Davis took a stab at putting this one in perspective.
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That is, if Rose took a stab at styling her today.
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I took a stab at it and built something very simple.
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A local home furnishing retailer also took a stab at VR recently.
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This is why I write Wordplay and never took a stab at Numberplay.
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A panel on hardware startups at TechCrunch Shenzhen took a stab at explaining why.
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With no declared winner, both parties took a stab at spinning the available results.
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Earlier this year we took a stab at finding the top contenders for Amazon's headquarters.
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However, K.C. Morgan, writing for Real Clear Politics in 85033, took a stab at it.
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They also took a stab at a Disney classic — and did it justice, we must add.
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Dalio also took a stab at pension and health-care liabilities that are at risk of going unmet.
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Then the knives came out — progressives, women, African-Americans and party loyalists all took a stab at him.
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Once the grid was done, Neil took a stab at the clues, and then I filled in the gaps.
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This week, Congress took a stab at solving the problem with the markup of the Rehabilitation for Multiemployer Pensions Act.
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Obama, summoning the writer inside him, took a stab at the rhapsodic during his most recent visit to the wild.
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If 2016 was the year Apple took a stab at the headphone jack, 2018 was the year it bled out.
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On Thursday, Schiff also took a stab at infrastructure spending, which President Donald Trump has vowed to increase while in office.
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" Meanwhile, President Trump took a stab at Clinton's comments, tweeting that Comey "was the best thing that ever happened to Hillary Clinton.
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Jonathan Golub, chief equity strategist at RBC Capital Markets, took a stab at it in a note sent to clients Monday morning.
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Timmi Allen, an image and video analyst at Bellingcat, an investigative journalism outlet, generously took a stab at processing it for us.
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Professor John Nolt of the University of Tennessee took a stab at measuring the damage done by one average American's lifetime emissions.
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He took a stab at the ball but his club got caught up in the fescue and did not move the ball.
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Last year, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine took a stab at answering the big questions about marijuana and health.
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Here's our TV critic's take on Mr. Trump's address: The president took a stab at comity, but he only got partway there.
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When his Army stint ended he took a stab at a theater career, including producing an Off Broadway play with two friends.
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The Economist's front cover this week took a stab at summing up President-elect Donald Trump's emerging strategy for dealing with U.S. businesses.
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" He also took a stab at former Bill Clinton, alleging the former President "has said far worse to me on the golf course.
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Ricky Gervais took a stab at imagining that possibility in his 2009 comedy The Invention of Lying, as did China Miéville in Embassytown.
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Obama acknowledged that Democrats are still searching for a message in the midterms and took a stab at a message of his own.
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Believe it or not, the burger joint took a stab at pizza in the late '21s, and, surprisingly, it wasn't called the McPizza.
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Last year, before the Congressional hearings on Russian interference and micro-targeted "jew hater" ads, Zuckerberg took a stab at courting the popular vote.
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Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas took a stab at the big question Tesla investors have been asking these days: What is Elon Musk thinking?
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We took a stab at remaking "The Invisible Man" by taking quick shots of an empty pair of shoes walking around our living room.
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In 2017, the company watched as mom jeans and fanny packs got a new lease of life — and took a stab at its own resurgence.
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Warren nodded and then took a stab at communicating her ideas to the local viewers who might catch a few of her words that night.
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He took a stab at being a writer there, unsuccessfully; then, back in the United States, he took a job at a small publisher, Orion.
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Sean Patrick Maloney also took a stab at becoming New York attorney general, but is running for reelection to his House seat after losing that primary.
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Before playing the Caped Crusader in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Ben Affleck took a stab at Ryan in 2004's The Sum of All Fears.
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The toddler took a stab at executing one of mom Kim Kardashian West's totally impressive boxer braid 'dos on Tuesday, as documented on the reality star's Snapchat.
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So it's all the more striking that when the Coen Brothers took a stab at a spy thriller, they created one where political passions are non-existent.
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I made my way through Sunshine pretty slowly—it would be a year of slowly chipping away before I even really took a stab at Pianta Village.
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When asked to describe his castmates in three words, Druid said there aren't enough words in the world to describe them — but he took a stab at it.
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Trump's remarks yesterday were so thoroughly inaccurate it was a challenge to figure out which to fact check first, though Daniel Dale took a stab at it here.
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Since I have an embarrassing number of half-empty bags of dried unsweetened coconut in the pantry, I took a stab at making my own all-natural version.
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The baseball superstar decided to get in on the TikTok craze this week .. and with the help of his daughter, Natasha, he took a stab at the trendy #RenegadeChallenge.
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The department determined that 138 out of the 240 reported vulnerabilities were "legitimate, unique and eligible for a bounty" after roughly 1,400 hackers took a stab at the bounty.
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Microsoft also took a stab at the concept in the Xbox 360 era with its Xbox Avatars that appeared in games ranging from Kinect Sports to Guitar Hero 5 (seriously).
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On Monday, the 44-year-old star took a stab at a new side hustle when he attempted to set up recently single Miranda Lambert with his pal Brett Tucker.
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The short-lived League of Nations took a stab at expanding the rulebook to cover diplomatic privileges and immunities, but dropped the effort in 1927 as not important enough to pursue.
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When those around him were still riding for Lil Wayne, and years before 'Ye and Hov took a stab at it, Towkio was rapping atop Flux Pavilion's "I Can't Stop" beat.
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It's not an answer Game of Thrones has ever given us, but Brienne herself — in the person of Gwendoline Christie — took a stab at it at the show's Comic-Con panel.
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In 1978 he took a stab at true respectability, directing a mystery film called "The Cat and the Canary" with a cast that included Honor Blackman, Edward Fox and Wendy Hiller.
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Let's start with the free market, because it took a stab at creating a marketplace for a carbon tax-based economy under the Obama administration with the infamous "cap and trade" plan.
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Lunar isn't the first hybrid smartwatch to try and solve the battery problem, either: a company called Sequent took a stab at it on Kickstarter earlier this year using kinetic charging, too.
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On Friday, the queen of pop took a stab at covering one of the princess of pop's most iconic songs, posting a haunting cover of Britney Spears' 2003 hit "Toxic" to social media.
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Several reputable restaurateurs took a stab at the trattoria format in the early days: at Trattoria da Alfredo, Nanni and, most notably, the celebrity clubhouse Da Silvano, which opened in 1975 and still thrives.
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As the repeater narrowed down the options, Scholz took a stab at guessing the source: "Extragalactic magnetar" he wrote in his initial email, referring to a young neutron star with an extremely powerful magnetic field.
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I took a stab at humming "Happy Birthday," though, and the results were kind of brutal — by the time I converted my humming into a rock track, "Happy Birthday" sounded like a terrifying military processional.
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Pompeo took a stab at some damage control, saying there have been "lots of places" where European countries have taken on Iran forcefully and mentioned Germany's decision to deny landing rights to Iran's Mahan Air.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-NY, took a stab at a more populist economic pushback on the economy numbers Friday, arguing in a thread on Twitter that it only benefited the rich and big corporations.
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He took a stab at his U.S. Senator opponents during Friday's interview, saying that if elected he would support ending the filibuster, a senate practice that lets a minority keep legislation from coming to a vote.
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A gaggle of other California elected officials also took a stab at the White House over this period of time, including Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty in 6900, Irvine Mayor Larry Agran in 2628, and Rep.
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Niharika Kishan Gandhi, the wealthy woman who feeds 100 dogs from the back of her Honda in suburban Mumbai, took a stab at answering the question of why Indians, in general, seem especially friendly to animals.
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Congress took a stab at enticing companies to repatriate their offshore earnings back in 2004 with a tax holiday, but the "fool me once, shame on you" approach resulted in participating companies cutting more than 20,000 jobs.
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She took a stab at acting for film in the 1916 drama "The Dumb Girl of Portici," which has been newly restored by the Library of Congress and is receiving a three-day run beginning Friday, Dec.
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Last year, Houston took a stab at doing something that sounds too good to be true — drastically improving its mass transit system by redoing the way its bus routes work, without spending a dime of extra money.
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The study, published in Nature Geoscience earlier this week, took a stab at trying to figure how much carbon humans can emit before crossing the 1.5 degree Celsius global warming threshold set forth in the Paris Climate Agreement.
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Mr. Wollen took a stab at screenwriting in 1975 as one of several writers of "The Passenger," a political thriller directed by Michelangelo Antonioni; it starred Jack Nicholson as a journalist who switches identities with a dead man.
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The researchers took a stab at the pattern of graying over time: In surveys, about 60 percent of men reported that grays first appeared at the temples, whereas women reported graying generally starting at the front of the head.
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One designer, Max Rudberg, took a stab at imagining what iOS 11 might look like on the oddball screen: Nobody's been able to play with the Essential Phone so how Android apps work with the cutout is anybody's guess.
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So they took a stab at it, and what you hold in your hands or look at on the wall is the result of their conciseness, their appetite for life, and their open-minded way of taking the world in.
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" Pew Research Center took a stab at defining class in a 2016 report, noting that "the income it takes to be middle-income varies by household size, with smaller households requiring less to support the same lifestyle as larger households.
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Canada's statistical office took a stab at figuring out the value of uncompensated care, and came up with roughly one-third of the country's annual G.D.P. Here in the United States, that would mean something like $6 trillion a year.
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Jack Kirby, Lee&aposs artist on the Fantastic Four and many other Marvel characters, took a stab at creating Spider-Man in 1961, but Lee was unsatisfied and gave the gig to Ditko, who gave Spidey the essential look he still has today.
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In 2013, after "The Red Wedding" in Game of Thrones made an entrance, it took a stab at the usual norms of singular deaths, opting for a chaotic mowdown that reintroduced the brutal realities of "fuck your feelings" death to a Twitter generation.
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It is no small historical irony that it was the tyrant Joseph Stalin who first took a stab at realizing this idea when, in the late 21949s, he created Birobidzhan, the Jewish Autonomous Region in the far off, godforsaken eastern borderlands of his empire.
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He acquired his wealth legally and in the most quintessentially American way: He had a wacky idea, took a stab at it, stuck with it through thick and thin, and, through patient, deliberate, farsighted risk-taking, created one of the most innovative companies of the modern era.
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He acquired his wealth legally and in the most quintessentially American way: He had a wacky idea, took a stab at it, stuck with it through thick and thin, and, through patient, deliberate, farsighted risk-taking, created one of the most innovative companies of the modern era.
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In his life, Orbison seldom spoke the audience when he wasn't singing, so when the hologram took a stab at some light crowdwork, meekly thanking the audience for their applause after he finished a song, the clumsiness of a projection play-acting as the real thing felt fitting.
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We all took a stab at it. The song wasn’t developing right. I was the last one to go for it and it ended up being the one.
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Grieshaber's work were influenced by works of Paul Klee and Lyonel Feininger. He took a stab at industrial design in the 1970s with a 500-piece run of the upscale Suomi tableware by Timo Sarpaneva that Grieshaber decorated for the German Rosenthal porcelain maker's Studio Linie.
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He made two guest appearances on the sitcom Alice, in 1978 and 1981. When asked who he considered the best actor, Burt Reynolds credited Reed. Reed also took a stab at hosting a TV variety show, filming two episodes of The Jerry Reed Show in 1976. Scottish rockers The Sensational Alex Harvey Band released a version of "Amos Moses" in 1976.
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Considering the sudden emergence of piracy in music, the album had sold well enough to have superseded আমার পৃথিবী (Amar Prithibi). The album was received fairly well by critics despite having sold so well. Soon after releasing উৎসবের পর (Utshober Por), the band took a stab at acting. The members of Black were cast as a ragtag group of street urchins in the teleplay "Offbeat".
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Paolozzi was fond of Munich and many of his works and concept plans were developed in a studio he kept there, including the mosaics of the Tottenham Court Road Station in London. He took a stab at industrial design in the 1970s with a 500-piece run of the upscale Suomi tableware by Timo Sarpaneva that Paolozzi decorated for the German Rosenthal porcelain maker's Studio Linie. Paolozzi's graphic work of the 1960s was highly innovative.
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Douglas was employed for a while as an on-air reporter with WTXF-TV in Philadelphia and as a regular personality on Philadelphia’s sports radio station 610 WIP.Hugh Douglas on Sports Radio 610 WIP. Philadelphia's Sports Radio In January 2011, Douglas was made co-host of a Six Nations Championship rugby show on BBC America after a successful guest appearance. In his taped segments, Douglas took a stab at the sport, interviewed zookeepers and took an Irish stepdancing lesson.
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O'Sullivan took a stab at the current snooker ranking system by posting a mocking video to social media complete with a heavy Australian accent where he is desperate to compete for ranking points. Many interviews and discussions in this period he would use that heavy Australian accent, which Neil Robertson dubbed as an awful accent that you would have to go deep into the bush to find. Building up to the first final with Robertson, O'Sullivan joked it's an all Aussie final.
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With only a few seconds left in the game, Terry Porter had Latrell Sprewell trapped on the baseline and Miami was on the verge of narrowly escaping. Porter took a stab at the ball, and it went out of bounds, but the officials declared it was still New York's ball. After Porter had Sprewell trapped with only a few seconds left, the Knicks now had another chance to inbound the ball and attempt a game-winning shot. Charlie Ward inbounded to Allan Houston, who immediately dribbled through a massive gap and put up a floater.
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Haggard had loved Lefty Frizzell's "That's the Way Love Goes" since he first heard the song took a stab at recording it towards the end of his tenure with Capitol Records in the mid-seventies with unsatisfactory results. That version, which can be found on the box set Hag: The Studio Recordings 1969-1976, is more lighthearted and whimsical than the one Haggard would record in 1983. The song topped the Billboard country singles chart, as did "Someday When Things Are Good," a song co-authored by Haggard and his wife Leona Williams. It also proved to be prophetic, as the couple would divorce that year.
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The tongue-in-cheek lyrics, written by Wood and Richie Goncalves (who produced the song) took a stab at the music industry and how major record labels take advantage of their younger artists in order to make them 'marketable'. The single debuted at No.13 on the Association of Independent Records Labels (AIR) chart and spent numerous weeks in the top 20. In April 2006, Wood released her second independent single "Spin the Bottle" with a number of promotional commitments including a performance on the Seven Network's top-rating breakfast television program Sunrise. The song also featured in promotions for long-time Australian soap Neighbours in the lead up to the 2006 TV Week Logie Awards.
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The series pitch idea was developed by Cameron Porsandeh, who then submitted it to Sony Pictures, where Lynda Obst revised the idea along with Porsandeh. Sony then asked if there was a major science fiction television writer he would like attached as executive producer, and he suggested Ronald D. Moore, who joined the production team and pitched several new major concepts. The pilot script was written by Porsandeh, and while Moore pitched several key ideas he did not write the script itself. As Porsandeh explained: > So I took a stab at it and we sent it over to Sony [Pictures Television] and > Lynda Obst, she takes a real interest in science, she did Contact and really > sort of prides herself on the subject, and she saw something in it.
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