They asked me to continue the chain, so the Jewish chain will be unbroken, unbroken forever.
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Finding a DNA link with living descendants will prove an added complication, with tracing only possible via the mother and an unbroken female line, or the father and an unbroken male line.
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Avila speaks unbroken English, despite a lack of traditional education.
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The country has enjoyed 282 years of unbroken economic growth.
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But inside her frame you are beautiful, imperious, unbroken, unfallen.
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Raina and Yuvraj added 53 for the unbroken fourth wicket.
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Glass will be unbroken and the dead will rise again.
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The winner is whoever comes back with an unbroken egg.
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Writers and editors need unbroken blocks of time to work.
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As before, an unbroken blanket of gray cloud lay above.
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I was asleep, atop white sheets, enveloped in unbroken darkness.
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All of us embraced one another in an unbroken bond.
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Nearly unbroken, they run to tens of thousands of pages.
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Except Reichek's letter is pure white, intact, its seal unbroken.
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Most of all, the powerful Cuban spirit remains lively and unbroken.
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Crude posted its longest unbroken stretch of gains since February 2012.
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The bond between them would continue, unbroken, for years to come.
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"Brahima" (2012) presents a proud, unbroken visage shared by many subjects.
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Those with unbroken necks go to extreme lengths to protect themselves.
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Why did you decide to go with the unbroken Steadicam shot?
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These grooved, unbroken strokes can be layered, one color atop another.
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In Trump's telling, his life is a history of unbroken successes.
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So, until the inevitable peasant insurrection happens, the "circle" will remain unbroken.
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Pitt at the world premiere of her film, Unbroken, in Sydney, Australia.
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Hindu clans prohibit marriage within the descendants of an unbroken male line.
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Such as result would deliver its 29th year of unbroken sales growth.
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" Most recently, he appeared in the drama film "Unbroken: Path to Redemption.
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Her husband gives her an exquisite ring — a symbol of unbroken union.
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No committee members dissented at the meeting, continuing Mr. Powell's unbroken record.
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It continued unbroken even after Mr. Gomes turned to face the audience.
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This Texas hasn't benefited from a quarter-century of unbroken Republican power.
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You experience all of this action in a nearly unbroken, cinematic flow.
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The men found three horses, one of which was unbroken, Mckann said.
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Appeals court judges wrote: In an unbroken line dating to Roe v.
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An unbroken bowl full of mud and leaves sat on the floor.
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DeBose hope to end the long, unbroken line of men running the nation.
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The pope is from an unbroken chain the Vicar of Christ on Earth.
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For decades technology companies have enjoyed a near-unbroken run of great publicity.
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Today, the time set in 2003 by English runner Paula Radcliffe remains unbroken.
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His facial hair is in for the fight, too, standing majestic and unbroken.
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It is time that the unbroken series of failures comes to an end.
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They're unbroken, completely non-textured and giving us '90s feels all over again.
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Let's leave aside Jon's past, with its almost unbroken string of leadership failures.
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And he spoke in an unbroken monologue for an hour and a half.
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At 52, he's still enthusiastic and gregarious, remaining unbroken by his former profession.
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It had gone unbroken, while Phelps went on to win 28 Olympic medals.
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Democrats looked at this unbroken string of self-immolation and concluded: Of course!
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Republicans have commanded the lower chamber with substantial and unbroken majorities since 2117.
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Clare, we learn, has a penchant for questions unanswered, spaces unfilled, silences unbroken.
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The snow, flat and unbroken in all directions, had acquired a bluish tint.
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In 2005, he co-wrote the single "Unbroken" for Christian artist Jaci Velasquez.
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I clicked around online for a while when I found something called Unbroken.
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Cars are crushed, cubed, dragged, hauled, and flattened in long, largely unbroken shots.
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The fantasy of the unbroken earth will be revealed as just that: a fantasy.
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Emerging markets pulled in $1.2 billion, continuing their unbroken streak of inflows this year.
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Music became Lovato's focus, and her third studio album Unbroken was released that September.
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As racetracks go, the Grange is narrow and short, with only one unbroken straightaway.
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Employees are encouraged to hold "office hours" to protect unbroken chunks of work time.
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They are trying to establish an unbroken link between the czars and Stalin's Russia.
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The audience responds and sends the light back, forming a perfect, unbound, unbroken circle.
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The chance of recreating an unbroken male line over 500 years is extremely unlikely.
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She found the story that became "Unbroken" when she flipped over a clipping about Seabiscuit.
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It is caught in a conflict trap: an unbroken cycle of violence and civil war.
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Unbroken mastodon ribs and vertebrae, including one vertebra with a large well preserved neural spine.
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The packaging was still unbroken and the delivery note dated the cake to January, 1985.
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The essay that follows is a long, unbroken column of text that spans four pages.
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Competence, not political ideology, is how it smashed the KMT's unbroken lock on the legislature.
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In cases of hematohidrosis, blood seeps out of unbroken skin, just as sweat normally does.
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The roof was gone, though a wheel window remained unbroken, high above the absent door.
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We would return home well-dressed and well-spoken, products of the North's unbroken promise.
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It is an exquisite spot, with white couches facing an unbroken view of the ocean.
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In the iPhone XS, it's still L-shaped, but it's now a single, unbroken part.
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I.O., contrasted the palpable dissatisfaction of many voters with the record of unbroken job creation.
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Are the Hugo Awards unbroken now, or are sci-fi and fantasy in ideological trouble?
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The two Lipinskis have held the so-called Bungalow Belt seat for 35 unbroken years.
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Her book is liable to break the hearts of "Unbroken" fans, and it's all true.
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Walter with his money and prestige or Victor with his unbroken marriage and flatfoot honor?
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Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption by Laura Hillenbrand 2.
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The two would remain in the booth for unbroken hours in chains of unbroken days, speaking gibberish to one another, playing off what the other just said by extending a syllable to see what happened, or switching out a melancholy "vitash" for a livelier one.
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Watching Hacksaw Ridge, I kept thinking of Unbroken, the 2014 war drama about POW Louis Zamperini.
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Momentum in this most upwardly mobile of industries is unbroken; sales and profits are still rising.
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It is a vigorous, exhilarating performance over one unbroken hour; just watching it can feel exhausting.
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But then Sunny starts to talk — there are pages of unbroken monologue — and the world stops.
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It extended India's winning streak over Pakistan in World Cups or WT20s to eleven unbroken games.
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Second, you're more likely to get infected if they lick something other than healthy, unbroken skin.
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An unbroken line of inoffensive, drop-laden pop hits, stretching into the furthest eons of time.
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These aren't two aberrations, two programs that have done bad things in a clean, unbroken system.
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Thick pines onshore, long slabs of granite, streams and outlets all melted into an unbroken horizon.
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The idea of an unbroken, unchanged culture has a flip side that has always animated racists.
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An unbroken 360-degree shot within Castle Black as duels between all the major characters raged!
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It's an unbroken hour of focus and force, but Mr. Hinterhäuser's touch is warm, human. Watch.
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It also had 12 consecutive months of gains — the longest unbroken streak of appreciation on record.
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In long, unbroken shots, we see the reality of the death camp revealed, its textures made tangible.
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Hacksaw Ridge attempts, and mostly succeeds, to tap into the same audience and thematic material as Unbroken.
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And that tree scattered moonbeams across the unbroken desert, over rocks and through the sparse, dying vegetation.
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Season 27, Episode 23: "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" Yikes is all I have to say about this episode.
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It's presented in one long unbroken string, with David's speech in italics and Amanda's in roman type.
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Worse, the interior is home to stiffer soils over unbroken bedrock, so shaking is felt more intensely.
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Akihito is Japan's 125th emperor and records claim the imperial line has been unbroken for 14 centuries.
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Akihito is Japan's 125th emperor and records claim the imperial line has been unbroken for fourteen centuries.
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In classic slasher movies, the Final Girl emerges from an encounter with great evil, bloody but unbroken.
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Her thick black hair lies damply over her skull; her smooth brown skin, unlike mine, is unbroken.
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Akihito is Japan's 125th Emperor and records claim the imperial line has been unbroken for 14 centuries.
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The Wadden Sea is the largest unbroken system of intertidal sand and mud flats in the world.
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The alleged scheme showed an "unbroken criminal chain that went from Washington to New York," Naftalis said.
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When it comes to the music's Theme and Variations, Balanchine deploys his eight principals in unbroken sequence.
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Earlier in the 20th century, Republicans and Democrats each ran off 14-year streaks of unbroken control.
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If she could hold her head up high, spirit unbroken, then we too could hold it together.
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As our December days fuse into an endless, unbroken night, we have one small solace: holiday lights.
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Black Panther, that meant conceiving of a childhood squeezed by the weight of an ancient unbroken dynasty.
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After long unbroken growth, Turkey is entering a recession amid falling investor confidence and a credit crisis.
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An unbroken line of Supreme Court cases makes clear that the touchstone of severability is congressional intent.
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We had emerged, beaten but unbroken, with eyes wide open to a whole new national security reality.
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It's an unbroken chain of nastiness, in which the president has offered himself as the vital link.
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His new "Unbroken" track will be released in March and proceeds will support the Invictus Games Foundation.
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It was the unbroken silence between us that had me flying the rest of the way home.
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Turkey fears that by advancing westwards from the Euphrates the Kurds would control unbroken tracts of borderland.
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To most of them, the event was just a reason to celebrate 25 years of unbroken love.
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Yet in the opening scene, he was a dynamo, carrying the whole ballet with his unbroken momentum.
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" "For 28500 years, we've had an unbroken stream of male leadership on both sides of the aisle.
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But now, in places like Iberia, the gaps are being filled in, creating an unbroken genetic chronology.
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Facing an unbroken stretch of border fence was a black wall with nine windows set at eye level.
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Photo: NOAAImagine an unbroken chronological record, dating back a million years, of temperature and atmospheric conditions on Earth.
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Now Mr Xi claims that Chinese civilisation "has developed in an unbroken line from ancient to modern times".
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Well, Glossier does not subscribe to that notion — at least, not where its very unbroken lipstick is concerned.
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But he noted that industrial production had registered unbroken growth in the first five months of the year.
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There's a scene in "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" in which Ramsey's jilted lover Myranda bathes Sansa before their nuptials.
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"Our civilisation has developed in an unbroken line from ancient to modern times," Mr Xi declared in 2012.
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But fights with other heroes who also have unbroken track records of defeating villains are a different story.
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Another had dropped into the ocean, where it was found unbroken two months later, after a frenzied hunt.
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Bleached pelvic crests and the knobby ends of shins poked up from the humus alongside an unbroken wishbone.
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Mass-marketing e-mails are typically sent by an automated process, one after another, in an unbroken rhythm.
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Andretti's focus remains unbroken as he roars out of the pits before you can get your helmet off.
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Professors Kar and Mazzone say they instead tried to discern a neutral principle from centuries of unbroken practice.
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Earlier, at 5-5, ninth seed Isner made it 100 straight service games unbroken in this year's tournament.
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Tell me about where you cut away from the unbroken shot and why you cut when you do?
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Some works are busy with dashes and circles, while others are dominated by broad swatches of unbroken color.
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Planting them can spread the virus to unbroken tulips or lilies, which are also susceptible to the virus.
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The resulting leap transformed the hometown I thought I knew into an almost unbroken surface of undulating treetops.
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World stock funds attracted $2.9 billion, according to ICI, advancing an inflow streak that is unbroken this year.
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Indeed, over his 40 years in public life, Sessions' record represents an unbroken line of hostility towards civil rights.
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Yet that unbroken train of thought from regression to coercion, even in its milder form, rubs up against liberalism.
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He prefers to be seen as the latest in an unbroken line of Communist leaders, going back to Mao.
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Or is it the mere fact that markets are no longer cheap after seven years of largely unbroken progress?
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While Democrats see it as an unbroken and unbowed success, Republicans see it as a persistent creep towards socialism.
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He plays using a technique called continuous piano, which essentially means he creates one everlasting, unbroken stream of sound.
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Having successfully navigated the first round, Mark moved onto the second, which involved three unbroken minutes of jump rope.
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The last such long unbroken streak of growth was the nine-month run from November 2016 to July 2017.
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MAIA SZALAVITZ New York The writer is the author of "Unbroken Brain: A Revolutionary New Way of Understanding Addiction."
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Ross Douthat There is now no possibility that the Republican Party will survive its rendezvous with Donald Trump unbroken.
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Once again, it seemed that those who were supposed to be in charge valued unbroken windows more than lives.
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Williams broke the Italian's serve three times, while remaining unbroken herself in a first round-match lasting 27 minutes.
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It's an instinct passed down for more than four centuries in Germany—an unbroken chain of fear and remembrance.
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This wall is itself unbroken; nevertheless, at its foot is a trail of crumbled tile borne from somewhere else.
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Unbroken mastodon ribs and vertebrae, including one vertebra with a large well preserved neural spine found in excavation unit J4.
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The record has remained unbroken until now, and the new record holder has only been swimming competitively for four years.
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Despite the U.S. military's efforts over the past decade and a half, the Taliban's strength in the country remains unbroken.
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Women are prevented from serving on the throne in order to maintain the country's supposed unbroken male bloodline, explained Rouff.
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Each new satellite has an overlap with the last, allowing for intercalibration and data continuity for an unbroken monitoring record.
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Planting broken tulips can spread the virus to other unbroken tulips — or lilies, which are also prone to the virus.
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The GXE's record probably won't last long Genovation's record is impressive, but it's not likely to stay unbroken for long.
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I borrowed money from a friend to pay off the dealer because I was pretty attached to my unbroken legs.
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Strzeminski is initially unbroken, contemptuously dismissing the guardians of obligatory Socialist-Realist orthodoxy, with their leaden rhetoric and aesthetic illiteracy.
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Last month marked the 121st consecutive month of U.S. economic expansion, the longest unbroken rebound since before the Civil War.
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But Mr. Erdogan fears they are trying to create an unbroken Kurdish corridor just south of Turkey's border with Syria.
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The water of my fate held firm and unbroken beneath me, until a cry rang out from someone passing by.
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It's thought to be a function of unbroken concentration on a screen 8 inches to 2 feet from the eyes.
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We found an unbroken row of chicha and chicharrón joints along the main highway and I gleefully ordered my meal.
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Unbroken: There's been another terrorist attack in London, this time targeting Muslims who had just finished celebrating the holiday Ramadan.
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Against all odds, the body of Christ remains "a shape in chaos," marked but unbroken by the passing of time.
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I have a 3-year-old daughter, so I need those unbroken hours to trick myself into thinking and reading.
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Atlas published two biographies—of the poet Delmore Schwartz and the novelist Saul Bellow —both of which harrowed unbroken ground.
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That record remained unbroken, the skyline essentially unchanged, until 24000, when the World Trade Center topped out at 1,368 feet.
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In this moment, though, the conflict is quiet; commanding the frame is Akuja de Garang's self-possession, her unbroken spirit.
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Uncased from its certified, sand-colored sheath, the dagger is one unbroken piece of black steel with a matte blade.
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In November, the party celebrated a narrow 905-vote victory over the Democratic candidate, and the long streak appeared unbroken.
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"The ISIS population being evacuated from the remaining vestiges of the caliphate largely remains unrepentant, unbroken and radicalized," he said.
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Chasing the Deal Travelers willing to trade unbroken sunshine for cooling rain showers may want to investigate green season deals.
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Derek Jarman's indelibly elegiac film "Blue," from the same year, is visually just a field of unbroken and unchanging azure.
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It isn't, however, an unbroken chain of big beach umbrellas, little drink umbrellas and a few scattered minutes spent working.
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Shi told Huff Post that there has been an unbroken line of female nuns since the beginning of the temple.
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Throughout this, I can think of numbers of you I have known who have remained gallant and pleasant and unbroken.
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It's as plain as a Shaker church, with clamshell-colored wainscoting below white walls unbroken by pictures or anything else.
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His drawings exude, in unbroken but flexible lines, the momentum of a Manhattan streetscape with only brief moments of stillness.
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Unbroken is a nonfiction book about an American WWII Army lieutenant, Louis Zamperini, whose plane crashed in the Pacific Ocean.
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Troubled, but Unbroken, Alliances Washington's attempt to rebalance its priorities and compel others to help manage conflict is hardly new.
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Abortion has hardly been discussed in this campaign, but it remains perhaps the last unbroken mast of the GOP's sinking ship.
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Since the end of the country's civil war in 1865, America has enjoyed an unbroken string of peaceful transitions of power.
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Ideally, scientists would like to have an accurate and unbroken chronological record of changing C12 and C14 atmospheric concentrations over time.
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Was that the biggest challenge for Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone as dancers, doing these dances as unbroken on-camera sequences?
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"I think ten days' unbroken holiday is a strain on employers," he says, gulping a little fresh air outside his office.
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In some ways this is unchartered territory, as funds have held an almost unbroken net short position since March last year.
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I am very, you know, unbowed and unbroken about what happened, because I don't want it to happen to anybody else.
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Closing track "Unbroken" is textured, aggressive, and fast, with a hefty melodic midsection—textbook stadium crust, executed faithfully and will passion.
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Nonetheless, our awareness of Where None*'s presence remains unbroken, for it inflects its site with a clear and unmistakable intention.
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It's a tactic that enrages his Democratic opponents, but also ensured that he emerged from previous congressional grillings battered but unbroken.
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"Games are so fixated on unbroken real time," Burroughs says thoughtfully, before bemoaning the protracted length of current big-budget releases.
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The unbroken expanses of protected areas form a buffer and matrix for wilderness, for ecologically sensitive springs, for Native sacred sites.
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On Thursday night, 240 years into an unbroken chain of all-male leadership, Hillary Clinton accepted the Democratic nomination for president.
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Enter the Valley of the Unbroken Horizon for a surreal art and installation space with wild projection art and experiential installations.
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The persistent element refers to the game engine maintaining character activity after the player has logged off — supporting an unbroken simulation.
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Seeing the past as unbroken progress breeds a foolish and false optimism, not the skeptical and realistic optimism that we need.
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Then Barack Obama was elected, the right went into full backlash mode, and it's been an unbroken wall of opposition since.
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Flooded by my own sorrow and heartbreak, I found solace in my parents' marriage: They were unbroken; their bond was indestructible.
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That would depend on whether he retired by tradition (though hardly an unbroken tradition) on the last day of this session.
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The camera becomes the third member of their party, disguising every cut to make the film appear as one unbroken sequence.
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No economy can rise in an unbroken line forever, and mounting debts and a declining labor force still weigh on China.
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As she put it, "It's really about the unbroken line of family, and the rock and roll that happens within that."
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These colorful symbols of spring — mostly the unbroken variety— will be on view at flower shows across the world this week.
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Democrats — red-state moderates and blue-state liberals alike — formed an unbroken front of opposition to the repeal-and-replace campaign.
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He takes a chair and watches old grainy film showing an unbroken line of chain-gang members chopping wood in unison.
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With "Wildlife," then "Dannemora," and now "True West," he had been running nonstop, the culmination of 14 unbroken years of momentum.
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Instead, it suffered the latest — and, arguably, harshest — in what's becoming an unbroken string of judicial smackdowns over the travel ban.
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To make ourselves test the more profound question of our continuation through the formalized sorties against space — cold, unbroken, unwelcoming space.
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The Insider Pick: Spiralizers produce long, unbroken vegetable noodles with little waste and feature multiple blades for producing different noodle types.
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The Black Panther, on the other hand, was passed down through unbroken generational lineage – a luxury rarely afforded to African American readers.
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After a bit of work with a small pickax, the team made a monumental find: an unbroken storage jar with a scroll.
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Each American generation passes the torch of truth, liberty and justice --- in an unbroken chain all the way down to the present.
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The following is an excerpt from VICE drug columnist Maia Szalavitz's forthcoming book Unbroken Brain, published next month by St. Martin's Press.
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That's 32 years of unbroken White House rule by graduates of schools that educate a statistically insignificant number of all college students.
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As long as my sightline was unbroken, it was easy to continue monitoring their flaps and roosting, even from the next room.
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Each American generation passes the torch of truth, liberty and justice –- in an unbroken chain all the way down to the present.
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America's stretch of unbroken growth, which began in June of 2009, will become the longest on record in 2019 (assuming it continues).
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This 216-month streak gives us the longest unbroken climb of record-setting temperatures ever—at least until next month rolls along.
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And its quiet intensity — building over the course of a single, unbroken tracking shot — is a product of their reconstituted creative dynamic.
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He also envisions the parks linking up, so that animals have unbroken "corridors" that run north to south and east to west.
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Sinkholes are particularly common in Florida, which rests on a nearly unbroken bed of limestone, according to the Florida Sinkhole Research Institute.
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He had a bewildered, twisted half smile, as though struggling in vain to convey to these improbable witnesses that he remained unbroken.
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It's also the birthplace of the "Unbroken" soldier Louis Zamperini, the actor Jeff Fahey, and the "Press Your Luck" host Peter Tomarken.
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UNBROKEN An Olympian's Journey From Airman to Castaway to Captive By Laura Hillenbrand Young adult adaptation, read by Edward Herrmann 8 hours.
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Up until mid-October, municipal funds had had an unbroken run of mostly sizeable weekly net inflows for just over a year.
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They effectively locked it away in a glass box marked "break in case of Republican president" – and left it unbroken in 2012.
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And Mr. Trump will continue an unbroken string of visits to Vietnam by American presidents since diplomatic ties were normalized in 1995.
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Imagine if we just continue in an unbroken chain, and we keep giving more and more control and autonomy over to data.
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"Before I became secure as a writer, it was a long, unbroken period of melancholy," he told The New Yorker in 1994.
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To the extent you don't do anything about pockets of unbroken poverty, you are setting children in those communities up for failure.
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But it buoyed an American home front reeling from unbroken reverses in the Pacific, beginning with the Pearl Harbor attack on Dec.
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Though Mr. Angle is one of dance's foremost partners, Ms. Delgado sometimes guided him, touchingly, within an unbroken stream of shared thought.
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In 2012, the number of Chinese tourists rose 31.8%, and in 2016 by 16%, among an unbroken string of double-digit increases.
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The sequence appears as an unbroken shot (though it was a few stitched together) and involved some elaborate staging to put together.
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I have not died yet, at any rate, and to judge by this unbroken streak of not dying I will live forever.
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He extended his country's influence with increased trade and military deployments, and he raised living standards with years of unbroken economic growth.
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The album is a disarmingly enveloping ride, with flickers of techno, noise and house music that dissolve into an unbroken, 38-minute arc.
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As an example, the other day my kid spent 57 unbroken minutes explaining who James Charles is and why he's losing YouTube subscribers.
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"The Russians have had a string of unbroken successes against U.S. targets, and they haven't paid much of a price," Mr. Lewis said.
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Not many of those teams have a pitcher who now holds a record of pitching dominance that stood unbroken for over a century.
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For that reason, I am not voting for president this time — despite an unbroken record since J.F.K. PHILIP McBRIDE JOHNSON Fernandina Beach, Fla.
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The unbroken flow of reality that somehow turns into a narrative makes you think of your own life in terms of a journey.
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I was already late so I quickly laced up my brand new unbroken-in sneakers and ran to one of the outer courts.
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Maintaining order — keeping windows unbroken, vagrants off the street, squeegee men out of the road, turnstiles free of jumpers — coincided with crime prevention.
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Some of the victims seated in the public gallery burst into tears, putting their arms around one another's shoulders in an unbroken chain.
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Residents said Francis' appointment of Bishop Boyce demonstrated that the church's record of shuffling along abusers and those who protected them remained unbroken.
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All three bedrooms are oriented to allow unbroken views of the desert, with no sight of the pool, golf course or neighboring properties.
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By dawn it was clear that the "red wall" of Labour constituencies, which stretched unbroken from north Wales to Yorkshire, had been demolished.
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While his parents bicker about co-pays, the camera drifts, in a woozy unbroken shot, to gaze first at Elliott, then with him.
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And a surprisingly high number of people "outgrow" their addictions as they age, as Szalavitz, herself a former heroin addict, discusses in Unbroken Brain.
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When God created the world and placed humanity within it, our lives were designed to be an unbroken experience of justice, love and peace.
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The last time the country enjoyed such a long, unbroken streak of growth was during the nine months from November 2016 to July 2017.
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The Dubai index inched up 5723 percent, recovering from a course of unbroken declines since it recorded a two-month high on June 12.
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"Booking vacations using travel loans is a slippery slope," explains Rebecca Walser, personal finance and retirement advisor and author of Wealth Unbroken, told Refinery29.
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Still, Unbroken, her 20143 Louis Zamperini biopic, scored three Oscar nominations on top of grossing an impressive $115 million at the domestic box office.
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To be clear, these things aren't going to win in an all-out race against a Spot or a wheeled robot on unbroken pavement.
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The production company is responsible for the 2018 sequel to Angelina Jolie's 2014 film Unbroken as well as the 2018 iteration of Little Women.
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Each participant's abilities as both recorder and interpreter of nature supported the exhibition's theme of an unbroken link between readable content and personal poetics.
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The winner will also be invited on a two-day VIP getaway to Bret perform live at one of his upcoming Unbroken Tour concerts.
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True Conservatism likes to portray itself as part of an unbroken tradition running back through Ronald Reagan to Barry Goldwater and the Founding Fathers.
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The Wadden Sea is the largest unbroken body of intertidal saltflats and mudflats in the world, and belongs to Denmark, the Netherlands and Germany.
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"That is shown repeatedly," Maia Szalavitz, a longtime addiction journalist and author of Unbroken Brain: A Revolutionary New Way of Understanding Addiction, told me.
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So when you have an unbroken series of failures by the elites that have left ordinary people with so little hope, it's very difficult.
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Such allegations have taken on more weight with voters as the Turkish economy falters, undercutting the president's long record of nearly unbroken economic growth.
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What struck me during my stay at Simonopetra was the constant emphasis on monasticism as a living experience, as an unbroken continuity of tradition.
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Many of these are now among the tens of thousands of captive ISIS men, women and children, often "unrepentant, unbroken and radicalized," as Gen.
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He has enjoyed unparalleled, almost unbroken, success in the two domestic competitions that might be considered the Premier League's superiors, in Spain and Germany.
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That said, it may not clean all of one room before moving onto another, especially as it follows an unbroken wall into another room.
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After that, it seemed as though we all had this unbroken bond that we would be able to talk about only with one another.
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Live Review NEW ORLEANS — If any popular-music festival was built to last an unbroken 50 years, it's the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
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By extrapolation, the complete, unbroken vessel likely contained around 501 weevils, according to the new study published this week in the Journal of Archaeological Science.
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TAYLOR: Well, it&aposs important that we`re taking care that unbroken line of patriots who have stepped forward always on behalf of this nation.
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December's reading was the second-lowest since 2012, and the manufacturing PMI had been below 1.13 since May, the longest such unbroken run since 2009.
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Rather than unbroken growth, it now says that visitor numbers dropped in four of the first seven months of 2017 compared with the year before.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May addressed the deadly car and stabbing attack near Parliament, assuring the world that the city remains unbroken by the violence.
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For ULA, this is another win in an unbroken streak – it's the 90th Atlas V launch to date, with 100% success across all those launches.
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He composes every photograph with an unbroken horizon placed in the lower third of the frame, providing the viewer with a perspective of complete endlessness.
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But high-quality investment-grade U.S. bond funds posted inflows of $2.5 billion for the week, extending an unbroken weekly inflow streak since mid-December.
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Though faint, each letter looks pristine and unbroken, like the tire's never seen a mile of road, like it's been airlifted from some secret factory.
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It continued, generally unbroken, until 1958 when Speaker Sam Rayburn ended it because the game had grown "too physical," according to the game's official website.
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Loan-participation funds that invest in bonds that hike payouts as rates rise attracted $190 million and continued an unbroken streak of inflows this year.
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For the past three decades there has been a virtually unbroken inverse correlation between the VIX and S&P 500 — as stocks rose, volatility fell.
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Above all, the composer succeeds in maintaining tension and cohesion across a huge span—"one long unbroken musical thought," as he writes in his notes.
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The index was up more than 2 percent for the week, the fourth consecutive week of gains, and the longest unbroken rally in three months.
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The new deal will enable Nowitzki to pass the Los Angeles Lakers' Kobe Bryant for the longest unbroken tenure with one team in N.B.A. history.
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Before he lit into a nearly unbroken 30-minute monologue, they asked him what he'd gotten for his wife, Melania, who was celebrating her birthday.
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My home for the night — a modest but comfortable walk-in tent that provided an unbroken view of sprawling wilderness — was sewn by local seamstresses.
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The skin of a bed-bound patient is paper thin; keeping it intact, like the unbroken film on a French pudding, requires a herculean effort.
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As you take breaths, shift your focus from a stroke rhythm to a breathing rhythm, noticing the unbroken alternation of in-breaths and out-breaths.
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I am also struck by the differences between then and now — which do not conform to the narrative of unbroken progress since the 13th century.
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The Court based its interpretation on the three centuries of clear, unbroken British law from which the drafters of the US Constitution drew their understanding.
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But as norm-busting as they may be, we have become conditioned to view them as just the latest in an unbroken string of overheated comments.
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Asia shares had hit a 2-year high overnight and Europe's bourses rose early on as they looked to score their fourth session of unbroken gains.
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It was a close-run thing, but the two-hour marathon remains unbroken, for now, with Kipchoge finishing his marathon in 2 hours and 25 seconds.
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One small but vocal investor added a vote to the agenda to oust Achleitner as chairman because the bank "remains trapped in an unbroken downward spiral".
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One thing they all have in common is reverence for the emperor's unbroken lineage—although believing him a descendant of the sun goddess requires flexible thinking.
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Like her oceans, the night skies are without centers or boundaries, each one an unbroken field of white dots of various sizes, against a black background.
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Some scenes are painfully credible, and Mr Cuarón's trademark long, unbroken takes show off some logistical feats which Cecil B. DeMille would have been proud of.
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Serving our country in the U.S. armed forces is a privilege and honor only a minority of Americans from an unbroken line of patriots can claim.
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THE ANCIENT CHRYSANTHEMUM THRONE The Japanese monarchy is the oldest hereditary monarchy in the world -- records show the imperial line has been unbroken for fourteen centuries.
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Australia weathered the financial crisis a decade ago without a recession—indeed in 2018 it is poised to enter its 27th consecutive year of unbroken expansion.
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Unbroken record The rivalry between the two neighboring countries dates to 1952, just five years after independence, when India and Pakistan played their first test series.
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Nicole Kelby and Jean Rhys were the victims of a literary patriarchy that stretches back centuries, that extends unbroken from Ford Madox Ford to Derek Walcott.
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One thing I noticed about both this time through is how often they use long, unbroken takes — though each does so in a completely different way.
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With ISIS out of the picture, Iran would have an unbroken swath of allies from Iraq to Syria to Lebanon—a land bridge to Israel's border.
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From monkeys to rabbits, his creative process is limited only by the conservation concept: that every work is created using a single, unbroken sheet of skin.
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The attitude toward guns, steers, and land aren't the only parts of Hell or High Water that draw an unbroken line back to the Old West.
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Miranda (Lily Sullivan), now a coltish brunette, used to ride horses on her family farm and continues to run away from school like an unbroken filly.
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Though evidence of the first 25 emperors is shrouded in myth, there is ample historical proof of an unbroken hereditary line from A.D. 500 to today.
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He held the cake box up to the camera to show an unbroken label along an edge of the box, where the lid meets the bottom.
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But it was as a 4-year-old, with an unbroken campaign in turf races, when she began to mature and kick clear of fitness issues.
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"It's nothing but an unbroken trail of disasters with this weapon system," Theodore Postol, an MIT physicist and prominent critic of US missile defenses, told me.
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The Turks consider the Syrian Kurdish militias their enemy and are intent on keeping them from taking over an unbroken stretch of land along the border.
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Both in terms of having space to think and plan, as well as unbroken periods of free time to just sit and write the damn thing.
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They also reveal hidden views and break up the monotonous look of a large, unbroken ceiling with the bonus of brightening the middle of the room.
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After 63 years of marriage, a man's devotion to his wife is unbroken by Alzheimer's, as he spends the holidays both with her and also alone.
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The stretch of road heading toward the site of the accident is an unbroken, mile-long decline from the top of a ridge north of Schoharie.
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That's why Mr. Wall planted his broken tulips a mile from the unbroken ones — and why broken tulips are illegal in the Netherlands without special provision.
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Is it accidental or intentional that the young man and woman of color are posed at the group's edges, creating an unbroken show of racial homogeneity?
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Britain plans to send two other ships to Asia in the coming months that will give it an almost unbroken presence in the region this year.
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In 1979, the S.B.C. elected the first conservative president in a lineage that remains unbroken: Adrian Rogers, who began installing fellow-conservatives in the S.B.C. leadership.
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His memoir, "The World Is Wide, and Full of Business Opportunities" (1989), sold one million copies in six months, a record still unbroken in South Korea.
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There are currently miles upon unbroken miles of the plant growing along the Bronx River, along the Hudson and in all of the city's five boroughs.
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I sang "Precious Lord Take My Hand" to my dolls on countless afternoons and hummed "Will The Circle Be Unbroken" during games of hopscotch at recess.
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The correlation appears to violate "locality," the rule that states that effects have causes, and chains of cause and effect must be unbroken in space and time.
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Sansa Stark's Rape Episode(s): Season 5's "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" There are a number of reasons Ramsay Bolton's (Iwan Rheon) rape of Sansa Stark is controversial.
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The campaign also failed in the goal of stretching an unbroken human chain from coast to coast when the event finally took place on May 25, 1986.
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Overall, investors pulled $748 million from U.S.-based stock funds in the week, adding to a nearly unbroken streak of withdrawals in recent months, the data showed.
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Signed by Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, it recognized Moroccan ports as open to U.S. ships and is the longest-standing unbroken treaty relationship in U.S. history.
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Speculators have held an almost unbroken short VIX position for the past decade, CFTC data show, culminating in a record short 174,665 contracts in October last year.
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"Roche can keep up the unbroken growth, as long as Ocrevus, Hemlibra and the entire (breast cancer) franchise maintain their momentum," Zuercher Kantonalbank analyst Michael Nawrath said.
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For the categorically minded, Satterlee's canvases are an unbroken string of contradictions: abstract and representational; painterly and linear; graphic and colorist; biomorphic and geometric; formalist and Pop.
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Masako, under tremendous pressure to produce a male heir to continue the unbroken line, suffered a miscarriage in 1999 before giving birth to Aiko two years later.
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One small but vocal investor last month added a vote to oust Achleitner to the meeting's agenda because the bank "remains trapped in an unbroken downward spiral".
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O'Connell, the terrifically committed star of Starred Up, '71, and Unbroken, can only do so much to make him a person instead of an erratic plot device.
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While I do understand populism, I simply can't figure out why giving more control to an untrusted Congress is the answer to "fixing" an unbroken monetary policy.
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There are exceptions: the long, unbroken shot when Owens first emerges into the Berlin stadium has an immediacy and craft that the rest of the film lacks.
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Working without music and filming each scene as one long, unbroken take, Mungiu (4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days) immerses us in Romeo's panicked, suffocating mindset.
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Chinese demand for Australian resources, as well as ever-increasing numbers of Chinese tourists and students, have helped to underpin Australia's 25 years of unbroken economic growth.
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The scenes of Rick on set almost never include shots of the crew, with long unbroken stretches of him and his fellow actors playing at being cowboys.
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The actor Edward Herrmann (who died in 2014) reads a shorter, Y.A.-friendly version of "Unbroken," the true story of the Olympic runner and P.O.W. Louis Zamperini.
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Kids born tomorrow in much of New York City will grow up in an unbroken maze of multimillion-dollar homes atop multimillion-dollar homes atop enlightened eateries.
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It is about one thing only: reversing nearly five decades of unbroken U.S. policy opposing settlements built by Israel in territories it occupied in the 1967 war.
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The Kim family has controlled the government of North Korea in an unbroken line for more than 70 years — since Harry Truman was in the White House.
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America's oil companies are being recruited (reportedly against their own better judgment) to wreck the largest unbroken stretch of wilderness in America — in order to do what?
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"However, despite all their hardships, their will remained unbroken and they were determined to give up their lives, if necessary, for their beliefs," Parakand would later write.
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At the counter, a bearded man read the Times with unbroken concentration, and several other patrons remained civilized, eating Polynesian noodles with generous glugs of sesame oil.
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"We are shocked, upset, but we will remain unbroken," one of the young women who reported the assault, Asha Burwell, said at the rally, on Feb. 1.
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"When the tradition started, initiates really believed that they were being brought into something handed down in unbroken succession from ancient times," Dr. Hutton said via email.
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We think this is an urgent, important and compelling story, and we want to tell it in an unbroken series of episodes that build upon each other.
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Increasingly, the president has also taken over management — critics say, mismanagement — of the economy to sustain the nearly unbroken growth that has brought him a loyal following.
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In prose fittingly unbroken by the consoling narrative endpoints and fresh starts of chapter breaks, Solstad moves Singer through the decades that follow his arrival in Notodden.
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In blue ink, temples and sculpture are defined in simple silhouettes and unbroken lines — as if the artist were loathe to lift his pen off the paper.
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The middle grade winner was "Indian No More" by Charlene Willing McManis with Traci Sorell, and the young adult winner was "Hearts Unbroken," by Cynthia Leitich Smith.
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Standing on the concrete floor in semidarkness, he played one long, unbroken improvisation that defied the conventional limitations of the instrument, if not the laws of physics.
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The Guinness World Records 363 book is full of brand new feats and others that have gone unbroken for years because they're too strange to be outdone.
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One small but vocal investor last month added to the meeting's agenda a vote to oust Achleitner because the bank "remains trapped in an unbroken downward spiral".
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Seasons change, bikes get locked to them and subsequently stolen, but the three friends persevere on their sidewalk, a little dinged and maybe urine-stained, but unbroken.
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In the expected place of wavelets is a blue so calm and unbroken that the sea doesn't so much crash on the land as neatly abut it.
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And the all-time record for a second presidential debate remains unbroken: In 1992, Bill Clinton, George Bush and Ross Perot generated an audience of 69.9 million.
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His 2-year-old self was certainly not on TV addressing a troubled nation to reassure its citizens that the state of the Union remains strong and unbroken.
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He embodied the country, in all its historic, inherent contradictions, in all its promises, broken and unbroken, and in all of its lost promises and hard-won glories.
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The best thing about Cars 2 is that its release came after a long, unbroken string of Pixar dominance that had lasted for the company's first 11 features.
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Lav Diaz's The Halt consists of lengthy, unbroken sequence shots with minimal camera movement, while Mattie Do's The Long Walk draws heavily on Hollywood editing and storytelling conventions.
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Because together they make up a substantial chunk of the menu, if you don't order carefully you can end up with a long, unbroken run of masa discs.
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But fantastic ripples — an enigmatic, utopian island and mythical "ornate sea creatures" — break the narrative surface so that the prose's lyrical pulse builds to one long, unbroken spell.
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Sadly, two of the three mini ceramic bowls that came in it were broken, but the unbroken one finds an immediate home on my dresser to hold trinkets.
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This new video is the third in Cruise's series of videos that the company has released in which it shows a continuous chunk of unbroken autonomous driving time.
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The neighborhood's central location also makes it easy to reach the near-unbroken swath of lakes, forests and meadows that lie at the western edges of the city.
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The rest of the novel unspools as a single anguished remembrance, an internal monologue assisted by Solstad's characteristically lengthy sentences, and paragraphs that go unbroken for many pages.
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Though down for the second week in a row last week, the MSCI All Country World Index is on track for a record 203 months of unbroken gains.
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Photos on social media, which Reuters could not authenticate, showed an armored car with scorched and slightly crumpled bodywork but with its shape mostly intact and windows unbroken.
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The road followed an unbroken swath of jungle, bordered by yellow tape and signs displaying a skull-and-crossbones and the warning, "Mines," in English, Sinhalese and Tamil.
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Mr. Honeck keeps his Mahler wonderfully strange, pacing the final two movements with a kind of studied tentativeness, a gradual and not unbroken progress to an uneasy triumph.
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This local mind-set — leave things as they fall, unfixed as long as they remain unbroken — is seen by the city's critics as a sign of its frugality.
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It gained almost 6 percent against the dollar from late October to early December but then fell all the way back in an unbroken succession of weekly declines.
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Nevertheless, she spent much of her life publishing "academic" tomes on Islam and Europe, arguing that the history of Islam is an unbroken history of theologically driven conquest.
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Victims of anything is not who we want to be, and certainly not how we, the free and unbroken pioneers of gender equality, can bear to see ourselves.
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But now, with the discovery and analysis of two special stalagmites in Hulu Cave, scientists have stumbled upon an unbroken record of atmospheric carbon dating back some 54,000 years.
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And that sentiment informs her new Fabletics collection, which includes bras, tanks, leggings, knit tops and more, many of which nod to lyrics from her albums Confident and Unbroken.
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A quarter-century after the fall of communism, Russians still celebrate new year with exuberance while the observance of Christmas is a learning experience, not an unbroken folk memory.
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The PP struck a separate accord with the center-right Ciudadanos to form the coalition government, ending an unbroken 36-year run of Socialist administrations in the southern region.
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In episode 10, Lynch observes two assaults, shown through diametrically opposed methods: in the first, Lynch holds on an unbroken shot of a trailer as the occupant is murdered.
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His seat has been in the family for 36 unbroken years; Mr Lipinski inherited it from his father, William, who went on to open a one-man lobbying firm.
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She set an unbroken National Aeronautic Association record for highest altitude attained in a twin-engine Piper Aztec, pushing that plane to an altitude better suited for a jet.
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In the novel's remarkable central section, told in one unbroken rush of past impressed upon the present, he recalls watching a boy he loved receive fellatio from a girl.
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Intoxicated with unbroken success, we have become too self-sufficient to feel the necessity of redeeming and preserving grace, too proud to pray to the God that made us.
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Although the governor cannot run for re-election his unpopularity and the state's poor economic performance may bring to an end 20143 years of unbroken rule by the PRI.
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In the new piece, the front shows an unbroken span of wood, though there are hidden drawer pulls, and the sides show the wood's rings, creating an abstract artwork.
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U.S. municipal bond funds attracted $2 billion, and taxable government bond funds gathered $1.2 billion, ICI said, extending an unbroken streak of popularity this year for the two categories.
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Anthony Braxton Diamond Curtain Wall Trio, "Trio (Victoriaville) 2007" (Victo, 2008) An unbroken hourlong improvisation, featuring Mr. Braxton with two protégés: the cornetist Taylor Ho Bynum and Ms. Halvorson.
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Nyong'o's set debut in costume as Red, for a long, unbroken monologue that fills in the character's life story, was one of the most dramatic moments of the shoot.
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Hang out near the dressing rooms at Forever 21 and make meaningful, unbroken eye contact with a woman trying on low-rise jeans for the first time in years.
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We get them when we squeeze through the birth canal and when we drink breast milk — a co-evolution of mothers and microbes unbroken for at least 200,000 years.
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U.S. municipal bond funds attracted $1.5 billion, and taxable government bond funds gathered $587 million, ICI said, extending an unbroken streak of popularity this year for the two categories.
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As skepticism grew over a cross-party deal, the pound has embarked on nine straight sessions of losses versus the euro, marking the longest unbroken run of losses this century.
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These moderately scaled works are wildly outnumbered by much smaller, ultracasually constructed sculptures that are arranged on three shelves set up on the the longest unbroken wall in the room.
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Chloë Grace Moretz and Unbroken star Jack O'Connell have been tapped to play the infamous criminal duo Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow in the upcoming movie Love Is a Gun.
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Other nominations were for his work on Kundun, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, The Reader, Skyfall, Unbroken, and two other Villeneuve films: Prisoners and Sicario.
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Abstract wants to direct a music video for Harry Styles, an unbroken tracking shot of the pop star walking down a suburban street with a boom box on his shoulder.
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Their research showed that a single family tree stretches its branches almost unbroken across most of Eurasia: from Iceland to Bangladesh, most people speak languages descended from "Proto-Indo-European".
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The 7.6 percent increase was China's lowest in six years, however, and its first single-digit rise since 2010, following a nearly unbroken two-decade run of double-digit jumps.
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On the legal side, a line of unbroken judicial decisions from 2014 straight through to 2017 affirms the soundness of sanctuary policies distancing local law enforcement from federal immigration enforcement.
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Early on, M's grieving process is represented by an unbroken four-minute shot of Ms Mara sitting on a kitchen floor and forking a large chocolate pie into her mouth.
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But that morning, the morning I remember, we drove away from the enormous not-there, thinking of its colors, and how each layer of color was a whole unbroken era.
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" Wilkie added Davis' "unbroken spirit" after the war served as a reminder to the southern people "that their cause was honorable and that all would be right in the end.
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The controversy taps into France's still unbroken connection to its agricultural past, its self-image as a place that exalts farm life and the perceived values of a simpler existence.
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The move upended centuries of tradition holding that bishops had to be male because they belonged to an unbroken line of successors of the 12 apostles, all of them men.
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Mr. O'Connell, who starred in the 2014 film "Unbroken," gives a gorgeously anesthetized performance, a portrait of a man working hard to insulate himself from life's pain and finally failing.
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"The ISIS population being evacuated from the remaining vestiges of the caliphate largely remains unrepentant, unbroken and radicalized," he added, citing observations from US troops on the ground in Syria.
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The couple formed a singular intimacy that would last unbroken through Reagan's long fadeout into Alzheimer's and his death in 2004, excluding all others, even their own children at times.
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An exchange between the two leaders in the Forbidden City when Xi explained to Trump that China has the longest unbroken cultural history of any current nation was especially popular.
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New data collected by researchers from the University of Washington and the University of Maine suggests this assumption was wrong, and that an extensive, unbroken chain of icy stratigraphy lies below.
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Her unbroken five-year run is a record as well; she passes the four-year stretch when Helen Hunt dominated the field with wins for Mad About You from 1996-1999.
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The mockumentary format technically allows for this kind of single-character focus, but there's no joy in spending so much unbroken, unrelieved time with such an unmitigated shit of a person.
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"People have lost their teeth," says Eric Dusingizimana, an engineer who captained Rwanda and entered the "Guinness Book of Records" for enduring the longest unbroken stint of batting practice (51 hours).
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Voyager 1's record remained unbroken for 27 years until December 5th, 2017, when New Horizons snapped its photo of the cluster at a distance of 3.79 billion miles from Earth.
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Yet while Tati and Keaton privileged unbroken takes that showcased their athletic brilliance, Iosseliani's preference for misdirection and insinuation place him more in the lineage of German-Jewish émigré Ernst Lubitsch.
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China surprised last year with its lowest increase in six years, 7.6 percent, the first single-digit rise since 2010, following a nearly unbroken two-decade run of double-digit jumps.
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Just 15 miles (24 km) across the shimmering sea from this rundown outpost of the Philippines lies a different world shown by an unbroken line of new, four-storey white buildings.
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Obama helped steer the country out of the Great Recession and away from a second Great Depression and into the longest unbroken streak of monthly job creation in the nation's history.
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Leading up to the release of his latest single and video, "Unbroken," Bret challenges his fans to show their best dance moves (with or without music) using the hashtag on Instagram.
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Fu Ying, spokeswoman for China's parliament, said the figure would increase by about seven to eight percent from 2015, following a nearly unbroken two-decade run of double-digit budget increases.
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Related: The Single-Shot Film 'Victoria' Reflects Our Technological Zeitgeist VICE: When you wrote Victoria, did you know you wanted to shoot it this way, with the unbroken 134-minute take?
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"Recent observations by our men and women on the ground highlight that the ISIS population being evacuated from the remaining vestiges of the caliphate largely remains unrepentant, unbroken and radicalized," Gen.
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Sasse, who chairs the Senate Judiciary oversight subcommittee, wrote that Epstein "should have been locked in a padded room under unbroken, 28500/6900, constant surveillance" given the previous possible suicide attempt.
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The side zipper helps the silhouette remain unbroken and sleek without bagging, and the back seams are a really nice touch — elevating the "polish" of the pants and improving the fit.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday night addressed the deadly car and stabbing attack near Parliament earlier that day, assuring the world that the city remains unbroken by the violence.
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Not long thereafter, we follow Jack through his abode, in an unbroken take that mirrors the movie's opening shot in the nightclub, and again checks in with the film's important characters.
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I saw some photos of an unbroken one on Mercari that had spots, but it would be great to get this info directly from you rather than a resale site. Thanks!
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Our data included approximately 126,000 Twitter "cascades" (unbroken chains of retweets with a common, singular origin) involving stories spread by three million people more than four and a half million times.
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Now she has one of the year's most impressive albums, an unbroken string of smash hit guest appearances, a boyfriend-turned-husband who's soon to be her ex, and a daughter.
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But at the same time, counterintuitively and deep, deep down, I wonder if maybe, just this once, a teenager could grow into an adult unscathed, his body uninjured, my heart unbroken.
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The robe's folds are supple and sinuous, and the trim, zigzagged with an elaborate and unbroken knotting pattern, has a mathematical intricacy that gives this Christian painting a surprising Islamic touch.
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But more importantly, Latitude is a bet on unsecured consumer loans at a time when the economy is cooling after three decades of unbroken growth, and spending is in the doldrums.
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The second half, slicker but emptier, found Johann Johannsson, best known for his film scores, joined by members of the ensemble ACME in an unbroken hour-plus of defanged Muzak-Minimalism.
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In doing so, Mr. Imamoglu has quickly emerged as a strong national challenger to the president, whose popularity has waned as the economy slowed after a long stretch of unbroken growth.
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The unbroken spiral in the orange bowl, for example, is so narrow in places that it&aposs nearly impossible for a dog to get enough traction to pick up their food.
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While Mubarak has previously pledged to maintain the riyal's dollar peg, unbroken since 1986, SAMA did in January intervene by warning local commercial banks to avoid betting on a currency devaluation.
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Once this Pavlovian connection is solidified, it becomes hard to give difficult tasks the unbroken concentration they require, and your brain simply won't tolerate such a long period without a fix.
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Wrexham is part of the "Red Wall", a term used by politicos in Westminster to describe an unbroken stretch of 80-odd Labour-held seats running from north Wales to Yorkshire.
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It was just a crepe, with a yellow-white scrum of egg, herbs, swabbed sauces, flagrant chile, ham and a great rectangle of bao cui that went in and emerged unbroken.
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The season five episode "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" featured the wedding of young Sansa Stark, a teenager, to the vicious, psychopathic Ramsay Bolton, who had swept in and taken command of Winterfell.
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"From a design standpoint, moving the motherboard on top means that we wouldn't need any venting on that top face, which allows us to keep that clean, unbroken monolithic form," Sparks says.
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There's a lengthy unbroken shot (courtesy of director Miguel Sapochnik) of Jon fighting his way across the battlefield, one that underlines just how much of a role sheer luck plays in war.
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A 20-minute, unbroken, and hyperarticulate tirade ostensibly about ignoring criticism online, "Be Not Afraid" stars a high school freshman from the Bay Area who goes by the name Soph on YouTube.
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Today's clerical leaders, across central and eastern Europe, form an unbroken chain with those who in one way or another survived communism by establishing various kinds of modus vivendi with the system.
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Here are the excerpts from Trump's coming speech in full: Each American generation passes the torch of truth, liberty and justice – in an unbroken chain all the way down to the present.
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Chrysanthemum traditions Naruhito -- whose name means "a man who will acquire heavenly virtues" -- became the 126th Emperor of Japan in May, the latest in an unbroken line that stretches back 14 centuries.
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They brought the 12-year-old emperor, Mutsuhito, up to Edo (now renamed Tokyo, or Eastern Capital), affirmed his unbroken descent from the sun goddess and claimed to rule on his behalf.
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There's a key emotional confrontation between Mark and Nicol that Zemeckis shoots in an unbroken, unflinching two-shot, upping the tension by simply refusing to cut around them as they face off.
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International stock funds remain a relative bright spot, with emerging markets-focused funds taking in $636 million during the week and continuing an unbroken streak of weekly inflows this year, Lipper said.
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The last emperor to abdicate was Emperor Kokaku in 1817 in the later part of the Edo Period, and the royal male line is unbroken, records show, for at least 14 centuries.
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Astenbeck's three months of gains through May were its best since an unbroken five-month run in 2014, just before Brent fell from above $100 to a 13-year low of $27.
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Dan: I've been sitting here staring at the words "Titus Andronicus cover band" for five unbroken minutes like that scene of Cameron looking at the Seurat painting in Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
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These days, however, Donki - as it popularly known - is more of a role model, defying Japan's weak retail environment to last week report its 20.4th year of unbroken sales and profit growth.
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Related: Heartbreaking Photos of an Unbroken Sea of Tires [Exclusive] A Spanish Artist Subverted the Scars of a Refugee Camp [Exclusive Photos] Here's What Artists Are Saying About the Painful Brexit Decision
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"There is no denying that the arc is truly exceptional in the unbroken streak of declining crime," said William J. Bratton, who retired from his second stint as police commissioner last year.
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This column brings together books about time fractured and out of joint, time as an unbroken lineage resisting empire, and time travel glimpsed through the overlapping lenses of psychology, philosophy and physics.
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What was it about Le Corbusier's Modernism that appealed to Japanese architects, who had, behind them, a virtually unbroken tradition of architecture, developed over thousands of years largely in isolation from Europe?
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For Andrea Jelinek, the Austrian privacy chief who chairs the umbrella group of EU privacy regulators, the unbroken record of decision-via-consensus amounts to proof that Europe's enforcement system is working.
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"The Waiting Game," composed just after the recent presidential election, began with generalities ("We'll suffer through/And rise again") and gradually got more pointed ("The highest ceiling made of glass/Still unbroken").
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It was an example of how even the glories of the Muslim past in India could in the eyes of its Hindu majority come to seem like an unbroken record of defeat.
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The budgeted increase of 7.6 percent for 2016 was the lowest in six years and the first single-digit rise since 2010, following a nearly unbroken two-decade run of double-digit increases.
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We mentally break the number into smaller strings—such as the area code, then the first three digits, then the last four—rather than try to recall an unbroken string of ten numbers.
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With a Rotten Tomatoes score of just 50%, it ranks even lower than season 5's "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken," (54%) which featured Sansa Stark's brutal, controversial rape at the hands of Ramsay Bolton.
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Pure Flix has produced or distributed everything from a 2016 documentary on Hillsong to a sequel to Angelina Jolie's 2014 World War II drama Unbroken, made with a completely different cast and crew.
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The success of this family seemed unbroken by time and cemented in place, layers upon layers of shared past, never having to start over from scratch even as borders shifted and flags changed.
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Australia's aboriginal people were dispossessed when the continent was colonized by Britain in the 18th century, but native title laws allow land claims if Aborigines can prove an unbroken association with the land.
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I am unbroken, albeit literally surrounded by murderers, but the days where I could read and speak and organize to defend myself, my ideals and my people, are over until I am free!
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In an ideal world, we'll all one day drink only hand-pressed juice, get eight full and unbroken hours of sleep, squeeze in that hour at the gym every day at 6 a.m.
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For a traditionalist Christian church that stresses unbroken continuity with the faith's earliest days, any discussion of how things should be managed now has to be rooted in arguments about the distant past.
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So, for Japan, expect business as usual -- the perpetuation of the Cold War status quo allows the country's postwar order, including decades of almost unbroken rule by the Liberal Democratic Party, to continue.
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The classic Gurney type was pale of skin (though slightly ruddier after summers in Maine or winters in Florida), courteous by nature and descended from a long and unbroken line of Anglo Saxons.
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Still, the stab at an energetic overture isn't totally unwelcome, since the previous war movies Ms. Jolie directed — "In the Land of Blood and Honey" (2011) and "Unbroken" (2014) — were both earnest slogs.
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Basics Every night during breeding season, the male túngara frog of Central America will stake out a performance patch in the local pond and spend unbroken hours broadcasting his splendor to the world.
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She doesn't grow restless or shy while Lib asks her to undress to examine her body, and she doesn't complain as the days stretch on, the monotonous chain of hours unbroken by mealtimes.
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Britain's National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) forecast after the data that the economy would contract by 212.1% in the second quarter, ending more than six years of unbroken quarterly growth.
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Thus it has continued, for four unbroken weeks, with both Negansbaseballbat and qwefhsdf refusing to agree on who is or is not a twat, sometimes posting multiple "twat"s a day—69 in all.
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The coming decades—the 21st-century's '20s, '30s, and '40s—have the potential to be one long, unbroken, recut spoof in which everything in Avatar farts while Keyboard Cat plays eerily in the background.
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An unbroken, high-resolution record of atmospheric carbon-12 and carbon-14 was found in a pair of stalagmites located within Hulu Cave near Nanjing, China, according to new research published today in Science.
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Yet the avuncular leader with an aristocratic pedigree was still expecting to cruise to another election victory in polls due by mid-2018, maintaining his coalition's record of unbroken rule since independence in 1957.
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"Developers should retain a sense of responsibility towards gamers' wellbeing, as continuous hours of unbroken gameplay, whether traditional or VR-based, is not recommended by any health experts," he told CNBC in an email.
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By contrast, the property sector weighed in Dubai, where the index lost 0.3 percent, putting it on course for another day of unbroken declines since it recorded a two-month high on June 12.
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But in another new paper that's now circulating among experts and under review by Physical Letters B, Furey uses ℂ⊗𝕆 to construct the Standard Model's two unbroken symmetries, SU(3) and U(1).
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It's pretty stunning: The chart shows the rich getting richer at a basically unbroken pace between 1500, when they controlled about 50 percent of society's wealth, and 1914, when they controlled about 90 percent.
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And because the unbroken wall of Republican opposition makes substantial federal climate policy impossible anyway and perpetually holds the debate to the remedial "is it real" level, Democrats never really get called on it.
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Theresa May, politically weak and enmeshed in brutal Brexit negotiations, needs an uplifting escape story: I suggest Laura Hillenbrand's "Unbroken," in which the hero survives on a makeshift raft despite the ravenous encircling sharks.
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His win is a fair one: directing is partly a matter of logistics, and he contrives his heroes' trek through France's battlefields to appear as if it was captured in just two unbroken takes.
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And, of course, there is soccer: As the documentary pointed out, Liverpool (and Everton) and Manchester United (and Manchester City), between them, account for about 50 years of almost unbroken dominance since the 1960s.
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"Will the circle be unbroken?" the hymn asks, and White's answer is that it breaks every day, with look-alike new links sneaking in overnight, so that what looks like renewal is really replacement.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 7 (Reuters) - South Korea's archers extended their unbroken reign in the women's team event to an eighth successive Olympics with an emphatic defeat of Russia in the final on Sunday.
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His voice hoarse, the veteran leader took to the streets and social media, at one point using a megaphone in Jerusalem's bus station, to appeal to voters to extend his unbroken decade in power.
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Popularly known as Donki, it has delivered 28 years of unbroken sales growth and analysts said its voluminous and constantly changing merchandise could help make shopping at the reliable but predictable convenience stores more exciting.
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Prior to Akihito, the last emperor to abdicate was Emperor Kokaku in 20193 in the later part of the Edo Period, and the royal male line is unbroken, records show, for at least 22019 centuries.
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If, as is almost certain, America's economy proves to have grown throughout the second quarter of 2019, it will have matched the record for the longest unbroken period of rising GDP set in the 1990s.
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The sun came out for a morning ceremony at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo on Wednesday, as Naruhito became the 126th Emperor of Japan, the latest in an unbroken line that stretches back 14 centuries.
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Each story is told in unbroken close-ups, which take up more than half the film's running time; and the camera lingers on delicate faces as they light up with passion, describing violence and violation.
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Turkey wants to stop Kurdish forces taking control of territory that lies between cantons to the east and west that they already hold, and so creating an unbroken Kurdish- controlled corridor on Turkey's southern border.
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Undeterred by this unbroken string of failure to achieve any American objectives, however, the administration decided that instead of sending arms and training support, it would deploy U.S. service members directly into the combat zone.
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It makes sense given that 2015 saw the introduction of the UK's Official Vinyl Charts after seven years of unbroken growth in sales, and even Tesco started stocking LPs for the first time in decades.
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As much as Skrapz's flow of releases might hint at smooth and unbroken progression, culminating in last month's new album Different Cloth, the underlying story is much more complex, punctuated by setbacks and false starts.
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So it was natural that May should see Malibu as "an unbroken reminder of her husband's love" and should wage on its behalf one of the longest and most acrimonious land battles in American history.
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The film's final scene, a lyrical sunset that ends with a nearly four-minute unbroken shot in which the father and son converse with amity and resolution, is a fine testimony to the director's powers.
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The president's inner circle became convinced that the Republican Party was destined for years of unbroken political domination; the ambition-spoiling concerns of the "reality-based community" no longer needed to be taken into account.
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It drew from an "unbroken historical tradition" that reached back at least as far as the Brandenburgers, a Nazi covert-intelligence unit, and symbols like the "swastika and so on" hung on the company walls.
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As much as we appreciate regulatory relief and tax reform, what we really need are markets: Unbroken access to the ones that we have now, and new ones that trade diplomats can open for us.
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An infant cry is characterized by a simple, clear, fundamental tone and a relatively long, unbroken "melodic structure," as it is perversely called, that falls and rises and falls and tails off in unpredictable ways.
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Kris Kristofferson's "Sunday Morning Coming Down" and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's reimagining of "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" fuse gospel and country into the equivalent of four-minute symphonies with their precision and ambition.
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When Carrie finally has a great date, the director, Susan Johnson, films the actors in an unbroken take so lengthy it's unclear whether we should admire the unforced banter or the camera operator's virtuosity. 4.
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For Mr. Bladerer, the unbroken historical connection between not just Beethoven but composers such as Richard Strauss — who conducted the Philharmonic for nearly four decades — and Mahler is what distinguishes the orchestra to this day.
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It's a kind of deathly cold, unbroken by summer, and the dwarves who serve as the game's upgrade merchants will not shut the hell up about it after the final boss of the game is slain.
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" Art therapy worked remarkably well for Simon, and she hopes that she can share her success with others through her new book, "Unbroken: An Art Book: My Journey So Far, Plus 20 Feel-Good Drawing Activities.
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The Johnson-Gove argument goes something like this: unlike many continental countries, Britain has an unbroken tradition of liberty and representative democracy (a "golden thread") dating back to Magna Carta and shared by other Anglophone nations.
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A former military brat with a sweet, steady voice and a songwriter's alert emotional intelligence, she's a formalist but not inflexible — unbroken even when her songs run bleak or bittersweet, which is most of the time.
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His unbroken solicitousness toward Vladimir Putin, his public appeal to Russians to obtain Hillary Clinton's emails, and his firing of FBI Director James Comey amid the bureau's Russia investigation have raised questions for a long time.
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From President Trump's immigration travel ban to workers' rights, voting rights and religious rights, the high court handed conservatives a nearly unbroken string of victories in a divisive term that came to a screeching halt Wednesday.
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Mahathir led the Southeast Asian nation for 22 years anda return to the prime ministership ends the previously unbroken rule of Barisan Nasional (BN), the coalition that had governed Malaysia since independence from Britain in 1957.
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Fontainebleau's singular attraction to an unbroken line of French kings spanning eight centuries was originally as a hunting lodge, perfectly situated at the edge of the ancient Forest of Fontainebleau — in effect, a royal game preserve.
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Jeff Daniels plays Frank Griffin, a legendarily brutal outlaw, and Jack O'Connell ("Unbroken") plays Roy Goode, a protégé who double-crosses Griffin, shooting him in the arm and fleeing with the loot from a payroll heist.
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And as the most successful sitcom creator around, with an almost unbroken 25-year string of hits that includes huge moneymakers like "The Big Bang Theory" and "Two and a Half Men," Lorre has some leeway.
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I'm hypnotized by the red-beige-brown carpet of California desert; mesmerized by the unbroken wilderness of northern Maine; awed by the peaks and valleys of the Cascades; calmed by the serenity of the Great Lakes.
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Performed on a stage marked out by dust sheets and a stepladder, two chairs representing various locations as needed, the play sometimes veers toward the overemphatic, and the 70 unbroken minutes do not necessarily race by.
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Attached to this memorial is a museum, which walks attendees through the events of the day — the rescue efforts and the aftermath — with an unbroken focus on the men, women and children who lost their lives.
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Household wealth in the U.S. is continuing to see an "unbroken spell of wealth gains" but China has replaced Japan in second place in the world wealth hierarchy, according to Credit Suisse's latest report on global wealth.
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The time I've spent with Hiroshi—months of correspondence and Skype calls, weeks of unbroken hours with him, poring over what he values most (his work)—has been yet another strain of choreographed intimacy: journalist and subject.
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When there were misreports that the yuan had weakened to less than seven against the US dollar last month, the central bank issued a late-night statement reminding the market that the key psychological level remained unbroken.
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Last year, with China's economy slowing, the defense budget recorded its lowest increase in six years, 7.6 percent, the first single-digit rise since 2010, following a nearly unbroken two-decade run of double-digit budget increases.
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They insist on no deviation from the tradition of an unbroken male bloodline—in their view, as Kenneth Ruoff, head of Japan studies at Portland State University, puts it, if the male bloodline ceases then Japan ceases.
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The concert concluded with the entire cast retaking the stage for a rousing rendition of country's unofficial "national anthem," the Carter Family's "Will the Circle Be Unbroken," and the audience lustily joined in on the familiar chorus.
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European Union leaders are close to picking Dutch socialist Frans Timmermans to head the European Commission, two diplomats said on Monday, as the bloc's political families dragged out horse-trading between them to an unbroken 19 hours.
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In her new book, Unbroken Brain: A Revolutionary New Way of Understanding Addiction, journalist Maia Szalavitz argues that a better way to understand addiction is to view it more as a developmental disorder, like autism or dyslexia.
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In addition to an actual song "Mobius," there is the unbroken free-associative soundscape of "Whateva Will Be," where a blaxploitation movie sample bumps up against dub reggae gospel and Consequence's voice rises out of the ether.
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Long before America declared independence from the British, this unbroken road was a culturally rich circus littered with thousands of inns and tea houses, lacquerware craftsmen, comb stores, sake breweries, swordmakers, brothels, soba shops, temples, and shrines.
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In between these moments of fun, the episode is a bit of a slog — unbroken even by a new version of that great theme song or an appearance from AHS darling Evan Peters (which Twitter noted, viciously).
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The Tetons meant my parents were still together, my family still intact, with none of the future violent ruptures and rifts among the five of us from which no one would be exempt and no bond unbroken.
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That schism produced thirteen unbroken years of Liberal Party rule, and it was only after a hard-won merger that it became possible for conservatives (led by Stephen Harper) to win the prime minister's office once again.
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Katz's is so close in quality, has a longer unbroken tradition, makes their own pastrami (Langer's buys from RC Provisions), and most importantly, Katz's service model is perfection and is what I based our Smorgasburg tent on.
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The week after that you'd sit next to them and have a couple of longer stretches of unbroken conversation, maybe something about what A-levels you did and what modules you thought you might do next year.
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A movement is afoot among the states, for example, to require presidential candidates to release their tax returns before they're permitted to appear on the ballot, turning a formerly unbroken 40-year tradition into a legal necessity.
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The Neville Brothers' wide-ranging repertoire included politically tinged songs like "My Blood" and "Sister Rosa" (about Rosa Parks) as well as covers of "Will the Circle Be Unbroken," Jimmy Cliff's "Sitting in Limbo" and many more.
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But this week, NBC dropped a 24-minute video that somehow manages to blow every other recent action movie out of the water: The full, unbroken cut of Michael Scott's opus Threat Level Midnight from The Office.
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Whatever English courts may have done in the 17th century, or whatever Congress may have done in 1790, the seemingly unbroken practice of two centuries of American history is that judges may only be removed by impeachment.
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Davies said holding eye contact between 85% to 90% of the time in a job interview was the "happy medium" on what he called a "contact continuum" — the spectrum which runs from zero to unbroken eye contact.
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She blinks reluctantly, with such vaguely reptilian slowness that it really does seem like she'd opt out of the basic bodily function if she could, in order to better maintain unbroken eye contact with whoever she's speaking to.
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Far from embodying an arc of unbroken concentration, books have always mapped their readers' agitation—not unlike the way a person's browsing history might reveal a single day's struggle, for example, to focus on writing a book review.
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Some messages cascade down the page, flowing unbroken in a looping line from left to right, down a space, continuing on from right to left, on and on, dropping down the page until the stream of thought ends.
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Brazil, home of champions Emerson Fittipaldi, Nelson Piquet and the late Ayrton Senna, has had an unbroken run on the calendar since 1973 with the race held in Rio de Janeiro in 1978 and from 1981 to 1989.
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Maia Szalavitz Journalist and author of Unbroken Brain: A Revolutionary New Way of Understanding Addiction One of the things that I found horrifying when I first sought treatment was that basically the treatment is: confession, meeting, and prayer.
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But Ankara fears that, if Kurdish militia create an unbroken swathe of territory, it could embolden the Kurdish militant PKK group which has fought a three-decade-long insurgency on Turkish soil to demand autonomy in Turkey's southeast.
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As the train pulled out of the station, she unfolded the first page of the book, carefully placing it under the needle of the machine, and began to sew, each page unravelling as an unbroken line started forming.
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The non-profit environmental group World Wildlife Fund on Monday said the oil on board continued to pose a significant risk to the Wadden Sea, the largest unbroken system of intertidal sand and mud flats in the world.
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Mahathir led the Southeast Asian nation for 22 years and his unexpected return to the prime ministership ends the previously unbroken rule of Barisan Nasional (BN), the coalition that had governed Malaysia since independence from Britain in 1957.
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There are some things that would need to be waved away in that pitch, from the presence of a stained prank bluesman in the owner's suite to a history of unbroken dysfunction dating back at least a generation.
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He studied the ways in which food was often one of the only aspects of African culture that maintained an unbroken thread through generations, as language and religion and family were purposefully and systematically stripped from enslaved people.
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From there, they planned to ski onto Messner Glacier in western Antarctica and climb into a crosswind from sea level toward the Thiel Mountains, which rise like dorsal fins above an otherwise unbroken sea of snow and ice.
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As part of an ambitious plan to complete an unbroken bike-and-pedestrian path around Manhattan, city officials plan to install a ramp alongside the park that would give access to a new esplanade on the East River.
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Louis-Dreyfus was heavily favored to win this year, and not only because she'd been on an unbroken winning streak for playing hapless politician Selina Meyer — the most wins any actor has received for playing the same character.
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Neither Stanley nor Monroe was featured on the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's 1972 old-time opus "Will the Circle Be Unbroken," which revived the careers of guests such as Doc Watson while also inspiring the burgeoning alt-country movement.
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Vanda the heroin addict is seen as a sober and relatively happy mother in Colossal Youth, and the addled Ventura who walks tremblingly through Costa's last three films is rejuvenated by his interactions with the strong-willed, unbroken Vitalina.
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The greatest distances were generally in the Midwest and the South — the map above shows a band of counties stretching unbroken from North Dakota to Texas in which half of women live more than 180 miles from a clinic.
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As well as interviews with figurers from the era including Rob Moran from Unbroken, Chris Logan from Chokehold, and INSTED's Steve Larson, the book is a celebration of bold fonts, grainy live pics and 80s/90s straight edge fashion.
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Europe's main bourses were as much as 2111.34 percent lower as traders pulled back after six days of unbroken gains fuelled by relief at the outcome of the first round of France's presidential election and encouraging earnings and data.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Six years of almost unbroken industrial peace in Ireland is beginning to fray, as a recovering economy breeds contested wage demands, weekly threats of strikes and a headache for the country's new government - whenever one is formed.
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Shot over the course of several weeks with a hefty budget and extensive crew, the video, which was filmed in a single unbroken take, incorporates synchronized dancing, elaborate costumes, a sprawling set, clever camera trickery, and brightly colored balls.
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To enter the museum, you walk through an enormous open entrance: In a characteristic Kuma gesture, a strong, unbroken line connects the city and the lush hillside against which the museum backs up, perforating the museum, making it permeable.
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ST. KILDA, A Unesco World Heritage site owned by the National Trust for Scotland, is one of the outermost outposts of the British Isles: Beyond it to the west lies the North Atlantic in an unbroken stretch until Newfoundland.
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Mr. Spady is worried that the row, described several years ago as "a tiny Alamo" that had managed to avoid demolition when apartment houses were going up nearby a couple of generations ago, may not remain unbroken much longer.
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As an unbroken link to the culture's agricultural past, the network of tratturi — "Almost a silent grassy river / on the footsteps of the ancient fathers," as the poet Gabriele D'Annunzio described them — has a unique emotional resonance for Italians.
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"I have no doubt my Christmas fare was destroyed by an unavoidable accident, and that I bore the loss with unbroken good humour towards the Great Western Railway Company," Dickens wrote in the letter two months after the accident.
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At home with her mother and grandmother, she launches herself into a panicked, restless monologue that lasts for seven minutes and a single, unbroken take — and that embodies some of what's so compelling about Jane itself and about Rodriguez's performance.
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Critics such as Maia Szalavitz, an addiction journalist and author of Unbroken Brain: A Revolutionary New Way of Understanding Addiction, have focused on this part of the program to argue that the 22016 steps really shouldn't be considered treatment at all.
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She suggests adding a gliding, unbroken steadicam shot to follow the hero down the street, and she requests that an additional camera be placed down low, inside a burned-out fake car, to capture the confrontation from an unexpected angle.
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These photographs of Moran, the Bierstadts, and others, with their self-conscious affinities with the fine arts, run counter to the unbroken 19th-century production of pictures more or less determined by practical considerations, though many possess considerable aesthetic value.
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At a time when many Americans are worried once again about the wisdom and compassion of their elected leaders, "How to Survive a Plague" offers a salient reminder of what can be achieved by citizens who remain unbowed and unbroken.
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Even more particularly, it's tragic given that "Stormborn" is the 11th episode written by Bryan Cogman, whose most famous work on this show so far was the season 5 episode "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken," depicting Sansa Stark's wedding night with Ramsay Bolton.
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"The Iranians are going to try and come back with a vengeance because they want to show they were unbroken by the international sanctions," said Helima Croft, chief commodities strategist at RBC Capital Markets, a division of Royal Bank of Canada.
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The hosts passed their previous highest total of 241 for nine, made against New Zealand last year, while captain Morgan got to his half-century off 258 deliveries as he and Buttler shared an unbroken fourth-wicket partnership of 258.
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Related: Heartbreaking Photos of an Unbroken Sea of Tires [Exclusive] New Banksy Mural Lampoons 'Les Miserables' for Refugees The UN's First Virtual Reality Documentary Puts You Inside a Syrian Refugee Camp This Is What It's Like to Photograph Refugees in Europe
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U.S. mutual and exchange-traded fund (ETF) investors retained their taste for international stocks, with world equity funds raking in $3.3 billion in a streak of weekly inflows unbroken in more than a year, according to the ICI, a trade group.
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Dining room captains, who used to growl nothing more complicated than a recitation of table numbers and seat positions to their back waiters, now apparently hold forth, in unbroken paragraphs, on the existential meaning of simply being hungry during a shift.
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It was roughly trapezoidal in cross-section—a long, unbroken loaf of sand running most of the length of the island, with sprigs of beach grass growing in evenly spaced rows on top of the completed sections, like hair-transplant plugs.
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For eight unbroken kilometers (five miles), you can run on a stretch of sidewalk bounded on one side by the water of Havana Bay, which extends out to the point where the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean meet.
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The economy, in the midst of its longest unbroken run of growth in more than 15 years, is showing positive signs that it can shake off the risk of deflation due to an improving output gap, said Economy Minister Toshimitsu Motegi.
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The camera travels through it all in a single unbroken shot that lasts more than two minutes, a thrilling technical feat that manages to communicate an enormous amount of information about the political economy and social organization of Aci-Trezza.
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As a peer of the Disney Channel stars Selena Gomez, Miley Cyrus and the Jonas Brothers, she initially courted a young audience with wholesome, family-friendly music before turning to a more adult sound on her third album, "Unbroken," in 2011.
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"Despite the 150-year unbroken history of federal courts refraining from enjoining a sitting president in the performance of his official duties, this court determined that it has the power to do so," the department's brief to Judge Sullivan argued.
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The very first shot of the movie is an unbroken take on a crowded Los Angeles freeway where a young woman begins to sing, at first humming along with the radio, but then leaving it behind for her own tune.
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The moderate-versus-conservative split, once rooted in a divide over abortion rights, has allowed Democrats to win the governorship over the years even as the state's voters have sent an unbroken line of Republicans to the Senate since 1932.
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Salvini's resurgent League party and his rightist allies are looking to end almost 75 years of unbroken leftist rule in the well-to-do Emilia Romagna region in next Sunday's election, with latest polls putting the two camps neck and neck.
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In one preview that I saw, a camera installed on the lip of the stage filmed Lampert's face during the trial, and projected the image onto a screen behind her: drenched in harsh white light, Lampert looked both haggard and unbroken.
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Later this month, Prince Harry will visit a recording session with the rock star Jon Bon Jovi, who plans to re-record his hit song, "Unbroken," in honor of the Invictus Games, which Harry created for wounded and ill service members.
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In its eclectic showcase Forgotten Masters cogently argues that Kampani Qalam was not merely a relic of the EIC, but instead the last triumphant gasp of an unbroken tradition of Indian art before it was shattered by colonialism and imperial photography.
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Jimmy Carter's sweaters and town hall meetings soon gave way to Ronald Reagan and a new period of executive expansion, one that carried on unbroken through five administrations, Republican and Democratic, and into President Donald Trump's chaotic first year in office.
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But it made little difference to what was set to be its first unbroken run of four weekly falls at the index level in two years that has driven it down almost 3 percent since the start of the year.
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Europe's main bourses were as much as 0.7 percent lower as traders pulled back after six days of unbroken gains fuelled by relief at the outcome of the first round of France's presidential election and encouraging earnings and economic data.
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One stroke of luck for Mr Trudeau was that in 2015 Alberta, home of the carbon-belching tar-sands oil patch, elected a premier from the left-wing New Democratic Party, ending 44 years of unbroken rule by the centre-right Progressive Conservatives.
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"I was shocked by the difference between their faces, the man in the image and the man beside me; not only was his tooth unbroken, but also his head was unshaved, his hair full and light brown, conventionally cut," the teacher says.
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Because China's done the math, taken out its calipers and sextants, and made sure the features they've built into islands (and their EEZs) form a loose patchwork quilt in the sea that defines almost unbroken ownership of the entire South China Sea.
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These stadium concerts are intended to highlight the newest and the brightest stars of country music, but Bryan's impromptu salute — and the crowd's worshipful reaction — was also a reminder that at the crux of country is its unbroken circle of past and present.
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Humans already find it unnerving enough when extremely alien-looking robots are kicked and interfered with, so one can only imagine how much worse it will be when they make unbroken eye contact and mirror your expressions while you heap abuse on them.
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Not for long mind you: I drove it around Tesla's Fremont factory in an extended loop on city streets, but I still got to test its mettle on some relatively long, unbroken stretches of road, push the accelerator and throw it around corners.
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Since its founding at the end of World War Two, the IMF has been led by a European, and analysts say the tradition is likely to remain unbroken this time around, although major European countries have yet to settle on a candidate.
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After making their leap from the tower, Sansa Stark and Theon Greyjoy are running through the forest on their somehow unbroken legs, and are nearly caught by some Bolton Bros when Brienne of Tarth and Podrick Payne save their somehow unfrozen butts.
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It was seen as doing little for the chances of an early rise in Britain's record low interest rates and knocked the pound, which on Monday had notched its first unbroken six-day run of gains against the euro since early September.
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On the streets of Luanda, cheering and the honking of horns was heard as residents celebrated another electoral win for the MPLA, which has maintained an unbroken hold on power since Africa's second-largest crude producer gained independence from Portugal in 1975.
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"We would never do anything like that to somebody who just had a heart attack, or somebody who just had a suicide attempt, or any other medical condition," says Maia Szalavitz, a neuroscience journalist and author of Unbroken Brain, a book about addiction.
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During a project to evaluate the locations of family forests, Costanza was surprised to learn that many of these landscapes were not, as she had supposed, largely dominated by pockets of forest fragmented by human development, but often formed unbroken swathes of woodland.
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"There is an appalling lack of engagement and political courage at the moment either to resolve or address the root causes of an unbroken chain of simultaneous, complex, protracted crises," said William Lacy Swing, the director general of the International Organization for Migration.
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"Remember, you keep those security clearances as a professional courtesy or to keep an unbroken line for the next successor administration if you can be helpful with respect to national security," Conway said on "Fox & Friends," a morning program Trump regularly praises.
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The former ruling party even launched an infrastructure project for the capital, titled "Skopje 2014," whereby they built statues of "ancient Macedonian figures" such as Alexander the Great and Phillip of Macedon, claiming that this represented the nation's unbroken historical continuity since antiquity.
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"It is a matter of frustration and regret that after enjoying the longest period of unbroken devolved government since the 1960s, Northern Ireland has now been without a fully functioning executive for over eighteen months," she said in a speech in Belfast.
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On the walls are a series of landscape paintings hung together so that their horizons create an unbroken line; a copy of Titian's "Venus of Urbino" (1538) repainted with bikini suntan lines; and old-master-type portraits of children with red clown noses.
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Mr. Hawkes resists the urge to overplay the character's toughness or his damaged soul, and that makes him all the more watchable as the camera trails him, often as he's smoking a cigarette or drinking booze, while music pulses through those unbroken shots.
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Here, a fisherman pushing a skiff turns the gold into a lake's surface and the white into a mist hanging heavily above it; there, a temple's projecting roof makes the gold read simply as a shadowed furrow in an unbroken cloud cover.
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In the show's strangest and most memorable drawing, "Covered Car, San Francisco," the 85-year-old Mr. Bechtle confronts that ambiguous presence directly, picturing it as a sleek, almost unbroken black silhouette divided from its own shadow by only a thin white speck.
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But what's most striking is the rhythmic flow of Klimt's line: Descending sinuously around shoulder blade, rib cage, and hip, or orbiting her head in the tilted ellipsis of a turban, Klimt describes the female body as a cosmos of unbroken curves.
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The condom wrapper containing Mr. Lockett's fingerprint was unbroken, she said, and his DNA was not found on the victim's body, nor on a used condom that the police found in the apartment but do not believe was used in the attack.
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The Duke of Sussex met up with Bon Jovi Friday at London's famed Abbey Road Studios, where the rocker's re-recording his single, "Unbroken," with the Invictus Games Choir ... and it looks like we might get to hear Harry's pipes, as well.
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Maura is best known for her weekly crosswords in New York Magazine, which began in 1977 (in Cue magazine, which was absorbed by New York in 1980), and continued in an unbroken series until her retirement in 2011, more than 1,400 puzzles later.
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When Billy goes up onstage with Destiny's Child (sadly, played by obvious stand-ins), Lee films most of Billy's march around the stage and behind it in long, unbroken shots that flash between a Thanksgiving Day football game and the horrors of Iraq.
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Scandalised by the scale of the alleged corruption, Malaysians dumped Najib out of office on May 9 in an election that also spelt an end to six decades of unbroken rule by a multi-ethnic coalition led by the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO).
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And while the letter states that it "does not constitute a formal announcement," the reality is that Trump's administration has unfolded much like his campaign -- an unbroken assault on the institutional norms and niceties that have governed government for the better part of a century.
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The alaia was the Hawaiian standard, used by monarchs and villagers alike; it paddled well enough to catch unbroken swells on the intermediary offshore reefs, but was responsive and maneuverable enough to let the surfer ride in the steep, fast, curling section of the wave.
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I can't recall the exact moment or what specifically triggered it, but after an unbroken string of 12-hour days, I found myself possessed by the voice of Trump: that in your face, balls-to-the-wall style, overflowing with turbo confidence and showmanship.
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Naruhito would become, supposedly, the throne's 126th occupant—though if you believe that an unbroken imperial line goes back to the birth of Emperor Jimmu (descended from the Sun Goddess) on February 11th 660BC, there is also a strong case to be made for pixies.
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The federal government counters that the Supreme Court has authored an "unbroken line" of rulings upholding the dual sovereigns doctrine for a reason: violations of state and federal law are "distinct" offences under the double-jeopardy clause, and both "text and federalism" bear that out.
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You can try to wash it all off — your own past, your own regrets, and the long unbroken chain of bitterness and desire passed along from generation to generation — but like mud stirred up by the driving rain, those things never stay away for long.
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Here is where you find the best places to run—the internet is, obviously, a good source as well—so you're not that weird scared person running down busy streets at 4 PM. Trails and long unbroken paths are your best bet for starting out.
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While I typically avoid bralettes as a 32DD, this gave me ample support thanks to substantial materials, adjustable straps, and the overall combined strength of an unbroken system (sort of like a sling) that results from a wide, non-clasped band in the back.
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Even so, the stock market's unbroken push higher this year leaves it more vulnerable to a significant decline if a debt ceiling deal is not reached by late September, said Matt Watson, a co-portfolio manager of the $3.2 billion James Balanced Golden Rainbow Fund.
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While the album will be released sometime "later this year," according to a press release, every concert goer will receive a copy of the CD. Bon Jovi released a single off the album, "Unbroken," last November, about soldiers returning from war and dealing with PTSD.
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The name comes from the Latin word for purple (porphyros), because with some forms of this disease, the unbroken-down parts of hemoglobin are eliminated from the body in the urine, and those chemicals can make the urine turn purple when exposed to sunlight.
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There is an endless debate about where "northeast" Iowa begins, but the counties of Worth, Mitchell, Cerro Gordo and Floyd used to mark the transition from red Iowa to blue Iowa — an unbroken line of Democratic votes from Clear Lake to the Mississippi River.
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The Swedish crown, which has been beaten up by the prospects of dismal global economic growth as result of trade tensions, got pushed up to a four-day high of 10.8065 against the euro , though its long-term weak trend remains unbroken for now.
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One, if you like to take pictures of your fellow-beings, as Arbus did, and to nourish an unbroken rapport with them, the Rolleiflex is ideal; in contrast to most cameras, then as now, you don't raise it to your eye and block your face.
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These advances and interactions might manifest as catcalls on the street, attempts to hit on a woman when she's wearing headphones or otherwise visibly "closed off"/uninterested in striking up a conversation, or the creepy and unbroken gaze of a random dude on a plane.
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It means I had to pay my rent, and Hollywood is racist and wouldn't cast me with a last name that made them uncomfortable Hollywood's unbroken, deeply ingrained tradition of whitewashing and yellowface is more than 100 years old and shows little sign of diminishing.
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The tight US–Saudi connections have frustrated many — especially because the strategic reasons that originally drove the relationship, ensuring an unbroken supply of crude oil, are less relevant now than they were when the US and Saudi Arabia first became fast friends more than 70 years ago.
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The whole thing, crafted by video designer Tal Yarden, is broadcast to the audience inside, and the audience is supposed to understand, in part because the video is one long unbroken tracking shot, that what they are seeing on screen is actually happening in real time outside.
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From the opening moments with Elliot and Angela in the elevator to the final one when they reunited, after a very busy 43 minutes or so for each of them, the camera tracked an unbroken path through an E Corp headquarters thick with skulduggery, rioting and panic.
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This chapter is the latest in the Police Department's long, unbroken pattern of aggression toward the left — a narrative that tells us how little has really changed since the 1960s, when law enforcement seemed to reflexively mistrust every hippie with a Sharpie and some poster board.
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The sentence quoted above is a bouillon cube of American history: Fragments of the Declaration of Independence blur with the Constitution and the Gettysburg Address, and right where we should get Lincoln's "ago," we get instead an unbroken string of years, spanning Christopher Columbus to Sept.
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Against all odds, as Ms. Berman has publicly observed — both as a professional tour guide and before the city landmarks commission — these two renowned city landmarks have enjoyed an unbroken visual dialogue up and down Fifth ever since the Empire State Building was completed in 1931.
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Eat Is it just a little over the top to ask you to make a fresh batch of risotto — 18 unbroken minutes at the stove stirring and stirring — just so you can have a pot of cold stuff the following day to make risotto al salto?
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The gist of all this is that in order to better re-acclimate to life as civilians -- and hopefully avoid ever going back to prison -- former prisoners need an unbroken chain of support that begins grooming them for their release well before the actual date arrives.
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On the piano ballad "Skyscraper" (from her 2011 album Unbroken), a gripping dive into her lowest moments, she famously recorded two versions—one before entering treatment and one after—and opted to release the former because she felt it reflected her emotional state at the time.
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The second episode, "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," ranks the highest of the six, with an 8.0, but it's still behind season five's "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken," IMDB's lowest-ranked episode of Game of Thrones that's not in the final season, with a score of 8.1.
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Based on Laura Hillenbrand's book of the same name, Unbroken chronicles Zamperini's time as an Olympic runner and later his survival as a POW during World War II. Before being captured by the Japanese, Zamperini was stranded at sea for nearly seven weeks following the crash of his bomber.
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Tesla's Model 3 is unique in a lot of ways, but one that stood out among the early reviews and photos was the dashboard, which is essentially unbroken by instrumentation save for that single, large 15-inch touchscreen that sits in the middle next to the steering wheel.
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Less than year ago, with his skies ruler-flat and child's painting blue and untroubled by regime planes, the buildings unbroken and uninfested by snipers, the boy could walk to university, some days grabbing a ka'ak from his favorite street vendor, sometimes flitting closer to the girls' college.
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Its meandering, unbroken shot and Abstract's letterman jacket also read as winks at The Social Experiment's "Sunday Candy" video, which was filmed in one take to adhere to a shoestring budget, and, more importantly, it directly preceded Chance the Rapper's ascension to the world's first never-signed pop star.
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While Japan might slowly be coming around to the idea of imperial princesses who marry outside the family, after what it believes could be up to 2,600 years of unbroken male rule, it doesn't appear as though there will be a woman on the Chrysanthemum Throne any time soon.
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Yeah, the idea that a punishment becomes part of somebody's bottom [and] that's going to inspire them to get sober—that was one of the things that made so much sense to me about your book [Unbroken Brain] and made me want to foist [it] on everyone in America.
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In a statement released by the Gardiner Museum in Toronto, Canada, where Ai Weiwei will soon open the exhibition Ai Weiwei: Unbroken, the artist expressed his disturbance with the West's "complicity in creating this monstrous regime [China]," calling them a "willing partner" in the growth of the authoritarian state.
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Freimut Dobretsberger, a longtime member of the People's Party, claims to have met every Austrian chancellor stretching back to Bruno Kreisky, a legendary figure in the country's political scene who took over in 1970, ushering in a leftward shift in Austrian politics that has remained virtually unbroken since.
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Most of the city's subway stations are ancient snug burrows forested with steel columns, but these new ones, benefitting from advances in construction techniques and materials, have unbroken sight lines and tracts of open space, which mitigate whatever claustrophobia one might feel, deep in the belly of the bedrock.
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The music is programmed, not performed but "generative," in Mr. Eno's preferred term; the 54 unbroken minutes of "Reflection" were just one potential selection from what its algorithms produced, and "Reflection" is also available as an app for Apple devices that will generate other versions of the work.
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By the time he retired, in 1990, Woodland had become the site of some well-known recordings, including the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's "Will the Circle Be Unbroken," a 1972 release with multigenerational guest stars, and projects by Tammy Wynette, Neil Young and the blues singer Slim Harpo.
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It takes a moment to begin to take in other details: the long, unbroken eastern wall; the radiant heat from the tiled floors that keeps the room so warm; the massive, sculptural fireplace; and the path of large stones that lead across the pond like stylized lily pads.
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The next generation of Israeli Blochs took the next generation of American Blochs to the Wailing Wall, into whose cracks Jacob inserted prayers for things he didn't actually care about but knew that he ought to care about, like a cure for AIDS and an unbroken ozone layer.
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Though "Roma" is more widely available than nearly any other Oscar contender by dint of its streaming distribution, it's still an art movie that opens with a long, unbroken shot of washed pavement, showing on a service that has gotten impatient viewers accustomed to a "skip intro" feature.
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On long unbroken stretches of alleys, Auclair urged the horses into a gallop and — even as I clutched the mane of my steed with a petrified death grip — I thrilled to the sense of speed and power, the rush of wind against my face, the intensity of the exercise.
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