For example, states like North Dakota where delegates are unbound will continue to be unbound, said Orrock.
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"To those who would say that the president will now feel unbound, he already felt unbound," Mr. Schiff said.
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Kendal Unruh, who declares herself an unbound delegate and was a Cruz supporter, is a leader of the Delegates Unbound.
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Unbound OllieFrom: Unbound"Wands are like the comfort food of the sex toy world — maybe not the fanciest or most discreet, but they're beloved and reliable," Kinney says of Ollie, the "super strong" wand vibe from Unbound, which has recently seen an uptick in sales.
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"Since the day Unbound was started, customer feedback has guided us in everything we do," Polly Rodriguez, Co-founder and CEO of Unbound, tells Refinery29.
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This contest is followed by Colorado on April 9 for the election of its 37 unbound delegates and on April 16 in Wyoming for 103 unbound delegates.
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Arts Unbound Challenges What It Means to Be an Outsider Arts Unbound works with artists who are considered outsider artists, but not always because they are self-taught.
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Polly Rodriguez Cofounder, Unbound: Offering expert-driven content and a monthly subscription box of high-quality sex toys, Unbound hopes to empower women in their pursuit of sexual wellness.
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Most likely, the process resolves itself with hand-to-hand fighting over the moving pieces: North Dakota's 28 delegates (unbound, but initially for Cruz); Colorado's 37 (ditto); and Pennsylvania's 54 unbound district delegates.
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To date, 1,970 bound and unbound delegates have been contested.
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Some of the unbound delegates have already attracted media attention.
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Unbound by training or trends, she broke all the rules.
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Unbound hammers this home by presenting players with false choices.
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In Unbound, needlework and textiles cross continents, cultures, and genders.
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Now the woman is on her own, unbound, starting over.
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The poll finds more support among Democrats for unbound electors.
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"We've wanted to create a wearable vibrator since Unbound first started in 2013, but it took us years to figure out exactly how to do it," Unbound CEO and co-founder Polly Rodriguez tells Refinery29.
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Along with co-founder Sarah Jayne, she launched Unbound in 2014.
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A short teaser was released forThe Fall Part 2: Unbound today.
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The rest, the elected officials and distinguished leaders, would remain unbound.
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How much influence will the RNC have on these unbound delegates?
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Several unbound delegates spoke with The Hill about what they're thinking.
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But when Mr. Bush suspended his campaign, Mr. Gregg became unbound.
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Ford won on the first ballot with support from unbound delegates.
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The count increases to 1930 to 1,189 when including unbound superdelegates.
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Unbound makes fashion-forward vibrators, and their latest is the Palma.
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How pleasurable it can be to find oneself unbound by categories.
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UNBOUND: Transgender Men and the Remaking of Identity, by Arlene Stein.
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Below that is the Unbound app and several Chinese-language apps.
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"The Escape Artist," then, as the title suggests, is Fremont unbound.
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After moving her son off the bed, he unbound Jane's ankles.
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"It's looking more and more like it's going to boil down to the delegates realizing they are unbound without any codification and taking their innate right to be unbound to the floor and exercising it," Unruh said.
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Delaware: 16; winner-take-allMaryland: 16253; 14 of them are winner-take-all; rest are by congressional districtPennsylvania: 71; 17 winner-take-all; 54 completely unbound (!) -- These 54 unbound delegates could decide if Trump gets the nomination.
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Cain didn't lose heart, and went to Unbound, a crowdfunding based publisher.
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The government's demand, at its core, is unbound by any legal limits.
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In the case of a second ballot, all superdelegates would be unbound.
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He is uninterested in policy, unrestrained by shame, and unbound by norms.
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The book, "Unbound," has been distributed electronically by the movement backing unbinding.
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There are many unbound delegates that could either help or hurt Trump.
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One example is Pennsylvania, which sends 54 unbound delegates to the RNC.
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But doing spon con through memes, like Unbound is doing, is brilliant.
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" Today, Congress has become unbound to the "great mass of the people.
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The vast majority of Pennsylvania's Republican delegates are technically "unbound" or uncommitted.
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Thomson is overseeing an effort to convince delegates that they're already unbound.
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But if not, unbound delegates need to deliberate to find their nominee.
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"Breasts Unbound" will examine the history of those often-fetishized body parts.
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He is a co-author of the book Nature Unbound: Bureaucracy vs.
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A screengrab of my campaign page on Unbound, prior to the launch.
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Free from the strictures of selling luxury goods, his imagination is unbound.
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Combat, in shooting and melee forms, is a big part of Unbound.
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But one key distinction is whether delegates are bound or unbound. Explain.
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But that sets up Trump Phase 3: unhinged and unbound and unintended.
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Like Dame, Unbound had accused the M.T.A. of a gendered double standard.
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The rest would be either unbound or bound until release or reallocated.
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When they were finally unbound, the plane was covered with human waste.
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Everywhere I went, it felt as if the country were coming unbound.
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Manhattan Institute, 2008"Freeing the captured economy", Discussion in Cato Unbound, January 2018
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Unbound; 263 pages; £16.99Too much writing about education is polemical and ill-informed.
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Unbound founders Polly Rodriguez and Sarah Jayne Kinney have long and varied careers.
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Strictly speaking, it's not a book but actually an unbound, silkscreen-print portfolio.
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Watch new episodes of Unbound at InstaMiniSeries every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.
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American Samoa and Guam had contests for their unbound delegates earlier in March.
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No other state will send as many unbound delegates to the Republican convention.
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That's about how long it takes to get everything undone, unbound, and untucked.
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But Mr. Trump hopes to prevail on the unbound delegates by sheer force.
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He is unbound by normal societal convention, manners, laws both legislative and natural.
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The five unbound officials in the Louisiana Republican Party are a different story.
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The decisions attested to a president riled up by cable news and unbound.
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And right now you have a lot of populism that is completely unbound.
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In Texas, Unbound Philanthropy is subsidizing renewals for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.
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Superdelegates are part leaders whose votes are unbound until the Democratic National Convention.
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On Tuesday in Pennsylvania he'll face rivals fighting foremost for the unbound delegates.
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According to Unbound CEO and co-founder Polly Rodriguez, after telling the Times that they'd work with Unbound, the MTA demanded that the company change their imagery, specifically what the MTA referred to as "phallic symbols" included in the ads.
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Unbound also carries vibrators, dildos, butt plugs, lubricants, and other sex toys and accessories.
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Because the delegates will be unbound, they are not formally committed to any campaign.
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Earlier this year, Outfront rejected subtle ads from Unbound, a women's sexual health company.
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All 54 (of a state total of 71) will enter the Cleveland convention unbound.
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But because their delegates are unbound, they can switch support as the race changes.
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Unbound started as a third-party seller for sex products like vibrators and lubricant.
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Polly Rodriguez, CEO of sexual wellness company Unbound, is evidence of this double standard.
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Pulse, Genneve and Unbound have raised $8.7 million, $1.3 million and $3.5 million respectively.
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Roe said Cruz would look particularly at the now-unbound delegates won by Rubio.
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Yet Mr. Trump appeared to win at least 40 of Pennsylvania's 54 unbound delegates.
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But the administration is going to be unbound because it will use dynamic scoring.
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David French of National Review is the most credible advocate of the Unbound position.
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The number remains fuzzy, however, because of Pennsylvania's system of electing mostly unbound delegates.
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Unbound opens with A.R.I.D. disconnected from the suit, and with a deteriorating mental state.
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Nothing about Unbound changes that, and I remain resolute: you should play The Fall.
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The Fall Part 2: Unbound is also available on PS4, Xbox One, and Switch.
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The audience responds and sends the light back, forming a perfect, unbound, unbroken circle.
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He later appeared in Robert Lowell's "Prometheus Unbound" and Pirandello's "Henry IV" at Yale.
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When the judges opened their packages, each found a stack of unbound copy paper.
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They are co-authors of the book Unbound: The Conscience of a Republican Delegate.
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The territory has nine delegates, all unbound, and the delegation decided to unanimously support Trump.
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Trump picked up support from five unbound Louisiana delegates that were originally pledged to Sen.
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That means the delegates become "unbound," or free to support any candidate at the convention.
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We now have And Other Stories, Galley Beggar, even Unbound publishing award-winning, groundbreaking fiction.
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And if she was freed of them, she would run amok, unstoppable, an Amazon unbound.
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Pennsylvania's unbound delegates will be the first major test for Trump's newly revamped campaign team.
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They will be unbound — free, if they want, to disregard the results of the primary.
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North Dakota will send 25 "unbound" delegates to the Republican convention in Cleveland in July.
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Delegates Unbound is running the ad on cable networks it believes will reach more delegates.
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The support from the unbound delegates would have given Cruz a victory in the state.
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Trump set the tone with a tweet early Tuesday morning, declaring himself a candidate unbound.
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The drab apartments hide unbound human passions: jealous inconsolable wives, playful intellectual types and adulterers.
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Why, they ask, can't the genre be as dynamic and unbound as its secular counterparts?
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Her lead swells when including superdelegates, who are unbound prior to the Democratic National Convention.
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The group says they can return once the bound delegates become unbound in subsequent ballots.
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Unbound is dedicated to the empowerment and confidence of women through the means of sex positivity.
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Browse any of the most popular porn tubes and you'll find phrases unbound in their vulgarity.
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On 19 July we're hosting the TechCrunch Meetup + Pitch-Off in London, in partnership with Unbound.
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Delegates Unbound is made up of supporters of Jeb Bush, John Kasich, Marco Rubio and Cruz.
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Unbound by the strictures of journalism, it can add context that traditional outlets can't or won't.
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At some point, Unbound will also expand into brick-and-mortar to be more experience-driven.
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Details: Simon & Schuster expects to publish the book, titled "Amazon Unbound," in the fall of 2021.
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Some of those delegates included at least 95 delegates who are "unbound" to any one candidate.
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The next phase of his presidency could therefore be one of the unfettered id: Trump unbound.
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Unbound delegates are not tethered to any particular candidate and are free to vote their preference.
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"I do believe the process is kind of disgusting the way we're unbound delegates," she said.
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Phil English (R-Pa.), who is running to serve as an unbound delegate from Pennsylvania. Sen.
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Delegates Unbound is just one of several groups trying to prevent Trump's likely nomination in July.
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Keeping the superdelegates unbound gives him a case that he's not completely eliminated until they've voted.
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He's among a handful of unbound delegates who are known at this point in the process.
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Unbound has a quarterly, affordable subscription box designed for newbies trying to expand their erotic repertoire.
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" Another group called Delegates Unbound has begun a nationwide ad campaign that implores, "Vote your conscience.
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"I knew that a Paul Manafort unbound by structure and oversight would be dangerous," she said.
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With the resignation of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, Mr. Trump is at last a president unbound.
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There's an element of freedom to that — of being unbound from these earthly constraints — and delight.
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"We're probably the largest group of unbound delegates at this point, the largest bloc," he said.
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Only in a society that had no name for them could these women be so unbound.
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All proceeds of the Blockchain Unbound conference are being donated to the island's hurricane recovery effort.
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"The government's demand here, at its core, is unbound by any legal limits," the companies argue.
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Unbound and Dame Products, two sex tech startups, have teamed up to bring attention to the issue.
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The Palma isn't the first wearable sex toy from Unbound — but it is the first vibrating one.
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Once that support system is in place, Trump is unbound, free to impose his fantasies on reality.
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But Trump will not emerge from Pennsylvania with the guaranteed support of any of those unbound delegates.
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Every delegate arriving in Cleveland next week arrives unbound, free to exercise his or her best judgment.
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The real estate mogul gained support from unbound delegates in North Dakota, Louisiana, Pennsylvania and American Samoa.
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They're currently funding the project on Unbound, a publishing crowdfunding site, where they're hoping to raise $60,000.
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Founded by Polly Rodriguez of Women of SexTech, Unbound aims to empower women to own their sexuality.
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But by going straight to the meme makers, Unbound lessens the risk of making an embarrassing gaff.
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The second is for delegates whose loyalties can be relied on if they become unbound in Cleveland.
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Clinton boasts the support of 28503 superdelegates unbound to any candidate, according to RealClearPolitics, to Sanders's 22019.
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Mr. Yob was elected as one of nine unbound delegates from the Virgin Islands on March 10.
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I'm told the London-based investment firm Unbound, founded by Shravin Mittal, significantly expanded its stake too.
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A last note: even though Unbound is a disappointment, The Fall functions fine as a singular story.
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In some states, delegates won by a candidate who has suspended his campaign are regarded as unbound.
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Encompassing both private and public collecting practices, Unbound asserts the artistic, cultural, and social importance of textiles.
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An American company, Cuba Unbound, had secured the permits necessary to organize the trips for American citizens.
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Then, there's the class of rock gods— Jagger , Bowie , Prince —whose omnisexuality seemed unbound by earthly constraints.
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Delegates Unbound also presents itself — plausibly or not — as an effort that is not explicitly anti-Trump.
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The full 49 delegates from Virginia headed to the national committee are unbound on the second ballot.
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Instead, it's possible we're entering the era of Trump unbound — with all of the instability that entails.
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Since then, of course, the delegates have been sealed and it doesn't look like they will be unbound.
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That's because 54 of Pennsylvania's 71 directly elected delegates will enter the national convention unbound to any candidate.
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Her proposal reminds delegates they are "unbound" and can vote for whomever they want either at the convention.
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Al Quaye, who's running for an unbound delegate slot out of Pennsylvania's 18th congressional district, put it best.
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There are famous examples: the pages of Ernest Hemingway's unbound press copy of Joyce's "Ulysses" are mostly uncut.
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It was clear after Saturday's delegate selection that many of these delegates, once "unbound," would vote for Cruz.
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He also got endorsements from two unbound delegates that were elected in Pennsylvania's convoluted primary on last month.
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Will Republican governors and members of the US House and Senate from these unbound states determine the outcome?
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Singapore's Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan spoke about many of these disruptive forces during the InnovFest unBound conference.
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Unbound: A Blackstar InstaMiniSeries will unravel over the course of 16 short episodes on the InstaMiniSeries Instagram account.
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Correll celebrated the decision in a statement circulated by Delegates Unbound, a group working to unbind convention delegates.
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State parties could relax their delegate instructions, making it easier rather than harder for them to become unbound.
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The delegates will be unbound, meaning they can vote for whomever they want at the convention in July.
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That includes the backing of 524 superdelegates, the unbound powerbrokers who make their vote at the July convention.
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Unbound does find its footing in the back half, when the core theme—perspective—becomes a gameplay mechanic.
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Nancy Spero: Unbound continues at Colby College Museum of Art (5600 Mayflower Hill, Waterville, Maine) through January 20.
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The same is true of the liar: When there is no consequence, the deceiver is unbound and unashamed.
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But for the other 54 delegates — who are elected directly on the ballot and unbound — things get complicated.
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The Republican delegates that year were unbound, but decided to support Donald Trump ahead of the national convention.
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"What happens if Trump is unbound by the need to win reelection?" said Mills, the Raymond James analyst.
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That also describes much of the work in "One Way or Another," which despite its framing feels unbound.
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Lonegan said it was theoretically possible that Trump could win a convention in which the delegates were unbound.
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Today around 70 percent of sex product companies are run by men, according to an analysis by Unbound.
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And no matter what he says on one day, he feels completely unbound by it the next day.
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Republican delegates to the national convention have always been unbound by national party rules, with the single exception.
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"Our dream at Unbound is for female sexual health to be viewed through the same lens as male sexuality — as a part of our overall health that deserves a conversation, platform, and shopping experience that doesn't feel like a flaming pile of garbage," Unbound founder Polly Rodriguez told TechCrunch's John Biggs.
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Are any of the products on Unbound catered to women who may also be going through the same struggle?
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As front-runner, the stakes for Trump are obvious: keep winning and make a statement to those unbound delegates.
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Many Latin countries got rid of dictatorships in the 1980s, creating a group of young democracies unbound by precedent.
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Her total delegate haul includes superdelegates, party officials who are unbound and can switch their support at any time.
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Like in Guam, however, those delegates are unbound, meaning they can vote for their candidate of choice this summer.
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"Basically, our system is an airplane inside a tube," he told CNBC at the InnovFest Unbound conference in Singapore.
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The delegates aren't going to be unbound and rebel to some consensus candidate like Mitt Romney or Paul Ryan.
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Iyapo Repository can also be a way to create fantastic new narratives about blackness—stories unbound by current realities.
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The Republican National Committee disagrees and has said that groups like Delegates Unbound are the ones doing the misleading.
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Still, "leadership is leadership," said Colorado GOP Chairman Steve House, another unbound delegate who confirmed his support on Thursday.
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Speaking with CNBC at technology conference InnovFest Unbound, Fuad attributed the firm's ambitious plans to strong Southeast Asian demand.
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Unbound delegates like Williamson are particularly valuable to the candidates, as they are free to support whomever they want.
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Unlike humans, who are made out of fixed clay, Jinn are unbound, extra-dimensional beings made of smokeless fire.
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Those delegates are technically unbound so the more actual supporters a candidate can get elected, the better for them.
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Zachariah Reitano, a co-founder and chief executive officer of Roman, expressed his support for Unbound in a statement.
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With no apparent consequence for behavior they see as corrupt, Trump will enter his reelection campaign unchecked and unbound.
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The remaining unbound delegates came from North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Nevada, West Virginia, Oklahoma, Colorado, and New Hampshire, reported Politico.
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If that would have happened, then even more of the delegates would have become unbound and could vote for whomever.
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Fifty-four delegates elected next week will go to Cleveland in July unbound to any candidate on the first ballot.
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The delegates will be unbound at the Republican National Convention in July, meaning they can vote for whomever they want.
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Movement leaders are reaching out to delegates to inform them that they're unbound irrespective of what the Rules Committee decides.
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Together, Pennsylvania's 54 unbound delegates will form the largest group of free agents when Republicans meet in Cleveland in July.
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No other state leaves so many of its delegates unbound — allowed to vote for whomever they please at the convention.
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Jones' paintings allude to the idea that the truth read in the books subjugates other kinds of vital, unbound knowledge.
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Ironically, it's when the game revisits the notion of focus, this time in gameplay form, that Unbound comes full circle.
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"They clearly are concerned," said Dane Waters, who is working with Delegates Unbound, a group trying to block Mr. Trump.
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"I don't think the idea matters – it's all about the execution," said Vardi, who is co-chairman of Innovfest Unbound.
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Unbound: Visionary Women Collecting Textiles was scheduled to continue at Two Temple Place (London WC2R 3BD, UK) through April 19.
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Unbound by a civil servant's job, he will be free to go off and see the world as he pleases.
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Her authors wanted to work with her again and again, often over decades, and Alice gave them her unbound loyalty.
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But no matter what rules are in place going into Monday, the groups maintain that all delegates are unbound regardless.
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In fact, a post-impeachment Trump, punished but still in power, is likely to be even more emboldened and unbound.
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UNBOUND, which stars Rookie founder Tavi Gevinson and Six Feet Under actress Patricia Clarkson, will premiere on Thursday at 8 p.m.
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Meaning they could vote to use the nuclear option — to change the rules so that all delegates would be completely unbound.
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It told The New York Times it would find ways to work with Unbound on ads that don't violate its policies.
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Shops such as Babeland, Unbound, Good Vibrations, and Lelo offer a range of options for whatever you might be looking for.
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"I'm drunk on Trump," proclaimed John Olson, a North Dakota unbound delegate and attorney representing oil, natural gas and coal companies.
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Last week, Trump secured the support of enough unbound delegates to reach the 1,237-delegate threshold needed to win the nomination.
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On the negative side for Trump, you have Marco Rubio's unbound voters, who are unlikely to align with the business mogul.
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Sen. Ted Cruz's strategy of locking up unbound delegates throughout the nation could pay dividends, Democratic strategist Michael Feldman said Tuesday.
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Others, like Pulse and Unbound, say they are completely blocked from advertising on the social network no matter what they try.
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Unbound products are more whimsical and otherworldly than conventionally sexy — one of its vibrators is literally shaped like an alien spaceship.
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Asia will be a key area for its expansion, he told CNBC on the sidelines of the InnovFest Unbound 2017 conference.
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North Dakota is one of three states that have the most unbound delegates being voted on in the next several weeks.
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" Leighton agreed with Haugland: "If we are sending our delegates unbound we should not have them put down who they support.
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In the event of a contested convention it would matter a lot, however, because most delegates are unbound in subsequent votes.
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"There's not going to be a second ballot," said Ash Khare, who was elected last Tuesday as an unbound Pennsylvania delegate.
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No other state will send as many unbound free agents to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland on July 18-21.
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But the remaining 219 — the three delegates awarded to each congressional district — are unbound and elected in the delegate selection primary.
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The "unbound" UK economy, even if it meets the "leavers" wildest expectations, will prove a net negative for the U.S. Why?
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But the remaining 54 delegates will be unbound, setting off a furious scramble by the campaigns to get their supporters elected.
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America is lost, unbound from the historical, political and moral anchors that provided its robust sense of confidence, identity and destiny.
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The possibility of a contested convention has put the spotlight on the unbound delegates who could determine the Republican presidential nominee.
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Clinton leads Sanders in total delegates nationwide, having 2,293 to his 1,85033, including the unbound superdelegates who vote at the convention.
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But given Trump's big win, it looks probable that he'll get roughly 28500 delegates from the state (6900 bound, 2628 unbound).
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If neither Mr. Trump nor Mr. Cruz carries a majority of pledged delegates into the convention, unbound delegates could be kingmakers.
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But it's only in those final hours where Unbound leverages the strengths of its predecessor, design and story hand-in-hand.
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The delegates interviewed by The Hill said it's still possible that Cruz could run a clean sweep of Louisiana's unbound delegates.
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Still, it's possible that the unbound delegates will consider the popular vote in their state and throw their support to Trump.
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The "unbound" spirit carries through to other works in the show, including several frieze-like images of goddesses and beseeching women.
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Democrats tied in virtuous politically correct knots meet Republicans unbound in their vile and unrepentant grossness: Welcome to the 2020 campaign.
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Afropunk is considered by many to be a safe space where freedom of expression is truly unbound by socio-normative paradigms.
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There are certainly positive aspects to the maverick label, which suggests a composer of flinty individuality unbound by protocols and conventions.
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The moves furthered the impression of a President unbound after the Senate acquitted him following impeachment charges he abused his power.
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The round was led by Millennium New Horizons, with participation from London-based investment firm Unbound, LG , and existing investor Nvidia.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the year in which the Metropolitan Transportation Authority rejected ads for the company Unbound.
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Influenced by Murray Bookchin, an American anarchist, Mr. Ocalan has called for autonomous rule by local committees unbound by national borders.
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Welcome to the mundi sexualem of Egon Schiele, where the First Cause — the God of Aristotle and Aquinas — is Unbound Desire.
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He has faced the #NeverTrump movement, threats for delegates to vote for a completely different nominee and the spectre of unbound delegates.
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The superdelegates are free to vote for their preferred nominee, unbound by the will of the voters—and if a nominee they
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The Unbound team, comprised of three women who have all worked in the sex product industry, curate what goes inside the box.
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One could also wait for one-time passing objects like `Oumuamua and chase them even though they are unbound to the Sun.
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In a way, the internet is the unbound and tangled web of our collective human psyche (at times, more id, than ego).
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Mike McAlpine, an unbound Colorado delegate who favors Cruz, said he witnessed the conversation between Short and Manafort and corroborated Short's version.
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I met Sarah Jayne, my Unbound cofounder, through Dreamers & Doers, a feminist women-in-tech group, and we launched in December 2014.
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But Ford was able to convince enough unbound delegates to support his campaign, securing his nomination on the first round of balloting.
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Depending on state rules, some are free from the second ballot and beyond, and others have to wait longer before becoming unbound.
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But about 150 delegates are "unbound," which means they are free to support anyone, and can switch their support at any time.
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The rules are fine as they are, delegates are free and unbound to vote for whomever they want on the first ballot.
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Unbound, a sexual wellness startup for women, recently raised $2.7 million from Founders Fund, Slow Ventures, Arena Ventures, SoGal Ventures and others.
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Through its innovative Art Garden CSA, Arts Unbound works to commission new work from artists with disabilities and connect them with buyers.
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Trump would then be required to solicit unbound delegates going into the Republican National Convention in Cleveland in July to reach 1,237.
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I recently started playing The Fall Part 2: Unbound, the follow-up to one of my favorite sci-fi stories in games.
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Indiana provided $85033 million in grants to local communities to pursue the projects they need most unbound by state or federal limits.
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"There will be eight candidates on the first ballot for the 2016 nomination for president," said Haugland, an unbound North Dakota delegate.
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Because public school segregation tends to coincide with geographical segregation, private schools — unbound to a fixed locale — tend to be more integrated.
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"I'm a purist — the rules shouldn't be bent for him or anyone else," said Leslie Tassin Sr., an unbound delegate from Louisiana.
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The short version of the argument is this: A convention of unbound delegates would be a great way to choose a nominee.
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As his disastrous overseas trip demonstrated, he feels utterly unbound by those agreements, and his international peers have heard loud and clear.
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She frantically moves side to side across the space, diving to the ground, beating her chest, stopping, starting, unsure, wild, unbound, defeated.
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Jamie Sumner is the author of the memoir "Unbound: Finding Freedom From Unrealistic Expectations of Motherhood," and a forthcoming middle-grade novel.
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The stage convention is that, for this scene, her hair has suddenly fallen loose over her shoulders: like her wits, it's unbound.
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Ms. Rodriguez, of Unbound, tries to market her products the way a health or beauty company might, without an overtly sexualized aesthetic.
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Dane Waters, leader of Delegates Unbound, which is planning to spend up to $3 million, said the whipping operation is already underway.
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He still tries to get two copies of each magazine, but now it's because one needs to be unbound for faster scanning.
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Back then, banks were growing bold and unbound as Citigroup was formed through a historic merger; today the banks are bashful and burdened.
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Superdelegates in the Democrats' convention are all unbound and include all elected Democrat governors, senators, congressmen and members of the Democratic National Committee.
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Hörnschemeyer disengaged metal structures used for casting concrete walls from their coverings, leaving them unbound from solid, closed forms, to constitute freestanding grids.
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Humphrey, previously a John Kasich supporter, said the Delegates Unbound organization is about removing a candidate who is not fit for the presidency.
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The first group, led by a Republican strategist from Michigan named John Yob, was elected at a March 10 caucus and is unbound.
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"Unbound" uses the history of the RNC to make the case that RNC rules dictate that delegates be allowed to vote their conscience.
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In the first vote, at least 5 percent of the total 2,472 Republican delegates are unbound - meaning they can vote as they please.
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The pleasures of Witt's book are like the sex it envisions, unbound from the obligations of solving a problem or achieving a goal.
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The platform doesn't allow Unbound to use typical advertising methods like promoted posts, Rodriguez says, and frequently removes posts it claims are inappropriate.
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Since charity is not guaranteed, some of these people would end up at the whim of an insurance market unbound by government controls.
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So, who are these seemingly free agents known as unbound delegates, and why are they considered the true power brokers in this race?
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They are deemed "unbound" because their states or territories – North Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming, American Samoa and Guam – do not hold primaries or caucuses.
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But in the world of indie comics, unbound to boards of directors and impossible sales figures, things can move quicker and more efficiently.
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Dictator lit, on the other hand, is an altogether more curious genre, unbound by these concerns and behold only to the strongman's narcissism.
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He needs a good chunk of those unbound Pennsylvania delegates if he's to secure the nomination on the first ballot at the convention.
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One is voting to change the rule so delegates are unbound altogether, and another involves inserting a "conscience clause" in the present rules.
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Five could come from unbound delegates who can back any candidate of their choosing, it said, while five more could come from Sen.
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Forty years ago, President Ford was able to wrangle a majority before the first ballot because many delegates came to the convention unbound.
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The robo-fails aren't the only draw either, considering how Giertz's audience appreciates her specific brand of candor, self-deprecation, and unbound curiosity.
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The OGLE survey will continue to search for microlensing events that expose unbound worlds, which inform estimates of the broader rogue planet population.
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Be smart: Trump wants to make his mark on world affairs — and he's doing so, unbound by history or basic rules of diplomacy.
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Encompassing both private and public collections, Unbound represents a range of collecting practices and asserts the artistic, cultural, and social importance of textiles.
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In addition to textiles as objects, Unbound features Olive Matthews's (1887-1979) collection of historical costumes, which she began acquiring at age 12.
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After a national reporter unbound by the agreement scooped the first three picks and a noteworthy trade, everyone jumped back into the scrum.
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Accordingly, each delegate will be completely unbound at the Republican convention in July, and free to make up his or her own mind.
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If Trump has fallen just short of a majority, these unbound delegates could choose to put him over the top — or sink him.
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From left, MacKenzie Green, Polly Rodriguez, and Sabina Mamedova at a meeting for Unbound, a subscriber-based sex toy company in New York.
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This fall a solo show titled "Leather Unbound," part retrospective, part new work (part, yes, "Wonder Woman") will open at the Gallery Liverpool.
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But regardless of whether it passes, delegates are still unbound and free to vote their conscience, per the Unit Rule and Rule 37.
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" There is a group of people -- including Eric O'Keefe, a former top fundraiser for Cruz -- that recently formed a group they're calling "Delegates Unbound.
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These unbound delegates give Trump the opportunity to flex his deal-making muscles and, if it works, we'll never hear the end of it.
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The still lifes, with their unbound sense of space, appear more dependent on each other for completion, or on the installations, in umbilical relation.
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Cruz would have to sweep almost every single unbound delegate that remains up for grabs in order to be the surefire nominee by July.
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A big question remains what will happen to the 173 pledged delegates held by former GOP presidential candidate Marco Rubio once they become unbound.
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These delegates could be especially important when the convention comes, because they're free agents -- unbound by state rules and able to vote for anyone.
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Trump has picked up endorsements from more than 20 unbound delegates since he became the presumptive nominee last week, according to CNN's latest count.
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Speaking with CNBC's Matthew Taylor at the Innovfest Unbound conference in Singapore on Thursday, Hendel said Porsche faces "tremendous changes" in the years ahead.
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A second source explained that the deal is akin to a joint venture, which roughly splits the company in half between Unbound and SingEx.
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The sequence is a joyous riot of speed and impact, completely and unapologetically unbound from any real-world understanding of how cars actually work.
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Unbound is a self-described sextech webshop for rebellious women, and its founder, Polly Rodriguez, is a unique and fascinating representative for the site.
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"Unbound is closing the very real orgasm gap by putting knowledge and product in the hands of women all over the world," said Rodriguez.
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"Cruz's people are already making moves on Rubio's people, whose delegates will become unbound," said one unaligned Republican strategist on the condition of anonymity.
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Pepsi's latest ad campaign showcases "emotional connections" — joy, passion, unbound moments — that can bring people together amid a time of divisiveness, the company said.
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Having more unbound delegates would be a huge factor for those within the GOP trying to halt Donald Trump from getting the party's nomination.
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The remaining 54 delegates are elected directly by voters and will be unbound to any candidate heading into the convention in Cleveland in July.
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He appeared to have won about 40 of Pennsylvania's 54 unbound delegates, along with another 17 awarded to him outright as the statewide winner.
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But one leading Republican from a state that will send 54 unbound delegates to the convention suggested that such tactics would not be effective.
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Unbound delegates could push Trump over the finish line — but if they don't, Republicans could plunge into the first contested convention in 40 years.
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Polly Rodriguez, a cofounder at the sexual-wellness startup Unbound Babes, has leaned on advisers to make hiring and firing decisions in the past.
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Some unbound delegates in Louisiana who had backed Rubio urged Trump in a letter on Thursday to make the Florida senator his running mate.
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A group called Delegates Unbound is urging Republican delegates to reject Trump during next month's Republican National Convention on moral grounds, CNN reported Friday.
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But if she is right, Trump could face the embarrassing spectacle of a vote from the full convention on whether delegates should be unbound.
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Mr. Egan remains optimistic about the market possibilities because extensive core samples of rock from the site show the energy that could be unbound.
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See this 2015 report, "Nature Unbound: Decoupling for Conservation," led by Linus Blomqvist of the Breakthrough Institute, for much more on these hopeful trends.
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"The campaigns … will go around to the unbound delegates and try to convince them to vote with them on the first ballot," Ginsberg said.
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"With this backdrop, the solicitation of new foreign intervention was the act of a president unbound, not one chastened by experience," the report says.
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Jamie Sumner is the author of the memoir, "Unbound" and the forthcoming middle-grade novel, "Roll With It" with Atheneum Books for Young Readers.
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If that happens, all of New York's delegates will be unbound after the first round of voting and can pick whichever candidate they want.
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Unbound: Narrative Art of the Plains continues through December 4 at the National Museum of the American Indian (1 Bowling Green, Financial District, Manhattan).
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But their special electrical properties come from a dangly bit hanging off of each monomer that has an extra, unbound electron, called a free radical.
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The book Unbound, written by North Dakota Rules Committee member Curly Haugland, argues that on the first ballot, delegates can vote for whomever they choose.
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"I think a lot of us feel like we've been silenced by these platforms and they control so much," Unbound CEO Polly Rodriguez told TechCrunch.
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"The unbound delegates are going to be able to punch above their weight going to Cleveland and they're going to be very important," Weaver said.
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If Trump wins by a significant margin, it could make the unbound delegates less likely to vote for another candidate at the convention in July.
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At least for me, when I was unbound by anything and almost felt comfortable sleeping in gutters and on soaked couches on any given day.
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Another 54 people are elected by voters as "unbound" delegates, free to vote for whomever they want on the first ballot at the July convention.
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Bette Grande, an unbound delegate and former chairman of the Ted Cruz campaign in North Dakota, stressed that emotions need to be kept in check.
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Delegates Unbound, which is working with Free the Delegates, has vowed to continue and is sending its supporters text messages that the fight goes on.
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That aside, it has run 'Unbound' events in London since 2014 and it works with corporates such as Unilever, HSBC and Accenture on innovation projects.
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Indeed, this investment news comes weeks after the conclusion of Unbound's two-day Singapore-based event, Innovfest Unbound, which claimed to attract over 12,000 attendees.
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Note: The original version of this article was updated to correct an error about the Unbound London events business and add more source-based reporting.
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As nerve-racking as it may be, both within the White House and beyond, the Trump-unbound phase of the presidency could prove politically effective.
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If no candidate reaches the 1,237 threshold in that vote, a second vote is held, this time with a larger proportion of delegates becoming unbound.
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"The whole nomination process has been put on super steroids." agreed Gary Emineth, former chairman of the North Dakota Republican Party and an unbound delegate.
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If subsequent ballots are needed, virtually all of the delegates can vote any way they want, said Gary Emineth, another unbound delegate from North Dakota.
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During InnovFest unbound, an event in Singapore that connects startups with corporates, CNBC asked three entrepreneurs who built their own businesses how they got started.
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I saw Unbound as a place where women could read about their sexuality, shop, and walk away feeling empowered as opposed to ashamed or embarrassed.
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Some believe Trump will lose delegates as they become unbound, considering most Republican delegates are typically party loyalists who aren't thrilled with Trump's outsider campaign.
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According to The Associated Press, Clinton is only 23 delegates shy when factoring in superdelegates, party leaders who are unbound until the Democratic National Convention.
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There are 2202 delegates up for grabs in Pennsylvania's Republican primary on April 2628, although 28500 will go to the convention unbound to any candidate.
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Trump imagines that America unbound, shaking hands or giving the finger, depending upon short-term interests and Presidential whims, will flourish among the other rogues.
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State bylaws require House, the unbound delegate in Colorado, to stay neutral in the race until he casts a ballot at the convention in July.
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The latest test for Trump will come in Pennsylvania, where 54 of the state's delegates are elected directly by voters and unbound to any candidate.
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"There's a national discussion right now surrounding consent, which is 100 percent needed and super important," says Polly Rodriguez, CEO and co-founder of Unbound.
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Draper Esprit has joined the revolution for early stage investing with our EIS angel network and our investments in crowdfunding platforms: Crowdcube, Unbound, and Seedrs.
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What pushed him over the line was a group of unbound delegates telling the AP on Thursday that they'd be backing the real estate mogul.
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But what's clear from the popularity of Mario Maker is that millions of players also want to see Nintendo's creations unbound by Nintendo's strict rules.
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A voice unbound by the pathetic political party allegiances, which have only stagnated and strangled progress, leaving America, not since the Civil War, so divided.
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A larger proportion of the delegates will become unbound with each successive vote, giving them more and more discretion to pick the party's standard-bearer.
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CNBC Make It spoke to the entrepreneur-turned-investor at technology conference InnovFest Unbound to find out what he thinks is behind the perfect investment.
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"Vivid, haunting and deeply moving, it is an unflinching expression of the vulnerabilities that make us human, and an unbound celebration of family and life."
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After an outcry last year, the M.T.A. said it would work with the sex-toy company Unbound to permit its ads, after originally rejecting them.
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While vitamin D binding protein sequesters vitamin D in the body, it's the unbound molecules of vitamin D that are ultimately important for bone growth.
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The Barbican Center's upcoming Sound Unbound weekend has classical-inspired DJs and Renaissance music rescored for electric guitar, in addition to Mr. Byrne's Charterhouse gig.
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"With this backdrop, the solicitation of new foreign intervention was the act of a president unbound, not one chastened by experience," the House report said.
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False media narrative Erroneously, it's being widely claimed in the media that in order for delegates to be unbound, they have to change the rules.
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It must have been an awesome feeling, to float above the rules made for the commoners, to be unbound by trust, virtue, morality and responsibility.
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Trump is unbound by any loyalty to the party that nominated him or to men such as House speaker Paul Ryan and Senator Mitch McConnell.
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Many of the unbound delegates told the AP they would support him out of respect for their constituents' preference, but were not thrilled about it.
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Curated by Emil Her Many Horses, a member of the Oglala Lakota Nation in South Dakota, Unbound displays historical and contemporary art side by side.
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In fact, paying my taxes is one of the few experiences that makes me feel unbound by the constraints of my lack of legal status.
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I could see the scope of its wonders and eccentricities, unbound from me and indifferent to me: an infinite expanse to explore before time ran out.
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On the Republican side, the big question Tuesday will be what happens in Pennsylvania, where 54 of 71 delegates will be unbound at the GOP convention.
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If he doesn't secure 1,237 before the convention, it could give an opening to Cruz or another candidate after delegates become unbound after the first ballot.
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On the other end of spectrum you've got states like New Hampshire and Michigan that, once a candidate's out, their delegates are automatically released and unbound.
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Arts Unbound provides opportunities to more than 300 art students each year and exhibits the work of 90 plus artists in their gallery and retail store.
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"Our aim is to facilitate the deployment of standalone 5G networks to tap into the potential of the technology," Iswaran said at the Innovfest Unbound conference.
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Delegates Unbound -- the campaign operations arm of the group Free The Delegates -- had vote-counters set up in delegations for 30 states, as of Monday afternoon.
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This is a change election with the opportunity for a true reset by a presidential candidate who is unbound by the policies of the recent past.
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Even if, by some miracle, the delegates were magically unbound, there would be only a minuscule chance that someone other than Trump would be the nominee.
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"That's a double-edged sword because health care is a very tricky area," Leonard told CNBC at the sideline of the Innovfest Unbound conference in Singapore.
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As is normal for the in-demand pair of selectors and party promoters, this session is decidedly unbound by genre and full of tantalizingly obscure gems.
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Gary Emineth, former chairman of the North Dakota Republican Party and an unbound delegate, said the RNC has a long history of manipulating and ignoring rules.
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Why are taxpayers in so many states picking up the tab for these faux elections when the results can be overruled by superdelegates or unbound delegates?
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" Doré added that any unbound delegates are "out of our control" and that any issues over Rubio's former delegates "is between Mr. Trump and those guys.
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The convention statesFour states out of the remaining 20 break from the traditional primaries and caucuses held elsewhere by sending unbound delegates to the national convention.
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The AP reports that a small number of unbound party delegates told the news service they would support Trump, putting him over the edge. http://bit.
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There is a further pool of more than 100 unbound delegates, including part of the Pennsylvania delegation and from a handful of small states and territories.
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Today, the Moorish Science Temple shares a kinship with the Sovereign Citizen movement, which considers itself unbound by the laws and leaders of the United States.
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Along with the difficult subject matter, critics at the time noted the rawness of the aesthetic — the unbound hair, the absence of makeup, the emotional exposure.
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Is it chance or synchronicity that brings "Bernhardt/Hamlet," a muscular comedy about a woman unbound, to Broadway at this grim transitional moment in gender politics?
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" We're seeing people search and purchase plugs at a much higher rate than usual," Unbound Chief Creative Officer and co-founder Sarah Jayne Kinney tells Refinery29.
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Some have not pledged to support a candidate and would remain unbound if elected, giving them freedom – and some power – if the national convention is contested.
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In the days since he was acquitted in a Senate trial, an aggrieved and unbound president has sought to even the scales as he sees it.
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Finding venture capitalists willing to invest in Unbound was difficult, and it took four years for her to secure a working capital loan from a bank.
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Sinister creatures dubbed "demogorgons" appear in texts including Paradise Lost and Prometheus Unbound, apparently inspired by a book written by 14th-century poet and author Giovanni Boccaccio.
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But their slates, which list individual delegate hopefuls that have promised to support the candidates at the convention,both fall well short of the total unbound bounty.
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The picture looks brightest for Trump, who could do well among the unbound delegates, according to CNN interviews with 135 of the 162 candidates on the ballot.
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Manafort is leading the campaign's efforts to clinch the 1,237 delegates needed to win the nomination and working to woo unbound delegates who could swing the needle.
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First, remember that reputable sex toy brands, like Dame Products, Lelo, We-Vibe, and Unbound, want to make toys that make people happier and healthier, Fine says.
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We'll see how Trump handles Pennsylvania, where 54 out of the 71 delegates up for grabs are completely unbound, regardless of the outcome of the primary vote.
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Unbound said that this new capital will go towards doubling its operations and expanding into new verticals and geographies through a mix of acquisition and organic expansion.
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We are over four years into building Unbound, a sex tech startup, and we're exhausted by our society's puritanical views when it comes to womxn and sex.
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Earlier this year, Unbound Merino released a collection of men's T-shirts, socks, hoodies, and underwear (and one women's shirt), promising you could travel without any luggage.
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But he describes the gap between Bowie and Unbound as being as wide as that between a Star Wars movie and a novel from its expanded universe.
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After hours of deliberations, TechCrunch editors pored over the judges' notes and narrowed the list down to five finalists: CB Therapeutics, Forethought, Mira, Origami Labs and Unbound.
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This could lead to a brokered convention, in which unbound delegates, like Haugland, could play a significant swing role on the first ballot to choose a nominee.
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When the group of unbound elected and party officials known as super delegates are added to the tally, Clinton's margin over Sanders grows even larger — to 709.
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Longtime RNC rules committee member Curly Haugland claims all of the 403,472 GOP delegates are unbound, and can vote for whomever they want, citing various RNC rules.
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Crucially, these superdelegates are "unpledged" or "unbound," meaning they can change their mind about which candidate they will vote for at the Democratic National Convention in July.
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He gave the keynote address at the North Dakota State GOP convention, where he appealed to the state's 25 unbound delegates to support his candidacy in Cleveland.
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Just as with most of the promises from the "leavers," the promises concerning economic benefits to the U.S. from an unbound UK are also smoke and mirrors.
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Last month, in the space of a week, I received an offer of representation from the literary agency Coombs Moylett Maclean, and a publishing offer from Unbound.
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Unlike almost every other state, Pennsylvania's majority of delegates, 54, will arrive at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland on July 18-21 unbound to a candidate.
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This is the big (and interesting) question at the heart of Unbound: how perspectives, for better and often for worse, limit how we look at the world.
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The slow, upsetting introduction to each situation is Unbound at its best, but the momentum sputters as the game part kicks in, compounded by a few elements.
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Hydro Flask's Unbound Series backpack cooler keeps cold for 48 hours, and it has a unique self-standing design and hinged top that's super easy to access.
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That's a mistake: With no personality defects to exploit and only imaginary antagonists (all puny) to shake a fist at, this Abzug unbound gives Fierstein no resistance.
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Many legal experts are doubtful that the groups, which have names such as "Free the Delegates" and "Delegates Unbound," can accomplish their mission of a convention coup.
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The best analogy I've heard for it — one which I think came up in the Facebook group I'm in with my fellow Unbound authors — is planting seeds.
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Ogden Driskill developed a plan: send a group from Wyoming to Cleveland who are unbound and therefore can get an audience from and influence with potential presidential nominees.
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It's now or never for the #NeverTrump campaign and the Super PAC Delegates Unbound to stop Donald Trump from obtaining the official nod as the GOP presidential candidate.
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Heading into next week's GOP convention in Cleveland, one of the staunch supporters of Delegates Unbound is a former New Hampshire U.S. senator and current delegate, Gordon Humphrey.
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But as the possibility of a contested convention continues to loom, both men are planning for a scenario in which unbound delegates hand them the nomination in July.
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In a contested convention, these unbound delegates could help put front-runner Donald Trump over the top to reach the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the nomination.
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That's especially relevant for Bukalapak's home country because a large portion of the Indonesian population has limited access to financial services, Rasyid said at Innovfest Unbound in Singapore.
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"There is no language supporting binding in the temporary rules of the convention, which are the only rules that matter," the Delegates Unbound group says on its website.
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But now Japan will be largely on its own — a sort of whaling renegade unbound from the global agreement and still killing whales — though in its own waters.
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Polly Rodriguez, co-founder and CEO, and Sarah Jayne Kinney, co-founder and CCO of Unbound, respond to fellow sex tech company Dame Products' lawsuit against the MTA.
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He is only guaranteed the 17 delegates Pennsylvania awards to the winner of the statewide vote, leaving 54 unbound delegates who can go with whichever candidate they please.
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This process continues, with more delegates becoming unbound with each new vote, until a candidate gets a majority and wins the party nomination to run for the presidency.
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Clinton will likely reach a majority of both voter-driven pledged delegates and unbound superdelegates, but she'll need both in order to reach a majority of total delegates.
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The filmmakers at Instagram's InstaMiniSeries got the chance to orbit closer to Bowie's celestial body than most who claim him as inspiration, for a new project called Unbound.
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Topics covered in its in-house publication, Unbound Magazine range from erotic massage tips to an explainer on the SESTA and FOSTA bills opposed by many sex workers.
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Speaking to CNBC's Dan Murphy on the sidelines of Innovfest Unbound, an annual technology conference, Gaffney explained how Singaporean public transport operator SMRT could benefit from McLaren's expertise.
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Being uncommitted and unbound, Mr. Malae said, was precisely the point for a place like his territory, which has no vote in Congress or in the Electoral College.
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They note that nascent iodine, which promotes itself as being a free, unbound iodine particle rather than diluted in a solution, is impossible if it's in liquid form.
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If you missed the news, here's your reminder that we're returning for a TechCrunch Meetup + Pitch-off on 19 July, in conjunction with the incredibly fun conference, Unbound.
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Redgrave, having spent most of the film in a wheelchair, suddenly enters on foot, stumbling but determined, her hands extended like claws and her long gray hair unbound.
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But Mr Trump also feels unbound by agreements, oral or otherwise, made by previous governments, a blow to China and its elephantine capacity for remembering ancient half-promises.
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"Quite early on, I was advised by Xander Cansell, Head of Digital at Unbound, that he expected sales to be 90% ebook and 10% paperback," said Natalie Fergie.
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The three-CD set "Continuum Unbound," on Gravity Wave, incorporates a hypnotic seventy-two-minute recording of the sounds of Congaree National Park, in South Carolina, at sundown.
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Alas, to those hoping for such an eventuality, Trump, secured 1,543 delegates and only 95 of those remain unbound — not enough to keep him away from the number needed.
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Completed in December 2015, UNBOUND: A★InstaMiniSeries takes the audience on a journey of evocative images inspired by the moods suggested in the album's music, lyrics and artwork.
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"The thing that I'm most excited about is seeing more people from varied backgrounds launching their ideas," Julia Lopez, director of product at Unbound, tells Gizmodo in an email.
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Thus was the impetus for Unbound, an online sex-toy shop (of which Rodriguez is CEO and cofounder) that caters to individual needs, as well as women's sexual health.
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"But now I see increasing maturity in their capability to scale up to work with big institutions like ours," he said at a technology event in Singapore, Innovfest Unbound.
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The first of the two RNC convention rules Haugland is citing is what's called the "unit rule" (Rule 38), which guarantees the delegates are unbound and vote their conscience.
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"Our goal is simple, to ensure the delegates are not misled to believe they must follow orders or rules set by others," said Eric O'Keefe, founder of Delegates Unbound.
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With the party facing its first contested convention in four decades, the 54 unbound Pennsylvania delegates could well end up casting the votes that decide the party's presidential nominee.
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Colorado, Wyoming, North Dakota and Pennsylvania will either send unbound delegates to the convention, or will elect delegates who have already declared a preference for one of the candidates.
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In the conservative policy journal Cato Unbound, for example, Matt Zwolinski advocated scrapping our complex and "paternalistic" welfare system in favor of an annual cash grant to every citizen.
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For some insane, wonderful reason, Pennsylvania has an incredible 54 unbound delegates, and two undecideds who were expected to go Trump went for Cruz instead—our plan in action.
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Some of his female sitters wear traditional silk dresses and have their hair in elaborate updos but sit in Western-style chairs, with their feet unbound and in slippers.
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If it happens, Heather Boushey, the author of a recent history of the American economy, "Unbound," says it could be the most significant improvement in economic statistics in decades.
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"Publishers start their marketing campaigns 6-12 months before publication," Natalie Fergie, best-selling author of historical fictional novel The Sewing Machine (and a fellow Unbound author), told Mashable.
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Westmoreland said if Trump gets within striking distance of the 1,237 mark, he could feasibly try to negotiate with the party's unbound delegates to push him over the top.
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Free the Delegates has taken the lead in that effort while the complementary Delegates Unbound group urges the RNC to cut off all financial support to the Trump campaign.
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The early stages of this have already begun, as the campaigns have assembled teams meant to elect representatives that support their candidate or marshal the support of unbound delegates.
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Indeed, whether Trump is mentally ill or simply unbound, his provocations can serve a purpose for the Republican Party, numbing the country to a tide of less flamboyant outrages.
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The Never Trump movement within the Republican Party — with its fantasies of a contested convention, of unbound delegates turning on Trump en masse — was officially pronounced dead Tuesday night.
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But Midnight Special eventually hits a place where its unbound freedom runs up against structure, and all the jagged bits Nichols has thrown into motion have to come together.
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This idea would come from the fact that many, though not most, states allow for delegates to be 'unbound' if a candidate does not win the majority of the vote.
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My hopes is that, like other subscription kits, Unbound will create a "personality quiz" to feel out for comfort level, experience, necessity and preferences when it comes to sex products.
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Emineth, formerly head of the North Dakota Republican National Committee, estimates about 300 to 450 unbound delegates are going into the convention because of the different rules in various states.
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The can't-believe-your-eyes, tornado-like speed and force she let loose in the work's hair-unbound conclusion registered a few decimals lower than usual on the wind scale.
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The ESVFIII is part of a string of broader announcements that Minister Balakrishnan made in his opening remarks at InnovFest UnBound 2016, a digital technology conference organized in the country.
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Steve House, chairman of the Colorado Republican Party and an unbound delegate who confirmed his support of Trump to the AP, said he likes the billionaire's background as a businessman.
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He currently leads the pack with 991 bound and unbound delegates, trailed by Ted Cruz, at 568, and John Kasich, who sits third among the remaining GOP hopefuls with 154.
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Unbound has been around since 2013 but it seems to have struck out with its Innovfest event series, which has focused on uniting governments with corporates and the startup world.
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"Everything is a business opportunity for companies to try out solutions here as a springboard into the broader ASEAN market, " he said on the sidelines of the InnovFest Unbound conference.
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Some Republican unbound delegates are saying they could ultimately change the outcome of the convention and introduce new candidates at the last minute if no one wins a clear majority.
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Some unbound Republican delegates, like Curly Haugland of North Dakota, insist that most people do not understand the significance of delegates at the convention or the GOP eight-state rule.
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And in the film's beautifully surreal universe, touched by one quiet girl's precocious storytelling, we can't think of a better symbol for the wildness and creativity of an unbound mind.
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Unbound by a desire to maintain cordial relations with his counterparts, the President will arrive for a NATO summit in Brussels, Belgium, facing leaders who are preparing for the worst.
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I'm not a writer who does a terrible amount of planning when it comes to novels, but for my Unbound campaign I had the whole thing orchestrated well in advance.
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At the state conventions in Colorado and Wyoming, for instance, participants will be able to choose from among bound and unbound delegates, potentially adding to the total of free agents.
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It's precisely when she stretches — as on "Rest in Pleasure," which has a melody you wouldn't wish on a less acrobatic singer — that Ms. Spalding seems most ingenuous and unbound.
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If Trump does not win 1,237 delegates, many convention delegates would become "unbound" to Trump in later rounds of convention voting, giving Cruz or Kasich a likely boost in support.
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In public appearances, he has increasingly declared that the justices do not engage in politics and should be regarded as neutral decision-makers, unbound from the presidents who appointed them.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. — John Calipari, residue from that morning's Ash Wednesday service smudged on his forehead, unbound his iPad's leather case and showed a visiting reporter its gleaming sky-blue desktop.
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Artists in Unbound vary between traditional scenes like Terrance Guardipee's vibrant depictions of Blackfeet history, and contemporary dancers at a powwow holding smartphones in one of Dwayne Wilcox's playful drawings.
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"I suspect he bought bound volumes of them issued by publishing houses and then unbound and reshuffled the images into his collection, sorting them according to subject matter," Camerlenghi said.
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She and her newly-formed group, Free the Delegates, teamed up with another group, Delegates Unbound, which is more focused on convention rules in general, regardless of who the nominee is.
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Two new groups, Free the Delegates and Delegates Unbound, have joined their efforts and millions of dollars raised over the past few months to petition the Republican National Convention's Rules Committee.
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"Do you have any idea what could happen if an A.I. became unbound?" is the theme of the second episode, which appears to show an A.I. (the player?) on the loose.
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Church, a Strip veteran whose resume includes positions with Bradley Ogden, Michael Mina, and Charlie Palmer, is exactly the kind of chef Las Vegas needs: professionally trained but unbound by convention.
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The Magic Mirror was one of a number of tech products on display at InnovFest UnBound 2016, a digital technology conference, to illustrate the changing ways users were interacting with technology.
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Delegates Unbound, run by Republican strategists Dane Waters and Eric O'Keefe, has planned to put $2.5 million to $3.5 million into education, advertising, organizing and convention whip operations around unbinding delegates.
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We missed you — although, admittedly, I do live here — which is why we're returning for a TechCrunch Meetup + Pitch-off on 19 July, in conjunction with the incredibly fun conference, Unbound.
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"Flyspaces is an aggregator of existing co-working spaces, serviced offices, boutique hotels, landlords that have extra office space," he said on the sidelines of the Innovfest Unbound conference in Singapore.
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Unbound, a sexual lifestyle company, is launching a campaign called #VibesForCongress that is asking folks to send vibrators to their congresspeople as a way of protesting the new proposed healthcare legislation.
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" Ken Thomas and Catherine Lucey of the AP claimed that "a president who spent months catering to the Republican conservative wing now appears unbound by ideology and untethered by party allegiances.
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There are 10 unbound delegates in Louisiana, and many of those interviewed by The Hill say reports that they intend to back Cruz over Trump at the convention are totally false.
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On the other hand, Lehmann suggests, as Weber did, that the Puritans were the prophets of the self-made man, the tricky Yankee trader unbound by custom, family, tradition or community.
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So the unbound delegates could play an important role in delivering a candidate enough delegates to secure the nomination if he finishes just short of the 28503,22019 needed for the nomination.
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If they are "unbound" by a rule change, or after a first ballot in which no candidate wins a majority, the nominating fight could crack wide open on the convention floor.
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LONDON — Untethering women from the socially prescribed role of maker, and restitching them as collectors, Unbound: Visionary Women Collecting Textiles at Two Temple Place explores the relationship between women and textiles.
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Polly Rodriguez, cofounder and CEO of sexual wellness company Unbound, came into the space after going through menopause at age 21 as a result of chemotherapy for stage three colon cancer.
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Unbound: Narrative Art of the Plains is March 12 to December 4, 2016 at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian in New York (One Bowling Green, Financial District, Manhattan).
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But some of those are commitments are from delegates who are officially unbound -- and so while grateful for their support, the Trump campaign needs to look past them at the moment. Why?
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This box included The Vesper by Crave, the world's first rechargeable, multi-speed vibrator necklace, the Bijoux Feather tickler, Biddettes before and after personal wipes, and Secret Love Notes, made by Unbound.
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We recently got the chance to sit down with Rodriguez to chat about what sets Unbound apart from other sex-toy shops, and how she's hoping to empower women in their sexuality.
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That will take the company "on the way to possibly one day achieve the single-pilot operation target we are aiming at," she told CNBC at the Innovfest Unbound conference in Singapore.
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What makes the North Dakota, Colorado and Wyoming delegate elections so important to the candidates is these delegates are unbound in the first vote and can vote for any candidate they want.
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Putnam said that similar to a whip count, unbound delegates can become wooed by the campaign organizations, but this process does not mean there is a lack of order at the convention.
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The unusual way the state selects them means the 63 unbound delegates sent to the national convention could well end up casting decisive votes for a nominee who is not Donald Trump.
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A small number of unbound delegates helped the businessman reach the magic number as he battles for a match-up with Clinton, who is expected to secure her own party's nomination soon.
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But Sanders supporters say that is unfair because the unbound party leaders could potentially switch their support at any time in the weeks leading up to the Democratic National Convention in July. .
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The candidates also could make the play for the group of Rubio delegates who can be released by the candidate and will go to the convention unbound ahead of the first ballot.
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What the Democrats need is a second ballot when party leaders and unbound delegates will fight out the choice of an electable candidate, who might be a "dark horse" like Senator Brown.
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But as the country hurtles into a dangerous new phase of unbound Trumpism, those who want to say no need to muster whatever leverage they can, including public shame and economic sanctions.
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SAN FRANCISCO BALLET As part of its 2017-18 season, San Francisco Ballet presents "Unbound: A Festival of New Works," conceived and planned by its artistic director and principal choreographer, Helgi Tomasson.
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" Unbound by the political burdens of running for re-election, Mr. Flake writes that he intends to spend the remaining 14 months of his term "guided only by the dictates of conscience.
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He jumped ship from DC to Marvel to launch the "Ultimate Universe," an alternate Marvel timeline unbound from the main comic's continuity that was intended to give new readers a starting point.
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The other 54 enter the convention unbound, creating a delegate bloc potentially large enough to make or break the front-runner in his quest for the 1,237 votes needed to clinch the nomination.
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Of the 35 unbound delegates now likely to support Trump at the convention, 17 told CNN they would back their congressional district winner and another 18 promised to vote for him in Cleveland.
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But even there, his slate of delegates who pledge to support him includes only 26 names, less than half of the total number of unbound delegates that he could recruit for ballots statewide.
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Commentary by Curly Haugland, a Republican National Committeeman from North Dakota, and Sean Parnell, a public policy consultant from Virginia, are the authors of the book Unbound: The Conscience of a Republican Delegate.
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And that could mean that after two ballots at the convention, as many as 8 in 10 delegates could become unbound from their state votes -- freeing them to vote for whomever they wish.
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Pulse, along with Genneve, Unbound and women's health expert Dr. Anna Cabeca say Facebook has a double standard that allows brands that target men to run ads but block the equivalent for women.
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Dirk Ahlborn, CEO of Hyperloop Transportation Technologies (HTT), told CNBC on the sidelines of the Innovfest Unbound conference in Singapore that the company put the first hyperloop capsule into production three weeks ago.
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He then gave the premiere performance of David Hertzberg's "Daphne Unbound," a 10-minute work for solo violin commissioned (by Concert Artists Guild in conjunction with the BMI Foundation) for Mr. Yang's debut.
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Dropped by surprise on Christmas Eve 2018 as his all-Spanish Drake collab "MIA" stormed the charts, the album presents El Conejo Malo as a multi-faceted artist unbound by música urbana's standards.
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Oasis properties can now be found on the Hyatt website as of last week, as part of the company's Unbound Collection (itself a hip, boutique hotel brand with ambitions to attract millennial travelers).
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Another group, called Delegates Unbound, led by GOP strategist Dane Waters, is overseeing a national lobbying campaign focused on contacting delegates before they arrive in Cleveland to urge them to vote their conscience.
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At the time, four of the delegates told The Hill that media reports about them supporting Cruz were wrong and that they were undecided and intended to stay unbound going into the convention.
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The Toronto-based R&B singer has just finished flexing her songwriting skills scoring credits on Keisha's Chanté's latest project 'Unbound 01' and is preparing to release her own EP later this year.
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As well as Pigeonhole readers and the early supporters of my book on Unbound, the other group who have been instrumental in helping me spread word of The Moor have been book bloggers.
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I found myself quaffing it greedily, parched from the past few weeks, when Trump's Senate trial confirmed how unbound the president is and how completely Republican lawmakers have surrendered their integrity to him.
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But because of obscure state party rules, Unversity of Georgia political science professor Josh Putnam told The Hill, North Dakota is the only one likely to send completely unbound delegates to the convention.
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And will Kim Jung-un feel like Prometheus Unbound and use the fog of political warfare in Washington as an opportunity that cannot be missed and push the limits of his aggressive behavior?
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Haugland, one of the party's few unbound delegates that can decide who they want to vote for, argued that the party can block Trump even if he wins 1,237 delegates through the primaries.
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"[Sex tech] is changing rapidly, and there's a huge opportunity to be a part of an industry that has the potential to change women's lives," Unbound founder Polly Rodriguez told Refinery29 last year.
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In this context—where the president calls the shots and Congress is beholden to party leadership—half the legislature always is unbothered with unbound executive authority whenever "their guy" occupies the White House.
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But since I've been through the publication process — and chatted to a bunch of other Unbound authors who've been on the same journey — I've realised that print is only one part of it.
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Strange traffics in the swirling, balletic, kung fu kineticism, unbound by the laws of physics, that defined the Wachowskis' cyberpunk series — which were kind of proto-superhero films, before superhero films took over Hollywood.
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The protest, and a companion website detailing their position we reported on Tuesday, are the work of "Approved, Not Approved," a coalition of sex health companies co-founded by Dame Products and Unbound Babes.
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Despite becoming the first president ever to receive votes from both parties to convict and remove him from office in an impeachment trial, President Donald Trump today woke up in the White House unbound.
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With dark circles under his eyes and a proclivity for saying whatever he feels, L is jarring in appearance and unbound by social norms, which makes him far more intriguing than the refined Light.
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Although the declarations of Clinton's presumptive victory were based on her delegate haul, Sanders is not technically eliminated from the race because he could theoretically sway the Democrats unbound "super" delegates to his side.
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Men's silver-infused shirts from Lululemon are $10 more than similar shirts, Wool & Prince dress shirts can be compared in price to Brooks Brothers, and Unbound Merino charges a pricey $65 per T-shirt.
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Peryer, a longtime Bowie collaborator who helped launch BowieNet, makes it clear that Unbound is not an interpretation of ★, nor was the Thin White Duke involved in the project—for the most part.
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Likewise, Polly Rodriguez, CEO of the women's health brand Unbound, agrees that a standout employee makes a habit of taking ownership and pride in their work and putting the team's needs above their own.
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The story: When Unbound CEO Polly Rodriguez was diagnosed with cancer in her early 20s, she tells Mashable that the experience "changed the way I saw the world," specifically her views of women's sexuality.
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Later on, I began to learn about the feminist collectives here like Unbound Feet and the writings of Asian American women like Nellie Wong, Merle Woo, Mitsuye Yamada and other third world women thinkers.
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During a tour of "Unbound," the curator Emil Her Many Horses pointed out details on sketches of shields, headgear and banners, as well as horse branding marks that help scholars identify artists and subjects.
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Sex-tech startups Dame Products and Unbound recently launched a website to illuminate what they say is a gendered double standard in advertising after the MTA and Facebook rejected their ads featuring sex toys.
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Yob has written a book on contested conventions, and after a legal battle over his residency in the U.S. territory, was elected as an unbound delegate to the convention along with the other three.
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That sounds very much like what you'd want and expect from a sequel to The Fall, and for a moment—roughly the first 15 minutes—it seemed Unbound was what I'd been waiting for.
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In that meeting, Tassin said the Trump officials assured him they would not sue the party or seek to disenfranchise the unbound delegates, as the real estate mogul and campaign have threatened to do.
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In 21968, I was also first drawn irresistibly to the Olympics, an event I have now covered 291 times: Bob Beamon launched a magnificently unbound long jump at the Summer Games in Mexico City.
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Colorado Republicans offered a few reasons for abandoning the presidential vote at the caucuses this year, but a main one was that they simply wanted their delegates to be unbound as long as possible.
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Different states have set different rules for when the "bound" delegates they send to the convention become unbound — but for most of them, it would happen immediately after a first round of inconclusive voting.
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At 39, Gillum represents a younger generation of leaders, willing to go bold rather than bland on policy and unbound by the conventional wisdom of "how to win" that hold back many older politicians.
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Rigid morality-based policies can also present problems in securing venture capital funding, as Polly Rodriguez, founder of the sexual wellness company Unbound and co-founder of the group Women of Sex Tech, discovered.
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Stevens — as he notes in the video introduction to the show — has the advantage not only of words, but also of a compositional structure unbound from the convention of a single, window-like frame.
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The 16-episode UNBOUND: A ★ InstaMiniSeries will "take its audience on a journey of evocative images inspired by the moods suggested in the album's music, lyrics and artwork," according to a release from InstaMiniSeries.
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Polly Rodriguez, 31, is the CEO and co-founder of Unbound, a New York City-based sexual well-being company, and she's on a mission to empower women to take control of their sexual health.
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One delegate actually poked fun at the proposed rule: "Ironically, the RNC runs its meetings by Roberts Rules of Order," said Gary Emineth, former RNC North Dakota RNC chairman and unbound delegate from that state.
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Trump was put over the top in the Associated Press delegate count by a small number of the party's unbound delegates who told the AP they would support him at the national convention in July.
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Unbound by the niceties of GOP primaries past, Trump created a movement, gave voice to those who felt unheard -- like a tree falling in the forest -- and awoke the sleeping giant of anti-establishment voters.
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Helming the joint mission of the groups Free the Delegates and Delegates Unbound along with ally Dane Waters, Unruh is charging that RNC primary results are not binding: "It's a preference poll," she tells NPR.
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The investment round also includes British venture capital firm Beringea, Hong Kong private equity firm BlackPine, London-based investment firm Unbound and venture capitalist Joi Ito, who is also director of the MIT Media Lab.
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Speaking to CNBC at the sideline of the Innovfest Unbound conference in Singapore, Razer co-founder and CEO, Min-Liang Tan, underscored the importance of the mobile platform to the company, and the gaming industry.
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BISMARCK, N.D. — Donald J. Trump officially secured the number of delegates he needed to clinch the Republican presidential nomination Thursday, according to an Associated Press tally that showed unbound delegates putting him over the top.
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If Cruz and the anti-Trump forces can keep Trump from the 1,237 mark and convince unbound delegates not to push him over that threshold on the convention's first ballot, it would reset the contest.
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"The court did not buy what Curly Haugland was selling, and noted that his testimony has no support in the rule's text and was contradicted by his own book, Unbound," McGahn said in a statement.
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It is a record of unbound joy, of Balearic fantasy, of young love, of hearts racing at 140 beats per minute, and if you don't believe me, just take a look at the album artwork.
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The former secretary of State also has 1,683 pledged delegates to Sanders's 85033,362, and a lead with unbound superdelegates; 2,382 total delgates are necessary for avoiding a contested Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia in July.
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Clinton is 90 delegates short of the nomination when including superdelegates — unbound party leaders who vote at the national convention — while Sanders needs almost 850 delegates to clinch the nomination, according an Associated Press tally.
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Curly Haugland is an unbound delegate from North Dakota who is one of a select group of 168 Republican National Committee members who will be vital in determining the rules at the convention in July.
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Delegates Unbound, a group of delegates that support unbinding the delegates to free them from their pledge to vote for Trump, announced Monday afternoon it had secured enough support to force that roll call vote.
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Part of the reason why the Sanders campaign believes it's still viable is his team says many of Clinton's unbound superdelegates are getting ready to jump ship and throw their support behind the Vermont senator.
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It's worth keeping the specifics of how this operates under wraps, but it's where everything Unbound is trying to achieve, as both a story and as a game, successfully work in concert with one another.
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Moving into the present, Unbound provides a glimpse of institutional collecting through Jennifer Harris and Nima Poovaya-Smith, who worked at the Whitworth Museum (1982-2016) and Bradford's Cartwright Hall Art Gallery (1985-1998), respectively.
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He dreamed of a polis of creative citizens working nobly with their hands, fed by cheery peasants from the green surrounding hills who brought in ungraded eggs and home-cured bacon, unbound by fussy regulations.
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That would put the spotlight on the unbound delegates — there could be about 200 — who can support whomever they choose on the first ballot and potentially push one of the candidates across the finish line.
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For instance, if he wins 89 of New York's delegates he'll be 391 away from the nomination, and would have to win just 53 percent of the remaining unbound and uncommitted delegates to get there.
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If no candidate claimed the nomination on the first ballot, the convention would have been the first multi-ballot gathering in 40 years -- with candidate frantically working to usher suddenly-unbound delegates into their own camps.
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CNN is in regular touch with more than 50 of the nearly 120 so-called unbound delegates headed to the national convention, and none are changing already stated plans to cast a nominating ballot for Trump.
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"A previous analysis of 474 microlensing events found an excess of ten very short events (1–2 days)...indicating the existence of a large population of unbound or wide-orbit Jupiter-mass planets," the team wrote.
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Many of those delegates have have pledged their support to Trump, Ted Cruz or John Kasich, but the catch is that they are technically unbound and beholden to nobody -- not the voters, candidates or Republican Party.
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Delegates Unbound co-founder Kendal Unruh, who supported Cruz in the primary and is a member of the convention rules committee, is expected to drop the rule during one of the conventions rules committee meetings midweek.
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Curly Haugland, a longstanding RNC official and an unbound delegate from North Dakota who will be on the convention rules committee in July, told CNBC that attaining 1,237 during the primaries does not secure the nomination.
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Details of the transaction were not made public, but TechCrunch understands from a source that SingEx bought a majority share in Unbound in a deal that values the company at £18 million, or around $23.5 million.
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They're these incredibly forceful cautionary tales and morality tales warning us against our consumption and our abuse of the planet, and our unbound appetite for creation and invention at the cost of human experience and connectivity.
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Unbound by the conventional limits of the workweek (or because our workweeks were already bursting at the seams), we converged on a Saturday, in a space designed to inspire spontaneous idea-spitballing and immediate collegial feedback.
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Unbound also posts ethereal portraits of female and non-binary fans with their toys, but the soul of its Instagram presence is in the memes about eating ass and canceling plans to play with yourself instead.
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Here's a hell of an acting challenge, and also an experiment in speculative neuroscience: What happens when a large personality persists but comes unbound from the structures of memory, custom, and comprehension that once contained it?
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Clinton also has 2,205 delegates supporting her, to Sanders's 85033,401 — including the unbound superdelegates who vote at the Democratic National Convention in July — with 2,382 necessary for securing the Democratic nomination and avoiding a contested convention.
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The Chicago Athletic Association, however, from Hyatt's Unbound Collection, is the rare hotel that not only creates a sense of wonder when you first enter, but manages to deliver it every single time you come back.
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But the trailer's unbound optimism raises an even more important point out of his moaning, that he's surrounded by people who are having a ton of fun and, like, discovering things about themselves as young people.
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His translation is titled "Isaura Unbound," and he wanted me to understand its ambition: When the book is finished, it will be a complete reordering of one entire English dictionary into a single work of art.
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Only in recent years has it begun to move into the mainstream, at restaurants like Maharlika in Manhattan, Bad Saint in Washington and Lasa in Los Angeles, run by second-generation Filipino-Americans unbound by tradition.
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Still, surrogates don't bring the same thrill as seeing a candidate in person, and Mr. Buttigieg and Mr. Biden — unbound from the duties of the Senate — have been working hard to press their advantage in Iowa.
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West Virginia Democrats joined in on a call to end the role of unbound superdelegates in the Democratic primary process and also showed support for the resignation of Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
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" The book "features Knausgaard unbound, writing for the first time without a gimmick or the crutch of extravagant experimentation, the endurance test of 'My Struggle' or the staccato essays of his previous books on the seasons.
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Luckily for all of us, Conair's new Unbound Cordless Auto Curler is here to make at least one aspect of our daily routine easier: to ensure that stressed-out hairstyling is a thing of the past.
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These facts make clear that all delegates are completely unbound and free to vote their conscience on any and all matters that come before them, including the first ballot to decide the party's nominee for president.
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On "Prometheus Unbound," we hear how skillfully Shorter marshals a string section; he uses the orchestra not only to add strength and harmonic layers, but also to give his wide, intervallic leaps a new dynamic momentum.
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For the first time in five decades, Bear's Heart's drawings are going on public view in Unbound: Narrative Art of the Plains, opening March 12 at the Smithsonian's Museum of the American Indian in New York.
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This group is not new, but its plight has gained more exposure because of opposition to Trump, and a supporter of unbound is planning to offer a proposal that would tackle the issue once and for all.
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There were nine sessions to choose from on a range of topics: You could discuss benefits and HR questions with the Financial Gym founder Shannon McLay or learn about social media from Unbound co-founder Polly Rodriguez.
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The second thing you need to know is that buying your mom a sex toy could open a whole new world of sexual exploration and empowerment for her, says Polly Rodriguez, CEO of sexual wellbeing company, Unbound.
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Even though voters select delegates to represent a particular candidate, the delegates can vote for whomever they want, according to Curly Haugland, an unbound delegate from North Dakota and a member of the RNC standing rules committee.
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Unbound to any particular geography or ideology, artistic style or medium, Kabakov remains today, as he has for decades, a cultural enigma, straddled between worlds, if not directly plugged into the Higgs Boson of the cosmos itself.
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Alexa is also a service that exists unbound from the Echo hardware itself, and it's very possible than any push notification support would extend to other hardware that uses the Alexa API, including the Nucleus smart intercom.
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There will likely be challenges to Trump to debate, full-scale pressure on unbound delegates to reject the front-runner and possibly even a move to recruit a Republican willing to launch an independent run for president.
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The Associated Press first reported Thursday that Trump hit 1,237 delegates — the magic number that gives him a majority — after a small number of unbound party delegates that told the news service that they would support him.
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"I've received hundreds of emails, and I'm getting phone calls from people telling me who they think should be president and why," said Steve House, the chairman of the Republican Party in Colorado and an unbound delegate.
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With groundbreaking products engineered for a wider variety of bodies, shame-free messaging, gorgeously empowering design, and anti-male gaze marketing, companies like Dame, Maude, Crave, and Unbound ushered us into a new era of pleasure tech.
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Helgi Tomasson, the director of the San Francisco Ballet, invited her to create a work ("Snowblind") for the company's "Unbound" festival last year; she also made a full-length ballet, "Victoria," about the queen, for Northern Ballet.
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Many of her greatest triumphs have involved women unbound by the usual conventions of decorum, whose potential range of behavior is so great that at any moment they might cry, have a tantrum or break into song.
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Kusama is still figuring out how to balance form and pulp, but she has a singular unapologetic idea about what women can and cannot do onscreen, one she lets rip with verve and her superbly unbound star.
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If Mr. Trump does win a second term, it would be the first time an impeached president had the opportunity to serve five years after his trial and Mr. Trump's critics worry that he would feel unbound.
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And in Pennsylvania, where 54 unbound delegates were elected directly at the ballot box, Trump looked to pad his lead, with Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute counting 27 Trump supporters among the leaders.
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A new generation of independently minded directors has come of age, liberated by access to affordable digital cameras and equipment as well as crews of friends, and unbound by pre-established notions of their national cinema's identity.
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She also edges him out in delegates, boasting 1,683 pledged votes to Sanders's 85033,362 out of at least 2,382 necessary for avoiding a contested convention this summer, which includes the unbound superdelegates that vote at the convention.
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There's also a chance that there's a part of him that is as unbound by Western morals as the rumors say he is, as the moments when we've seen Delaney hallucinate and strip and rant seem to hint.
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Hanson's aim — the long game — is getting the collective's members to embrace the visceral paradox all boxers must grapple with: that in order to become unbound by the body, one must be able and willing to inhabit it.
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"Unbound: Narrative Art of the Plains," an exhibition at the Manhattan location of the National Museum of the American Indian, contains versions of ledger art drawn on animal hides, tepees, clothing and fabric, as well as intact books.
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He said he still has a "road to victory," in which he'll have to win 65 percent of the remaining unbound delegates to beat Clinton—this, of course, not counting the superdelegates who have already taken her side.
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Clinton stepped toward voters in the audience, paying little mind to Mr. Trump's personal space, as if seeking to rattle Mr. Trump merely by being a woman unbound, free to roam where she pleased, as a nation watched.
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"Unbound by the political and electoral constraints...a second-term President Trump could prove even more aggressive and unpredictable in using tariffs," Evan Brown, head of asset allocation strategy at UBS Asset Management, wrote in a January report.
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Dame, along with other new companies like Unbound, House of Plume and Sustain, is part of a tech-savvy and female-led women's sexuality movement that has made its home in New York instead of, say, Silicon Valley.
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At the three-day Blockchain Unbound conference this week at San Juan, Puerto Rico, Laboy told CNBC that it's a win-win situation for investors and Puerto Rico is eager to be part of the expanding cryptocurrency market.
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"It's ironic because they say the delegates are free and unbound, which is true in a few states, something we already know," said Diana Orrock, RNC committeewoman for Nevada, a Trump supporter and member of the convention rules committee.
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It has since announced a scaled-down hunt, ignoring suggestions that declaring itself unbound by international agreements it dislikes could backfire (some said China and South Korea might apply the same logic in their bitter territorial disputes with Japan).
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Free The Delegates and Delegates Unbound are instructing delegates that they may vote however they like on the floor regardless of the rules, arguing that one interpretation of the current rules means that they are actually free of binding.
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"Merino fiber is able to absorb up to a third of its weight in moisture while still feeling comfortable and dry," said Dan Demsky, co-founder of Unbound Merino—a brand of, you guessed it, Merino wool-based attire.
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The fight for unbound delegates between Donald Trump and Ted Cruz is about to get white hot as the U.S. senator from Texas is confirmed to be the keynote speaker at the North Dakota delegate convention on April 2.
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Different than the fine arts show, which had a specific thematic focus on American politics and power dynamics, this thesis exhibition presented works by 28 graduating artists that were open-ended and unbound by any singular topic or theme.
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In North Dakota, where the Cruz campaign declared victory after the state Republican convention on April 103 and declared that it had won "a vast majority" of the state's 28 unbound delegates, Mr. Cruz's support appears to be weakening.
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But there's a growing belief among some Republicans that Trump can fall just short of 1,237 and still win the nomination with the help of unbound delegates, who would be inclined to support him to avoid a contested convention.
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Isabel Sawhill, a senior fellow at Brookings and author of "Generation Unbound: Drifting into Sex and Parenthood without Marriage," emailed the following to me: Some people believe that humans are born good and are only later corrupted by society.
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Two of the groups helming this effort — Free the Delegates and Delegates Unbound — have joined forces and are sharing resources to allow delegates to vote their conscience rather than according to the results of their state primaries and caucuses.
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A group of people -- including Eric O'Keefe, a former top fundraiser for Cruz -- recently formed a group they're calling "Delegates Unbound," an effort to convince delegates that they have the authority and the ability to vote for whomever they want.
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In fact, it could be even more profound than that, as through all of history we have consumed visual content through a rectangle (from stone tablets, to cinema, to smartphones, etc.) and AR is the first medium that is completely unbound.
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Well, that's the case in Singapore where SingEx — a subsidiary of the country's Temasek sovereign wealth fund — has forked out to buy a majority share in Unbound Innovations, a five-year-old UK-based business that runs technology events worldwide.
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The fund has a big position on tech within its $275 billion portfolio — which added UST Global via a $250 million deal yesterday — and having a majority stake in Unbound will likely increase its exposure to tech ecosystems, companies and more.
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Speaking to CNBC's Matthew Taylor at the Innovfest Unbound conference in Singapore, Taal explained that "human creativity and abstract thinking" would be major components of the new types of work that will emerge as a result of closer human-machine collaborations.
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Hydro Flask Unbound Backpack Cooler for $233 ($42 off): When I tested this backpack cooler on surf trips last summer, it took me a second to figure out why it suddenly felt so easy to hike down to the beach.
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As it happened, we were talking on the morning after the RNC's Rules Committee had overwhelmingly voted down a last-ditch stop-Trump effort to derail the coronation, a "conscience clause" that would have unbound delegates to vote for any candidate.
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The things that made Mona so appealing to Pater, Peruggia, and the press are the things that make her appealing to aesthetically minded art fans — a sense of mystery, an indefinable mood, and a timelessness unbound by da Vinci's period.
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Gary Emineth, former chairman of the Republican committee of North Dakota and seeking to be elected as an unbound delegate for the second time, is one of the delegates being heavily targeted by the Cruz campaign with emails and phone calls.
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GOP delegates at the convention, not primary voters or caucusgoers, choose the presidential nominee, another member of the Republican National Committee told CNBC, after a similar proclamation last week by an unbound delegate from North Dakota touched off a firestorm.
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Again, since delegate rules vary, much could depend on the exact margin and geographic breakdown of Trump's victories — and, in Pennsylvania, on a bizarre system in which unbound delegates are elected on the ballot without any disclosure of who they support.
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The chairman of the North Dakota Republican Party, Kelly Armstrong, said Mr. Cruz's appeal remained strong there, but put his support among the state's 28 unbound delegates at "at least 10" — not quite the "vast majority" the Cruz campaign had claimed.
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When superdelegates, the unbound party leaders who vote at the July convention, are factored in, the former first lady's lead blossoms to 2,313 and puts her just 70 delegates short of the Democratic nomination, according to The Associated Press delegate tracker.
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Shuster is the chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, and will give an added boost to Trump as one of 85033 unbound delegates from Pennsylvania who can support whomever they choose at July's Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
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Mr. Yob, who also happens to be one of the disputed unbound delegates from the Virgin Islands, became so fascinated with the machinations involved that he wrote a book that is intended to serve as a primer on the process.
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Acknowledging that change can't just come from devices alone, New York's Unbound, a luxury sex toy subscription service, is teaming up with "campus sexpert" app Tabù to bring both sex education and affordable masturbation tools to colleges across the country.
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The Fall Part 2: Unbound doesn't follow the same path and suffers greatly for it, a game so weirdly desperate to be "bigger" and "deeper" it loses sight of what allowed The Fall to stand out in the first place.
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It's a function of storytelling and archetypes across decades, of sequence upon sequence in which a woman held captive is really a woman unbound and a man is showing commendable will or ingenuity by bullying or tricking a woman into sex.
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In domestic policy, an unbound Trump would give us a little more populism and protectionism but mostly a continued legislative stalemate, since an empowered Trump isn't likely to be any better than a constrained Trump in getting legislation through the Congress.
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But analyzing an unbound Trump in these kind of normal policy terms is of limited value, since the main Trumpian qualities that have been constrained to date are his impulsiveness and anger and impatience with rules and norms and limits.
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Except that Trump unbound is also Trump hemmed in — no longer steered by the departing General Mattis or guided by the unlamented Speaker Ryan, but opposed directly by a Democratic House armed with subpoena power and prepared for political war.
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So the final possibility worth considering as 2019 dawns is the same one that informed my opposition to Trump two years ago, which is that we should fear most from an unbound Trump isn't bad policy or sleaze or norm violations.
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Because she isn't an employee, but a contributor, she is unbound by arbitration restrictions, and her attorneys are asking New York City officials to investigate Fox's treatment of women after the company's internal investigation seems to have done so little.
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A president this unapologetic, this lawless, this unbound to the Constitution and the oath of office must be removed from that office, lest he continue to use the vast presidential powers at his disposal to seek advantage in the next election.
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If Trump fails to get a majority, it will merely ratchet up the stakes, as 85033 percent of the delegates become unbound on the second ballot — and they will likely be determined to end the process by choosing a nominee.
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Given what's at stake – a reelected Trump unbound by the need to ever face voters again, and more tribal paralysis in Washington – Democrats can't afford to indulge in ideological purity tests or fantasies about transforming America from the top down.
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Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus has selected a veteran Utah Republican leader to chair the rules committee at next month's national convention — a crucial position that will oversee expected battles on whether delegates can be unbound to reject Donald Trump.
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Cruz, who finished third in all except Pennsylvania when five states voted Tuesday, is mathematically eliminated from securing the GOP nomination outright, though his campaign has strategically secured delegates who would support him at a contested convention after they become unbound.
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Unbound feels tonally different from last year's The Plains Indians: Artists of Earth and Sky at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, organized by the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris with the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City.
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While they will still have unbound superdelegates, those delegates will not be able to vote on the first ballot; thereby ensuring that the outcome of the first ballot is dictated by the results in the primaries and caucuses in each of the states.
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Many of Pennsylvania's unbound delegates have given verbal commitments to vote for either Trump, Kasich or Cruz at the convention no matter what, while others have said they will merely vote for whichever candidate wins the popular vote in their congressional districts.
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The Sanders campaign has said it will continue to fight on in the remaining primary states as well as trying to flip Clinton superdelegates -- who are unbound until they vote during the convention -- while also planning efforts to shape the party platform.
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The feeling on Wall Street that Republican Donald Trump would have no chance of winning the presidential election against Democrat Hillary Clinton shows the disconnect with Main Street, said Gary Emineth, an unbound delegate from North Dakota who supports the billionaire businessman.
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Diana Orrock, RNC Nevada chairwoman and member of the convention rules committee, said Ryder told the meeting the requirement to keep delegates bound to the candidates they had promised to back will stand, as will rules for those designated as unbound delegates.
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Three-quarters of the state's 71 delegates are unbound, but its "loophole primary" system requires voters to cast ballots for individual delegates -- an organizational hurdle that the Cruz campaign has shown itself to have mastered so far in the GOP delegate fights.
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"He needs to demonstrate that he truly is going to support our other Republican candidates, and that he realizes how important it is to keep control of the Senate," said Mary Ann Meloy, an unbound delegate from Pennsylvania who is still uncommitted.
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And when I re-watch the Powerpuff Girls, I notice how they were, as silly as it sounds for a children's cartoon, sort of televisual feminist pioneers, in that they were three undoubtedly feminine characters who were completely unbound by gender constructs.
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"There's no commitments from any of these delegates — the Rubio delegates or the others — that they're going to go for Cruz or for Trump," said Doré, an unbound delegate who plans on remaining uncommitted until the Republican National Convention in Cleveland next July.
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Unbound opens with a sampler — a piece of needlework that demonstrates an embroiderer's skill — made by Lyn Malcom in 21985, embellished with nude female figures, which was commissioned to accompany an exhibition at the Whitworth Art Gallery at the University of Manchester.
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Those include a "virus tracker" app from a company called Healthlynked, a COVID-19 (the illness caused by the novel coronavirus) app from medical resource company Unbound, and a Portuguese-language app published by the Brazilian government with information about the virus.
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Those include a "virus tracker" app from a company called Healthlynked, a COVID-19 (the illness caused by the novel coronavirus) app from medical resource company Unbound, and a Portuguese-language app published by the Brazilian government with information about the virus.
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In a world that seems increasingly, exhaustingly unpredictable — unbound by rules of any sort — wouldn't it be nice to crawl into a bottle of wine with Maya Rudolph, wearing matching silk jumpsuits, and listen to her canny assessments of what's really going on?
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Below that was an unrelated wallpaper app, a game that looks similar to top-grossing epidemic game Plague Inc, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's app, the Epoch Times, and an app with COVID-19 information published by Unbound, a developer of medical apps.
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Mr. Aldiss was celebrated largely for his science fiction, most famously the novels "Non-Stop" (20133), "Hothouse" (1962), "Greybeard" (1964), the Helliconia trilogy (1982-21925) and "Frankenstein Unbound" (21997), which in 22 was the basis of the last film directed by Roger Corman.
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Dane Waters, an adviser to another group calling itself "Delegates Unbound," said it would begin an advertising push in the near future aimed at making the case that delegates are free to decide for themselves, even in the absence of such a resolution.
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Since the beginning of the N.H.L. season, the game presentation staff has established a sense of place without belaboring it, selling hockey in a market unbound by tradition or history by seizing less on the Vegas and more on the Golden Knights.
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Now those moderates are taking a victory lap, arguing that Lipinski's win shows clearly that the Democrats can be an ideologically diverse party — unbound to litmus tests even on issues as contentious as abortion rights — and still be successful at the polls.
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"If and when [a floor fight] goes on, it will be about finagling the delegates, appealing to their duty, to their country, to the conservative movement to nominate someone other than Trump," said Beau Correll, a Virginia delegate and member of Delegates Unbound.
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Ten years after her diagnosis, Rodriguez is in remission and said she has an active and healthy sex life; she said her experiences partly inspired her to start Unbound, "because I realized how underserved female sexuality is in today's marketplace," she said.
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Both menstrual underwear brand Thinx, whose ads showed egg yolks, halved grapefruits, and women in basic shirts and underwear, and Unbound have previously accused the MTA of enforcing a double standard when they faced pushback to getting their ads on the subway.
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Pennsylvania voters will vote for a presidential candidate, but will also have to choose unbound delegates from a list of names, a system designed to put voters in a position of flying blind and choosing representatives to the convention whose intentions are unknown.
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Ross Little Jr., a Louisiana RNC committeeman and major Cruz ally, had not told anyone what he would do on the issue of whether delegates had to vote based on primary results, or if they could be "unbound" to vote for whomever they wanted to.
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By late Tuesday evening, Clinton had 6900,2628 delegates, according to The Associated Press, which includes unbound superdelegates, and she was likely to add to that tally by the end of the night by winning delegates in the Missouri primary, which remained too close to call.
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"Despite every obstacle thrown in our way, the movement of all the stakeholders involved in this effort have gained a majority of the delegates in 10 states," said Dane Waters, co-founder of Delegates Unbound, in a statement released just before the convention began.
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And Trump unbound is also Trump alone, his electoral mystique gone with the midterms and Senate Republicans more inclined to distance themselves the further off the policy reservation he goes and not even Chris Christie willing to take the job of managing his White House.
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With Tuesday's victories, Donald Trump now has enough bound delegates to clinch the GOP nomination, and will no longer need to rely on unbound delegates who, though they had pledged to support him, could theoretically have changed their minds and their votes at the convention.
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"One of the things that happened was while Bear's Heart was in prison at Fort Marion, is they discovered that a lot of the prisoners could draw, so they were allowed to draw in these books," Unbound curator Emil Her Many Horses told Hyperallergic.
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It also supports a book by RNC committeeman Curly Haugland and public policy consultant Sean Parnell that was funded by by the Citizens in Charge Foundation, called "Unbound," which argues that delegates are free to vote their conscience despite rules binding most to state primary results.
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That's because of Pennsylvania's massively opaque way of allocating its delegates — the state's first 17 delegates will go to Trump as the statewide winner, but the remaining 54 delegates are unbound and don't have to decide who they'll vote for at the convention until they get there.
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The rules guiding where those delegates end up after the first ballot vary across the states, with some bound to their initial winner through the convention, others automatically unbound when a candidate drops out and others reallocated based on results from the initial primary or caucus.
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The 42-year-old chats with the host of the Amazon Audible original "Breasts Unbound," Florence Williams, in a clip from the new series — which delves into the surprisingly under-explored world of breasts, using them as a springboard to talk about issues surrounding health and family.
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At the sidelines of the Innovfest Unbound conference in Singapore, CNBC spoke to a number of venture capitalists (VC), with existing portfolio investments in China, Japan, the United States, Southeast Asia, New Zealand, Israel and other places, and asked them about factors that influenced their investment decisions.
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Trump will need to win at least 58 percent of all remaining delegates and 65 percent of the remaining bound delegates (it is widely believed Trump will struggle with unbound delegates as these are often RNC members and other party regulars, but more on that later).
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The question I think for any platform, any newspaper, any journal, any magazine, is to recognize the weight of — and the impact of — the images that you put in front of readers, and attempt to show the broadest possible scope of humanity, unbound, you know, through them.
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Should Mr. Trump fall short of receiving a majority of the delegates he needs to secure the nomination before the convention — an outcome that seems less likely after Tuesday but still looms as a possible spoiler — a small number of unbound delegates could make all the difference.
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From a former congressman turned lobbyist in Erie to a gastroenterologist in Philadelphia, the uncommitted, unbound delegates chosen in Pennsylvania's 113 congressional districts to represent the state at the national convention in July were examples of just how unpredictable and counterintuitive the nominating process can be.
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Additionally, there are approximately 150 "unbound" delegates up for grabs from across the country, and Cruz has already begun making overtures to secure their support in an 11th-hour bid to deny Trump the crucial 1,237 delegates needed to secure the nomination on the first ballot.
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More than 90 percent of the delegates at the convention will be bound to various candidates — largely based on their performances in the primaries and caucuses — but on a second ballot more than 50 percent become unbound and will be free to vote for whomever they support.
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Norton was able to get a small batch of books to sell at the events, before the first print run was ready, but at great cost: It involved taking unbound pages, gathering them by hand and having them bound and shipped overnight to the event sites.
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With elaborate costumes — a red velvet robe for Ms. Callas, a bouncy blonde wig for Dalida — and tongue-in-cheek pageantry, the show stands out for its sumptuous kitsch among the universe of French cabarets, which have colored Montmartre with unbound energy since the belle epoque.
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But when the tethered man (the actor Mikel Murfi) is unbound, dressed and seated, he begins to speak, weaving a tale of sadness, displacement, love, evil and redemption that reinvents "Swan Lake" as a story of contemporary Ireland, a land where myth and mundanity consort with ease.
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Just the day before he locked up the nomination, on the opening day of the Republican National Convention, a group of delegates loosely organized into a group called Delegates Unbound and staged a revolt on the arena floor in an attempt to deny Trump the nomination.
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The question is whether Trump can get enough grassroots support to prevail, or whether Cruz can so dominate the state-level delegate selection process or persuade undecided delegates at convention once they are unbound on later ballots, that he is a better vessel for their agenda.
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Unbound: Narrative Art of the Plains, which opened this month at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian in New York, showcases commissions from 16 contemporary artists alongside historical pieces, focusing on the revival of the ledger art style that first emerged in the 43th century.
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Comics critic Trina Robbins argued that Wonder Woman was not tied up any more often than Captain Marvel or other comics heroes of the era — a claim that Tim Hanley recently destroyed in researching his book Wonder Woman Unbound: The Curious History of the World's Most Famous Heroine.
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These include personal thermostat Embr Labs; on-body fluidics lab Epicore Biosystems; microbiome leader DermBiont; medical AI innovators Gyant and Lark Health; NeoSensory, which lets one human sense stand in for another; female pleasure products maker Unbound; and Wynd Technologies, which delivers pure air to individuals or groups.
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"Since convention delegates tend to be more socially conservative than the primary electorate at large, it could be another wedge issue that Cruz tries to use to peel off second and third ballot delegates or to prevent Trump from picking up unbound delegates on the first ballot," he said.
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Completely untethered from the public opinion, the delegates who are unbound under state party rules could find themselves grappling with a number of concerns in a contested convention, both political and personal, many of which have nothing to do with the preferences of the voters who elected them.
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"I think specific to CES and CTA, it's been just incredibly frustrating to see all of the boring companies be allowed on the floor and then all of these weird rules around female sexuality and specifically vibrators," Polly Rodriguez, the CEO of luxury sex toy company Unbound, told Gizmodo.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Cy Twombly, "Untitled (In Beauty it is finished)" (1983–2002), [detail], acrylic, wax crayon, pencil and pen on handmade paper in unbound handmade book, 36 pages; each page: 22 3/8 × 15 3/4 inches, Collection Cy Twombly Foundation, © Cy Twombly Foundation.
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ET 4543 contest winners: Bernie Sanders won the Democratic caucuses, and a majority of Republican unbound delegates supported Ted Cruz Washington Democratic delegates at stake: 89 Republican delegates at stake: 43 There are vote-by-mail and in-person voting options available, and polls close at 11 p.m.
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Cy Twombly, "Untitled (In Beauty it is finished)" (133–2002), [detail], acrylic, wax crayon, pencil and pen on handmade paper in unbound handmade book, 36 pages; each page: 22 3/8 × 15 3/4 inches, collection Cy Twombly Foundation (© Cy Twombly Foundation, image courtesy Gagosian Gallery)12.
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Its proclaimed purpose is to advance "the discussion of new policies that are outside of the conventional dogmas," with the strong implication being that recent efforts to propose such new policies have been too timid and constrained, and that the times demand something more adventurous and ideologically unbound.
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This rule was enacted specifically to provide a mechanism that would ensure every delegate was unbound and free to vote their conscience, and it gave every delegate the right to challenge his delegation's announced vote on the floor of the convention and have his vote recorded as he wished.
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The way the delegate math is working out, though, he is more likely to be in the position of Ted Kennedy, who arrived at the 1980 Democratic Convention hundreds of delegates behind Jimmy Carter, and then tried to get the rules changed, so that all delegates would be unbound.
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Freedom is illusory in his novel, and iniquity unbound by latitude, but he knows that the story of slavery is fundamentally the story of America, and he uses Cora's journey to observe our nation, from an upper-crust mixed-race family in Boston to a farming community in Indiana.
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In July, when the MTA told The New York Times that they would in fact work with sex toy company Unbound after previously rejecting their ads, Dame's founders, Alex Fine and Janet Lieberman, felt encouraged to approach the MTA about posting ads for their own sex toy company.
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Back then, it told the New York Times that it was willing to work with another sex products company, Unbound, toward "a resolution that is agreeable to all parties and allows their ads on the system," after the business accused it of setting a gendered double standard by rejecting its advertisements.
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"I think specific to CES and CTA, it's been just incredibly frustrating to see all of the boring companies be allowed on the floor and then all of these weird rules around female sexuality and specifically vibrators," Polly Rodriguez, the CEO of luxury sex toy company Unbound, told Gizmodo in January.
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It has also stoked concern among some that, if Mr. Trump falls just short of a delegate majority but comes close, the small universe of unbound delegates, wanting to end the party's long and ugly nomination fight, will come his way to hand him the nomination on the first ballot.
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Complete with pie charts on exports and imports from the village, the maps have helped more than 5,000 women earn a sustainable income in six districts of Tamil Nadu, according to the Community Foundation for Children and Aging (CFCA), an Indian affiliate of U.S. charity Unbound, which supports the mapping project.
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The neighborhood, like many others wedged against city coastlines, should see sea level rise by 11 to 21 inches by midcentury, said Ted Steinberg, a professor of history and law at Case Western Reserve University and the author of "Gotham Unbound: The Ecological History of Greater New York" (Simon & Schuster).
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Regarding state law, the Supreme Court through several rulings has made clear "state laws that bind delegates to vote for a specific candidate are unconstitutional...States [cannot] bind delegates to national party conventions to vote according to primary results" (Curly Haugland, Unbound: The Conscience of a Republican Delegate, page 60).
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