I think what you're touching on is a complicated issue.
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None of this is even touching on my biggest problem.
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And that's not even touching on the Disney side of things.
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For touching on such serious topics, the book is really funny.
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"HUD can't operate in Baltimore without touching on us," he said.
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Touching on that: Your tastes are varied and your influences wide.
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Trump wrote about giving birth, touching on her husband's reproductive squeamishness.
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"I remember him touching on me," Kessinger told CNN last week.
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That's not even touching on her sold-out world stadium tour.
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Here's a sampling of Trump's recent tweets touching on Mueller's investigation.
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Kennedy was touching on a whispering campaign that emerged around Rao.
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I was more just touching on the matter for a bit.
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And that's without even touching on the current and persistent bear market.
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But can the studio realistically do so without touching on Nazi atrocities?
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The lyrics had substance, touching on important issues like individuality and sexuality.
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It feels like "Life Back" from the project is touching on this.
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McEntee has not responded to questions on stories touching on the hires.
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But as they'll tell me in a winding conversation touching on Yes Lawd!
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It's an even more extreme version of what I was touching on there.
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The filing was notable for touching on Mr. Gates's activities during the campaign.
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Our lifestyle, what we grew up on, no one was touching on it.
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It's hard to visit a clean energy plant without touching on climate change.
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Touching on what Google has been doing already to tackle extremist content, i.e.
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There's too much dough overlap; the ends should barely be touching on top.
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Like Aesop's fables, Nelson's anecdotes have lessons touching on knowledge, vulnerability, and pride.
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A few of us shed tears, touching on feelings of loss and resilience.
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Researchers found 264 different studies touching on at least one of those ingredients.
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After a brief introduction touching on student debt, national security and gun control, Mrs.
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" After briefly touching on Indiana's modest offseason, the second paragraph is simply "Pleasing, right?
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Clinton said, touching on unions, racial bias and the water crisis in Flint, Mich.
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But yes, we plan on paying respect and touching on it during the show.
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Palin, 27, asked Meyer, 30, if he was "okay" before touching on their marriage.
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ASEAN needed to maintain its neutrality by not touching on the issue, he added.
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The book spans decades, touching on the AIDS crisis, 9/11, race, and marriage.
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What topics will you be touching on during your "Food Futures" conversation this weekend?
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Mr. Dimon's latest annual letter increased that chatter, touching on immigration and political polarization.
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"The Other Josh Cohen" is a charmer, touching on real issues without pummeling them.
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It's a fascinating issue, touching on tech, trade, politics, foreign policy and national security.
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She even wound a little circularly into the story — rather than the very tight setups she favors — moving forward and back a bit, touching on her academic inquiry into the mid-2000s mortgage industry, and touching on this now/then dichotomy twice.
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That leads me right into my next question, touching on Boston's night-to-night consistency.
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It's a stream-of-consciousness discussion touching on everything from copy machines to parallel parking.
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And that's not even touching on the final twist that renders these questions almost pointless.
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Sanders has teased parts of this plan in the press previously, touching on themes Sen.
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"Platforms' collection of consumer data creates privacy concerns touching on consumer protection," the letter states.
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One subject we know Graham will be touching on, though, is her good friend Ellen.
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The issue is deeply complicated, touching on the country's political, ethnic and religious fault lines.
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The package includes 22 bills touching on a host of topics, including, of course, Brexit.
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There's a lot of metaphorical weight in this speech, touching on isolation, distrust, superstition and more.
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The two banter back and forth while also touching on more serious topics, like the war.
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After briefly touching on fake accounts and state-run accounts, the conversation pivoted to political ads.
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"They kill gays in these countries," Trump said, touching on a theme he's used this week.
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"This is a different order of magnitude, touching on his business and potentially family," Haberman wrote.
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A warning: This is a long and sweeping discussion, touching on a number of thorny issues.
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DM: I think Alice is touching on the key point of connecting young people with food.
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Mr. Schulz has tried to rebrand the SPD, but he's not touching on the real issues.
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She makes a variety of ASMR videos, touching on different subgenres and embracing characters and cosplay.
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Sitting with our socked feet touching on the couch, we read school library books about birds.
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We're touching on a lot of issues, including what prison and incarceration does to a person.
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Brian Fitzpatrick -- is a classic of the attack ad genre, while also touching on tax policy.
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The senator delivered his usual stump speech, touching on issues of economic, social, racial and environmental justice.
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And that's not even touching on my inbox itself, which is unfortunately free of notes from NY152.
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That is correct, and sections touching on sensitive national security matters might have to stay under wraps.
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The list includes more than 50 recommendations, touching on a variety of federal, state, and local agencies.
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Manafort later pleaded to separate crimes touching on obstruction of justice and illegal lobbying related to Ukraine.
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"I'm touching on a cultural nerve, and I think this nerve needs to be examined," she writes.
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He started by touching on themes that would not be unfamiliar to most criminal-justice reform advocates.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Trump sent a series of tweets touching on various issues related to his trip.
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BTW -- Howard's best known for another hit movie touching on race relations in America ... "Remember the Titans."
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Ultimately, the campaign in Nassau, while touching on gang violence and runaway property taxes, centered on ethics.
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The performers do decent imitations of birds and elephants and the evolution of man, touching on beauty.
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" Briefly touching on Europe's economic outlook, he said, "We may be heading for another major financial crisis.
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The upgrade works, involving some 5,000 workers and touching on 80 different sectors, will last until November.
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His set ran like a greatest hits track listing, never touching on any one song for too long.
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And that's not even touching on Netflix's award show hopefuls, like Roma and The Ballad of Buster Scruggs.
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You can't do the event without touching on certain things, but I'm trying to make it all funny.
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Clinton Kelly, Michael Symon and Carla Hall started Thursday's show by touching on the elephant in the room.
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This includes videos touching on topics like racism, the plight of refugees, and breaking stereotypes surrounding Muslim women.
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And that's not even touching on the cost of finding and integrating replacements; never mind the brain drain.
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On the show, we're touching on a lot of political and social issues — social injustice and police brutality.
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Zendaya is touching on rumors that she'll bring one of Disney's most recognized and beloved princesses to life.
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"I don't know if it's my attention span", he laughs, touching on his meticulously thought-out music videos.
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"I don't feel out of place, but I don't necessarily think I'm touching on anything nostalgic," he says.
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Just even touching on social issues like that is enough to open up more talks about other topics.
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Next up, Deserve raised $50 million from Goldman Sachs, making the round something that was worth touching on.
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It's a piece of beautifully heart-rendering songwriting, perfectly touching on an experience that feels larger than life.
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Mr. Serebrennikov has staged plays featuring nude actors and touching on socially divisive issues of sexuality and politics.
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Touching on a theme raised by the Williams episode, Mouratoglou said legitimizing in-competition coaching would end hypocrisy.
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Like postcards, they offer glimpses of communities and subcultures, often touching on food, history, sociology and the arts.
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Her work plays on the boundaries between documentary and art, touching on subjects of subculture, intimacy, and ambiguity.
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The campaign seems to poke fun at today's high-tech visionaries while touching on the company's historical American roots.
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The bot also potentially exposes people in ways they didn't originally anticipate, touching on issues of consent and privacy.
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Young Thug gets in touch with his inner crooner on this mixtape, touching on R&B, dancehall, even country.
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Meanwhile, the state prevents Brendan from being released, touching on the news media as a whole in the process.
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"But more importance needs to be paid to the substance than the calendar," Juncker said, touching on wider concerns.
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Edward Snowden gave an extended interview today touching on numerous topics, from the Trump Presidency to his own future.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump tussled over taxes, touching on Mr. Trump's efforts to avoid paying them given past losses.
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Uihlein ruffled feathers in rural Wisconsin, her husband immersed himself in hyperlocal politics touching on race and social issues.
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The bit, touching on his atheism and aversion to religion, actually caused almost half of his audience to walk out.
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Her most recent title "Mummy Time" was published last year, touching on concerns that parents are too obsessed with technology.
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They're tough questions, touching on many of Sanders's perceived weaknesses: feminism, racial justice, and the costs of his economic policies.
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The US president did discuss the ostensible subject of the meeting, touching on the Iran nuclear deal and North Korea.
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"I specifically asked for no re touching on this photo," Thorne, 19, wrote alongside a nude photo from the shoot.
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In this story, the connections are mostly familial, touching on the responsibility inherent in marriage, or between children and parents.
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Austin, myself, and Danielle talk through Sony's news before touching on how much fun we've having with Super Mario Odyssey.
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Yet, in touching on themes of alienation and comfort, they also resonate with anyone who's lived in a foreign setting.
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And as the Verge noted, touching on the game service at its developers' conference may make a little more sense.
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Here, though, he's just dancing about, to and fro, touching on some ideas but never examining them all that closely.
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The name Bible Club worked into that narrative while touching on something taboo, killing two birds with one cheeky stone.
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The question was technical but the argument was lively, touching on spiked whiskey punch and the novels of Agatha Christie.
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Graham will lead the committee in considering judicial nominations by the president and any legislation touching on the federal judiciary.
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" It has been billed as "spanning pop culture and touching on everything from sports and entertainment to arts and technology.
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But the conversations also went far beyond the issue of immigration, touching on health care, the economy and gun violence.
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At the same time, Democrats who reject it are also making a political statement, one touching on Islamophobia and inclusiveness.
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Dr. Corkin published more than 100 research papers, touching on topics as varied as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease and psychosurgery.
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She remembers the audition for the skit being quick and simple, only vaguely touching on the content of the joke.
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Here, sex is political, the organizers say, with films touching on social issues such as body positivity and gender identity.
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This year's TED conference produced dozens of exciting talks, touching on topics such as education, transportation, poverty, and artificial intelligence.
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But Con Todo El Mundo is, as its name suggests, even more diverse, touching on Compas, Persian pop, and psychedelia.
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The plan is sprawling, touching on health care, education, employment, Social Security, technology, housing, incarceration, police brutality and environmental justice.
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"Anyone who struggles hard with a problem never forgets it," Musk said, touching on this topic at a separate conference.
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By touching on race, politics, class and gender, Solidarity Collection felt like a wave of intersectional theory expressed through art.
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In fact, even when it's touching on topics of emotional manipulation, romantic betrayal, and mental fraying, HWBM always remains playful.
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Touching on Donald's controversial comments surrounding immigration, Melania says in the interview that she "followed the rules" when coming to America.
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The President strayed off script several times, touching on topics ranging from Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, the candidacies of Sen.
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However, the special wasn't just about romance, touching on subjects of race (including appearances by Michael Brown's family members) and feminism.
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Hey John, thanks for touching on a news story the sports world covered when it happened a month and half ago.
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The topics touching on sensitive areas have riled Muslims who embrace a literal reading of the Quran, the Muslim holy book.
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"There are so many other kinds of sexual misconduct," said Schumer, touching on what made #MeToo spread the way it did.
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You're touching on a point that is significant which is consumer changes in their behavior and the way they consume media.
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Nye starts by touching on the argument that, in some respects, electric cars can outperform cars that use internal combustion engines.
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In 1998 and in 1999, Maher said Conyers touched her inappropriately, including unwanted touching on her legs and under her dress.
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Comey testified in public and then met with the committee in a closed session to discuss matters touching on classified information.
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This is a hot topic in the American presidential campaign, touching on the resentments of both the haves and have-nots.
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But you are touching on an important point: Most Americans have only one or two choices for high-speed Internet service.
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Touching on the donations, he used the first minute of his speech to deliver more broadside attacks against the news media.
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Chao also addressed questions and concerns around tech innovation in transportation, specifically touching on autonomous vehicles, connected infrastructure, drones and more.
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Six high-quality polls have been released this week touching on Trump, the shutdown, the Democrats in Congress and the wall.
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Mr. Culvahouse has served on several government advisory boards and committees, touching on issues like foreign intelligence, defense and nuclear weapons.
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The case was the first touching on abortion since Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, who sided with the majority, joined the court.
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We've collected tips and techniques from our writers and experts, touching on everything from frugal travel philosophy, packing pointers and more.
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His stories are uncontaminated by principles of composition, or even by respectable generalities touching on how sentences ought to be made.
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Public defenders pointed out poor defendants are often arrested and charged with forcible touching on nothing more than a woman's complaint.
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Set in Brooklyn, it spans several generations of an African-American family, touching on issues of class, parenthood, race, and community.
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But the issue has surfaced this year in her home state, Michigan, touching on one of her favorite causes, charter schools.
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And as fanbases grow, many UK artists feel they are unfairly penalized when they drop lyrics touching on "road"—essentially street—themes.
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It's impossible to discuss Blade Runner without touching on its aesthetics, and the trailers for this film simply haven't done it justice.
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Common, Wu-Tang Clan, Goodie Mob, Spice 1, Mobb Deep, and De La Soul had tracks touching on the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
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"Dudley is touching on something that investors should fear," said Brian Battle, director of trading at Performance Trust Capital Partners in Chicago.
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Some manga in the genre use pure fantasy to attract readers while still touching on the often grim reality of elderly issues.
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It's so good, and that's without touching on the way different abilities can have a profound impact on the way you play.
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Members of our Open Future Facebook Group held a serious and oppositional debate touching on government policy as well as personal stories.
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During the meeting, Amal will be touching on international crimes in Iraq and Syria, a topic she has spoken about often recently.
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The closest the show comes to touching on the severity of Kimmy's past is during the second season when she tries therapy.
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Developers avoided touching on the Holocaust, and in doing so they also built up a body of work that denied its existence.
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Touching on the near-universal pleasure of eating allowed those of us watching to explore the world a little differently through Bourdain.
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Letters To the Editor: For over 40 years I have been teaching courses touching on complex issues of ethics and public policy.
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"Is the timing of the Shootlr request inconvenient?" says Onno Spek, founder of Shootlr, touching on my main doubt about the app.
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It runs from the Big Bang to Barack Obama, along the way touching on Gregorian chanting, Mickey Mouse, Buddhism, Confucius, Roe v.
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Trump spokesperson Katrina Pierson argued the speech was an incident of two people touching on the same values in the same language.
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Many of the demonstrators feared that Chinese investors would dominate the zones, touching on a longstanding fear of Chinese encroachment in Vietnam.
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She was followed by Beto O'Rourke, who flitted between Spanish and English in a speech touching on reparations and criminal justice reform.
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They tell a story, and that story is long and involved and complicated, touching on age and class and race and sexuality.
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It was a typically wide-ranging screed, touching on George Orwell's "213"; the end of the federal government's fiscal year on Sept.
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The novel and its tensions promise some thematic heft, touching on race, occupation, gentrification and who deserves the right to a home.
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EST and should look familiar in its content to previous Democratic debates, touching on guns, inequality, and national security, among other things.
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With her sixth album, Stonechild, Jesca Hoop is delving deep into culture, touching on concerns both complex and political in her songwriting.
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"Yes, I'm a former prosecutor," Klobuchar said, touching on a subject that has made it tougher for her to win black support.
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The book then jumps through the decades, touching on each successive Targaryen ruler and the politics, civil wars, and intrigue throughout history.
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"I just knew I needed my kids to collaborate," she said, touching on one of Google's own main arguments for its products.
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He also talks about "crazy Kanye," touching on the societal stigma around mental instability and the medication that keeps it under control.
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They covered plenty of ground, touching on topics ranging from that big fight in the series finale to the mystery surrounding Jack's death.
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On "Today," the former President offered muted criticism of Trump, touching on Russia, the travel ban and Trump's war with the free press.
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An Argentine government source who participated in recent talks told Reuters the British government also accepts negotiations that avoid touching on sovereignty claims.
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To better understand their claim, it's worth briefly touching on some of the more important findings in the academic literature regarding media effects.
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The paper describing the researchers' work (primarily on efficient multi-language translation but touching on the mysterious interlingua) can be read at Arxiv.
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The financial crisis is covered briefly, touching on global imbalances, the complexity of the financial markets and the growth of sub-prime lending.
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Hall will use the stage to examine today's comedy climate, touching on Roseanne Barr, Bill Cosby and his former TV boss, President Trump.
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Many of the cases, like the one about juries and race, deepen pupils' understanding of hot-button topics without touching on them directly.
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Strikes and protests over social and economic grievances are frequent in Algeria, but have generally been localized, rather than touching on national politics.
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Touching on race, religion, love, and more, the poems are passionate reflections on what it means to be a human in the world.
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The FBI probe of Russian meddling is touching on the role of Jared Kushner, Trump's son in law and among his closest advisers.
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Rosenstein made the announcement Friday after the grand jury returned the indictment, briefly touching on why the President had been told in advance.
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She started by touching on Heard's "sexually fluid" lifestyle and the former couple's age gap in order to "paint a picture" for viewers.
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It both is and isn't like your typical coming-of-age drama, touching on familiar tropes but subverting predictable characterizations or plot points.
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Critics have described that episode as perhaps the biggest corruption case in Israeli history, touching on deep conflicts of interest and national security.
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But in the European Union, which has 28 member states, the crisis is more complex, touching on the bloc's need for political unity.
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They spoke with the ease and deft mutual flattery of friends, touching on democracy and education, their Midwestern roots and love of literature.
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The book attempts to catalogue and understand the sprawling world of proptech, touching on everything from construction tech to real-estate focused fintech.
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Critics have described that episode as potentially the biggest corruption case in Israeli history, touching on deep conflicts of interest and national security.
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The group also added $224 million to broadcast ad reservations in the Los Angeles market, touching on a slew of key California races.
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Kawakubo has also consciously referenced punk repeatedly — often touching on it ideologically, with themes of destruction, chaos and conscious nose-thumbing at convention.
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The specials are full of the incisive social commentary Mr. Chappelle is known for, touching on such sensitive issues as Bill Cosby's legacy.
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Six months later we spoke by phone, touching on the various causes Salesforce had championed in recent years: sustainability, gun control, LGBTQ+ rights.
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Touching on business pricing first, instead of paying $79.99 per month for all of the apps, the discounted rate is $59.99 per month.
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The two have to contend with their past records on issues touching on race as they look to win votes from minority communities.
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But the resolution goes far beyond that, touching on themes that are animating a rising left but rarely reach the halls of Congress.
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But it's also deeper than its sound: touching on identity (as a young mixed-race man in London), depression, and the climate crisis.
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The panel proved to be a heartwarming and rousing opening to the convention, touching on the origins of the franchise, and where it's going.
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Enhancing the body and mind through technology raises a number of questions, touching on the very essence of what it means to be human.
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At the Game Developers Conference this year, there's going to be a roundtable discussion called "Censorship Strikes Back," touching on the loot box conversation.
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Touching on sensitive ground, the report urges an end to the highly visible role of the Church of England in public ceremonies and institutions.
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The latest round puts a total of $200,000 into four startups, each touching on a different aspect of a region or vertical's financial needs.
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The "American Idol" star uses storytelling and humor to engage with her audience, touching on topics that range from relationships to student loan debt.
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It tells a story both personal and epic, touching on everything Aloy's birth to the future of the species, and how those things intersect.
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Benioff and Weiss are touching on that debate in the lightest way possible, but mostly just using it to rush the story along faster.
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The beautiful 2D adventure game is focused primarily on story, touching on everything from the challenges of growing older to much more supernatural themes.
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She took questions from the large group of children, touching on being a woman in Hollywood and what life is like for an actress.
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Touching on issues including cultural disconnection and Thailand's uncertain future, Weerasethakul's film is a marvel of poetic images that can leave you silently stunned.
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His pep-rally speech to the Republicans on Tuesday frequently also strayed off-topic, touching on tax cuts, tariffs, North Korea and fighter jets.
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The agency is expected to issue a report touching on the consumer protection and competition questions raised by the rise of on-demand services.
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Elsewhere in the address, Haley panned Obama as falling short of his own "soaring words" before touching on threats facing the country, including terrorism.
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"I was touching on unconscious needs that I had, because I didn't have any family photographs," she said of the genesis of the project.
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They gave us a wide-reaching chat, touching on everything from cryptocurrencies and our disassociation from nature to how they developed their latest collection.
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" Perry made similar comments on LNG imports, touching on one of his tried and true lines, "We don't just export LNG, we export freedom.
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He also painted China as a global aggressor, touching on its militarized islands in the South China Sea and its efforts to isolate Taiwan.
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"Hot, Cold, Heavy, Light" brings together 100 of Schjeldahl's reviews from the past 30 years, touching on artists including Picasso, Jeff Koons and more.
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They were often distinctly British, touching on Mr. Rees-Mogg's posh accent, his upper-class background and his "nanny," to name a few themes.
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For the French government, the issue is deeply complicated, touching on the country's rawest political nerves, as well as ethnic and religious fault lines.
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"She is touching on very relevant topics in our society today," said Ms. Wagner, who met Ms. Kiwanga in Rio de Janeiro in 2014.
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Nine candidates fielded questions from gun control advocates, touching on areas like mass shootings, suicide, mental health as well as urban and domestic violence.
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Depictions of Living imagines itself as an act of protest, touching on both the microcosm of individual actions and the macrocosm of the Anthropocene.
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"Darlin" is a powerful 16-minute film by Isabel Castro touching on themes of hope, determination and courage in the face of the unknown.
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Several foreign companies have been tripped up by touching on certain topics that can provoke strong public reactions in China, including calls for boycotts.
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Brown's killing and the subsequent events in Ferguson became a national controversy touching on much larger national issues of race, justice, and police violence.
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"This is really also all within our more macro thesis that global breadth is broadening here," he concluded, touching on the rally in non-U.
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Touching on some of brand's signatures, the Re-Edition Collection includes custom-developed fabrics, archival prints, tie-dye, pleating, fringe, innovative knitwear, and modern tailoring.
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After touching on the company's transition to Apple Park and some retail store updates, the keynote turned to what you're really here for — the products.
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Many of her stories fall somewhere between fiction and memoir, touching on narratives of marriage, sexuality, and the frustrating career path of a female artist.
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I couldn't release a tour film in my name where we are not touching on the main theme that the whole world is talking about.
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Ross, a YouTuber for about 12 years, creates videos touching on his personal experiences as a trans person, and the trans community as a whole.
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In addition to touching on encryption, the nations also issued a memo on keeping online spaces free from child predators, terrorists, and other bad actors.
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Chrissy Teigen highlighted the disturbing inclusion of her daughter Luna in a series of conspiracy theorists' tweets, touching on a question that many moms have.
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Photo: GettyPresidential candidate and professional plan-haver Elizabeth Warren just proposed an overhaul of American elections touching on improved cybersecurity and opening access to voting.
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And touching on something that was already said, Butler may have a more enjoyable experience with Philly than he did in Minnesota (or even Chicago).
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Sources told The Hill last week that the order could be broader than that, touching on issues like methane regulations and government climate change metrics.
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"They will either revise the law without touching on (female) succession, or pass a special law," he said, adding steps could be taken next year.
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Laetitia's designs go beyond the surface, touching on social issues like the #MeToo movement, stigmas against mental illness, gender inequality, gun violence, and body positivity.
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Aubrey Drake Graham spills all his emotions over 20 tracks, touching on all the drama of tampons, luxury vehicles, texting etiquette and The Cheesecake Factory.
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This week, Caixin, a prominent business magazine, issued an unusually candid denunciation of censorship, after one of its articles — touching on censorship — was taken down.
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They are also uniformly enigmatic, touching on myth, religion, and exotic ancient civilizations, themes Garabedian mined for much of the latter part of his career.
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They enlisted a top Bollywood actor, Anil Kapoor, to produce a 2007 movie they financed, "Gandhi, My Father," touching on Gandhi's time in South Africa.
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The family-friendly shows were notorious for incorporating life lessons for the young audience, touching on everything from bullying to peer pressure and drug use.
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"This memo contains a large volume of classified information, including some touching on sources and methods heightening the potential damage to national security," Nunes said.
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Most Pepe cards are pretty benign, but some other ones are a bit more racy, like touching on themes that are a bit more taboo.
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Touching on Cheney's rise to national politics and yes, his involvement in the Iraq War, VICE paints a controversial portrait of an even more controversial figure.
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All these respected MCs lent their talents to the 16 songs on the album, touching on safer sex practices, safer injection drug use, and getting tested.
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His talk becomes more intense as it progresses, touching on real-life tragedies like the bullying and subsequent suicide of Megan Meier to illustrate his point.
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Touching on the subject of institutional responsibility, he said that the Tàpies Foundation remains firmly committed to the values of Tàpies himself, who died in 2012.
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Touching on the thorny issue of how to finance its switch away from coal, Merkel said it was too early to start a debate about money.
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The accompanying app is super simple and hits a wide breadth of audio principles, touching on electromagnets, waveforms, speaker design, frequency, audio levels, and speaker tuning.
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But the discussion on Friday, while touching on encryption issues, was expected to focus largely on how social media companies could more effectively police their platforms.
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We're here with Secretary of Commerce, Penny Pritzker, and we're talking about all kinds of issues and we just were touching on the idea of jobs.
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In August, OMG Digital will also launch original video that covers all of the site's verticals, touching on everything from tech to comedy to food recipes.
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The agenda showed that negotiators were at least touching on all of the major issues in the first days to determine how deep the differences are.
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Other than being a game about young women, which is rare for a video game, it was about young women while also touching on their sexuality.
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Brian Glasser, Cline's attorney of 20 years, delivered an emotional eulogy, touching on how many people Cline "inspired," Joe Carey, a spokesman for Glasser, tells PEOPLE.
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The Packers QB made a pretty cool prom video for the students affected by the NorCal wildfires -- touching on everything from sports to dancing ... even dating.
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Tim Ryan, D-Ohio, who had just announced his campaign a day earlier – touching on a range of issues including taxes, child care and climate change.
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The administration's May 13 announcement riled many conservatives across the country, touching on the hot-button issue of what bathrooms transgender individuals can and can't use.
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Last week, the legendary frozen meat Steak-umm had a Network-style outburst on Twitter, touching on everything from college debt to unemployment to millennial nihilism.
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The two leaders signed an agreement instituting annual high-level political dialogue meetings between Spain and Cuba, touching on an array of topics including human rights.
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"Crime by foreigners is exploding because of the irresponsible politics of this government," Mr. Strache said, touching on a familiar theme of the far-right party.
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Touching on subjects as diverse as Godzilla's infeasibility and the long-term survival prospects of human civilization, West demonstrates that laws of scaling are remarkably universal.
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Barely touching on the emotional scars of Randall's part in her life (especially considering he looks like her husband) creates an odd tension for their reconnection.
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" He said he would "make America great," touching on what he called a "depleted military" and urban conditions where "you get shot walking to the store.
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"I'm assuming he's black he's so comfortable using the N-word," Colbert joked, touching on Maher's use of the word on his show over the summer.
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The sprawling collection of works will delve into the resilience of the Black American experience, touching on racism and violence, as well as hope and survival.
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Other than being a game about young women, which is rare for a video game, it was about young women while also touching on their sexuality.
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The LP will also discuss current events and her relationship with the music industry, touching on topics such as race issues, gender equality, and female empowerment.
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"I wanted to make something hypnotic and mysterious while touching on some of the influences I share with E.M.M.A." explained Iglew in an email to THUMP.
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Only deepening the confusion in the protracted chaos, the speculation — touching on virtually every aspect of disrupted lives — inevitably seems to carry an air of authority.
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And in fact ... I was reading one of your interviews, I expect that you're going to be touching on different stuff while you're looking at this.
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Her first nonfiction collection brings together pieces touching on everything from Marilyn Monroe to the O. J. Simpson trial, along with book reviews and political pieces.
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We're going to be touching on everything from lobbying to technology to taxes to automation's impact on jobs to the business community's approach to climate change.
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Its set was just as sprawling, touching on improvisational orchestral squall, dissonant chamber-jazz, a kind of parlor song and a musical jungle full of birdcalls.
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Finally, the late-night hosts were back in action, touching on everything from the trial of Paul Manafort to the Trump campaign's possible collusion with Russia.
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These sketch a portrait far removed from the droll, pliable sex object, touching on traumatic memories of racial violence and their lingering effects on Baker's relationships.
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During Advertising Week, an industry conference bringing together brands, agencies and tech companies, Snap presented three executive sessions touching on video content and advertising on Snapchat.
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According to Rakoff and other members interviewed, the commission was just digging into issues touching on DNA transfer when attorney general Jeff Sessions took office last year.
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The Far Far Away election will continue to unfold on social platforms all year, mirroring the American presidential election's timeline — and touching on topical issues as well.
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Audre Lorde's collection of 15 essays and speeches in Sister Outsider make for one of her most pivotal books, touching on homophobia, racism, class, and much more.
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In Philadelphia on Thursday, May addressed GOP leaders gathered in Philadelphia for their annual retreat, cautiously touching on Trump's much-discussed relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Touching on issues of gender, education, occupation and child labour, their work aims to bring about an alternative visual representation of the societies in which they live.
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"I mean, when you look at the people he is touching on a daily basis — the presidency, fixing America is so much bigger than any of that."
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PEOPLE also spoke with the "Superlove" pop star on the VMAs carpet, touching on her upcoming album Joyride – due out this fall – and recently working with Harris.
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One developer, who asked to remain anonymous because of potential backlash from online mobs, learned that her employer received form letters touching on her social media presence.
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But while the trip is meant to celebrate fraternity among religions, Francis issued remarks touching on the country's foreign policy just before leaving the Vatican on Sunday.
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" Touching on the reasons for hunger in Africa, the pope said that "in our collective unconscious there is something inside us that says Africa must be exploited.
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The following list zips from sweaty London gyms to Ibizan terraces, Miami superclubs to grimey warehouses, touching on DJs like Tony Humphries, Danny Rampling and Junior Vasquez.
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Touching on decades of rivalry on the soccer pitch, the paper said Germany would go without its goalkeeper in the next penalty shootout between England and Germany.
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Delevingne wore a bold, blue Versace look to ComicCon on Tuesday, touching on all of this season's trends from high-waisted pants to crop tops and turtlenecks.
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Nintendo presented a pre-recorded "Spotlight," focusing on Switch games coming out in 2017, touching on Nintendo's ongoing competitive multiplayer initiatives, and gesturing towards 2018 and beyond.
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While most advertisers chose not to engage in political dialogue, the tactic of touching on socially-relevant issues is becoming more prominent as politics and sports collide.
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President Trump had a busy Tuesday morning on Twitter, with seven tweets before 9am, touching on topics from the Russia investigation to Pennsylvania's new congressional district map.
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Kanye, wearing the "Make America Great Again" hat that drew him ire on Saturday Night Live last month, delivered a 10-minute monologue touching on several issues.
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It is a sensitive subject within Germany, touching on the country's history of militarism as well as its hesitation about assuming a strong leadership role in Europe.
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The FBI's probe of Russian meddling is increasingly touching on the multiple roles of Kushner on both the Trump campaign and transition team, CNN reported last week.
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A-WA's songs come from a woman's perspective, touching on social issues that are timeless, but adapted for a modern approach with an element of street poetry.
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Several companies aired ads during the Super Bowl touching on the debate over immigration and President Trump's vow to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Using different pen names, she wrote newspaper columns and books for women in which she also tried to advance their rights, touching on sensitive topics like divorce.
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More than half of women surveyed by the state-run China Youth Daily newspaper in 2015 said they had experienced "inappropriate touching" on public transportation in China.
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With no one present but the media and staffers, he delivered a sober speech, touching on the novel coronavirus and on restoring dignity to the White House.
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But the case ignited an intense public debate in the U.S. touching on some of the country's most sensitive social and political issues, namely abortion and immigration.
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But Scheidt, for all his solemnity, is a crusher of a guitarist, a vocal force, and a gripping songwriter, touching on themes of depression, spirituality, and transcendence.
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Ms. Bigelow makes no bones about the fact that she was an outsider trying to tell a story touching on some of the roots of Detroit's pain.
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"I mean, when you look at the people he's touching on a daily basis, the presidency, fixing America is so much bigger than any of that regardless."
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That's probably why his new interview with Angie Martinez spans more than 90 minutes, touching on many topics from his own artistry to that of his peers.
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The show is evocative and eloquent, touching on pressing issues of identity, representation, race, and cross-cultural understanding, while facilitating an aesthetically beautiful, albeit emotionally challenging environment.
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The full version "I Don't" song premiered Friday after Carey debuted the track during a Facebook Live session Thursday evening, touching on everything from music to her children.
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Bethesda talked up some of its biggest — and in some cases, newest — franchises at its E3 2019 press conference on Sunday, touching on Fallout, Elder Scrolls, and Doom.
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"This digitization is going to take place; you have to deal with the world the way it is," he said, touching on President Trump's anti-globalization campaign rhetoric.
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With the upcoming Met Gala touching on the intersection of Catholicism and fashion, some are wondering whether coopting religious symbols for purely style-related reasons is fair game.
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However, the party that has demanded full disclosure and unhampered inquiry of the Trump administration is now apoplectic about an investigation touching on actions by the Obama administration.
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The committee will set out the results of this inquiry in another report touching on the impact of big tech on democratic processes — likely in the coming months.
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It's also about touching on any of the 35-odd spaces that I seem to cover in a given day, so it's basically professional ADHD in written format.
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The Real Time with Bill Maher host addressed his "friend" on Friday night with a series of jokes touching on her, President Donald Trump and Kim Kardashian West.
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The story follows their relationship over the course of many years, touching on classic Ghiblian themes like the effects of conflict on children, innocence, and coming of age.
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And Flix and Chill 2 is an obvious nod at the game-like nature of digital love, touching on how relationships play out online and over social media.
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Russia probe The FBI's criminal probe of Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election is increasingly touching on the multiple roles of senior White House adviser Jared Kushner.
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The surrounding blank canvas helps blur these colors into relief, touching on notions of color theory and phenomenology that naturally manipulate the eye's ability to perceive distinct brushstrokes.
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"This is a defining moment of truth for this country and every single one of us," he added, touching on health care, immigration, justice reform and climate change.
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The actor opened up to InStyle about how he's been since the Mad Men finale, touching on serious issues like death, alcoholism, and how to exist post-breakup.
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Clinton continued to try out different attacks against the billionaire businessman, touching on subjects including his business acumen, his foreign policy views and even his reality-show catchphrase.
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Speaking before the Rainbow PUSH Coalition Friday, Biden quickly moved on to his record as a member of the Obama administration, touching on efforts of criminal justice reform.
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"Aquarius," while also touching on such tension, goes further by exploring the model of urban development prevailing in cities across Brazil, where construction magnates operate largely with impunity.
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It explores responses to grief, touching on the empty spaces, private and public, that loss produces, and the chaos, ritual and ceremony that help people fill the void.
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The Supreme Court is beginning a new term on Monday with a blockbuster docket of cases touching on civil rights, free speech, presidential power, redistricting and privacy rights.
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He's also touching on the idea that the judge's background somehow makes him different from other Americans—and that Trump's white, European ancestry doesn't create its own bias.
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But the work also explores charged issues like gender and ageism, touching on the ways in which society handles (or fails to handle) "other" voices in mainstream media.
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Buzhinsky argued that the United States had itself breached the INF treaty by activating a missile defense shield last year in Romania, touching on a regular Russian refrain.
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A federal appeals court panel had hard questions for both sides in the lawsuit over President Trump's immigration ban, touching on issues of presidential power and religious discrimination.
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Which is how we wind up where we are today: having a public conversation about male sexual misbehavior, while barely touching on the nature of men and sex.
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Before "Jackie," he had made just a handful of films, all set in Chile and often touching on, in various ways, the country's divisive and traumatic political history.
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ROME — Spanning six centuries of religious and legal teachings touching on astronomy, medicine, ethics, philosophy and more, the Babylonian Talmud is so complex, it has rarely been translated.
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The review will be a broad look at how the ECB operates, touching on everything from its inflation target to what it can do to fight climate change.
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At McCain's commemoration, former Presidents from the GOP and the Democratic Party were able to give speeches touching on the same virtues of civility and political self-sacrifice.
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With this, Elidibus has already established himself as a chilling adversary because he is touching on something far greater than you or him—or even Final Fantasy XIV.
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Kanye West is remembering his late mom, Donda West, with a very special Sunday Service ... and the tribute was truly touching on Mother's Day, from start to end.
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Jenner cheerily greeted the crowd before delving into a wide-ranging conversation touching on everything from her support of the party to her faith and recently proposed bathroom bills.
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Based in New York, she sings traditional Ladino songs, and writes new ones, often touching on themes of feminism and love, as she did in her 100 album Gracia.
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In addition to touching on the quirks of the celebrity lifestyle, privilege and political activism, Handler opens up about the loss of her brother, Chet, and her family life.
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Now a professor at Chicago Booth business school, Rajan has published a book on dissatisfaction with markets and the state - touching on some of the underlying issues behind Brexit.
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Touching on some of the other changes, these bone conduction headphones tout a refined look that, compared to the Trekz Titanium, is more in line with Beats Powerbeats Pro.
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It then selected 100 and printed them on a poster; the anonymous snippets speak volumes, touching on a wide array of aspects of getting married, ups and downs included.
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Pose follows the iconic movement of the New York underground ballroom culture back in the late 1980s, touching on everything from the community going mainstream to the AIDS epidemic.
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Janet Jackson announced the continuation of her world tour in a Twitter video addressed to her fans, while briefly touching on her separation from estranged husband Wissam Al Mana.
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The FBI's criminal probe is also increasingly touching on the multiple roles of senior White House adviser Jared Kushner on both the Trump campaign and the Trump transition team.
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At the end of the parade route on Third Street, many players gave speeches touching on related themes, and the unlikely odds the team faced of reaching the title.
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Now a professor at Chicago Booth business school, Rajan has published a book on dissatisfaction with markets and the state — touching on some of the underlying issues behind Brexit.
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The win capped off a tumultuous final few weeks of the campaign for Hyde-Smith who had a string of controversies, many of them touching on issues of race.
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Now a professor at Chicago Booth business school, Rajan has published a book on dissatisfaction with markets and the state -- touching on some of the underlying issues behind Brexit.
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The president is expected to play a major role in that effort by touching on themes such as criminal-justice reform, LGBT rights and climate change during his address.
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Trying to please all sides, Ramaphosa said Eskom's generation, transmission and distribution businesses would become separate state-owned entities, without touching on controversial subjects like job cuts or privatisation.
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We end up touching on the topic of A.'s parents and their divorce, and his opening up makes me a lot more comfortable discussing my own parents' divorce.
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Formally, Levant's work has become more rigorous and complex since Blood Drive, and the art-activism of that show has given way to encoded references touching on sociopolitical issues.
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And all of that is without touching on his back takes, his 2-on-1 control, his spiral armbar and his legendary X-guard and single leg X-guard.
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People have tried to make games touching on the subject—like Nuremberg: Trial of the Century (1999) and Prison Architect (2015)— with varying degrees of success and critical reception.
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This year, the trolls wrote posts touching on immigration, guns, race relations, women and even the debate over the protests by National Football League players during the national anthem.
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In December, countries will meet in Poland to finalize a "rule book" for implementing the Paris Agreement — touching on contentious topics like how to track and verify emissions cuts.
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None of that came up on Friday night, as Trump trash-talked his Democratic opponents in 2020 and characterized the coronavirus as the latest issue touching on border security.
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"This was a technocrat's speech, disconnected from the reality of French and not touching on their worries, including those of the 'yellow vests'," he said in a television interview.
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His party championed a court ruling that allowed a Hindu temple to be built on the site of a centuries-old mosque, touching on a dangerous sectarian flash point.
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This musical from the Pushcart Players, written by Ruth Fost, with a score by Larry Hochman, portrays scenes from a variety of global stories, all touching on the miraculous.
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Touching on what your President said last week – no man is born to cause harm to women, this is learned behavior, and a cycle that needs to be broken.
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The message came amid an early morning torrent of tweets from the president touching on topics ranging from oil production, immigration, North Korea, cable news and the Academy Awards.
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He then transitioned into a critique of the cultural topics of the election, first touching on the debate about transgendered bathroom usage and then talking about his own sexuality.
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All of the hugging and the touching on the book tour, as rewarding as it's been, can be difficult for her as a trauma survivor, she said at lunch.
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Still, Mr. Cohen's testimony surfaced some new information that could be relevant to Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, or other prosecutors investigating cases touching on the president.
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As the editor of Modern Love, he has read tens of thousands of personal essays touching on the joy and despair that relationships, in all their forms, can engender.
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North Korean officials and their counterparts from South Korea held their first talks in more than two years on Tuesday, touching on military tensions and next month's Winter Olympics.
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Metamorphosis, while a Vegas show at its core, is essentially an audio biography of Jackson's life and career, touching on everything from her music, motherhood, activism and her famous family.
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But that barely scratches the surface of a whiplash-inducing series of plot twists, touching on torture, old-school porn, sadism, a mental hospital, and a ton of graphic sex.
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The resulting dinner is about as quirky and tense as any holiday get-together can be, with the conversation touching on "illegal aliens," divided families, and the threat of change.
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Touching on a particularly sensitive subject, he also said Salvini should provide explanations over allegations that the League attempted to obtain illegal funding from Russia through a covert oil transaction.
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There are a bunch of interesting, obvious questions touching on facets of sexuality that don't entail getting together with another person: To take two, how often do asexual people masturbate?
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The name of the band already sets up a template, talking about appropriating and re-appropriating western pop culture, touching on exploitation and the ethics of how we qualify race.
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In both his fiction and reportage (sometimes touching on the demimonde of strip clubs and cable access porn shows) Mano gustily embraced the sexual free-for-all of the 1970s.
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Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight breaks down why the battlefield has ballooned, touching on factors including the high number of GOP retirements, Democrats' steep cash advantage and Pennsylvania's new congressional map.
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High-yield savings accounts are also a great way to keep growing an emergency fund that you won't be touching on a daily basis, but could need at any moment.
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Inside the issue, she's interviewed by her friend Jessica Seinfeld, touching on far-ranging matters from her undying passion for white wine to her fears (or lack thereof) about aging.
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But the main thrust of his argument was more expansive, touching on the political left's existential concerns over what they see as hypocrisy in Trump and disdain for democratic norms.
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Formally, Kate Levant's work has become more rigorous and complex since Blood Drive, and the art-activism of that show has given way to encoded references touching on sociopolitical issues.
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But Minnesota also barred materials "designed to influence or impact voting," which officials interpreted to cover messages touching on any subject that had been addressed by candidates and their parties.
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But their brief moment of tension isn't just political jockeying as they stare down the looming Iowa caucuses — it's touching on a real point of debate in the Democratic Party.
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In another move touching on the Trump impeachment, Ukraine said it was opening an investigation into reports that Russian hackers gained access to computers of the Ukrainian gas company Burisma.
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In the course of a four-hour interview touching on things it hurts to talk about, she decided that her roof-deck party play was the wrong thing to write.
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As we look at startups and IPOs and the impact that public companies have on young tech companies, I want to make sure that I'm touching on the right topics.
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Trump dismisses corruption claims Touching on corruption claims tainting his administration's reputation, Trump also dismissed concerns that his administration was directing government business to his resorts in Scotland and Ireland.
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Personal experiences helped shaped Norcross's views as he works on issues touching on addiction in Congress, where he serves as a vice chairman of the House Bipartisan Heroin Task Force.
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It was a wide-ranging speech designed to portray Cuomo as a governor of big ideas, touching on topics including the minimum wage, prison reform, counter terrorism and paid maternity leave.
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Just as impactful was her acceptance speech, in which Jackson highlighted the challenges faced by women in the music industry and beyond, touching on the #MeToo movement and Time's Up initiative.
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For criticism, Jerry Saltz of New York magazine won for his work on visual art in America, touching on work and exhibitions at the Whitney, Frieze New York and the Met.
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Two reports published by the Obama White house late last year spelled out the need to invest in AI, as well as touching on topics like regulation and the labor market.
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Today, NASA's new administrator, Jim Bridenstine, spoke candidly with a group of reporters in Washington, DC about the direction of NASA, touching on everything from deep space rockets to climate change.
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Opening up to Dax Shepard on his Armchair Expert podcast this week, the comedian reflected on the trajectory of her career, touching on the cancelation of her popular ABC sitcom, Ellen.
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The film, which was funded via Kickstarter, takes a broad look at Didion's vast oeuvre and impact, touching on her early days at Vogue, reporting on 60s counterculture, and Hollywood connections.
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On Sunday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in an interview with Fox News Channel's "Sunday Morning Futures" program that Trump "will be touching on tax reform" as part of the speech.
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The Bible, Mr Wallis points out, contains 2,000 verses touching on poverty, rather more than mention homosexuality; a worldview that neglects "the least of these", he insists, "makes no biblical sense".
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There's this new wave of country music that's talking about other things and just touching on a much deeper level with people, so I'm really proud that they're doing so well.
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Insatiable may have thought it was being progressive by introducing a trans character and touching on her own body image issues, but the girl is never named or mentioned ever again.
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They got to talking, and they landed on a project that would take place on a road trip across America — touching on politics, but in a less direct, more atmospheric way.
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But all of this isn't even touching on what is without a doubt Oopstacles' best feature, and the element that helps keep it true to the goofy gameshows it's riffing on.
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Touching on issues that have hardly gone away since Baldwin wrote the novel — race, policing, prison conditions, sexual assault — its story feels as fresh today as it did in the 1970s.
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The problem, though, is that the N.F.L. has not always been aboveboard in its links to the military, and that is another reason Kaepernick's stance is touching on a sensitive issue.
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Even if Trump fired Rosenstein and Mueller, he would need to do the same with prosecutors in New York, in order to stop all of the investigations touching on his campaign.
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Touching on one of the most sensitive issues for markets, Conte said the euro zone's fiscal rules should be "aimed at helping citizens" and Italy would negotiate changes to EU governance.
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The 77-minute conference was a wide-ranging and at times heated discussion between Trump and reporters, touching on many of the controversies from his first month in the Oval Office.
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"Personally, I don't think that seeing cars going wide disturbs the show," Grosjean said at the British Grand Prix, touching on one of the reasons the rule was put in place.
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Touching on classical, jazz, lofi, and unique influences, these playlists will help you concentrate, give you some background noise that's less distracting than putting the TV on, and lift your spirits.
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"You'd rather see me die than outgrow you," Elektra tells Stick and Murdock, referring to her training and obliquely touching on how both men want to control her and her destiny.
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Mayweather has another record, a criminal one for hitting women, while McGregor has demonstrated a capacity for low verbal blows touching on race, misogyny, Mayweather's struggle with reading, you name it.
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The governor revisited many of these proposals on Tuesday as well, in a wide-ranging speech touching on domestic terrorism, infrastructure projects, paid sick leave and importing prescription drugs from Canada.
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"Chanel" moves at the pace of a swinging funeral, a meditative march, and Mr. Ocean sings and quick-talks his way through, touching on liquid wealth, beautiful partners and police hypocrisy.
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The next two episodes don't fare much better, throwing in romantic storylines before we have time to learn the suitors' names and touching on everything from sex trafficking to suicide attempts.
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Any conversation about Medicare-for-all (whatever flavor a candidate is promoting) ends up touching on disability, as disabled people are frequent and heavy users of the health care system. Sens.
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But in other cases touching on the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment, Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee has shown little inclination to buttress America's wall of separation between church and state.
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A crowd-pleaser by writer–director Hsieh Pei-ju, the romantic comedy belies its light humor and sunlit cinematography by touching on darker themes such as body image issues and eating disorders.
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The legendary songstress, who turns 203 on Saturday, sat down for a revealing chat in Billboard's May 220 issue, touching on the ups and downs of her six-decades in the spotlight.
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Since the Washington, DC circuit court hears mainly regulatory and separation-of-powers cases that tend not to make headlines, Mr Kavanaugh has authored relatively few rulings touching on divisive political questions.
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The mother of two stresses the importance of said aspirations, touching on the unfairness of how once a woman has kids, it's sometimes assumed that parenthood suddenly makes up her entire identity.
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Kanye West was glued to his Twitter account on Wednesday, posting a grand total of 82 tweets touching on everything from fashion to politics — and making plenty of headlines along the way.
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" The star has been working closely with Cody to craft a story revolving around "a modern and multi-generational family and their complex dynamics, touching on issues of gender identity and race.
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Tan admits that the story is as much a reflection of the team itself, touching on class conflict in the studio's native Singapore as well as national issues of race and sexuality.
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With its titles reaching 1 billion readers and touching on other unifying themes such as food, housing and travel, the media house has the chance to nudge a lot of different behavior.
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The address downplayed the problems we're still facing in favor of lots of hope and relatively little concrete change, touching on cancer research, a better social safety net, and fixing global warming.
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With you touching on your experience with your father, it seems there's a theme of controlling, dominant men trying to put their heel down on you as a strong, self-defined woman.
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The new push for a deal was reportedly spurred by Trump's Thursday call with Xi, which the president described as "long and very good," touching on trade as well as other topics.
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Earlier in the day, Trump capped 2017 with a video self-tribute touching on what he sees as the high points of his achievements and rhetoric from his first year in office.
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So, on Wednesday, a case about property taxes took on more lofty concerns, touching on separation of powers and the independence of the 51-member legislative branch to differ with the mayor.
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That would be a more profitable line of questioning, because a play like "The Sound Inside," abjuring sentimentality in its very bones, could never be this affecting without touching on something big.
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Mr. Richards sent her three scripts while she was shooting the TV series's final season, and Mr. Demos-Brown's play, touching on race, class, gender and police brutality, immediately grabbed her attention.
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That visit thrusts him into an adventure that connects him with Bangladeshi migrants in Libya, dolphins in the Mediterranean and venomous water snakes in California, while touching on migration, xenophobia and technology.
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The presidential candidate outlined his vision for foreign policy to a mostly subdued crowd of some 100 people in Manhattan, touching on subjects from the U.S. occupation in Afghanistan to climate change.
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Together, we will explore ways to accelerate financial-sector engagement to tackle these problems, touching on everything from anti-money laundering practices to responsible lending and investment, and from remediation to prevention.
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Also on Sunday, Huawei unveiled its new device, the Mate X, which is both foldable and 5G capable — touching on two of the big innovation themes that will dominate this week's events.
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Reports have also surfaced citing TikTok employees saying that the app's content-moderation decisions were made by China-based teams that demoted or removed content touching on U.S. social and political topics.
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The news run continued, with our trio touching on Airbnb's recent financial results, and our wonderment about how to price the firm, the closure of Brandless (RIP), and the issues at SoftBank.
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Then we were touching on this in the first part of this, the ideas you have about media and social media and audiences, this is a throughline through all of your stuff.
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It sent an alarming signal to hundreds of line attorneys inside the department, who may now fear that any work touching on the president's allies will be subject to political interference, they said.
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"Touching on issues of race and class, democracy and civil rights, and much more, we believe each of these productions won't just entertain, but will educate, connect, and inspire us all," he said.
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Their conversation was a whirlwind of emotions, touching on the industry's lip-service to diversity, and the adversity Rousteing faced growing up as a Black man in a white adoptive family in France.
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By straddling the realistic and the fantastic, by touching on the needs of the present moment and presenting new answers to age-old dilemmas, NDiaye is writing a literature both innovative and incredible.
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So I'm just touching on just a little bit of the broken system, but literally we could spend your entire podcast just explaining to you how savagely broken and offensive this system is.
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" Most of the best-known feature films about filmmaking are about the frustrations of the business, and most of them feature characters touching on the big existential questions: "Why do I do this?
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Kennedy's speech was a clear harkening back to the days of President Barack Obama, touching on themes of unification, especially after the past year of divisive identity politics stoked by Trump's own rhetoric.
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Driving this is the fact that these 800-pound gorillas are becoming major players in the world economy, forging new areas of growth and touching on sectors that they hadn't been in before.
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Bhatia has been accused by four people of assault, including forcible kissing and touching, on Scene and Herd, a social media account revealing anonymous confessions of sexual assault in the Indian art world.
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The handful of farmers who came to Washington, D.C., discussed their legislative and regulatory priorities with lawmakers and regulators, touching on a wide array of issues including immigration, financial services, transportation and regulations.
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The project is expected to highlight pioneering LGBTQ voices in front of and behind the camera, while also touching on the often problematic subjects, themes, and depictions of queer characters in popular culture.
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US officials briefed on the probe said the bureau's investigation was increasingly touching on the role Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law, played on Trump's presidential campaign and his contacts with Russian officials.
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However, some criticized her for not touching on all of the facts about why the pipeline was moved from Bismarck, which included the need for more space than Bismarck was able to provide.
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So maybe it was inevitable that jointly watching or at least touching on the show, which premiered 20 years ago Thursday, has emerged as a key moment in many of today's romantic relationships.
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Veils and head scarves are political and social lightning rods in France, touching on issues so sensitive — secularism, feminism and the integration of Muslims — that they seem to inspire anger wherever they appear.
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We'll-, we'll let you get away with not touching on Brexit, I think we've all had a lot of Brexit-, and there's still lots of-, TT: I-, I-, I made a valiant attempt.
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"This year a lot of the talks on our stages are touching on the (number of women in the sector)," Anna O'Hare, head of content at Web Summit, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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A rousing speech by Oprah Winfrey touching on politics and the #MeToo movement provided a jolt of excitement to Democrats who believe she could reenergize the party and defeat Donald Trump in 2628.
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"I didn&apost realize that I was saying and touching on aspects in life that were deeper than the average song," the 17-year-old breakout star said during an interview with Variety.
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Alba started by touching on the company's early days, which was plagued with the usual technology issues faced by young startups, like website downtime and even occasionally having to process credit cards by hand.
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Shot in Atlanta, Father Figure is a funny and at times provocative set from Wood, touching on how race in America affects everything from Oscar-bait movies to shopping in a big-box store.
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Honestly, it's a little sad (not even touching on the fact that the world's most valuable brand with billions in cash reserves should be able to, you know, pay photographers in more than exposure).
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Divisions in Congress, too The reaction on Capitol Hill Wednesday was one mostly of condemnation of the attack, with few statements touching on the underlying divisions over the US role in Afghanistan going forward.
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Special Correspondents almost becomes a satire on the modern news media, touching on the rush to sensationalize, the lack of oversight or fact-checking, and the perils of aggregating news instead of original reporting.
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"The Insult" is a movie that focuses on a dispute between a Palestinian construction worker and a Lebanese Christian car mechanic that evolves into a courtroom thriller touching on questions of guilt and honor.
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The channel's decision to cut the song, as well as to pixelate rainbow flags in the audience, was considered particularly shocking to LGBT advocates, as it had previously aired shows touching on LGBT issues.
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"As soon as anything touching on Antarctic territorial sovereignty arises, one is, frankly, in a hall of mirrors," said Alan Hemmings, a polar legal expert who used to command a British base in Antarctica.
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On a recent evening, Tullio Patassini, a League member who now represents Macerata in Parliament, explained why the party fit so well, touching on topics such as law and order and the Russian sanctions.
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In 2008 he founded Early Rain, and his sermons were often extremely topical, touching on what he saw as rampant materialism in Chinese society and the political compromises made by the government-run church.
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Whether you even find the above exchange intelligible reveals a great deal more than merely your political bent, touching on aspects of age, education and geography — not to mention distinctions of race and class.
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For biographers and journalists, Spielberg's estrangement from his father, which lasted for years, has become the figure in the carpet—Spielberg has made film after film touching on fathers in one way or another.
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"The behavior of some radical protesters challenges the central government's authority, touching on the bottom line principle of 'one country, two systems,'" said the chief spokesman for the Ministry of National Defense, Senior Col.
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The order adds another case touching on voting disputes to the court's docket at a time when the justices are already considering cases concerning partisan gerrymandering and the purge of voter rolls in Ohio.
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"The Yellow House" is a wide-ranging, book-length poem that roams through time, touching on family history, identity, the disruption of emigration, urban life, the loss of an unborn child and much else.
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That level of coordination with local industry, ideally touching on everything from curriculum to recruitment, is now seen by policy experts as a crucial dividing line between programs that work and those that don't.
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But while he stuck to tradition in one way by touching on several topics, the one issue where the president clearly pulled out the most stops and made his best case was on immigration.
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The survey included questions touching on 49 core indicators of electoral integrity, which were then grouped into 255 categories reflecting all stages of the electoral cycle: pre-election, campaign, polling day, and its aftermath.
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The show's theme solicited submissions running along dramatic and political lines, touching on broad and flagrant issues of social injustice — in sharp contrast to last year's Wish List, which elicited fairly optimistic and personal presentations.
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"We need our policies towards Turkey to go in a new direction...we can't continue as we have done," Gabriel told reporters in unusually direct language touching on sensitive commercial matters including corporate investment guarantees.
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The Chinese version of SNL, a show known for its risqué political sketches in the United States, had seemed to refrain from touching on political flashpoints in a market where censors strictly control all content.
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But before he dived into tech, Zuck doubled down on comments he made in recent weeks, lightly touching on issue of immigration and even taking a very veiled swipe at GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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The basic Trump formula on the campaign trail was to embrace hard-line rhetoric and policy stances on issues directly touching on ethnic identity, while shifting to the left on some big economic policy issues.
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" Rather, Facebook said, "the ads and accounts appeared to focus on amplifying divisive social and political messages across the ideological spectrum — touching on topics from LGBT matters to race issues to immigration to gun rights.
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But as with anything connected to politics and religion in the Holy Land, the dispute is about much more than the security devices themselves, touching on issues of sovereignty, religious freedom, occupation and Palestinian nationalism.
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"Rather, the ads and accounts appeared to focus on amplifying divisive social and political messages across the ideological spectrum — touching on topics from LGBT matters to race issues to immigration to gun rights," Facebook said.
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"I love my craft," she says, touching on the fact that while there is still work to do, she is especially grateful for the improved opportunities over the years for women of color in Hollywood.
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Conference chair Joan Hoff Wilson had worked the conference's unsteady footing into her opening address, touching on issues of class while underlining the importance of a movement centered on experiences all women have in common.
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Last month, CNN reported that the FBI's investigation of Russian meddling in the 20173 presidential election was increasingly touching on the multiple roles of Kushner on both the Trump campaign and the Trump transition team.
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Milken was speaking to CNBC's "Street Signs" on Wednesday at the sidelines of his institute's Asia Summit 2017 in Singapore, touching on topics ranging from the impact of technology on jobs to future growth industries.
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In an interview with the Süddeutsche Zeitung in May 2010, Ms. Merkel mused openly about what kind of a country Turkey would be in 2015, touching on the very issues that remain so sensitive now.
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The investigation has since branched out, touching on deals involving satellite operator Spacecom, which is also controlled by Elovitch, and even led to the director-general of Israel's Communications Ministry being placed under house arrest.
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"The behavior of some radical protesters challenges the central government's authority, touching on the bottom line principle of 'one country, two systems,'" chief spokesman for the Ministry of National Defense, Wu Qian, said on Wednesday.
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A writer for In Style who recently completed a treatment program herself applauded the movie for touching on some of the most important (and frustrating) things about recovery that often don't get any screen time.
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Poised throughout most of our exchange, she gets most excited when we talk about rap and how it can be political without ever touching on presidential candidates and who you should or shouldn't vote for.
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With [body modification], you have to get to the root of it before you do it, just to make sure it's something you really want to do or if it's touching on a deeper issue.
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Now, let's get to the news... President Donald Trump on Thursday afternoon sat down with NYT's Peter Baker, Maggie Haberman, and publisher A.G. Sulzberger for a wide-ranging interview touching on a number of topics.
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Is it possible that the former madam of a high-end escort service (who, like Mr. Trump, was long a fixture of New York's gossip pages) might have information touching on the country's national security?
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Pop culture doggedly avoids touching on just how awful the prognosis is for the future, and if it did nothing else, the list of horrifying statistics this scene brings up would make the film groundbreaking.
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The surge in activity has been bolstered by the Trump administration's eagerness to comply with the industry's requests to roll back federal rules touching on almost every aspect of oil and gas companies' operations here.
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Even as the candidates faced questions about widening political divisions — underscored by recent bomb threats against multiple prominent Democrats — Gillum and DeSantis traded personal attacks and accusations, touching on everything from race to corruption allegations.
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I mean, you're touching on for all of sports what's going to be the biggest story, I think, over the next decade is how will we consume live sports broadcasts the old model is dying.
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Touching on everything from race and class to single-payer health care, this bracing exercise in unvarnished honesty is a nervy tightrope act that feels as vertiginous as its protagonist's own madcap journey to clarity.
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Joseph Cannataci, the U.N. special rapporteur on the right to privacy, submitted the draft questionnaire - touching on everything from chatrooms to systematic surveillance - to the U.N. Human Rights Council, and invited comments by June 30.
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The new agreement gives the Freedom Caucus some additional concessions, including waivers that allow states to opt out of major Obamacare regulations touching on essential health benefits and when insurance companies can charge higher premiums.
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Mogherini said the talks in Ankara had been "frank, open, respectful and constructive", touching on issues including deepening a customs union and supporting Turkey as it copes with an influx of some 3 million Syrian refugees.
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West tweeted into the early hours of Monday, touching on topics ranging from the upcoming Grammy Awards and making the world a better place to his creative content company DONDA and the slang term "bruh" (brother).
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This year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe, open to anyone with a desire to perform and a venue willing to host them, features some 3,500 shows from a record 63 countries, touching on everything from Brexit to feminism.
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Following a black youth named Chiron at three pivotal stages in his life, the film is a coming-of-age story about growing up different, touching on love, masculinity, and queer identity in Miami's black community.
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Wu on Wednesday echoed that sentiment, saying that "the behavior of some radical protesters challenges the central government's authority, touching on the bottom line principle of 'one country, two systems,'" according to The New York Times.
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Instead, police and regulators cited club operators for offences that do not shock most New Orleanians—allowing drug-dealing and inappropriate touching on the premises and strippers to parade around half-naked while not on stage.
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In a series of Twitter posts touching on NAFTA trade negotiations and security, Trump described Mexico as "the number one most dangerous country in the world," an assertion that was quickly rebuffed by Mexico's foreign ministry.
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An earlier TechCrunch report touching on the Transcend investment shows documentation in which Rothenberg wired $1.7 million directly to his personal bank account on the same day Transcend wired the $2 million to Bend Reality LLC.
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Veronica Escobar (D-Texas) focused on the integral role that cross-border trade has played in the economic vitality of El Paso, touching on debates over border wall funding and the risks of harsh immigration policies.
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The stock acts as if business is very strong, something that is easy for Cramer to believe given that it has now integrated NetSuite and touching on being the fastest growing cloud computing company on earth.
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Touching on how they are navigating today's tense political climate, the panelists centered their discussion on an essential question: Everything seems to be coming to a boil around us, so where do we go from here?
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The explosion was felt and heard blocks away, jolting the quiet residential neighborhood and touching on the jittery nerves of a city still on edge from the bombings in Manhattan and New Jersey 10 days earlier.
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BEGINNING TODAY -- THE HIGHEST COURT IN ALL THE LAND: The Supreme Court is beginning a new term today with a blockbuster docket of cases touching on civil rights, free speech, presidential power, redistricting and privacy rights.
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"Waiting for the Artist" is a satire, just thirty minutes long, but it has peculiar layers, touching on the same questions addressed in "Fosse/Verdon": What does it take to be seen as a female genius?
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That reference to Reddit, the online fan-obsession bazaar, appears early on as a hat tip: Mr. Kaneria drew many of his ideas — touching on numerology, astrology, semiotics and assorted Easter eggs — from Radiohead-related threads.
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The documentary also tries to find the source of his style, touching on how he worked on multiple paintings at once and employed the influence of hip-hop, jazz, and avant-garde poetry in his aesthetic.
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Foremost among the offending material: Posts and memes touching on hot-button issues like race, gender and sexuality that were secretly created by Russian organizations with ties to the Kremlin to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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The ads — all of which were enlarged, printed out and splayed out across the committee floor on a series of poster boards — spanned the gamut of contentious social issues touching on race, religion and political affiliation.
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Mr. Percoco and Mr. Kaloyeros were ensnared in an investigation into bid-rigging, bribery and fraud touching on Mr. Cuomo's signature upstate economic plan: the Buffalo Billion, which aims to revitalize that western New York city.
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In recent weeks, several other candidates, including Warren and Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana, have rushed to roll out plans for rural America, touching on everything from farm subsidies to rural healthcare and broadband.
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While Carla Cefalo teaches the standard health curriculum — touching on topics like healthy relationships, opioid use, vaping, depression, eating disorders and public health — social and emotional wellness has also become a key component of her class.
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The deputy national security adviser for strategy, one of the few White House aides with extensive experience in a past Republican administration, has taken on a large list of responsibilities touching on foreign and domestic policy.
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Of note: Personal experiences, such as these, have helped shaped Norcross's views as he works on issues touching on addiction in Congress, where he serves as a vice chairman of the House Bipartisan Heroin Task Force.
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Who should win: Quentin Tarantino, "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood"Tarantino's movie set in late 1960s Hollywood and touching on the different trajectories of two actors is as powerful as much as it is entertaining.
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The next short story in the collection is a bit more sprawling, touching on a huge numbers of topics around virtual worlds, the entities we raise in them, and what that means for us as humans.
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The book is a collection of short pieces, quasi- or semi-fictional but based in reality, touching on aspects of life in the part of western Turkey where Sinan (Aydin Dogu Demirkol) and his family live.
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Like its predecessors, the album synthesizes any number of sounds and styles into a unique listening experience touching on everything from Jim O'Rourke and Bon Iver to Shabazz Palaces and Dntel (who contributed to the project).
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I mean honestly, this conversation we're having has been perfect; we talked about a ton of stuff, and you're touching on this because it's an obvious theme in my life, but the whole interview wasn't about it.
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Fake Christians While many of this Pope's pronouncements are often assumed to be novel interpretations of Christian doctrines, Francis was also touching on an ancient debate: If you believe but don't behave, can you get into heaven?
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"I Remember Makonnen" painfully captures all of that while touching on social justice, politics, and suspicion from family that his miraculous weight loss speaks to a drug habit rather than a desire to improve his stage show.
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"A second axis is, well, why is this only about gay people?" she said, touching on questions about how a ruling could apply to racial discrimination, sex discrimination, or even, as raised at one point, disability discrimination.
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Mr Sessions recused himself from any investigation touching on the campaign—which would include an ongoing FBI probe into Russia's role in the election—even though Mr Trump had said he should not make such a concession.
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A quick montage shows Jake and Amy going about their week with her experiencing unwanted touching on the subway and unnecessary comments from strangers ("You have a nice mouth" is too oddly specific to not be relatable).
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He was touching on concerns that two new far-right parties, one of which wants Islam banned and hundreds of thousands of Muslims deported, could win parliamentary seats in the June 5 election, according to recent polls.
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As a voice of her generation, she is hauntingly vulnerable in her music, touching on everything from anxiety and depression to her absentee father and the gang-related murder of her brother, Kenneth, when she was 16.
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But 45 minutes after Dailor's initial hesitations, he had meticulously dissected much of Mastodon's history and traced the band's growing legacy as a prog-metal powerhouse, while touching on members' personal tragedies and losses, including his own.
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Now a finance professor at Chicago Booth business school, Rajan has just published a book on populist dissatisfaction with markets and the state - touching on some of the underlying issues that drove the Brexit vote in 2016.
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Manipulated or not, her voice — startling in its range, confident, loud — lends power to lyrics that weave their way through sensitive topics focused mostly on race and gender, but also touching on climate change and sexual harassment.
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The pair talked about Kleiner Perkins, touching on people who've left the firm, how its decision-making process now works, why there are no senior women in its ranks and what they make of SoftBank's Vision Fund.
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The music of "Prayer Song" hovers with electric-piano chords and wordless backup voices; the lyrics are a kaleidoscopic, free-associative vision of Los Angeles, touching on lust, violence, gentrification, plastic surgery, masculinity, conspicuous consumption and religion.
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Touching on everything from the racism he encountered to the physical and sexual abuse he endured, Laymon compares his childhood memories with how he feels in middle age, and offers a complex, nuanced portrayal of his mother.
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It's well nuanced for being as short as it is—there are certainly other interpretations, both uplifting and damning, that I'm not touching on—though it can also be heavy handed in ensuring the player gets it.
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"Touching on issues of race and class, democracy and civil rights and much more, we believe each of these productions won't just entertain, but will educate, connect and inspire us all," Mr. Obama said in a statement.
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They play against a backdrop of story lines touching on race, class and religion (for starters) with a sensory overload of elaborate production numbers, cultural references (Star Wars, kung fu, Grandmaster Flash) and wildly alternating cinematic styles.
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Smith-Cameron breaks that all down and more in a length discussion touching on the show's delicious casting choices, Gerri's own obsession with power, and a look into her backstory that you may not have heard yet.
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He is famous, sure, for the flayed, undulating figure of existential panic in "The Scream" (1893) and for a few other images, touching on love and death, from the first, rock-star-like decade of his career.
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It's also the latest in a deluge of TV series that feel like a direct response to the #MeToo movement, touching on third-rail themes that are meant not merely to comfort or inspire but to unsettle.
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Buttigieg has spoken of his ability to recruit what he calls "future former Republicans," touching on a common theme cited by his supporters who believe he has the best chance of defeating Trump in the general election.
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Touching on issues of artistic survival and the porous boundary between work and pleasure, Ms. Subrin, an accomplished visual artist and filmmaker, sifts addiction, celebrity and the plight of the aging actress into something rarefied yet real.
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The result is a quick but wide-ranging education on 1970s Iran, touching on everything from Iranian-built Paykan cars to the illicit cassette tapes that were used to spread the messages of exiled religious leaders and intellectuals.
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Charlie Brooker's anthology series about technology and the future has always veered between horror and humor, and "USS Callister" is among its funniest, darkest commentaries, touching on everything from gaming and artificial intelligence to office life and sociopathy.
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Ryan Murphy's ambitious project ends up touching on all the social and interpersonal dynamics at work surrounding that incident, from discrimination of the LGBTQ+ community to the competitive and fiercely loving relationship between Versace and his sister, Donatella.
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Premadasa has sought to fire up the countryside with promises of free housing, schools uniforms for students and sanitary pads for women - touching on a topic rarely discussed in public but which has drawn women to his rallies.
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Pace yourself, though: This is very much the same disorienting, relentless series, touching on techno-cultural themes — hacking, social-media mobs, drones, the narcotic allure of nostalgia — in stories that are both dreamily speculative and of-the-moment.
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Touching on themes like the region's arguably outdated penchant for EDM, and the creative potential offered by the region's diversity—the conference participants outlined what could be a vibrant and unique potential for dance music in the area.
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John McCain's forthcoming memoir "The Restless Wave" made their way online today, touching on juicy, wide-ranging topics like the senator's relationship with Barack Obama, his feelings about Vladimir Putin, and his handling of the infamous Steele dossier.
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"Most of the ads appear to focus on divisive social and political messages across the ideological spectrum, touching on topics from LGBT matters to race issues to immigration to gun rights", Facebook said in a blog post. bit.
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By weaving female embodiment and sexuality into themes touching on old-school porn and the resistance of the #MeToo movement, Upson's bizarre humor questions who can claim the body, and its unraveling, while refuting both objectification and victimization.
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We'll also offer support for your life as a person and a parent, touching on topics including how to make mornings easier and how to not murder your spouse after baby (though you may sort of want to).
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When it comes to countries like Syria, the United Arab Emirates or Saudi Arabia, I have to consider whether I could get someone in trouble with the government for touching on sensitive topics in online or phone conversations.
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Darrel asked why the quarterback who had been the starter at Charles Drew High was not given the same opportunity at Eunice High, touching on a corrosive stereotype that black athletes were not smart enough to be quarterbacks.
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This "better deal" is explicitly designed to appeal to the "many American workers who have been left behind and left out of the economic recovery" — and to reduce the political salience of issues touching on ethnicity and race.
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But the reason for the lack of new asphalt is considerably more complicated, touching on decades-old grievances between the state and the Senecas; accusations of bad faith on both sides; and a legal battle over casino revenue.
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Touching on a key theme of Warren and Sanders, Bloomberg also proposes measures to boost Americans' access to the financial system by offering a range of banking services through the U.S. Postal Service and piloting free bank accounts.
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"Rather, the ads and accounts appeared to focus on amplifying divisive social and political messages across the idealogical spectrum — touching on topics from LGBT matters to race issues to immigration to gun rights," Stamos said in the Sept.
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Mr. Trump's announcement came during a freewheeling, 255-minute appearance in which he ping-ponged from topic to topic, touching on the economy, China trade talks and his coming summit meeting with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un.
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In May, the "No Sleeep" singer appeared in a Twitter video addressed to her fans, announcing the tour with its new name, as well as briefly touching on her separation from her estranged husband, Qatari businessman Wissam Al Mana.
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One current and three former female lawmakers have come forward to allege that they've been subject to harassment by their fellow members of Congress — including hostile sexual comments, repeated unwanted advances and even inappropriate touching on the House floor.
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Touching on a sensitive point for the Russian authorities, Merkel said she had raised concerns with Putin about police breaking up anti-Kremlin protests, as well as other issues that human rights organizations say are a cause for alarm.
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The episode similarly doesn't dig into what it means for Karl to always choose to play as Roxette, and whether there's greater subtext about his identity and sexual preferences, touching on discourse around gay men picking female playable characters.
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"There are few places in modern thought that rival the depth and insight of the Church's moral teachings on the market economy," Sanders said, touching on a topic he has been speaking about for months during the presidential race.
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Touching on her battle with addiction, issues with body image and pain from her childhood, the memoir will also discuss Moore's career, raising her three daughters with ex-husband Bruce Willis, their marriage and her marriage to Ashton Kutcher.
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In a column for Medium, the Trainwreck star claims that Beyoncé and Jay Z gave the video — which sees her and Goldie Hawn imitating Bey's moves without really touching on the racial politics that inspired them — the go-ahead.
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For a handful of young Cuban artists, these illicit creations are a means of touching on social issues in a coded way, ranging from fear of expressing oneself freely in public to growing materialism on the Communist-run island.
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But they're both likely to keep touching on the same basic, relatable storylines about how hard it is for adults to shake off their earliest hurts, and how the past tends to take on a life of its own.
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The blood was kind of meant to be, like... I mean, in some ways, too, we were kind of touching on the issue of abortion, unwed mothers, and going back to the theme of a woman's reformatory as well.
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I think in the longer term — and touching on your broader point about Democrats, Republicans coming together and thinking about privacy — as we know, there is no baseline privacy law in the United States like there is in Europe.
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Kilmeade said that Trump the day before turned his focus away at an Ohio plant from touching on the accomplishments he has already made in office to instead "inexplicably" going after McCain, who died last year of brain cancer.
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Last week Daily VICE went to Montreal's University of Quebec, where the veteran French-Canadian DJ and producer had an in-depth conversation with Simon Coutu, touching on his musical beginnings and offering some sage advice to the crowd.
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What began as a documentary focused solely on the plus-size modeling world has since evolved; Straight/Curve now tackles both the thin and thick of the fashion industry, while also touching on its obsession with youth and whiteness.
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We talk weekly, more or less, touching on the same topics over and over: family, work, our favorite sports teams, a funny old story or two, and inevitably, back to sports—specifically, Joe Maddon and how overrated he is.
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He said that there was an "ongoing investigation touching on all the auto companies" but that it was "difficult to explain what else is out there" and that investigators were still collecting tips from the public and U.A.W. members.
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I sat down with Fan via Skype to discuss the dynamics of both American suburbia and suburbs across the world, touching on changing Chinatowns, the New York housing crisis, community gardening, architectural hybrids, a nation of casinos, and more.
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On SOLOdarity, Jung and her co-host Baeck Ha-na, an accountant, dish out advice to women on why they should stay single, as well as touching on other feminist topics that challenge South Korean women's traditional backseat role.
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But soon after the video was published, Mr. West made a taped appearance at TMZ headquarters, touching on many of the same points at a higher emotional frequency, including several statements about slavery that inspired outrage on social media.
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His new hour of material, which he has honed in regular performances at smaller clubs and theaters, is some of his strongest in years, touching on favorite subjects like aging and relationships as well as political issues like abortion.
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But Obama's latest actions appear to be the boldest, touching on one of the longest-running issues with federal gun control laws and a broader hot-button debate about what to do about America's extraordinary levels of gun violence.
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In a narrative that sweeps forward (and then back) between World War II and the first decade of the new millennium, touching on the civil rights movement, AIDS, deaf culture, lynching, love and sexuality, that emotional terrain remains the book's bedrock.
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The 34-year-old dad-to-be, who is expecting his first child this spring with wife Meghan Markle, shared the importance of overcoming obstacles faced by young people by banding together in a speech – even touching on his impending parenthood.
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I'm proud of QS for touching on this subject; not only did the address the lack of trust between the Black community and law enforcement this season, but also between law enforcement and the Latino and immigrant communities as well.
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Northam, the state's lieutenant governor, had seen his lead in the opinion polls diminish late in the race in the face of hard-edged ads by Republican Ed Gillespie touching on divisive issues such as immigration, gang crime and Confederate statues.
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Touching on the closely-watched property market, Chan, citing preliminary estimates, said the private sector will produce an average 210.3,22016 homes every year for the next five years — 24 percent more than the annual average in the past five years.
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The actor and activist received the Humanitarian Award at the ceremony for his efforts to raise awareness of the Black Lives Matter movement and continued those efforts in his acceptance speech, touching on racial issues, social justice and cultural appropriation.
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Implicit in one recent talk touching on a possible protracted delegate fight was that moderates, with the help of Bloomberg, could walk into the convention with enough votes to swing the nomination away from Sanders or Elizabeth Warren, the official said.
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It's a tidy encapsulation of Dre associates (Likwit Crew) and his evolving sound, touching on three distinct periods: "Some LA Niggaz" bridges the gap between his N.W.A. days and the Chronic jam session, fused through his late 90s Aftermath sensibility.
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"I will seek to eliminate corruption from amongst our ranks, reduce the backlog of cases and automate court proceedings," he said, touching on the issue of graft that is seen as one of the main obstacles to investment in Kenya.
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But what I can tell you is that as a standalone hour of television, it is a fantastic piece of storytelling, touching on larger themes of life, death, self-identity, and guilt with a cleverness and sense of real emotional stakes.
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Yet in making public a case that there would be consequences for Mr. Assad's intransigence, Mr. Kerry was touching on one of the hardest issues facing Mr. Obama and his national security team in their last eight months in office.
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One of the last interviews Anthony Bourdain gave before his suicide last month was published over the weekend, a sprawling conversation touching on politics, travel, work, and the cause he took up devoutly before he passed at 61: the #MeToo movement.
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In it, he is seen touching on issues known to be important to the 160,000 or so Conservative members who will have the final vote on Britain's next leader, once the candidate list has been whittled down by Conservative lawmakers.
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Raymond Ruggiero, an adjunct professor, offered up an energetic lecture on the rise and fall of democracy in Latin America, touching on the spread of the Enlightenment, the power structure of banana republics, and the Guatemalan peace activist Rigoberta Menchu.
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This "first-rate" book — touching on everything from an Eastern European immigrant's life in New York to an overnight bowling sensation — offers Hanks "a second career path if this movie thing doesn't work out," the Times critic Janet Maslin wrote.
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Marty Gaynor seems to be an extraordinarily complex person, and one who coincidentally triggered a deep response within Schonberger, touching on so many of the artist's own issues as to make the conflation of their identities understandable, though not less disturbing.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York's top Democratic legislator drove home his budget priorities on Friday, touching on the minimum wage, paid family leave and education ahead of the release of the state Assembly's spending plan scheduled for later that day.
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In a phone interview, Mr. Peres, 47, emphasized that the site would not be "Gawker 2.0," touching on the old website's reputation for a brash writing style and a willingness to publish information that more traditional news organizations shied away from.
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Rick Scott (R) engaged in a bitter war of words in the first debate of their Senate race on Tuesday, touching on issues ranging from the state's algae crisis to the embattled nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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But the crisis was more than a struggle over security measures, touching on the volatile and fundamental issues of ownership and control of the compound that is revered by Jews as the Temple Mount and by Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary.
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It is a sensitive topic, touching on race and class, but the choices that Democrats make in the coming months will shape their post-Obama identity and carry major implications in both the 19803 midterm elections and the next presidential race.
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The appearances Wednesday were Pompeo's first before the House since Democrats assumed control and questions ranged widely, touching on China's push to introduce 5G technology overseas, to Saudi Arabia's killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Iran's nuclear program and Venezuela's upheaval.
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American no wave icons Lydia Lunch and Weasel Walter performed their spoken word collaboration "Brutal Measures," the former's venomous, striking poetry touching on working class alienation and the existential pressure of human existence, punctuated by the latter's furious, scattered drumming.
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And while the images are obviously gorgeous, what's really amazing are the quotes Rihanna gives in the interview inside, touching on topics as diverse as reinventing her musical sound, her love of high fashion, and that so-called feud between her and Beyoncé.
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Moore took the stage at an event in Sao Paulo to unveil the "I am the Amazon" project, which has mapped 11 sites to document the relationship between the rainforest and its people, touching on topics like food, water and cultural origins.
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" In a blog post published in June touching on this new technique, Facebook claimed that "a fact-checker in France debunked the claim that you can save a person having a stroke by using a needle to prick their finger and draw blood.
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Prosecutors' questions have been wide-ranging, these people said, touching on the campaign's data operations, its relationship with data-mining company Cambridge Analytica, payments to Gates and whether there were arrangements that weren't disclosed in filings to the Federal Election Commission, they said.
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"You're looking at a somewhat humbled tech presence," eBay CEO Devin Wenig told me after one of about a thousand World Economic Forum panels touching on how the field of artificial intelligence could avoid developing the toxic reputation of other recent tech innovations.
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" Despite being a social media space alien, Kendall opened up inside the magazine's pages, touching on her meteoric rise to fame and how she differs from her sisters, saying "I've always been super different from all my sisters, especially my Kardashian sisters.
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Unlike his previous work, which often touched on dating and lead to a whole book about sex and romance, 24-year-old Brooklyn resident Hershlay Raymond says she doesn't remember him touching on the subject of sex at all during last Wednesday's performance.
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During a fireside chat with press at the Mountain Games, Woodman talked at length about a number of topics, touching on his company's upcoming Fusion 360-degree camera, the current state of VR and its future, and dropped a hint for the Hero29.
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Touching on topics that ranged from Barr's devout Zionism to her incentives behind voting for President Donald Trump, the actress and comedian, 65, detailed her feelings amid the public backlash, receding to her mother's basement in Hawaii, where she spent two months.
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A couple of hours later, at a press conference called to address the scandal, Mr Sessions said he had recused himself from any investigation touching on Mr Trump's electoral campaign—which would include his department's probes into what the Russians were up to.
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" Touching on her own struggles to conceive, shortly after revealing the sex of her baby on the way Monday, Bush Hager explained that while it's nice to be expecting a son, she and her husband just wanted to have a "healthy baby.
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Brown's lyrics have always contained multitudes, but Atrocity Exhibition features his strongest writing yet, touching on everything from smoke breaks to erectile dysfunction to the unceasing grind of life on the road with a deft mix of humor, sadness, and wizened reflection.
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There is so much beauty that, for all the sonic abstractions attached to it, is almost plaintive in its presentation, with Ocean's lyrics touching on a variety of big themes—sex, death, youth, drugs, aging, trust, safety, alienation—without giving too much away.
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The entire debate we're seeing now about the GOP bill is refreshing because in just two weeks, it's already been touching on more specific issues inside the plan than we witnessed in the full-year of debates over Obamacare before it passed.
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In the House Ways & Means Committee markup today, there was discussion among a couple of Dems and Republican members, with a Democrat saying: A source familiar with the conversation said the Democrat was touching on an issue that remains "hot" among Republicans.
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The differences, according to economists and experts across the political spectrum, carry enormous consequences not only for the undocumented millions but also for the economy on the whole, touching on labor, healthcare, tax and entitlement issues that cut across the nation's population.
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While touching on the subject of mental health and addiction, the 47-year-old actress recalled rapper Mac Miller — who died of an accidental overdose in September — and how she related to his struggles during Monday's episode of Facebook Watch's Red Table Talk.
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Ahead, you can see some of the real-life memorabilia and set pieces that helped bring the show to life, along with an epic recreation of Hannah's apartment and an illustrated gallery touching on some of the finest moments from the show.
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"Brazil and the United States are tied by the guarantee of liberty, respect for the traditional family, the fear of God our creator, against gender identity, political correctness and fake news," Bolsonaro said, touching on themes that have inflamed his critics in Brazil.
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The latest court filings shed light on Beriker's decision-making process in those final months, touching on Munchery's frequent pivots, the company's 2017 layoffs, its plans to scale sales of Munchery products in Amazon Go stores and failed attempts at a sale.
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Phillips' argument hinges in part on whether baking cakes should be classified as a creative act that touches upon his beliefs, touching on his free speech rights, or whether it is more akin to selling a product like toilet paper or shampoo.
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A special or independent counsel investigation can easily go on for years, so merely starting an investigation into a matter touching on a president's conduct would be enough to strip presidents of their Article II authority of appointments to the highest court.
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Touching on what will clearly be a sore point with unions, he noted that teachers who should be evaluated on how well they teach were instead being measured by "useless" evaluations and paid based on seniority and the number of degrees they held.
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The formula for Marvel Comics evolved helter-skelter as Lee and Kirby poured out many monthly titles: flawed heroes, stories that mixed folklore with space opera, open-ended plots, and allegorical allusions to contemporary politics (frequently touching on the evil of discrimination).
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The music is a midtempo rock march à la OneRepublic, while the lyrics are one long economic and spiritual plaint touching on fashion envy, student loan debt and endless work: "Enough is never enough/American dream never wakes up," the chorus declares.
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Spike Lee picks up first Oscar, looks to 2020 The acclaimed director celebrated the first Oscar win of his decades-long career (although he received an honorary Academy Award in 85033) with an enlivened speech touching on slavery and the 2020 presidential election.
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Following her recent contribution to Discwoman and Allergy Season's Physically Sick protest compilation, the mix traverses a low-swung range of breakbeat and house experiments, impressively touching on an array of rhythm patterns and moods without losing a sense of underlying consistency.
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In the first verse, he calls out a "genius," and it seems like he's touching on Kanye West: Surveying the Twitter timeline, many people seem to believe that Cole also takes shots at Drake's alleged hiring of ghostwriters in the first verse.
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"The threat by Chinese civil aviation authorities to essentially ban aircrew taking part in Hong Kong protests from operating China flights is impossible to ignore, touching on half of the carrier's revenue," said David Bandurski, co-director of the China Media Project.
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His videos, while occasionally touching on the intimate ("It is my sincere wish that your love and your life will be as beautiful as paradise," he says to a newly engaged couple), are mostly generic and impersonal ("I'm a big fan of love").
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Our short conversation turned out to be pretty sprawling, touching on subjects like data dignity, whether Facebook should be able to run political ads, whether any of us have free will and what his proposed Department of the Attention Economy might look like.
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At the same time, the prosecutor's announcement signaled some attention to an issue Mr. Trump raised in the phone call in July and had repeated publicly: a Ukrainian government investigation of a case touching on a likely opponent in next year's election.
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Yet there are also a number of proposals for new fees and other changes in tax law buried amid the thousands of pages of budget documents, touching on things like cigars, vaping, prepaid cellphones and allowing beer and wine in movie theaters.
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The group will be joined by another boundary-pushing New York City rock institution: the Brooklyn-based group Oneida, which, over the last 20 years, has released more than a dozen albums and EPs touching on psychedelia, electronica, noise rock, punk and more.
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As her quiet climb up the industry ladder gained more attention, and after one espnW article in particular, Masters received a deluge of emails, calls, and letters from women all over the country touching on how she inspired them to become agents.
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A document his campaign distributes to volunteers and staff members in South Carolina lays out, in elaborate detail, where large signs bearing his name can and cannot be staked into the ground — touching on local law and the unspoken Trumpian rules of real estate.
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The criminal justice system is adversarial in nature, the courtroom is a cold, sterile environment, and while the accused has a lawyer to represent them, victims do not, Butt said, touching on the fact that the prosecution does not represent the victim at trial.
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That might seem to be rubbing salt into the wounds in the year of "The Money Fight," but one cannot tell Guillermo Rigondeaux's story without touching on his promotional woes and his status as perhaps the most under-appreciated fighter in combat sports today.
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Writing the first blockbuster game with a trans protagonist gave Ubisoft San Francisco and South Park Digital Studios an opportunity to make something subversive and empathetic, mocking some of the more outlandish insults thrown at us while touching on the struggles we face regularly.
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I'm not in EDM music, I'm not in rock music, I don't make sing-your-heart-out music, and although I'm touching on these points that are trendy, you'd be surprised about the amount of people who are still afraid of what I'm saying.
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That was until I heard the Game Over EP and realized he was a whole lot more than that; touching on many of the themes that young men are faced with in their lives, not just drugs, women, and violence but depression and financial insecurity.
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I covered this disaster in less detail then, because it was only one case and news story among many having to do with net neutrality, and having no official consequences (the motion, after all, was denied) it was only worth touching on in brief.
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" Yelchin's mother, Irina, delivered a speech as well, remembering her son as a "beautiful human being," and touching on the foundation created in memory of him, the Anton Yelchin Foundation, which helps young artists "who face career challenges due to debilitating disease or disability.
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Instead, the 20-minute address was a sort of victory lap for Trump's campaign, touching on shunning the media and the political establishment and vows to "make America great again" — themes that have dominated Trump's rhetoric since his early days as a presidential candidate.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee said on Thursday morning that it would reschedule the full committee markup of five bills touching on the FTC, which acts as America's top consumer protection agency, after House Republicans decided to adjourn action in the lower chamber early.
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So I want to make sure I'm not doing that with my material, and touching on things that are human interest matters, not just this tiny miniscule toxic ship that you can get so obsessed with and then a year later, it doesn't make sense.
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Mr. Verrey seemed to be touching on the frequent lament from supporters of race-conscious admissions that if they were not able to reveal their racial or ethnic background in their college applications, they would not be able to explain the core of their identity.
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Ms. Kelly said she opened a rehearsal show on Wednesday by touching on the earthquake in Mexico City and the hurricane in Puerto Rico before quickly moving on to discuss the open letter that Serena Williams wrote to her mother, which has gone viral.
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In Jorge Ignacio Cortiñas's "Recent Alien Abductions" — a play that examines the many meanings of "alien" — it is a kind of show within the show, touching on cultural dominion and the caprices of memory, but also on trauma and erasure, both personal and sociopolitical.
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The chef Jonathan Benno, who ran Lincoln Ristorante in Lincoln Center, has already opened a restaurant and a bakery in the hotel; his new flagship will focus on the cooking of Northern Italy and Southern France, while touching on neighboring regions like Morocco and Spain.
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Mr. Grohl staked his position with "Sound City" — a 2013 documentary he directed about a hallowed, defunct analog studio — and with "Sonic Highways," the 2014 Foo Fighters album (and HBO series) recorded in music cities like Austin and Nashville with songs touching on local histories.
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Days earlier, he had listened to Mr. Trump implore him on a half-hour call to pursue investigations touching on former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and a debunked conspiracy theory about Ukrainian involvement in the 2016 hacking of the Democratic National Committee.
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Check it out ... while she never outright says his name, it sounds like some of what she's talking about here might be touching on her marriage to Johnny Depp ... which ended in a long, nasty legal battle where allegations of lies and abuse were made.
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And Mr. Biden, who arrived late, also went on long digressions, touching on subjects including the Industrial Revolution and the Luddites, and he name-checked former Senate colleagues like Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, Thomas F. Eagleton of Missouri and Iowa's John C. Culver.
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"The time for timidity is over," said Newsom, touching on his history of becoming the first mayor to marry same-sex couples, passing the state's highest minimum wage, and pushing for the first citywide universal health care plan when he was mayor of San Francisco.
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Bannon was a key figure in producing and promoting a movie called "Clinton Cash" that accused Bill and Hillary Clinton of doing favors for high-dollar donors to the Clinton Foundation charity, a theme that Trump has been touching on in his campaign speeches.
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Whether she's touching on viral trends (her song "Slumber Party" was pretty much made for the Mannequin Challenge, amirite?) or sharing sweet moments with her sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James, Spears has really taken the reins on her social media accounts in the past few years.
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"Talk doesn't get things done, building does ... like we have for the last 115 years," Cranston says against a variety of scenes that poke fun at today's high-tech visionaries while touching on the company's historical American roots and "Built Ford Tough" slogan of past campaigns.
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Touching on topics ranging from his relationship with Trump (who declared they're "friends for life") to the relative merits of Star Wars versus Star Trek (as a capitalist, he prefers the former), Thiel gave a variety of perfectly reasonable answers during his exchange with the Times.
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The show will bring together several series of Edmund Clark's recent work, including Control Order House and Section 4 Part 20: One Day on a Saturday, to explore hidden experiences of state control, touching on issues of security, legality, and ethics during the "Global War on Terror."
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Even without the explicit Dennis Hopper connection, Eggleston's images evoke a Hopperesque alienation: they pay homage to certain American ideals, like the lone cowboy or the expansiveness of the American west, and yet when touching on themes of consumerism, poverty, and racism they maintain a telling distance.
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Corral, who was 210 of 17 for 124 yards and an interception, led Ole Miss to Luke Logan's 35-yard field goal with 26 seconds remaining, but the Rebels were called for illegal touching on the ensuing onside kick, and the Aggies ran out the clock.
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Over 2.5 million phone calls were reportedly received by the end of the call-in's first hour on top of those sent via video and social media, touching on topics ranging from tense international relations, poor regional road infrastructure, food price inflation, and even Putin's love life.
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" The weekend's programming included beauty tutorials and speaker panels touching on a variety of topics from drag "herstory" ("90's Realness Revisited"), health ("Workouts A Drag"), entertainment ("LGBT As Seen On TV"), social media ("America's Top Beauty Bloggers"), and politics ("What Is Drag In Trump's America?
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You'll recall ... it was an eventful chat Kanye and Joel had onstage, with Ye touching on everything from his own upbringing in the church, to how he's an employee of God's now, and even going to bat and defending Joel and his reputation in the Christian community.
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LONDON/RIYADH (Reuters) - Britain and Saudi Arabia took a step closer to a multi-billion- pound arms deal on Friday, touching on the most inflammatory element of their relationship at the end of an official visit to London that has mixed warm diplomacy with angry street protests.
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Mr. Driver thinks French boats are allowed to take too many fish too close to the British coast — touching on a deeply emotional issue on both sides of the channel that could dash hopes of a post-Brexit trade deal between Britain and the European Union.
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But the tweets also went far afield, touching on the presumed fact that Mr. Rees-Mogg had a nanny who would do him harm: "May nanny bath you in ice cold water and rub you down with a Brillo pad," one Twitter user identified as Owen wrote.
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Bills touching on these issues are expected to come up in this Congress, and some veterans' organizations have made services for women a top legislative priority, especially Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, all in the name of making the V.A. a better place for women.
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The essays range wildly, touching on, among other things, the superiority of her car; the beauty of Welsh rainbows; the felicity of the word "anathema"; the question of whether absolute truth in recollection is possible; the madness of contemporary politics; and the transcendent mundanity of family life.
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Though some ads mentioned the presidential candidates or the election, most "appeared to focus on amplifying divisive social and political messages across the ideological spectrum — touching on topics from LGBT matters to race issues to immigration to gun rights," wrote Alex Stamos, the company's chief security officer.
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President Trump, a student of news cycles, seized on a topic far from the U.S. Touching on a South African proposal to alter land claims that long favored whites, he broadcast a false claim that white farmers were being killed on a "large scale" in the country.
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YouTube has had its fair share of issues with promoting unsavory videos and conspiracy theories on its home page during past breaking news situations, and the news shelf may offer a way for the company to keep a stronger editorial hand on videos touching on the pandemic.
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After touching on Trump's "scary stories" about refugees from Hurricane Dorian's swathe of destruction in the Bahamas ("He should hold his rallies in the dark, holding a flashlight under his face — he's like a racist Stephen King"), Meyers gets into the really terrifying stuff about John Bolton.
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It's impossible to discuss Johnston without touching on his bipolar disorder, which both imbued him with great emotional distress (two of his albums are called Songs of Pain and More Songs of Pain) and with manic episodes that made him both behave erratically and create incredibly prolifically.
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"Notes on Attunement," her well-known essay on Joni Mitchell, recounts the sudden epiphany that took her from "Joni Mitchell-hating pilgrim" to a fan who weeps with joy at her music, touching on Wordsworth, connoisseurship, Seneca, Kierkegaard and the inconsistency of the self along the way.
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" Mr. Stamos wrote that while some of the ads specifically mentioned the two candidates, most focused instead on issues that were polarizing the electorate: "divisive social and political messages across the ideological spectrum — touching on topics from LGBT matters to race issues to immigration to gun rights.
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But by placing imagined rather than actual figures on a pedestal, they expand the monument debate from being a public concern, touching on politics and civic space, into something simultaneously rooted in the world of art, where the imagination is as powerful a weapon as historical knowledge.
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Earlier in the month on a day trip to Miami to meet with the Cuban-American community there, Rhodes, who helped write the speech, predicted Obama will tick through the complex history of the U.S.-Cuba relationship, touching on the positive shared experience and the painful memories.
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Citizenship for Christians "I look forward to societies where people of different beliefs have the same right of citizenship," Francis said to a gathering of religious and political leaders, touching on a sensitive question for his host country as well as the rest of the Middle East.
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Under the bill, the FISA court would also be directed to consider appointing a government critic when an application "presents exceptional concerns" about protecting the First Amendment rights of a surveillance subject — a formulation that could apply to investigations touching on political campaigns or religious activity.
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The work was created in response to a controversial 60 Minutes segment, speeding the story through the twists and turns of contemporary media, and touching on questions of truth and exploitation that are perhaps even more relevant today than in 1993, when the 60 Minutes episode debuted.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg talked about Facebook's wildest year yet in a wide-ranging interview with Recode's Kara Swisher, touching on topics from fake news and InfoWars to China to who is responsible for the Russian election meddling on the powerful social media platform he created.
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Washington has been attempting to negotiate with Beijing about issues like forced tech transfers and intellectual property theft, but there's a growing sense among international analysts that talks may also be touching on other deep-rooted issues in their relationship, particularly on the national security and military front.
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"Our new Fab Five will forge relationships with men and women from a wide array of backgrounds and beliefs often contrary to their own, touching on everything from LGBTQ rights and social commentary to how to make the best farm-to-table guacamole and more!" according to Netflix.
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Beto O'Rourke, who are facing off in one of this year's most closely watched Senate races, met in a contentious debate Friday night, touching on everything from the shooting death of Botham Jean to the arduous relationship between the senator and President Donald Trump during 2016's presidential primary.
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"Brazil and the United States are tied by the guarantee of liberty, respect for the traditional family, the fear of God our creator, against gender identity, political correctness and fake news," Bolsonaro said, touching on themes that have inflamed his critics in Brazil concerned about his autocratic views.
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At the end of April, West, 40, went on an 82-tweet Twitter spree, touching on everything from fashion to politics, which came after multiple sources told PEOPLE that he had cut off contact with several people in his inner circle, including his managers, lawyers and closest friends.
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"I think it was important that we all be respectful of Roseanne Conner and Roseanne Barr, but as we talked about it… what made the show work for us is I think we were touching on themes that were very relevant to our audience," he told the crowd.
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"The way he brought his whole team in, G-Unit, and made hit-records with them was great," says rapper 23 over the phone, before touching on 50's initial status – at least in some magazines and television programmes – as the early 2000s extension of Tupac's Thug Life ethos.
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Dealing a multi-faceted blow to Western paranoia and dextrously touching on issues within her motherland of Iran (where the video was illegally filmed), it slid right in at #35 on Noisey's 100 Best Songs of 2016 list, so if you missed it then honestly where have you been?
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Our fun and fearless host Eddie Huang stopped by The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last night to chat about this rebirth of the series for the small screen, touching on topics from ranging from the popularity of pork buns to the reason he got arrested in Sicily.
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In the questionnaire and accompanying appendix, Kavanaugh also identified times when he has been forced to recuse himself, such as cases where he was named a defendant in a lawsuit, cases touching on issues or individuals from his time in government or matters involving his time in private practice.
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Collectively, the State Senate and Assembly passed 20 bills within a 24-hour period Monday and Tuesday, touching on everything from placing armed guards in schools across the state to banning the possession of bump stocks, which allow semiautomatic rifles to fire almost as fast as machine guns.
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In his more than 45 years of writing books — mostly about the workings of the brain, but along the way touching on nearly everything else, too — Sacks taught us much about how we think, remember, and perceive, about how we shape our sense of the world and ourselves.
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Ms. Winfrey — dressed all in black in solidarity with the #MeToo movement and accepting the Cecil B. DeMille award for lifetime achievement — delivered a smart and movingly optimistic speech touching on topics from racial injustice and gender inequality to the importance of a free press in a democratic society.
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The artist jams a wealth of information into 13 minutes, touching on color constancy (the ability to perceive an object as having the same color even when it's lit differently), the use of "banana" as an ethnic slur, and a sterilizing pesticide that was sprayed on the fruit.
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Won for: Best actor, limited series or TV movie Based on Gabriel Sherman's book about Roger Ailes, the bellicose founder and leader of Fox News, this Showtime limited series covers a different year every episode, touching on many of the consequential — and always controversial — events in its history.
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"The participants had a discussion touching on multiple issues, including the role and responsibility of social media platforms in protecting our democracy, and what steps Congress should take to defend our elections, protect consumer data, and encourage competition in the social media space," Cohen said in a statement.
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At a campaign outing on Thursday to rally youngsters to his cause, Cameron was ambushed by students, fielding questions touching on his "personal experience of tax avoidance", his refusal to bail out the steel industry and whether he felt government pamphlets gave the "In" campaign an unfair advantage.
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I love this podcast because we are only touching on the top of a lot of these issues but these are the issues that are going to shape our society, whether it's corporate consolidation, the bit economy, the gig economy, the fissured workplace, technological transience like ATMs versus tellers.
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In addition to Jonah and Amy, its core pairing, it features a romance between Mateo and Jeff (one of Cloud 9's corporate leaders) that is at once sharply incisive and very funny, touching on Jeff's internalized homophobia as well as the significant class divide between the two.
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In one 2006 case, which was never made public until now, three different women accused a Border Services officer of inappropriate touching on separate occasions, but the CBSA's internal investigators found their complaints inconclusive, the incidents weren't reported to police, and the officer is still employed with the CBSA.
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The star of A Bad Moms Christmas covers Marie Claire's November issue, touching on how becoming a parent herself — she and husband Ashton Kutcher share son Dimitri Portwood, 10 months, and daughter Wyatt Isabelle, 3 — has made her look past her own needs to the point of being pretty exhausted.
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The closest the documentary gets to touching on the issue is a brief discussion with actor Ken Sagoes, who talks enthusiastically about how his character survived Nightmare on Elm Street 3 and with less pleasure about how he was killed off in the opening minutes of Nightmare on Elm Street 4.
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He's joined by Patrick, Cado, Rob, and Natalie to revisit Kingdom Hearts III as everyone nears the ending (no spoilers!), while also touching on Daemon X Machina, Betrayal Legacy, Pokemon Let's Go Eevee, the medical world's recent decision to inflate Patrick's stomach, and the THQ Nordic/8Chan fiasco from last week.
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Last week, at a small event hosted in San Francisco by this editor, Hamid and Fushman talked about Kleiner, touching on people who've left the firm, how its decision-making process now works, why there are no senior women in its ranks and what they make of SoftBank's Vision Fund.
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The four men (Lee Christie, Everett Frost, Bob Kreuger, and Jeremy Shapiro) discuss their relationship to feminism and women involved in the feminist movement, touching on their personal insecurities; frustrations associated with other feminists and non-feminists; and their differing perspectives on gender roles in relation to relationships, careers, and politics.
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After touching on Diane's depression in the first half of Season 6, the show then takes an even deeper dive in Episode 10 — bringing her fears and anxieties to life via the notes she's making for her book, which then morph and take on a taunting life of their own.
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Talking exclusively to The Sun in aid of the charitable Goss-Michael Foundation, the 22009 year-old Texan lifted the lid on the extraordinary times he shared with Michael during their 218-year relationship, touching on such heart-wrenching issues as Michael's drug abuse, multiple arrests and tragic Christmas Day death.
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Her makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic spoke at a special preview of his Master Class in N.Y.C. on Friday, which will supposedly feature his reality star muse as a model when he takes it to Dubai on January 13, touching on that makeup trend he and Kim helped make so famous.
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Tillerson spoke about a series of challenges across the global stage, touching on Syria and the fight against ISIS, Iran's destabilizing activities in the Middle East and efforts to reach a peaceful resolution of the conflict in eastern Ukraine, the site of clashes between Russian-backed rebels and government troops.
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And, after quickly touching on the Las Vegas tragedy, the Mooch's three livestreams got a little more free-form, including a back and forth with a reporter for the conservative publication IJR and a conversation with Barstool Sports that got far more bro-y than either of the first two.
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But in the making of this doc they delved deeper, touching on the formative moments in his childhood that set him on his path as an artist, covering the inception and impact of Crass, as well as exploring why Zen meditation has become such an important influence in his life.
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But it's the second that has become most politically charged: Cologne's police chief described the attackers as "Arab or North African" in appearance — and out of 32 suspects so far identified by federal police, 22 are asylum seekers — thus touching on Germany's already sensitive and fraught debate over refugees and migrants.
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The movie revels in gore and gruesome displays of horror — there are exploding chests and scenes of spouting blood — but it also delves into the dynamics of a wholly female community, touching on issues of power, manipulation, motherhood and the horrible things women can do to other women and themselves.
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Did teach a course from time to time called "Exemplary Ancient Fictions," in which we worked our way from creation myths and the Gilgamesh epic through Ovid and medieval romance, writing our own fictions, touching on the various stages of the reading along the way (dream stories, animal tales, transformations, etc.).
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The measure is unparalleled in its scope and size, touching on every aspect of the country in an effort to send help to desperate Americans, provide aid to hospitals combating the disease, and bolster an economy forced to slow or shut down altogether to minimize the spread of the pandemic.
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"The participants had a discussion touching on multiple issues, including the role and responsibility of social media platforms in protecting our democracy, and what steps Congress should take to defend our elections, protect consumer data and encourage competition in the social media space," said Rachel Cohen, a spokeswoman for Mr. Warner.
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"The participants had a discussion touching on multiple issues, including the role and responsibility of social media platforms in protecting our democracy, and what steps Congress should take to defend our elections, protect consumer data and encourage competition in the social media space," said Rachel Cohen, a spokeswoman for Mr. Warner.
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Luther StrangeLuther Johnson StrangeGOP frets over nightmare scenario for Senate primaries Roy Moore trails Republican field in Alabama The Hill's Morning Report — US strikes approved against Iran pulled back MORE (R-Ala.), touching on health care, the nuclear crisis on the Korean peninsula and NFL players' protests during the national anthem.
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Even in its no-nonsense prose, the report revealed the emotional complexities of the nearly primal matter that the Irish government faces — a matter touching on the profound influence of the Catholic Church on national policy, the subjugation of women, respect for the dead and proper redress for human rights abuses.
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"I'm almost repulsed by the fact I thought it was cooler to sound a certain way, to be accepted by a certain demographic of people rather than be myself," he continues, touching on how all he knew growing up was American rap acts, so that was deemed as the only route to success.
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Touching on everything from marriage equality ("sometimes, America just awakens and conquers a prejudice") to taxing for the wealthy ("progressives should keep progressing"), this inspiring tweetstorm makes one thing clear: We have a huge battle ahead of us these next four years, but we've come way too far to turn back now.
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" Touching on his forthcoming unnamed memoir being published by Simon & Schuster, he spoke on the motivation to speak on facing murder charges in 2005, "I felt like people always wanted to know, not necessarily what happened, since it was all over the news, but how I felt, what was going through my mind.
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In that sense, The Founder is remarkably like David Fincher's The Social Network, which heavily fictionalized the story of Facebook's creation without particularly touching on why the social platform is such an addictive draw for some people, or how it changed the way large segments of the world interact with each other today.
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Hosts Michael Che and Colin Jost — who look much more at home here after their questionable Emmy Awards appearance — trade barbs back and forth, touching on Kavanaugh's angry demeanor during Thursday's Senate hearing, his beer-soaked high school years, and his overall (lack of) fitness for the job of Supreme Court justice.
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Premadasa, whose father, Ranasinghe, was assassinated when he was president in 1993, has sought to fire up the countryside with promises of free housing, school uniforms for students and sanitary pads for women - touching on a topic rarely discussed in public anywhere in south Asia but which has drawn women to his rallies.
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But now and again, Ms. Maffei takes "How to Bury a Saint" into unexpected territory, with subplots touching on the divergent needs of different generations, the existence of vanishing twins absorbed early in pregnancy, and the ways in which tradition can forge either connection or separation, depending on how it is used.
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The film's kooky humor stands in contrast to Germany's top box office hit of the year, "Welcome to the Hartmanns," a mainstream comedy about a wealthy Bavarian family adopting a Nigerian refugee — touching on a hot-button issue in Germany, where an influx of migrants has been testing society and the political establishment.
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Touching on topics that will resonate with potential voters for Front National leader Marine Le Pen, Sarkozy's conservative views on French society set him apart from Alain Juppe, his more moderate rival for the Les Republicains party ticket whose focus has been on the economy and who leads Sarkozy in opinion polls.
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President Trump on Monday sent out a series of tweets touching on a range of topics — but not the violent clashes involving neo-Nazi and white supremacist groups over the weekend in Charlottesville, Va. In a series of early morning tweets Monday, Trump said he was heading back to Washington; praised Sen.
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We round things out with a novel about politics and sexual violence, Idra Novey's "Those Who Knew," and a narrative history, Patricia Miller's "Bringing Down the Colonel," touching on some of those same themes in its account of a 19th-century lawsuit that challenged the era's prevailing notions of gender and sexual mores.
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The scrutiny of the inaugural committee underscores the degree to which the investigations surrounding Mr. Trump, once centered on potential ties to Russia's meddling in the 2703 presidential election, have expanded and splintered into multiple inquiries touching on a wide range of topics, including his business, his campaign, his inauguration and his presidency.
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Ms. Srour's first and only feature film, "Leila and the Wolves" (1984), spotlighted women's active participation in the wars in Israel-Palestine and Lebanon, both as facilitators and combatants, all the while touching on hot buttons such as honor killings, abusive marriages, the stigma of divorce and educations curtailed because of forced marriages.
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At a recent conference at the Center for American Progress, Chief of Naval Operations John M. Richardson discussed at length naval operations in Asia and the Pacific, touching on how he'd like to deal with the Iranian navy, which has made a habit of harassing US Navy ships in the Persian Gulf.
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Kayvon Beykpour: I think that what you're touching on is that Jack's been instrumental in defining the topmost company priorities, so shortly after he came back to the company a few years ago, it was really his encouragement to get us focused on increasing the health of the public conversation as a topmost company priority.
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The former chief of staff expressed disagreement in his Wednesday night remarks with Trump over a variety of other topics, touching on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Russian President Vladimir Putin, the administration's proposed border wall, and rhetoric related to migrants and the media during a 75-minute speech and question-and-answer session.
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Below is an overview of each broader category I've identified, touching on some of the subcategories that comprise them: For the most part, these projects were created with the intention of building a better currency for various use cases and represent either a store of value, medium of exchange, or a unit of account.
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But as the title suggests, it's not just songs: Streisand shares funny stories with her audience, touching on everything from her directorial debut in 1983's Yentl ("There's nothing like your first time") to shooting the cover of A Star Is Born ("If you're wondering what I was wearing during that shoot… it was musk").
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Taking the story out of England and bringing it to America has allowed Sittenfeld to draw back the curtains, throw open the windows, and let the air in, along the way lightly touching on such current topics as the cost of health care, artificial insemination, transgender and interracial relationships, and the unreality of reality television.
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His notable works include the video installation "Octopus" (2011), which features Guatemalan day laborers outside an LA Home Depot, reenacting scenes from their home country's civil war; and "Chocorrol" (1997), a video depicting the artist's xoloitzcuintli, a Mexican hairless dog, mating with a pure-bred poodle, touching on issues of race, class, and sexual panic.
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Rather than finally telling them how much you appreciate them in your speech, then never touching on it again for the rest of your lives, we should all make an effort to talk openly more often, and in doing so we might help each other live with the ups and downs life sends our way.
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One among several instances in the show touching on racial dynamics, Tyanna Buie's "Between a Comb and a Rough Place" (2019) consists of a pile of porcelain mold replicas of the hot comb, a hair tool invented by a Frenchman and later marketed to and popularized among African-American women to straighten their tresses.
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When it comes to refugees, the second issue touching on race, the government is seeking to exploit divisions on the Labor side between the pragmatists in Parliament who want to wait until after the election to close the Pacific Island detention camps and the party members who want to bring the refugees home immediately.
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In a freewheeling talk, operating without notes, Mr. Tillerson ran through each region of the world where the State Department is active — including the Middle East, Europe and Asia, touching on China and North Korea — asking how to "advance our interests in Afghanistan" and how to keep terrorism from spreading through North and Central Africa.
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With the largest landmass in the world that touches on most of the global hot spots, while also touching on Europe and China, and with the second largest nuclear arsenal in the world, as well as a vote on the United Nations Security Council, Putin does not need to reform his economy to be a player.
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So we're including the East Bay and Oakland into our VICE Guide to San Francisco, not because it doesn't deserve its own (honestly, we're barely touching on it here), but because not giving it due props would be weird, especially given that the wild transformation occurring in the Bay Area has pressed them so closely together.
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Nussbaum, the Pulitzer Prize-winning television critic for The New Yorker, makes a case for the critical cultural importance of TV. The essays in this collection are far-ranging, touching on everything from creative ambition and the shows that shaped her ( like "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"), as well how to grapple with artists implicated in the #MeToo movement.
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Writers Francisco Goldman and Monica de la Torre in Conversation May 16, 7pm Novelist Francisco Goldman engages in a conversation with writer Mónica de la Torre about his personal memoir The Interior Circuit: A Mexico City Chronicle touching on subjects such as writing on the self alone and the self in the community of the megacity.
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One Day at a Time is perhaps the strongest example yet of Netflix's commitment to real representation over superficial diversity; the show gives equal attention to military veterans and queer youth in the form of well-rounded characters with narrative arcs that transcend mere label box-ticking, while also touching on subjects from PTSD to religion.
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Some connect through blogs or YouTube channels; some gather at monthly death cafes; some find more institutional grounding at the DeathLab at Columbia University's architecture school or the Art of Dying Institute at the Open Center, a six-month program touching on everything from green burials (bonus: they're cheap) to certified training for end-of-life doulas.
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The bill, which was introduced by 13 Republicans and advanced to the full House Education Committee on Monday, would require that lessons touching on the topic of sexual orientation or gender identity first be approved by parents, who would then have the option of sending a note to the principal excusing their children from class. Rep.
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Joined by Patricia Cohen, an economics reporter; Tara Siegel Bernard, a personal finance reporter; and Paul Sullivan, The Times's Wealth Matters columnist, Mr. Lieber guided a spirited conversation through the ups and downs of wealth management, touching on topics like what makes a good adviser, sudden-wealth syndrome and gaining a well-developed sense of what, in financial terms, is enough.
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Video "To date, the BRT has investigated and responded to more than 150 reports of &aposexpressions of bias&apos in a wide array of forums and touching on a broad range of subjects, including race, religion, sexual orientation, color, national origin, sex, disability, socio-economic status, organizational affiliation, political status, &aposrace/politics,&apos &aposcultural appropriation,&apos and &aposgender expression,&apos" the DOJ wrote.
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So it was a little bit of a shock that yesterday he walked onto Sway in the Morning and talked candidly and enthusiastically for more than half an hour, touching on social media beefs with Plies and The Game, sharing some thoughts about his relationships with Rich Homie Quan and Lil Wayne, discussing working with Kanye, and talking about his family life.
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Being that voice and touching on topics ranging from apologies to his mom for putting her through unnecessary stress, to feeling the urgency to walk around with a gun to celebrating success with his friends helped his music gain the favor of Meek Mill and Diddy, who both posted on Instagram about their belief in Scoota's gift to touch the people.
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When pressed by other Tumblr users to expand on her two-sentence Tumblr post that coined the term, Rowland elaborated on what she meant by "hopepunk," touching on themes present in both her own psyche and in the spirit of resistance and political agitation all around her: Hopepunk says that genuinely and sincerely caring about something, anything, requires bravery and strength.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Breaking - Nebraska approves Keystone route | Trump to declare N. Korea state sponsor of terror | Second woman accuses Franken of inappropriate touching | On Capitol Hill, few name names on harassment | Trump hits back at father of UCLA player | DeBlasio headed to Iowa | WH turkeys staying at the Willard | DC's hidden bars NEW DEVELOPMENT Uh, oh -- there's another Sen.
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In a phone call that passed the two-hour mark, occasionally interrupted by his parenting, he painted a picture of an artist whose interests are less about music than life itself, touching on philosophy, his friendship with his longtime musical partner The Jacka, his Muslim faith, and a relationship with the commercial music world with which he is still at odds.
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It's clear that Thorne isn't too torn up about the video because it's obviously fake (do not watch it at work, but it really is badly edited), but in her follow-up tweet she does pinpoint what upset her the most: the part of the video that showed her saying she had daddy issues, touching on the fact that her father died in 2007.
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The proposals are the first major priorities from President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's White House touching on the Higher Education Act, which was last significantly amended in 85033.
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Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah), the chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, are also disappointed with provisions in the TPP touching on pharmaceuticals, tobacco and financial services.
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Having lived out a number of lives in the music industry—883s R&B loverman Antonious Thomas, a Death Row writer-for-hire, frontman for Anglophiliac LA rockers The Crosstalk—the then-32 year old retreated to his bedroom and recorded song after song, touching on a concept each day until he held two CDs worth of warts-and-all lo-fi genre-hopping.
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A number of artists explicitly call out the forces that have seen work by people of color underrepresented institutionally in Europe and the US. Anna Boghiguian, an Egyptian-born artist, who, like Lubaina Himid, has received a burst of attention comparatively late in her career, has a fierce wall of text and pastel drawings showing at Sfeir Semler, touching on hot-button themes of institutional racism and white privilege.
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"American Sniper" sparked controversy last year, though first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE defended the movie at the time as "touching on many of the emotions and experiences" of military veterans.
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The allegation of misconduct came not even eight months into Bailey's tenure as president of the academy, and just over two months after widely reported industry abuses led Hollywood women to create Time's Up. Bailey, a cinematographer, denied the claim, which was said to involve an allegation of inappropriate touching on a movie set nearly 10 years ago, and the academy issued a determination that the accusation had no merit.
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It's a detail buried among a couple paragraphs of blurry-eyed nostalgia about how rowdy early Green Day shows were, touching on that one time bassist Mike Dirnt had a tooth knocked out by an overeager security guard at Woodstock '94, as well as a revisitation of the groups' combined success, which includes seven No. 1s on the Billboard 200 and 15 No. 1s on Billboard's Alternative Songs chart.
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The book is a collection of short pieces, quasi- or semi-fictional but based in reality, touching on aspects of life in the part of western Turkey where Sinan (Aydin Dogu Demirkol) and his family live... .... Over eight features in more than 20 years, this director, a fixture at Cannes and other international festivals, has charted the isolation, anomie and passive-aggressive gloom of modern, mostly secular Turks.
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The leaked cables, prepared by Sir Kim Darroch (who has served as ambassador from Britain to the US since January 2016), cover the entirety of the Trump presidency, even touching on an official state visit to the UK less than a month ago, when the Trump and his family attended a banquet at Buckingham Palace and afternoon tea with Prince Charles and Camilla, and laid a wreath at the Grave of the Unknown Warrior.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE fired off a dozen tweets on Tuesday, touching on a number of subjects and creating a series of headlines on a day where his schedule was free of public commitments.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE made a joke involving the "Me Too" movement on Friday during a freewheeling panel discussion touching on guns and the LGBT community that was broadcast at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).
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The EP, though only four tracks spread across 15 minutes, packs a remarkably coherent vision of the project's sound, touching on classic country themes ranging from the lover's lament ("Pharaoh," for which we're premiering at the Angus Borsos-directed video at the top of the page); to the half-time shuffle recalling the early days of Fussell's relationship with his now-wife ("SOFR"); and a sky reaching falsetto backed by a pedal steel guitar played to perfection ("Secret").
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"Autistic meltdowns can look like tantrums, and due to being extremely emotionally sensitive or being overwhelmed by sensory input, girls and women can be dismissed as hysterical, overreacting, or as drama queens," Gibbs says, touching on longstanding tropes meant to undermine women's experiences: Hysteria was used in the United States as a catchall medical diagnosis for women's health issues and only declassified as a mental disorder in the US in the second half of the 20th century.
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It's easy to take the trappings of one genre and make some changes, but what ultimately makes Foundryside a great read is that Bennett isn't just fiddling with the settings — he's using fantasy to touching on themes like the effects of rampant capitalism, artificial intelligence, and the ethics of technology, all to tell a story that's pressingly modern and relevant in 2018, and I already can't to see what he does in the next installment, Hierophant, which comes out August 2019.
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And then you have moments like this, where the open world just acts ridiculous: Or a quest that basically amounts to a straight up advertisement for Cup of Noodles: All of this goes without touching on the genuinely enjoyable combat, how weird and cool it is to explore a Final Fantasy world in a car, and a million other tiny details that have made Final Fantasy XV my most pleasant surprise this year, right next to id Software's Doom reboot.
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The artist draws inspiration from politicians' attempts to counter the egalitarian zeal of communism with an ideal of American fraternity, touching on the principles of the European project and the neighborly narrative that bonds the 28 member countries of the EU. Another exhibition at the University of Brighton takes us back to a more optimistic time: 1987 to 1994, when xenophobia was at a low ebb and the Conservative government could steward the construction of a tunnel between England and France.
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In a free-associative, free-form text from 2013, Cahn wrote: seeing with one's eyes thinking with one's hands walking on one's arms and legs and feet my brain is my body everything is stored inside it everything everything everything the whole world my entire life […] Cahn's political consciousness informs many of the works on view in I as Human, sometimes in an oblique or nuanced manner, and sometimes not, touching on such topics as war, Europe's refugee crisis, racism and bigotry, or sexually motivated violence, explicitly that against women.
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Judge Jeon said the prostitutes had been "comfort women for the United States military," touching on one of the country's most delicate historical issues by using the same euphemism for prostitutes the Japanese have applied to Korean and other women who were forced into sexual servitude by its soldiers during World War II. The plaintiffs had encouraged that comparison, arguing that it was hypocritical for South Korea to condemn Japan for its historical wrongdoings while not acknowledging its own role in ensuring that foreign soldiers had access to Korean prostitutes.
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