulo alongside Guedes, central bank President Roberto Campos Neto repeated the bank's view that concrete progress on the reform agenda is crucial to taming inflation, and that the rate outlook depends on economic activity and the balance of risks for inflation.
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This is one of the reasons I recommend taming distractions in advance, and there are many tactics and tools to help you do this: downloading a distraction-blocking application for your computer, putting your phone in Do Not Disturb mode or just leaving it in another room can help.
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Trump, in Pinker's view, has focused on the most primitive and regressive emotions among voters: So yes, Trump is wisecracking about overturning millennia of progress in taming our brutish instincts for instant retaliation, and discarding the norms and institutions of justice that our better angels have crafted and perfected.
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To play Petruchio in Phyllida Lloyd's all-female "The Taming of the Shrew," in Central Park this year—she portrayed him "like a bad old rocker, with all that fun stuff you can have with the shoulders and the hips"—she trailed men from her New York gym.
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On this episode of the Future Perfect podcast, we look at Douglas Ensminger, an official at the Ford Foundation who created infrastructure for large-scale sterilization programs in India, where millions of men in urban and rural areas alike could receive vasectomies in the hope of taming the population threat.
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They include another uncomfortable classic, the backstage "Taming of the Shrew" musical "Kiss Me, Kate," and two movie adaptations: "Pretty Woman," which has been the subject of feminist scrutiny from the moment it hit theaters, and "Tootsie," a film with precisely the kind of plot at high risk of premature aging.
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The smart path forward is for Pruitt to fully answer all questions, atone for any mistakes, implement transparent systems to prevent even the appearance of ethical impropriety and continue plowing forward with the good job he's done in taming one of the most out-of-control, anti-growth bureaucracies in Washington.
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As for technology, Chayka includes a few anecdotes about taming it in his own life: Throughout the book, he mentions experiences turning off his Wi-Fi, visiting a sensory-deprivation tank, and spending $700 on a retreat in rural Sweden where he is forced to surrender all devices for a week.
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A chair serves multiple functions: a place to sit, a platform on which to stack books; a rack for hanging a shirt or jacket, or draping a skirt or pair of pants; a handy step stool for changing light bulbs; a convenient weapon for taming lions and warding off would-be burglars.
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The production of "The Taming of the Shrew," a comedy in which gender is central, and problematic, will feature an all-female cast, including Cush Jumbo, best known as Lucca Quinn on TV's "The Good Wife," as Katherina, and Janet McTeer, who won a Tony Award for "A Doll's House," as Petruchio.
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Forty miles south, from their base in the Huerfano county seat of Walsenburg, a group called Rocky Mountain Incident Management Blue Team had taken charge of taming and containing the northern section of the blaze; another team, Rocky Mountain Area Incident Management Team Black, was assigned to deal with the southern portion.
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And I do think that has something to do with it here: everything about the speed at which Chris was driving signalled danger, and it's the taming and mastery of that danger that felt so gratifying and empowering, even if the master in this case was the pro driver and not me.
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Eventually, facts emerged; that Mr. Gleeson's degree is in philosophy, theology and world religions; that Mr. Macaulay, whose father is a musician, studied music composition; and that Mr. Heffernan, who had just completed a run as Lucentio in "The Taming of the Shrew" at the Globe Theater here, studied drama and classical civilizations.
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See, for example, Marni, where the designer Francesco Risso, in a much-improved sophomore outing, tackled the subject full-on, embracing plaid, 1950s sofa florals, diadem pearls, canvas and leather (also some David Salle nudes), and then taming the mess in controlled combinations of corsetry, voluminous skirts, clown pants and cocktail frocks.
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From a lusty, alfresco "The Taming of the Shrew" on the Lower East Side in 1956 (with Colleen Dewhurst in the title role) to the 1971 musical version of "Two Gentlemen of Verona," Papp productions pumped animating oxygen into a centuries-old body of work too often perceived as being made of unyielding marble.
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Trump gave a nod to the new agenda at this week's World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, where he agreed to join a global initiative aimed at planting one trillion trees by 2050, an effort designed to reverse the 10 billion trees lost every year to deforestation, in hopes of taming carbon dioxide emissions.
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Added to that was her voice—clear and nuanced—and a certain stellar quality that will no doubt help illuminate the stage when the thirty-year-old plays Katherina in Phyllida Lloyd's all-female version of "The Taming of the Shrew" (at the Delacorte, as part of Shakespeare in the Park, through June 26).
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The film holds up wonderfully, 290 years after its debut, not least because it managed to subvert some of the seamier, culture-bound aspects of The Taming of the Shrew — a story about a man badgering his high-spirited wife into submission — and turn them into something contemporary and sharp, without losing the romance.
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Whether it was the Anti-Corn Law League, America's Progressive movement, the architects of the Bretton Woods system or the free-marketeers who urged the taming of inflation and the rolling back of the state in the 1970s, liberal reformers at their best have shared a dissatisfaction with the status quo and a determination to attack established interests.
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For the uninitiated, 210 Things I Hate About You — itself was loosely inspired by Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew — stars Stiles as Kat, a fiercely independent outsider who unknowingly becomes a pawn in an elaborate scheme to get new student Cameron (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) a date with her off-limits, and much more popular younger sister Bianca (Larisa Oleynik).
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The 22-year-old will face the daunting task of taming Coors Field in his first assignment, but his job figures to be made a bit easier after Colorado opened the season by taking three of four on the road against the Milwaukee Brewers behind the hot bat of Mark Reynolds (7-for-15, two homers and six RBIs).
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But if it's used in a medical setting, MDMA's properties — which can trigger a rush of joy and trust, while at the same time taming fear, anger, and other negative emotions — can be leveraged in a supervised psychotherapy session to help a patient talk about and work through the issues at the core of their psychological trauma and pain.
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Related: The Olympics won't be cancelled over Zika, so keep it in your pants and use bug spray "When will people (and institutions) stop with this sick need to show power and control by confining, taming and showcasing wild animals?" the Rio de Janeiro-based animal rights group Animal Freedom Union said on its Facebook page.
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One of the names floated as a possible candidate, Ted Malloch, recently said he had been involved in bringing down the Soviet Union and suggested that there might be "another union that needs a little taming" in reference to the EU. Even though he since characterized the comments as "tongue-in-cheek," Malloch is unlikely to be warmly welcomed if appointed.
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The story of how Bella Spewack, the main book writer, wrestled the oft-reviled "Taming of the Shrew" into a musical, how the show shadowed gender-role preoccupations of the time, and how the change from the '40s to the '50s caused the politically bold Broadway show to be tamed for the Hollywood movie provides cultural history at its most diverting.
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He also set up a battle for control of Republican Party ideology with House Speaker Paul D. Ryan, who for years has staked his policy-making reputation on the argument that taming the budget deficit without tax increases would require that Congress change, and cut, the programs that swallow the bulk of the government's spending — Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.
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Red Dead Redemption 27 Rockstar's western Red Dead Redemption gave us an expanse, the feel and the grit of taming a steed and riding it into the sunset, dueling with the various outlaws and corruption, watching the fury of the railroad as the "Wild West" buckled to modernity, glowing in the warmth of a strange, extinct and essential American chapter.
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Alissa Wilkinson: For whatever reason, this is one of the few films I distinctly remember watching in college — probably via a pirated file, R.I.P. turn of the century easy file-sharing networks — and yet I think it took me years to realize it's a Shakespeare adaptation, even though Taming of the Shrew was of course a play I'd read in high school.
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There is evidence that the system of smaller chiefdoms in place before that time suddenly collapsed, and after a transitional period, larger cities, with more complex administrative structures, a writing system, and bronze manufacturing emerged around 1900 BC. In that sense, "The story of Yu taming the flood is the story of a new political order emerging out of the chaos of the flood," said Cohen.[Science]
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"When the ACLU was founded in 113, there were hardly any lawyers within the organization, and to the extent that it pursued litigation, it was basically doing it to show the hypocrisy of the courts," said Laura Weinrib, a law professor at the University of Chicago and the author of The Taming of Free Speech, a history that details the radical roots of the civil liberties coalition.
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With an unshakable 100 percent support at home, Kim's pan-peninsular average score of 90 percent seals his indisputable status as the Korean G.O.A.T., surpassing even his idol, Michael Jordan, the original G.O.A.T. Now, after having raised expectations of world peace, Kim is further taming his suitors by threatening to walk away from talks — in the midst of them, as well as those agreed on.
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The Taming of the Shrew and Emma both crucially pivot around their heroine's absolute mortification at the hands of her romantic foil, A Man Who Teaches Her A Lesson About Herself — but where Clueless chooses to embrace and massage this moral by making everyone involved ridiculous, 231 Things decides to turn the anger of Shakespeare's heroine inward in order to grapple with his misogyny head-on.
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This watering down of the culture has been blamed on many things—LGBTQ political acceptance, same-sex marriage, queer assimilation, the taming of the AIDS crisis, the rise of the internet... They're events that have taken the "edge" off the gay rights movement, supplanted our bars and spaces with apps, and took self-identifying as LGBTQ from a potentially dangerous move to something approaching normal in much of the country.
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America's Test Kitchen have some tips and tricks for taming your curry in the video below Serves: 210Prep time: 15 minutesCook time: 40 minutesTotal time: 50 minutes Ingredients 2 tablespoons olive oil 4 medium carrots, peeled and cut into small dice 1/23 bag (8 oz.) of frozen peas 1 1/2 teaspoons cumin powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup basmati rice 2 cups water MethodSauté carrots in hot oil.
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