This is the Trump they want; a president focused on policy instead of unending feuds with an unending list of enemies waged from the Oval Office one tweet at a time.
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The unending abuse also impacted Ensler's relationship with her mother.
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It's prompted an unending conversation about separating art from artists.
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Despite unending persecution, Rohingya militancy hasn't been seen for decades.
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His proposed budget is an unending series of savage cuts.
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Add 2592, when Chile outlasted them in an unending rumble.
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These contradictions are an unending source of frustration to economists.
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It works through the unending vilification of a cartoonish enemy.
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A few hours later, an unending rumble woke me up.
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And so, our country has become conditioned to unending carnage.
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The cycle of repression and retribution appears to be unending.
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Television news is an unending string of "breaking news" banners.
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This survival kit has almost everything you need, except unending courage.
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While the market for subscription boxes seems unending, there are challenges.
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Our love for — nay, our unending allegiance to — avocados runs deep.
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But with this success comes the paradoxical slither of unending problems.
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United States withdraws from Afghanistan and Syria, shifting from the unending
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Oh, the scandals will be rich, and they will be unending.
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The emphasis on an unending political struggle for its own sake.
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The last 12 months have essentially been one ceaseless, unending shriek.
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A seemingly unending stream of bullets, shells and rockets was launched.
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And so on it goes, like an army with unending reinforcements.
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Life seems unending until you or someone you love gets sick.
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This system gridlocks into forms of paralysis or just unending conflict.
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Why the unending pattern of secrecy and duplicity about Russia contacts?
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Or consider living with an unending library of easily recalled memories.
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This is one small instance in an unending series of events.
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Like summer, Stephen King's It looks enormous and unending at the outset.
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Stories of struggle, of unending doom are easy to tell on television.
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All Aloy could see was the unending waste that laid before her.
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The struggle to find a meaningful signal in the unending noise continues.
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The unending cracks in our most frozen continent are beautiful — and disturbing.
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Sometimes life is one unending onslaught of pain, suffering and avocado shortages.
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But to those who did, you have America's unending gratitude and admiration.
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That's why we need the legislation, because the arms race is unending.
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They described unwanted romantic advances and unending commentary on the female form.
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An expensive and unending support bill would obviously have added further strain.
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No. You are both fish, caught in the unending torrent of news.
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High winds and an unending hail of snow blanketed everything in sight.
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Now it is saddled with financial problems, aging infrastructure and unending delays.
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"From 2009 to 2016, it was an unending refinance wave," Fratantoni said.
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FUKUOKA, Japan — An unending trade war between the United States and China.
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Mr. McDermott will have to suggest answers to the work's unending questions.
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Carrying forward their efforts, she says, is an essential and unending commitment.
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He is convinced the unending legal battle gave him high blood pressure.
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They admire her, because she takes unending shit and just keeps going.
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The piece, however, is not about millennials' unending enthusiasm for '90s nostalgia.
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The states are spun into the great, unending, unbreakable cable that is America.
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I'll take Rick and Morty reruns with a side of unending tears, please.
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Nowadays, reporters are online, iPhones at the ready, and it's an unending process.
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There's been unfortunate violence, political upheaval, and the unending fiasco that is Hiddleswift.
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Constipated by endless traffic lights and big box stores, the gridlock is unending.
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As Facebook endures unending scandals, Instagram has remained relatively unscathed by the backlash.
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He bounces around with an unending energy, like Bruno Mars without the schmaltz.
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The unending cycle of negative headlines has taken a considerable toll on Trump.
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If Trump's unending outlandish statements have proven infallible, perhaps his wife's will not.
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Like Rembrandt's self-portrait, it is an unending moment, held in a mirror.
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The unending controversies about a wholesome diet provide much fodder for this column.
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There is great Energy and unending Stamina, both necessary to get things done.
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In the unending task of keeping the Republic, journalists have made a difference.
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The questions of how the transition to majority rule would work seemed unending.
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It is escalating our anxieties with unending access to information and misinformation alike.
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But technology's unending crusade to eviscerate wasted time comes at a hidden cost.
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But businesses have begun to express concern about the seemingly unending trade war.
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It pursues an unending and vicious editorial policy that attacks conservatives and Republicans.
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The unending protests are an embarrassment for China's Communist Party ahead of Oct.
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"Housework is a thankless, unending job," she told The Ottawa Citizen in 22002.
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Fact-checkers routinely called out his unending stream of distortions, falsehoods and bogus provocations.
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On a show that suggests life is an unending struggle, death isn't an antidote.
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" It's the constant, unending references to the North Korean dictator as "Little Rocket Man.
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For others it was the unending booming reports - just one after another after another.
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Along the way, they are faced with seemingly unending questions: Private or public school?
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Just to be clear, the two-bedroom, unending apartment is not regular degular shmegular.
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Unfortunately, most parents don't have an unending supply of toys on hand at home.
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The L.A. riots provided an illustration of the horrifying impact of unending systemic racism.
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That vote promises to be the next crunch point in the unending Brexit story.
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Magnets in the base operate with a rotating mechanism, making unending magnetic levitation possible.
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I experience it as an unending nightmare that demands my attention and my time.
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How can fiction help us better contextualize the gravity of our unending nuclear predicament?
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As expected, the criticism from the flamboyant side of the table has been unending.
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An unending stream of "Cards Against Humanity" ripoffs, and similar adult-oriented party games.
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War on Terror to the no less unending "Great Power competition" with China and
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But what it portends to preserve is the experience of unending displacement and mobility.
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Ollebrod is a monk's dish, born centuries ago of scarcity and unending winter darkness.
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Eli Saslow shows us the void left in lives, the unending sense of loss.
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All of us had lost a friend or a relative in the unending war.
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In describing the border wall, Mr. Trump has expressed unending confidence in its efficacy.
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And Mr. Trump has continued to tweet an unending stream of brazenly false statements.
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Rowan is 6 years old, and his admiration for Lego building blocks is unending.
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This unending wave of PSAs has basically become a sub-genre of ironic humor.
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This unending newsreel creates an eternal visual register for Black excellence, lest anyone forget.
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"This regime is propped up by unending terror," he told reporters outside the court.
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But in this unpredictable, dramatic and seemingly unending Italian electoral season, nothing is certain.
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It was supposed to be a next chapter of the unending Hillary Clinton vs.
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Everybody needs a distraction from the unending hellscape that is the news from Washington.
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Anyone who is touched by him is condemned to a life of unending agony.
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His downplayed exterior actually houses a seemingly unending well of knowledge and sagely wisdom.
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Indeed, it was the perfect choice to mirror our new president's unending appetite for sensationalism.
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Befitting the times, I'm sure your reward will be unending criticism, but we are grateful.
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The above might make it sound like Mrs Merkel's sentences are all unending and impenetrable.
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Penalties for their crimes were laughably light; ivory left the Selous in an unending stream.
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Millions of people still live in unending fear of the sound of fighter jets overhead.
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The empty shops that dot its backstreets are evidence of the country's unending economic crisis.
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"Unless we establish some kind of deterrent, this is going to be unending," he said.
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It's also why we have the unending stream of Nancy Reagan-esque "Drink Responsibly" ads.
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The unending, agonizing failure of his administration has spawned a new generation of spirited activism.
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Fear and despair are gripping Afghans after 17 years of war and unending political crises.
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As we hear this correspondence, the camera scans a list of names that seems unending.
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As Obama can attest, the campaign trail is replete with relentless pressure and unending indignities.
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Ms. Jackson says the northward expansion is part of the unending search for good wines.
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The expanded galleries that house that Haring and the contemporary stuff feel unending, a labyrinth.
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Yet the politics, the unending conflict between the United States and Iran, came between us.
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The unending subplot of Frank Ocean's Blond release appears to have taken yet another turn.
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Nowhere is his message of material progress clearer than in the capital, an unending building site.
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And the constant, unending abuse Kroeger's band endures has seemingly dipped past the zenith of acceptability.
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"I have an unending supply of lip balm, so he takes his fair share," Bilson says.
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In the unending debate of Nature versus Nurture, new research puts forward an argument for nature.
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You won't find the sprawling, seemingly unending open worlds of mainstream games in these titles either.
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Alex and Piper get their prison marriage after all, in which they pledge their unending devotion.
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There is no there there, making it the perfect scandal for our era of unending spin.
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Your Monday must-read Tomorrow marks the 5th year of the unending civil war in Syria.
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Develop funny ways to say "I love you" and show them that you have unending curiosity.
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Siri's knowledge and unending patience comfort Gus, who finds flesh-and-blood relationships trickier, says Newman.
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"We're not in a market where you have an unending access to capital anymore," Mann said.
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Is Shabbir a rightfully disgruntled customer or simply blinded in her unending odyssey for jalapeño dominance?
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What was to be gained, they asked, in a time of such horrific, seemingly unending loss?
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This broad, unending competition for people's time takes it's toll on even the most popular services.
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A reliever's lot is one of unending pressure, and even the great Yankee Mariano Rivera struggled.
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In early October, her attorneys said she'd been the victim of unending death threats and harassment.
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This makes it an unending source of fascination to pizza technologists including Violet's chef, Matt Hyland.
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Others plastered the comments section of her Instagram posts with an unending torrent of fish emoji.
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The unending revelations of clerical sexual abuse and cover-ups demand radical, public, convincing systemic change.
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With Comcast's seemingly unending resources, he can help young companies make it to the big times.
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There is an unending debate among China experts about whether the country is weak or strong.
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The Republican Party is essentially a neo-conservative party that believes on unending support for Israel.
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Buried atrocities from the Soviet occupation, the Afghan civil wars, and the seemingly unending American occupation.
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By then, the violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter, still in her unending prime, had stolen the show.
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All of these brilliant minds shaped failing strategies in our unending wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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An unending stream of such images might prove not only upsetting to readers, but eventually numbing.
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Far more, like Patrick, are snared for years in a consuming, grinding, unending cycle of addiction.
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Are you stuck in an unending project that, nevertheless, you feel like you cannot put on hold?
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I plan to use my unending hope in America to overcome my fears about our new President.
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Balancing the interests of TSOs against the interests of dozens of DSOs will be an unending hassle.
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Nick's new wife, Eden (Sydney Sweeney), treats Serena with the unending admiration, respect, worship, hand-holding, etc.
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It's a passion that finds almost no outlet, whose unending, unrelieved build up makes life unendurably torturous.
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This unending churn all means that every minute there's more plastic junk piling up in the world.
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Sit down, grab a milkshake, and get ready to marvel at a comically unending parade of beefcake.
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We need one in which real innovators don't have to face unending patent litigation in remote courthouses.
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Well the social network may be easing up a little in its unending war for your attention.
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The former, meanwhile, boils down to shooting a seemingly unending supply of robots, ghouls, and mutated wildlife.
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But, as ever in the seemingly unending crisis in Greece, much is likely to be left unresolved.
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The questions after an event like this seem unending, and it will take weeks to answer them.
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There was a time when a sizable number of Democrats opposed undeclared wars and unending military campaigns.
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The Mueller investigation continues, with new twists and turns reported on cable news in relentlessly unending loops.
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It's the bureaucratic equivalent of "Star Trek" — a five-year mission that somehow became an unending enterprise.
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"The unending barrage of breaches shows that the current system is not working for consumers," said Rep.
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They related stories of unwelcome romantic advances, unending commentary on the female form and unsettling workplace conduct.
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The problem with more formalized rules is the unending list of variables that go into an attack.
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On Soccer An unending schedule of matches, competitions and championships is wearing out the world's best players.
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But neither Bitcoin nor the Winklevii, as they're known, has withered under the unending stream of skepticism.
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Consider the unending hurt of the parents of children slain during the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre.
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It also shows how each side is locked into a seemingly unending and insolvable cycle of violence.
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This is an understandable reaction to the unending swirl of controversies over fact-checking, fairness and disclosure.
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And the real world looks increasingly worse by the day as we face a global, unending crisis.
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And all of this is being exacerbated by the unending political crisis that is the Trump presidency.
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On December 1, she released a letter online for her supporters, thanking them for their unending cheer.
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Nowadays, falling asleep can feel like an unending nightly battle with our phones and always-on culture.
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A split decision would mean "No Mo" — no Democrat gaining momentum and an unending squabble for delegates.
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"Most people wondered what he did beside leak in an unending defense of himself," the official said.
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As Claire Cain Miller of The Upshot wrote recently, modern parenting seems unending, especially for working mothers.
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The algorithms shift slightly each time the app is opened, resulting in an unending variation of Eno's album.
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Of course, you can take it the other way and show your ex how unending you disdain is.
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And all that's left is an unending darkness that can barely be penetrated by a pair of headlights.
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That's literally the only way to nip this unending, racist costume party problem in the bud for good.
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" Actress Mandy Moore tweeted her sympathies writing, "The unending heartbreak on the news is just beyond devastating & infuriating.
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Also, my default mood in life is "undifferentiated scorn" with just a pinch of unending, bone-deep sadness.
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It's beautiful in a different way: a seemingly unending desert with towering plant life the color of blood.
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Over the weekend, SNL debuted a catchy pop culture parody tackling the unending wave of sexual harassment allegations.
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In the past year-plus, there has been a seemingly unending list of very serious controversies about straws.
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Since 1928, the Alexandrov Ensemble has grown into a immensely popular tradition due to its unending government support.
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A toxic and deadly political correctness has enveloped Western Europe and enabled an unending wave of terrorist attacks.
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Wars fought with half-measures, unclear policies, and nebulous goals seem unending and the residual consequences are lasting.
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The economy runs on attention, and unending growth means we're always in danger of running a deficit. In
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In all likelihood, the United States will have to endure a difficult new era in an unending war.
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When I told Seth about my fear of the unending mundane, he suggested we plan a beach trip.
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This unending uproar should help Americans recognize how U.S. interventions in foreign referendums can pollute local political waters.
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Sometimes the reasons for suffering are obvious, as with a cancer patient's excruciating bone pain or unending nausea.
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The sentiments seem, at first, antithetical, but they might actually be separate phases of the same unending eclipse.
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She is blitzed by an unending panoply of virtual spaces—ones that seem completely disconnected from everyday reality.
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With cameras everywhere and an unending torrent of images on social media, we forget how photography documents history.
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The work is unending, with each day beginning for the Kimballs and their 10 employees at 6 a.m.
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The people of Kashmir have lived in an unending state of siege for close to five months now.
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How do we keep the glow, the sense of unending discovery, alive once we've pledged ourselves to familiarity?
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And Kate Raworth, economist and educator, explains "doughnut economics" and says rich economies are addicted to "unending growth".
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Hammons's generosity to other black artists—buying their work, helping them gain recognition—is unending, although little known.
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Cohen doesn't manufacture incident, choosing instead to capture the unending mundanity of life away from the major metropolises.
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Lewinsky proceeded to receive unending harassment from government officials and the public alike for decades and had suicidal ideations.
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The movie makes sure we know these insults were constant and unending, and it shows their effect on Owens.
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Instead it simply highlighted the unending difficulty that Europe's leaders face in managing illegal immigration from outside the continent.
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All the balls have to be juggled at one time because this provides unending humor for you and me.
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While walking through New York, I noticed a seemingly unending bounty of free consumables I might have otherwise missed.
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But it also prepared me for the unending torrent of news that I would be managing in the 2010s.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont or Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who promises unending confrontation over a different set of issues.
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They are also the most aware of race and racism's deep, unending influence on our politics and national character.
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When a faucet is on, it creates an unending stream, as opposed to a drip every now and then.
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It may sound nuts, but it's a logical step in the automaker's unending quest to combine capability with convenience.
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In 2018, it was easy to feel trapped in the unending cycle of news coverage devoted to US politics.
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This is a testament to the self-aggrandizing nature of the record labels and their unending quest for greed.
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The U.S. has been caught in unending wars in Afghanistan and the Middle East for 15 years or more.
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My hands went back to my scalp, and thus began a long and unending hunt for the imperfect hairs.
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The new money comes as the ride-services company has an opportunity to capitalize on rival Uber's unending drama.
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It's just been an unending string of match-of-the-year candidates or stories you tell your grandchildren about.
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I hold a lot of fear that my gratefulness, or seeming lack thereof, would lead to an unending apology.
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He may be particularly valuable at a moment when the political discourse produces only an unending, almost unlistenable, screech.
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" The Condiff family released a statement expressing "our deepest and unending gratitude to those that have searched so diligently.
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The years of unending warfare, the disasters overseas, the new way of living: see something, say something, fear everything.
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American foreign policy toward the region has caused political and economic destabilization that has had unending and extreme consequences.
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His music is easy on the ears and unending pain on the logical and moral centers of the brain.
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Success for her was a complex, spiritual matter; the business of melding art and godliness was an unending quest.
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New York (CNN Business)The Trump stock rally, which at its peak only last month seemed unending, has evaporated.
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And the entire Trump stock rally, which seemed at its peak last month to be unending, is nearly gone.
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After decades of war, they are hard-pressed to demonstrate that they offer Afghanistan something more than unending conflict.
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"Though it seems unfortunate, I want it to be portrayed as a story of hope -- unending hope," Cappotelli said.
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The best employees show unending loyalty to work, staying long hours and being on call for bosses or clients.
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In the chaos of the sudden, unending shots, people had rushed to try to help spouses, friends, even strangers.
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Slightly less than half the population lives in poverty, and continues to be plagued by unending violence and corruption.
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Across the United States, the unending drive for prestige has generated an explosion in the number of honors colleges.
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From this perspective, the working life of an organization begins to look like an unending sequence of leadership events.
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The back half of Doom Eternal is especially lore heavy and full of reams and reams of unending story.
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The complaints are unending and almost identical: another $270 lunch, $248 fish and a heart-stopping $932 fish platter.
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Apple's swipe follows months of seemingly unending negative press for the social network, particularly over its data sharing policies.
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Lord's critics see his unending support for Trump's scattered ideas as a cynical ploy to stay on air. Maybe.
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It's the second largest library in America behind the Library of Congress, offering an almost unending number of community services.
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And hidden in that unending torrent are an unknown number of abhorrent, hateful utterances that would be better off unuttered.
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The theaters may be full of trash, but there is an almost unending glut of fantastic shows coming out now.
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President Trump's unending insults directed at our southern neighbor have torpedoed such cooperation, but a future administration should revive it.
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When I'm not doing rounds, I'm tackling the unending amount of reading I need to do for the upcoming week.
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Star Wars is far newer to Disney, but already has an unending deluge of sequels and spinoffs on the way.
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Edward Albee's play, first performed in 1962, depicts an unenviable marriage on an unending night in a quiet college town.
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Now Alison will be relegated to the sea for all eternity, metaphorically leaving her spirit in an unending trauma loop.
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As a consequence of California's action, there is now unending and unprecedented talk in Washington D.C. about federal privacy legislation.
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He was the latest Latin American leader to fall into disgrace in unending corruption scandals, but probably not the last.
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Gervais continued the tradition of trying to offend almost everyone on Earth with an unending list of tasteless one-liners.
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Do today's rich-and-famous prefer to be fed an unending supply of caviar and bottarga compressed into energy bars?
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Picking a camp The world's attention may be focused on Europe's migrant crisis or the unending civil war in Syria.
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Sometimes though, during the seemingly unending rough patches, we catch a break and celebrate the small wins and near misses.
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Our latest Special Report looks inside America's unending hostage crisis with Iran and examines the path President Trump is following.
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For an American president, world events arrive in an unending rush, and cannot be tackled one by one, by appointment.
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It was an unending stream of fear, outrage and escalating agitation, as if the speakers were tossing chum to sharks.
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When I first ran for Congress in the mid-1980s, I received unending commentary about my hair, just as Mrs.
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EU leaders are doing the same thing, in an unending flow of high-level trade and political missions to China.
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The care and love of a military caregiver is invaluable and unending, but its emotional and financial cost is profound.
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And for someone going through the unending hormonal breakout from hell (six months and counting you demon bumps), that's huge.
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Flare-ups like these have formed an unending pattern of brinkmanship ever since the partition of British India after 1947.
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Then there is Donald J. Trump, who has had, as you may have noticed, pretty unending complaints of his own.
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For one New Hampshire family, the opioid crisis plays out every day, an unending cycle of worry, hope and chaos.
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The city's downtown glistens but poorer residents south and west of downtown struggle with shuttered schools and unending gang violence.
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No curse has been revealed (so far, at least), but the event points to the unending intrigue surrounding Egyptian artifacts.
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This scene — Henriette's severing from the familiar world, the unending solitude of the liminal state — is nothing less than shattering.
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The seemingly unending product line has raised questions about who is hatching the ideas and who is creating the merchandise.
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They have to address the country's economic woes, and the Islamic Republic cannot expect halcyon stability under unending draconian sanctions.
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Some people have moved rather than endure unending disruptions, said Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer, a Democrat who represents western Queens.
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They got caught running a sham impeachment process featuring secret depositions, hidden transcripts, and an unending flood of Democrat leaks.
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The wearables and cozies abound with an unending selection of blankets, T-shirts, zip-ups, and more hoodies, and sweatshirts.
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That's why they're putting up with all your craziness about Russia and wiretapping and unending lies and rattling our allies.
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There were budget reports, an unending cycle of state and local elections, the introduction of a goods and services tax.
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Why did this other person flood me with an unending stream of inane messages for a week, only to disappear?
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We silently raged, me and my friend, as her father put on a soothing voice to answer their unending questions.
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Thanks to Mr. West's living, breathing creative process, the album is no longer just a snapshot, but an unending data stream.
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Hillary Clinton often brags about surviving unending political attacks, but others see too much smoke for there to be no fire.
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Though to be fair, the crowd could also be taking a position on the seemingly unending onslaught of collectible card games.
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Both rely on an unending cycle of dependence, of perpetual spending and data sharing by consumers, to fuel their respective markets.
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Camille, pregnant in overalls, peeled an unending supply of avocados on the Equal Parts cutting board using the Equal Parts knife.
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It seemed like such a little thing, and yet it was like some auditory version of water torture: constant, predictable, unending.
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Debates on the merits of esoteric networking technologies have been overtaken by an unending stream of fantastic pronouncements of panacean wonder.
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And the work of dating—an unending self-optimization ritual, a power struggle with stacked odds—has clouded her own desires.
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As the self-styled intellectual and moral leader of the Republican Party, Ryan has become the object of unending liberal schadenfreude.
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The peacekeeping department -- which has been rocked by sex abuse cases and often unending missions -- was a clear target for slashing.
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Fearful of the political uncertainty caused by seemingly unending bailout talks, foreign investors have been wary of putting money into Greece.
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There has been such an unending string of knockoffs and copycats that Taco Bell has its own section of Senior Photos.
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It's the little details that makes Las Olas stand out in the nearly unending sea of pan con bistecs and platanos.
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Will the conversation change or will urgent infrastructure needs knotted with unending debate over failed delivery plans continue to go unaddressed?
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One has to wonder, though, how long the sheen will hold up under an unending march of vehicle tires and footsteps.
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Inundated with salt water daily, they provide a rich, virtually unending supply of nutrients to those species adapted to rapid change.
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The work did not seem hard so much as unending: some people were napping, their heads resting on the sewing tables.
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If Hillary Clinton wins, it will be four years of Republican obstructionism and unending congressional investigations into allegations of criminal behavior.
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"If you want to be successful in life, you have to persist in the face of seemingly unending adversity," he said.
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Their unending gaze helps us monitor the health of our world while catching rare alignments of the sun, moon, and Earth.
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Maybe you've made it to Halloween a little broken and a little exhausted at the seemingly unending deluge of bad news.
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They see the unending savagery that we could never really bear to see, and so we consigned our sight to them.
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Such players appear to be on an unending search of what the Japanese call "youshikibi," the beauty of form, Ishijima said.
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They curl up afterward, languid against the night sky, wishing they could have an unending stream of moments like this, forever.
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Take "The Ferryman," about the seemingly unending cycle of political violence in Northern Ireland as it affects one family in 1981.
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A new play at CalArts sets Witkacy's The Metaphysics of a Two-Headed Calf in the unending landscape of Death Valley.
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And the seemingly unending influx of fakery could plant enough suspicion and cynicism to throw an otherwise legitimate election into question.
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Most of the Taliban Couchsurfing hosts are low-ranking fighters, bored with the unending war and curious about the world beyond.
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Democrats should know that an unending string of activities intended for instant gratification does not amount to much in political power.
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There are those who appear in order to make their presence known to fellow travelers on a seemingly unending global caravan.
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In most cases, you will be swamped with an unending stream of data, eye-watering policy details, and mind-numbing meetings.
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It is all the result of unstinting, unending work, a quest for perfection, a determination that everything should be just right.
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The state party here has been enmeshed in what seems to be an unending battle over who is its new leader.
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This explains the unending call for more federal grants for new design-bid-build projects – the only tool in the toolbox.
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For the moment, the American public has soured on democracy promotion, conflating it with unending nation-building in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Fearful of the political uncertainty caused by seemingly unending bailout talks, foreign investors have been wary of putting money into Greece.
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He knew highland peasants were migrating into the reserve in an unending stream, cutting and burning corn plots from the trees.
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The idea of politics as an unending, zero-sum war is part of why Americans hate politics in the first place.
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His sensibility worked superbly in film, especially in the enchanting "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg," which offered an unending spool of emotion.
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Keates, the author of biographies of Handel and Purcell, has embraced a new myth, one of unending posthumous misunderstanding and distortion.
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So I did the deed and friends, let me tell you, it was so satisfying in this rotten, unending year called 2018.
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Pohl's highway, completed, "stretches ever onwards, as though unending, meeting the rise of the land—perhaps even the curve of the Earth".
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There are no timers, goofy animations, or charismatic hosts, but you do get an unending supply of trivia questions without any gimmicks.
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Rarely is there a magical moment of true peace with premature death, especially on such a massive scale with an unending aftershock.
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The unending cycle of chasing campaign cash, and the monied interests that dole it out, grinds progress in Washington to a halt.
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The horrific event that claimed the lives of 20 people on Saturday has left us with pain that feels unbearable and unending.
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His major league benchings, unending plate adjustments, and role in one of the most exciting batting races in history against Pete Rose.
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Jeff Sessions, the attorney-general, incurred the unending wrath of the president by recusing himself from the investigation into Russia's election interference.
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As their partner in crime, host Terry Crews will continue to light up the stage with his quick wit and unending charm.
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You get a sense of this in his most iconic images, which show tiny characters traversing unending flat planes beneath blue skies.
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There are seemingly unending applications in science and engineering fields alone, and I'm sure there are many other fields that will benefit.
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It's what makes the show hilarious: They deal with extremely exhausting public lives and an unending onslaught of drama with unfathomable stoicism.
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The head of an exchange whose Chinese operations were shut last year said on Tuesday the country's crackdown efforts would be "unending".
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"No one benefits from continuing their seemingly unending litigation to protect a parking lot," he said in a statement from the museum.
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It's true that Mr. Trump's Twitter feed, with its staccato cadences and unending exclamation marks, can be irresistible even to his critics.
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"No one benefits from continuing their seemingly unending litigation to protect a parking lot," Mr. Lucas said in a statement on Friday.
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"I am very glad that [his] dystopian drawing 'The Unending Attraction of Nature' has finally become a reality," Littmann tells artnet News.
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Managing trade through arbitrary government intervention undermines the unending struggle to make and maintain free and open societies — including through free trade.
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By flouting these protections, Mr. Trump is opening himself to an unending stream of accusations of self-dealing and conflicts of interest.
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What's especially, well, strange about Trump's unending habit of deleting tweets is the simple fact that he can't get away with it.
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The new administration will face several foreign policy quandaries, among them the unending crisis in Syria and rising tensions in the Ukraine.
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Meiselas captured not only the maturation of the girls, but also a microcosm of the city usurped by New York's unending evolution.
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But even though the unending string of calamities felt unprecedented, we must see 2017 as an average year, if not a baseline.
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The healthcare system is lacking, the apartment blocks are surrounded by ripped-up concrete, unending machinery noise and mounds of raw earth.
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That's turned rights enforcement into "an unending game of whack-a-mole" for rights holders, agents, and consumer product companies, he says.
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There's more dark to see here than glass, and the darkness is deep and mysterious, a mouth agape in an unending scream.
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Uber and other ride-hail drivers have also complained about low pay and unending competition as more people sign up to drive.
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Her college career at Connecticut came with almost unending success, and two national titles, and she has won titles in Europe too.
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Mostly though, Breath of the Wild feels like a true heroic adventure, complete and unending in its beauty and its danger. -A.
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In their view, there are workers who are resilient in the face of unending violence and abuse, and those who are not.
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The pressure to get at least one like per minute on Instagram and keep up scores of daily Snapchat "streaks" is unending.
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The real problem for the Democratic Party stems from its numerous, unending scandals which include Fusion GPS, Uranium One and party infighting.
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He refereed the unending contest between capital and labor, arguing that only the national government had enough power to ensure fair play.
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The media has been consumed with the email pseudo-scandal and the unending torrent of norm-destroying statements and behaviors from Trump.
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Together, as the forces of militarism have kept us engaged in unending wars, we have stood arm-in-arm to fight back.
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The attention focused on the unending stream of flamethrowing relievers into bullpens across baseball has taken the spotlight away from starting rotations.
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And so we reach the hardest part, the unending stretch of desert between the last drink with lunch and the pre-bed sharpener.
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All this comes against a backdrop of Israel's expansion of settlements and -- more broadly -- of what many Palestinians view as unending Israeli occupation.
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This disproportionate focus and unending hostility towards Israel is clear proof that the council is motivated by political bias, not by human rights.
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Investigations don&apost need to be unending and forever, which seems to be the standard that some Trump critics want in this case.
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He has flouted norms, ignored conventional campaign advice, and put forth an unending stream of offensive (in both senses of the word) rhetoric.
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MoviePass has long been plagued with allegations of absentee customer service, and the unending string of changes to its service were frustrating enough.
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But despite their unending work and grit, too many others in my state and country are blocked from accessing stable and affordable housing.
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Adelaide, seeing an opportunity to upend the unending status quo, asks the player to instead deprive Edgewater of its power, essentially dooming it.
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Cruz, who had spent a week answering seemingly unending questions about his controversial position to end popular ethanol mandates here, obliged and indulged.
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Our sick pay was unending, we had really good holiday allowance; so for the staff it was a very good place to work.
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An unending wave of leaks to the press, often in the service of factional feuds, has led to an increasingly dysfunctional White House.
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The Communist Party and Mr. Martinez share a view of class struggle and unending worker exploitation, according to several experts on French unions.
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But if we were exposed to unending sunlight, our brains would stop producing the hormone melatonin, which we need to sleep at night.
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Related: Experience The Existential Dread Of A Slow Zoom Through An Unending Office Space What Would Bach's Music Look Like in 1950s Neon?
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This ritual, compulsory singing inculcates a sense that those who sing are not free and sovereign citizens but mere subjects pledging unending loyalty.
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Too bad it takes a hell of a lot more than an unending stream of pizza for a mother to raise her child.
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Even as the rest of the city hums back to life, the unending flooding has turned their neighborhoods into a noxious, abandoned Venice.
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As the music swirled, Charles Eisenstein, a proponent of what he calls "sacred economics," talked about the unending human injury to Mother Earth.
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Dr. Blasey has received "unending" threats since she spoke up and has not been able to live at home, her lawyers told MSNBC.
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We were raised on an unending deluge of American entertainment: music, film, fashion, sitcoms, reality TV, video games, toys, and, most importantly, cartoons.
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But in the age of coronavirus, it's become a truly unlivable nightmare of devastating (if important) news updates, unending anxiety, and heartbreaking stories.
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And yet it is "Im Abendrot" that she inhabits most thoroughly: its lines unending, its spirit unyielding even as time takes its toll.
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You explore a strange, stark world filled with seemingly unending structures, and you have to figure out how to make your way through.
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The founders of the European Union wanted to put a stop to the unending violence and aggression that had scarred Europe's long history.
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But a return to the unending conflict to which Iraq has been condemned for much of the past century is not an option.
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The discussion among the candidates over health care reform was a case in point: It wasn't unending, as it was in previous debates.
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But while his rhymes could be elemental, his zippy, throbbing production — an unending pulse that verged on the erotic — felt like the future.
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It might be at least as much the candidates' choosing to campaign on them that results in unending coverage of traits and characteristics.
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They are older and have day jobs and children, yet still come to class despite the unending daily challenges of New York life.
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The company he left behind is still run according to his belief that every action in life is repeated in an unending loop.
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They only intensify with the slow realization that it is now our daughters' turn to live through this unending nightmare of male violence.
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It transforms the world of Parks and Rec — a pleasant suburban small town where everyone's every whim is satisfied — into an unending nightmare.
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The resultant X-Files universe was one filled with fun creatures, as well as an unending spiral of intrigue that could never be resolved.
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Image: Screengrab via Imgur2017's unending parade of major companies and web destinations suffering through major breaches of user information has not slowed down.
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Yet an eternity of boulder-shoving seems purposeful next to the unending labour of keeping Greece in the euro zone and out of default.
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If anything, the world rules set up by Bird Box should mean they're more adept at surviving a world cloaked in that unending darkness.
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Four episodes into season 2, and the The Handmaid's Tale show no sign of ceasing the theme of unending bleakness established in season 1.
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This is one of the most important legal questions to ever be raised in society's unending struggle to balance public safety and personal liberty.
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When an unending news cycle leaves us feeling hopeless, she insists with a strong and assured voice that people matter and things can change.
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On Tuesday, she used this method to give us some first-hand updates about motherhood, and to express her unending gratitude for her family.
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A brief London exhibition, Sudan / South Sudan Literature Week, impugns Western depictions of "war, violence, and unending political unrest" in the East African nations.
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Mud is literally everywhere, heavy mud from unending rain that clings to people's skin and clothing and buildings and never seems to wash away.
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Is there definitely something to be said for the unending strangeness of non-corporeal fast food companies making trap mixtapes credited to those companies?
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In short, the other thing you can steal from Brooklyn is the unending desire to improve, a desire driven both by money and philosophy.
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TYLER: O... basking in the insightful lyrics of Ed Sheeran is an unending ballet of grief and jubilation; each emotion dancing together as one.
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But for a company such as Blue Apron that's losing money, going up against Amazon's "unending bales " of cash would be no small feat.
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Puppets of two and three dimensions (designed by Aaron Haskell) move around a cityscape in which perspective and proportion are subjected to unending flux.
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Figuring out when law enforcement is crossing the line in getting the goods on criminal suspects has been an unending job for the courts.
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Jamie says that her father was an ardent family man, attentive, affectionate, an unending didact who crammed his kids with poetry, music, Hebrew lessons.
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While residencies are the long-standing model for Las Vegas, this unending demand for live music is spreading the model across the entire country.
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Ms. Bronstein's work shows how this unending stress and trauma affect the body — through premature aging, reduced immune function, and increased inflammation and hypertension.
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Today, it sits in a spotlit case at the Diocesan Museum — a silent, gleaming votive to the unending gospel of jewelry-making in Vicenza.
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The drop in unionization rates, caused in large part by our unending supply of foreign labor, has also had debilitating effects on black America.
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In the unending war for dominance in the auto industry, the fighting has long focused on questions of performance, reliability, comfort, style, and safety.
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The Democratic leaders have instead insisted on pursuing an unending stream of investigations into the 2016 presidential election, beginning with the probe regarding Russia.
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There are no demogorgons stalking Marianne's town of Elden, France, crawling out of the Upside Down by force of sheer tenacity and unending teeth.
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JOHN MCMILLIAN, ATLANTA To the Editor: Please, if there is a merciful God, please release us from the seemingly unending fixation with Hillary Clinton.
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The killings would continue, even escalate, sucking in the rest of his family, in the kind of unending cycle Mexico itself is trapped in.
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When reporting on the world is an unending cycle of darkness, the news fail is here to remind us that life is worth living.
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The abundance of weapons of war on the streets and Mr. Trump's unending racist rhetoric are indisputably connected to the massacre in El Paso.
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The abundance of weapons of war on the streets and Mr. Trump's unending racist rhetoric are indisputably connected to the massacre in El Paso.
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The former Air Force pilot turned human-Kree hybrid super-soldier-spy has — by the film's end — a seemingly unending list of capabilities and powers.
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It has never affected my ability to care for him; it has never tarnished my unending determination to carve out the best life for him.
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Again, though, there was a legitimate, if stretched, justification for unending Weiner coverage — it was directly relevant for the future leader of America's biggest city.
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But Trump's falling poll numbers, his administration's constant chaos, and his rejection of mainstream conservatism all have provoked early, unending talk of a contested primary.
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Our solutions usually fall in commercial or Medicare bucket and if we are lowering costs and improving quality there, our companies should have unending opportunity.
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Several people involved in the investigation offered the analogy of a driver on a long and darkened freeway, mesmerized by the unending roll of asphalt.
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"He doesn't really give out pointers or advice so much as he gives out unending support, which is very nice," she explains of Shepard, 43.
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As a viewer you are transfixed, lifted out of yourself, you feel your consciousness being stretched by a story that is both timeless and unending.
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Men produce an unending supply of sperm, but most of them have never been able to see their swimmers up close and personal — until now.
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In the era of Silicon Valley corporate dominance, tired pivots to video, and the unending hunger for original content, nothing feels original, genuine, or enticing.
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They're designed specifically to be that way, with bright lights, high-definition colors, and unending pop-up notifications and prompts aimed at capturing your attention.
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Either way, both companies have been throwing "unending bales of money" at the content wars, Andy Cohen, executive producer of Bravo's "Real Housewives," told CNBC.
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A painted K near the nose means that the same airframe has flown missions over Syria and Iraq, in the seemingly unending wars of today.
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I've seen firsthand what it takes to govern — patience, empathy, passion, grit, and an unending commitment to make the lives of those you serve better.
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Planes were grounded for non-payment of leases, fuel deliveries stopped, flights inevitably cancelled, frustrated customers denied access to lounges and subject to unending frustrations.
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"He doesn't really give out pointers or advice so much as he gives out unending support, which is very nice," the 37-year-old explains.
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Walmart is more than familiar with slip-and-fall lawsuits, and there is a seemingly unending list of personal injury attorneys who blog about them.
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They have also witnessed the prospect of a nuclear Iran; the uprisings of the Arab Spring and a bloody and unending civil war in Syria.
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The constant and vicious attacks on Hillary Clinton, the seemingly nonsensical appeals to Bernie Sanders supporters, the unending debasement of the norms of American democracy.
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Movie theaters are desperate to get would-be customers off their couches, away from their unending supply of streaming movies, TV shows and cat videos.
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As in the unending queer theory course that is millennial life, gender and sex are distinct factors in their study, and the vignettes reflect this.
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From youth he was very well-acquainted with death — and I feel like he lived his life with this reckless abandon and this unending desire.
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Anyone who has been a caregiver will relate to the unending grind of Joan's decline, to Kleinman's exhaustion and to his efforts to keep going.
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It turned out to be a hoax, one in an unending series of absurd claims through these elections, some of them emanating from Modi himself.
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"He doesn't really give out pointers or advice so much as he gives out unending support, which is very nice," the 37-year-old explained.
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But given the unending consumer complaints about the price and performance of mobile and broadband services, government regulators may not want to reward AT&T.
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A woman who could make a napkin look like couture obviously has our unending devotion, which is why we've devoted an entire slideshow to her.
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"Yemen today continues to traverse a critical and agonizing period as civilians pay a terrible price of an unending power struggle," Ould Cheikh Ahmed said.
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The conflicts of interest that engulf this presidency and its seemingly unending divisive nature are issues that remain for Congress and the rest of us.
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"This amendment affirms what President Trump knows and believes: unfocused, unconstitutional, unending wars in the Middle East make America weaker, not stronger," Mr. Gaetz said.
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That continuity seamlessly ties the book together; the idea is that the line — like the story of the massacre and all other tragedies — is unending.
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But the Slovenia-Croatia row is a sign that the nations may be unable to shed troublesome habits, including unending quarrels and threats of unrest.
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Whether it be the unending hot take mines of Twitter or the more refined and directed voices of mainstream review response, everyone loved the boys.
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In the unending landscape of Death Valley, Korczakowska sees a similar opportunity for self-reflection that Witkacy found in the wild tropics of the Pacific.
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Yet when he arrived in Chicago, Noah dove head first into fighting the seemingly unending violence that would have been easy for him to ignore.
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Berenson's natural curiosity and unending desire to improve health rather than simply treat disease was the key to the beginning of the Bogalusa Heart Study.
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They tend to think we live in the "Outback" in rickety lean-tos, fighting off an unending legion of kangaroos, crocodiles, snakes, and giant spiders.
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One would have thought the borders of enslavement pretty stiff, especially since the arguments for and against their extension had been so violent and unending.
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But, the other extreme is even worse -- justifying whatever Trump says or does as simply the latest battle in his unending war against political correctness.
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She is the author of "The Unending Hunger: Tracing Women and Food Insecurity Across Borders" and director of the UA Center for Regional Food Studies.
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This 53-minute supercut compiles 400+ A Christmas Carol adaptations together, giving you a sense of just how vast and unending this hole really is.
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Up close, the names of veterans emerged, some fifty-eight thousand of them, etched in rows that felt as unending as the grief they evoked.
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As Xi Jinping launches his quest for limitless power and unending rule, he won't enjoy disruptions such as that which might result from trade restrictions.
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And now, the guy has somehow leveraged his unending goodwill into helping the long, long, long-awaited Bill and Ted 3 actually become a reality.
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Together, their experiences expose the grim narrative of a community facing a seemingly unending scourge, no matter how they try to approach or attack it.
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If you've ever been to a live basketball or football game, you know the experience is an unending, brutal, and tacky onslaught on the senses.
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For Forest: The Unending Attraction of Nature, a temporary intervention scheduled to open on September 9, will be Austria's largest public art installation to date.
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Homayoun's performance underlines how war tends to turn normal civilian lives into an unending attempt to make the least-bad choice among several terrible options.
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And in this case, rolling out of Chicago on a late February day, through the unrelenting grayness of the city's outskirts, the coming journey seems unending.
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If imprisoned, if conscripted, if serving in an unending war in terrible conditions, there were enormous pleasures of imagination in dressing up and becoming someone else.
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"The BOJ's pursuit of the 2 percent inflation target is increasingly coming to resemble Tom the cat's unending pursuit of Jerry the mouse," the survey said.
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When compared to the rich people drama of England, Paul, with his model's face, unending teenage alienation, and increasingly horrifying Italian catastrophes, is far more interesting.
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Scott Pruitt, one of President Donald Trump's most controversial and effective cabinet secretaries, is resigning from the Environmental Protection Agency after months of unending ethical scandals.
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When I could function again, I decided to focus all my attention to help prevent other parents and families from going through the same unending horror.
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Like his father—the great experimenter Robert Ashley—Sam Ashley has a knack for sneaking casually profound turns of phrase into seemingly unending streams of consciousness.
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And both have tapped into the palpable fear of young people who are facing a bleak future defined by unending economic anxiety and extreme climate change.
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And PewDiePie's unending string of "oops, I was racist again!" moments hasn't cost him his platform; he's currently just shy of 80 million subscribers on YouTube.
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Because unending love and appreciation is the least we can offer the black women who shrieked, screamed, growled and howled as they rolled while they rocked.
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Marriage, work and parenting continue to be redefined in the shifting arrangements that men and women negotiate every day in an unending process of social reinvention.
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And the lengths some brands will go to prop up their profits, keeping taxpayers, patients and other purchasers paying the monopolistic prices, appears to be unending.
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If the contract is finalized after the public discussion period ends, Westlands would have unending access to enough water to service over 2 million California households.
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As South America's largest country prepares to host the Summer Games, that nation of 200 million has been buffeted by an unending torrent of bad news.
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November was tenure-review time, with mounds of papers to read and unending cycles of meetings that the dean, in particular, was not supposed to miss.
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This comes after Doctor Manhattan states that "Nothing ever ends," which now can be viewed as a dark comment on the unending nature of cinematic universes.
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Where in the hell is a dairyman to turn when he suddenly finds himself the not-so-proud owner of an unending pile of cow corpses?
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Contented that an unending stream of new messages was pestering Morgan, her harasser was ensuring Morgan's frustration would continue long after the account was taken down.
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The American public is preoccupied with the fight against ISIS and the unending stream of Trump scandals, but we ignore North Korea at our own peril.
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They argue that its unending barrage of lawsuits does more harm than good by draining federal resources, tying up the courts and wasting public servants' time.
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For Republicans, though, politics is an unending morality play, in which the probity of the dramatis personae is all-defining, punctuated by occasional battles of ideas.
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The universe affords infinite avenues of interest, most of which we have no time to explore because of the unending requirements of food, clothing and shelter.
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Quinn and Sarkeesian, two of the more prominent women in the gaming community, were subjected to an unending string of abuse, including rape and death threats.
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The total lack of a quiet, ordered moment free from demand, and the unending stretch of silent hours can't really be alike in shared, cultural memory.
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The result in architectural terms was an explosion of construction throughout the country, and a seemingly unending stream of commissions for any architect who wanted them.
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Besides, clothes-shopping for one's grandbaby provides such a welcome, downright liberating contrast to the unending angst so many women experience when buying their own wardrobes.
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In normal times, K Street did much of its business on Capitol Hill, where the churn of legislation offered unending opportunity to deliver goodies for clients.
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They live in an unending state of statelessness: most were never recognised as citizens in Myanmar and today they are not recognised as refugees in Bangladesh.
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"He doesn't really give out pointers or advice so much as he gives out unending support, which is very nice," the Veronica Mars Star told PEOPLE.
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During his unending march through TV interviews, Giuliani declared that Trump never threatened to withhold Ukrainian aid unless he was given the goods on Joe Biden.
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It is a simple, straightforward alternative to messy, unending attempts at formulating "base erosion rules" as a way to maintain the integrity of the tax base.
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And the group's resilience, even in light of its recent defeats, raises the grim prospect of an unending war even if the Taliban negotiate a peace.
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The new U.S. approach handed them a chance for ascendancy in Iran's unending internal battle for domestic power, and removed what constraints they had once felt.
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Looking into the evidence, as well as the backgrounds of Meek's judge and arresting officers, they uncover how systematic corruption led to Meek's unending legal saga.
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It's well known TP USA and its founder Charlie Kirk have been facing an unending slew of mockery since the October 2017 event at Kent State University.
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It's just the next chapter in the unending drama that is Starbucks-holiday-cup, which was criticized by some in past years for not adequately honoring Christmas.
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But how it is taken will determine whether the battle marks a lasting victory against jihadism or another chapter in the unending agony of the Arab world.
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The order had caused unending confusion for many foreigners trying to reach the United States, prompted protests across the United States and led to multiple court challenges.
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Facebook continues its unending quest to eat the internet, creating its own versions of every popular activity on the web to absorb their engagement and profit potential.
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The site pulls random YouTube videos with only a handful of views, creating an unending stream of mundane, strange, intimate, and barely watched moments in strangers' lives.
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To quell our unending sadness that Breaking Bad is finally coming to an end (say it's not so, Hank!), we're reminiscing with our favorite Saul Goodman quotes.
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But the web is different, with its unending news cycle, social networks humming with constant conversation, and news feeds algorithmically structured to keep users scrolling and sharing.
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The unending white salt-pans make a sound like a scrape across glass; the whistle of the wind fills any voids of silence that might have jarred.
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Since then, Ford and her family have not been living in their home in California, and she has received "unending" threats, according to one of her attorneys.
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Today's unending wars, global military presence and exorbitantly expensive Active Component (AC) have forced a new reality: the old strategic reserve has become the new operational reserve.
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The detail hardly seemed to matter to others, who see the bombing as another in a long procession of attacks born of a chaotic and unending war.
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Called For Forest–The Unending Attraction of Nature, it has transformed the Wörthersee soccer stadium into a temporary forest of trees native to Austria and Central Europe.
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Lagos has been a city long enough to be "cultured," with an unending array of book readings, open-mike events, theater festivals, concerts and entertainment award ceremonies.
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The Battle of Hardhome arguably saved Season 5 from irrelevance, at last revealing what that nebulous White Walker threat was capable of, in all its unending horror.
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Those portraits are the subject of "Van Dyck: The Anatomy of Portraiture," an absorbing survey at the Frick Collection that also demonstrates his unending lightness of being.
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Everyone from President Obama to Marcia Clark, the lead prosecutor in Mr. Simpson's criminal trial, weighed in on the latest twist in the seemingly unending Simpson saga.
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This is John Faustus's central problem and Marlowe writes it like someone who has felt it, who has found himself trapped in that unending damning logic puzzle.
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City hall went into full crisis mode, since bed bugs are an unending scourge that can haunt you both physically and mentally, and the building was evacuated.
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When women's progress is seen as a western concept, the result is unending suffering and retrogression for all Pakistani women who want to move toward gender equality.
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" — Victor DePalo, 71, Bayside, Queens "The intersection of Caton and McDonald Avenues is best known for the sound of traffic and the unending smell of truck exhaust.
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The movie's newest sequel, "Amityville: The Awakening" — the latest in a seemingly unending parade — arrives in theaters on Saturday; stream it free on YouTube or Google Play.
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Over the past 90 days, during a seemingly unending string of police shootings against unarmed black men, Bae has seen a 75 percent increase in user numbers.
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This frantic adaptation of Tim Burton's much-loved 1988 film is sure to dishearten those who like to think of the afterlife as one unending, undisturbed sleep.
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Her use of language, her dexterity with multiple viewpoints and the unending heartbeat that connects her stories make her the Author I'd Most Love to Learn From.
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" "Now what we see are unending and sustained U.S. attempts to crank up political, psychological, economic and yes military pressure on Iran in quite a provocative way.
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"It doesn't feel awkward to me," the British ambassador, Kim Darroch, said while standing in his residence's vast library as an unending line of tourists wandered nearby.
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What was left in its absence was unending, murderous collision, with no one being sure of who stood for what anymore or who was on whose side.
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An unending flow of business and parliamentary delegations kept filing into Beijing seeking "cooperation and understanding," while Abe tirelessly worked for elusive summits with his Chinese counterpart.
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If Congress doesn't assert its authority, the executive branch will be empowered to engage in unending war — clearly not what our Founding Fathers intended in the Constitution.
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" Despite unending respect for Mencken, this is an occasion in which I found him mistaken, after I violated the Eleventh Commandment, "Thou shalt not testify for Republicans.
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It was delivered in a flat monotone, the rallying cry of Kelly, a teenage girl whose parents and brother simply don't understand her unending drive for footwear.
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It is an unending sting of cameos, each one increasingly more awkward and shoehorned in, filled with sketches that play like someone's lame attempt at an "Aristocrats" joke.
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Related: Donald Trump Has Been Playing a 'Part,' Top Aide Tells Republican Leaders Although the 2016 presidential primaries are seemingly unending, the race is beginning to wind down.
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Naturally, ride-hail companies all over the world will offer discounts in response to competitors' promotional discounts — an unending loop that caused Uber to pull out of China.
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Gone will be the unending focus on process an delegates, replaced by an elevated focus on the choice between the two candidates -- a stark one, Kasich's advisers say.
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Eventually, after a few minutes of flying close to the surface of the unending ocean, I find a tiny rock formation with just enough space for my ship.
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To many critics, his career is one unending book tour: tomes excoriating the international economic establishment fly off the shelves every time he bashes elites in the media.
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The next day, Ambassador Haley announced that America was leaving the U.N. Human Rights Council for its unending bashing and serial outrageous resolutions singling out the Jewish state.
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Unending mourning, ongoing legal battles and bittersweet celebration mark the third anniversary this week of the disappearance of two Florida teenagers into the Atlantic waters off Jupiter Inlet.
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Indeed, just as they did in Vietnam 50 years ago, US troops in Afghanistan are fighting a costly, intractable, and unending conflict against a relentlessly resilient asymmetric foe.
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"At times, history and fate meet at a single time in a single place to shape a turning point in man's unending search for freedom," the president said.
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Whether or not we vote for Clinton, we all owe her for the unending work and breathtaking determination and sheer stubbornness that got the country to this moment.
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"This amendment affirms what President Trump knows and believes: unfocused, unconstitutional, unending wars in the Middle East make America weaker, not stronger," Gaetz said in his own statement.
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His charisma and unending charm radiate in the context of his recent videos, framing Kirk as the funniest rapper who doesn't rely on punchlines to execute this style.
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Brexit has barely limped forward an inch: "Negotiations" are proving to be an unending march of grinning white men making contradictory statements about how well everything is going.
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On the self-titled debut by his newest project, Absolute Power, the frontman puts forth a razor-sharp blast of power violence that feels like an unending assault.
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"We're doing more than probably has ever been done," Mr. Trump said, admitting that this was partly because the unending string of hurricanes demanded an unprecedented federal response.
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We are worried that American taxpayers' frustration over the expensive and unending Afghan war will push their leaders to make a rushed decision with dire consequences for Afghanistan.
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All these countries fought, more or less continuously, to free themselves from the imperial pressure … their histories are practically nothing but unending struggles for national and religious emancipation.
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The scientific achievements we have made in the last hundred years are unparalleled, from landing on the moon to creating smartphones that give us unending access to information.
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Trump had savaged all his fellow Republicans and yet here they were listening to an unending recitation of his crimes and coming out to be his Praetorian guard.
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The addition of augmented reality to navigation is the latest in the unending arms race among upscale auto makers hoping to lure wealthy customers with ever fancier tech.
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" It's also in the lyrics to country supergroup the Highwomen's "Redesigning Women," which describes the unending labor of womanhood as "working hard to look good 'til we die.
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On their unending march to profit from more and more personal information, Google and Facebook have shown little regard for all the negative consequences of their runaway algorithms.
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But is the suffering related to an exodus, with its uncertain future, or is it related to brutal servitude, with the grim certainty that the labor is unending?
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Each song is designed to bleed into the next, and hypnotic, astringent sounds evoke unending cycles of self-harm, both on an intimate and a humanity-wide scale.
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Veidt seems to be subjecting himself to this to break free from the monotonous adoration from the clones, proving Doctor Manhattan wrong about Veidt's seemingly unending self-absorption.
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Superhero movies have been a major force at the box office since 2005, when "Batman Begins" resurrected a moribund series, inaugurating the current, seemingly unending superhero-branded cinema.
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What Zucker is creating now is a new kind of must-see TV — produced almost entirely in CNN's studios — an unending loop of dramatic moments, conflicts and confrontations.
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The biographies of particular players intermingle with that of the team, channeling and condensing our most vexed histories, those of nations and their unending quest to define themselves.
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I've built a career on paying attention and being a media observer, and I watch constantly the unending desire to show two sides, even if it's total bullshit.
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The pencil drawing "The Unending Attraction of Nature" (1970/71) depicts a forest transplanted into a soccer stadium against the backdrop of a factory smoke-ridden industrial city.
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It's an unending font of lame me-too ideas like Friendship anniversaries and Friendship Day, all designed to get its 1.8 billion members all moving in the same direction.
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UN diplomats and observers believe the peacekeeping department -- with its notorious sex abuse cases and unending, expensive and far-flung missions -- will be an easy target for US slashing.
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Meanwhile, the costs of coming forward, for survivors, have not lessened — according to her lawyer, Christine Blasey Ford is receiving "unending" death threats and cannot return to her home.
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The point of all these HSA's is not only economic; they also promote that positive personal responsibility message as opposed to a message of undefined and/or unending entitlement.
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BuzzFeed News talked to over half a dozen of her friends and colleagues, who spoke glowingly of her unending curiosity, her love of puns, and her impressive knitwear collection.
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So it was that Turkey opened a new front in the Syrian war, and in its unending conflict with Kurdish insurgents, with reverberations rippling to Washington, Moscow and Istanbul.
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The bottom line: Sharing is just one way to solve one of the biggest problems still ahead of AI — figuring out how to slake computers' unending thirst for data.
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The company has repeatedly misread how users would react to its product launches and privacy invasions, leading to near constant gaffes and an unending news cycle chronicling its blunders.
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If you are now asking yourself, "Is this just going to turn into a unending list of cookie-related products," I say to you, you should be so lucky.
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Several months ago, before the tax cut passed and in the thick of unending daily chaos coming out of the White House, the Democrats had a double-digit advantage.
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Inaction, whether in Syria or South Sudan, suggests the world has become inured to the unending violations of children's rights impacting some 75 million children caught in the crossfire.
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It really should be noted that despite an unending run of anti-Iraq War movies that came out of Hollywood between 2004-2012, none of them made much money.
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Combs is a sometimes-impressive exemplar of the genre's unending maleness — for 50 weeks, his debut, "This One's for You," held No. 1 on the Billboard country album chart.
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In New York, foundations also keep school districts from exceeding the state's tax cap, while at the same time satisfying an unending wish list of enriching programs and equipment.
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The key, Kruglanski says, is to recognize that the quest for significance is unending, and to have, in almost Buddhist sense, a degree of non-attachment toward your quest.
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The current administration and its predecessor prioritized short-term defense over an actual solution, and we are now on track for an unending and expensive counterterrorism mission in Libya.
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In this cabinet, people like Kudlow are playing an unending game of Whack-a-Mole with rapidly changing events, speaking to cameras before coordinating a strategy with other officials.
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"What is going on?" he asked, again, as I screamed my throat raw with an enormous, unending "FUUUUUUUUCK," pacing back and forth between the kitchen and the TV room.
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The true barometer of freedom is and will always be one's ability to readily find an unending supply of bizarre and surreal things to masturbate to on the Internet.
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"That idea of 'Do the right thing' is the opposite of the culture of shamelessness, cynicism, greed and moral obtuseness underlying the unending scandals engulfing Albany," Mr. Kaehny said.
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Fear, rage, disgust, helplessness, a sardonic amusement and a sorrow beyond tears — these responses ebb and flow in a seemingly unending cycle during the show's time-bending 80 minutes.
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The political terrain on guns has been shifting for several years in response to a seemingly unending series of mass shootings and a newly emboldened network of advocacy groups.
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Obama's most decisive action – to intervene militarily in Libya to oust Muammar Gaddafi - unquestionably defined events there, although the unending conflict and instability since were hardly the preferred outcome.
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You can see it as the continuation of a seemingly unending loop of clothes going around in circles two months a year in cities like London, Milan or Paris.
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Babyganics Alcohol-Free Foaming Hand Sanitizer, available at Amazon, $18.76Due to the unending chaos, I was much less vigilant about people's hand hygiene when my second baby came home.
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Though these women, some of them pregnant, are normally expected to be held for only 45 days, Venezuela's unending political and social crises have rendered that notion a memory.
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In this case, it's easy to imagine this ending up being an unending game of Whac-A-Mole in which they only commit the resources to stare at one hole.
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The next phase of the unending console wars is starting to heat up, with Sony announcing that the successor to the PlayStation 4 will, predictably, be called the PlayStation 5.
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In the long history of movies that heap seemingly unending cruelty on their characters, few make as much effort to make that cruelty look charming and romantic as Passengers does.
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It's an unending process that's allowing Wolkis to really understand how far these seeds can go, to make sure they're still alive when they'll be needed to replant Hawaii's forests.
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Spence and Nilay covered a range of topics — everything from a potential Sonos IPO to the risk of consumers becoming overwhelmed and confused by today's unending wave of smart speakers.
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Mostly though, it honored the winding, unending journey of trauma survivors, in episodes that packed more wit, plot, and pathos into an hour than most dramas manage in a year.
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That it was a portal from Irkalla, the Mesopotamian version of Hell, that would allow its inhabitants to enter our reality and spread unending plague and torment throughout our world.
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It's a weird time for Star Wars fans; after years of being starved for content, we've been promised a new film every year and a virtually unending cycle of hype.
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Just when you think Luca (Luka Sabbat) is the wrong choice for Zoey (Yara Shahidi), the dude swoops in with a mature, thoughtful reaction to the pair's unending relationship drama.
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"Two Storms" captures the unending, inescapable, all-encompassing spiral of grief — and how the horror of a funeral is not the ghosts, but the broken, living people you can't escape.
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Well just imagine it's their whole body, and instead of a brief moment, you're like hairless rats covered in oil sliding all over each other for 30 grueling, unending minutes.
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First-time customers often come away bewildered and humming the store's unending earworm of a theme song, but return for more, drawn back by a constantly changing array of goods.
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The solar wind - the unending flow of charged particles emanating from the outer atmosphere of the sun - creates an immense protective bubble called the heliosphere that envelopes the solar system.
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After nearly three years of unending heat and drama from both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue, the House hearings provide a reminder that, sometimes, "boring" carries its own kind of magic.
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As a general neurotoxin, chlorpyrifos poisons a vast swath of species — some harmless, many beneficial — that are the collateral damage in this unending and arguably unwinnable war against agricultural pests.
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From the unending bombardment of Norah Jones to the array of seemingly intentionally unintelligible names, baristas have it rough even as far as the notoriously difficult service industry is concerned.
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Taylor quotes Didion and Hemingway, takes pictures at the beach and at parties, and owns what seems to be an unending supply of cut-off shorts and breezy maxi-sundresses.
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That as soon as there was a party, there was an after-party, and as soon as there was an after-party, there was a smoggy, grotty, unending crack on.
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After the volcano Kilauea erupted on the island of Hawaii this summer, tourists began flocking there to witness the blistering spectacle, highlighting humans' unending fascination with earth's ancient, fiery pits.
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Curator Klaus Littmann has filled a soccer stadium with 299 living trees, inspired by "The Unending Attraction of Nature," a 1970/71 drawing by Austrian artist and architect Max Peintner.
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Littmann has crafted a near-perfect replica for the exhibition FOR FOREST – The Unending Attraction of Nature, installed in the 30,000-seat Wörthersee Stadium in the Austrian city of Klagenfurt.
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There are only so many ways that one can say that money is corruption and our society will, and probably should, die because of our sick, unending devotion to it.
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Israel's largest workers union, Histadrut, said the government must inject money into the economy now to prevent a domino effect that would lead to a recession and unending unemployment checks.
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We learned a lot about each other, including our mutual fondness for the band Dokken, our unending love for our families, and our strategies to avoid sleeping while we ran.
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NORMAN SCOTT DENVER ♦ To the Editor: Alia Malek, the author of "The Home That Was Our Country" (July 23), is a brave witness to the unending suffering in Syria.
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"The Douglass moment is kind of an unending moment in the fight for justice," Ms. Bernier said, noting that even late in life, in a reactionary time, Douglass never despaired.
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The only requirement is that he says whatever he says with conviction and that he commands unending fidelity from those who have already abandoned all principle to stand with him.
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His strong oratorical skills and upbeat, love-first message seemed like it might catch on with a base desperate to turn the page on President Trump's unending fury and divisiveness.
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Under the circumstances, unending declarations that Armenia is wholly virtuous and Azerbaijan wholly evil by members of Congress playing to their home gallery does not advance Armenia's interest nor America's.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer just announced a policy that would mean constant and unending US involvement in Syria's civil war — if the Trump team is actually serious about it.
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It's where you see what your friends are up to, where you peep your ex's new relationship, where everyone from Taylor Swift to Steph Curry gives you severe and unending jealousy.
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On the other hand, if the commission decided to address comments and republish an order, Sohn says it could end up in "an unending cycle" requiring yet another round of comments.
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That cost him an unending social unrest, a 68% disapproval rating, and the fact that his sworn opponents — the Euro-skeptic National Rally — are now polling 23.5% to Macron's party's 22.5%.
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But you can't find quiet at the ends of the piers there, or on Governors Island or in Hudson River and Riverside Parks because of the unending din of tourist helicopters.
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"Their business model thrives on conducting unending 'investigations,' of bona fide coverage requests, stalling interminably, running up their insured's costs, and avoiding coverage decisions based on flimsy excuses," the filing reads.
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Former title: Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt, one of President Donald Trump's most controversial and effective cabinet secretaries, resigned from the Environmental Protection Agency after months of unending ethical scandals.
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Any one of the revelations might not have been enough to damage Mr. Pruitt's standing with his boss, but the unending stream of allegations has caused irritation at the White House.
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It would either end up being two systems for two peoples, which Palestinians would see as apartheid and unending occupation — or equal rights for all, which would compromise Israel's Jewish character.
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The United States began using armed drones in Afghanistan within months of the 2001 invasion, and the military and CIA has since used the unending combat to refine the deadly weapon.
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If there is one thing worse than the byzantine immigration system left in its wake, it's the unending blame game from the very people charged with providing sound immigration policy: Congress.
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When you're a stan – a portmanteau of "stalker" and "fan" meant to elicit the idea of unconditional love — you're also a sleuth, forever seeking more information to satiate your unending curiosity.
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If you're like us, the high-pitched unending scream that began when you first watched the Rogue One trailer on August 11 is showing no signs of stopping any time soon.
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The only two hills the GOP is willing to die on are the following: tax cuts for the rich and unending wars in the Middle East, mostly to our own detriment.
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The sofa she's sitting on stretches the length of the stage, suggesting an unending series of days alone with a book, a drink, and rankling thoughts that grow louder and louder.
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The takeaway: Ms. Najjar's death was an illustration of the cost of Israel's use of battlefield weapons to control the protests, and how each side is locked in an unending cycle.
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Ripa the Reaper's breakdown is instantly recognizable to me, an apt reflection of the weary feeling that comes with confronting these images on a loop, in a seemingly unending fever dream.
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Across the country, Americans are frustrated at the seemingly unending name-calling coming from Congress and their disregard for transparency as they're writing and voting on bills that impact us all.
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"In my conversations with the president and in my experience with the president, his passion and his love for the American people and concern about their welfare is unending," Price said.
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Which may be why the unending public discourse about a perfect work-life balance is so difficult: It often treats the question as though there's a one-size-fits-all answer.
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Maybe it was the unending drumbeat of warning from scientists that climate change is accelerating at a rate faster than they expected and we are nearing a point of no return.
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Ms. Baker hears the roar of eternity in the babble of our existence, and the futile heroism in our unending attempts to tell tales that might make sense of it all.
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After telling shareholders in 2009 that "unending losses" were possible for some newspapers, and predicting Berkshire would not buy "at any price," Buffett changed his mind just a few years later.
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The real question going forward is not whether this news stream will let up (it won't) but what the political -- and psychological -- impact of this unending chaos new cycle will be.
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Their recoveries are burdened with unending guilt, and while they're sharing the deprivations of the present, very often they're keeping secrets about the traumas of the past, even from one another.
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All of this was simply waiting to be tapped by someone with the chutzpah and the capital to convert it into a product — renewable energy — for which there is unending demand.
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Before you shrug and say, "But I'm already on WhatsApp," consider this: WhatsApp is owned by Facebook, which just had a terrible year marked by an unending barrage of data privacy scandals.
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No. Swift's politics, best described as ¯\_(ツ)_/¯, have been the cause of an unending febrile pop culture battle ever since the artist first emerged a decade ago, reaching its apotheosis in 2017.
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Visitors will be able to stand in front of the camera and chant LaBeouf's provided mantra... or just stare, dead-eyed, until the unending waves of terror feel like a distant memory.
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In an interview with The Telegraph, the "Strip That Down" singer revealed he wasn't at his healthiest when he was on the road with the band, mostly because their schedule felt unending.
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As such, it hews closely to the tried-and-tested formula of a white-bread love affair, usually set in North Carolina and with an unending supply of hurdles and Hallmark moments.
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She was crippled by her weaknesses, including an inability to enthuse and a much-exaggerated reputation for deceitfulness, which an unending controversy over her e-mail arrangements as secretary of state exacerbated.
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In 2018, it feels like the main function of a blockbuster is to entice you to buy a ticket to the sequel, with ongoing franchises becoming a sort of unending movie matryoshka.
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Approximately 800,000 federal employees are going without pay during a partial shutdown of the government that has no resolution in sight — an anxious, unending experience that's left workers scrambling and in tears.
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That raises legitimate new questions about whether the US has committed itself to unending and expanding war in Africa through missions that are taking place with nearly no political or public oversight.
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Firestone uses the idea of the "field" to open up the unending process of meaning-making that happens when one is faced with the unknown, the place where we make symbolic meaning.
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Something deep in the collective and composed British psyche seems capable of dreaming up unending variations on the end of the world as we know it — usually with strong class-based overtones.
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Despite unending GOP attempts to pin the IRS' "targeting" of Tea Party groups on the Obama administration, a self-descried conservative IRS agent at a small field office initiated the additional scrutiny.
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I fought off unending lawsuits from those seeking to assuage their own fear and ignorance by taking away my child's identity and bending her to their ideas of who she should be.
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Protected from the outside world by the otherworldly bubble of a family park, the festival engenders a sort of unending stretch of time within which to crack on and on and on.
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Well, OK, sure, there's an unending deluge of examples to build that case if you want, but let me offer you a compelling counterargument on the side of goodness in this world.
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Clinton's campaign begins preparing for the general election in November, it has been forced to respond to an advertising blitz by Mr. Sanders, financed by a seemingly unending gusher of small donations.
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Corporate profits still climb and employees — after a seemingly unending series of layoffs, a deterioration of worker rights, and three decades of wage suppression — have no stake in successful trade negotiations anymore.
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Were atypical hybrids like the one derailing before my eyes the solution to the unending torrent of uninspired and downright "totalitarian" tastings lamented by the likes of Corby Kummer and Pete Wells?
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Yes, we're "All About That Bass" as well, but why not go Basinski on that shit, and loop a disintegrating couple of seconds of Meghan Trainor's voice for a seemingly unending hour.
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There might still be titanic hoardings advertising unending Bob Sinclar residencies that will continue beyond the apocalypse, but right next to them are 20 foot pictures of Stormzy offering something quite different.
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CHICAGO — Quentin Harris lives in the Englewood neighborhood here, and each year he commissions designs by Big City Fashions as an instrumental part of the unending process of grieving his brother, Julian.
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It's scuzzy and anthemic, with heavy doses of late 1990s suburban rap-rock, and manages an air of sunny optimism even as he raps about a seemingly unending run of teenage traumas.
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As the group moved to a sculpture made of three large, golden rings titled "Intertwined in unending love," Thomas Seel said the tour was good for his wife, who suffers from aphasia.
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This novel, divided into 1,001 fragmentary chapters — a number alluding to "The Thousand and One Arabian Nights" — reflects the infinite complications that underlie the girls' deaths, and the unending grief that follows.
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Despite right-wing persecution fantasies about Barack Obama, we've never before had a president who treats half the country like enemies, subjecting them to an unending barrage of dehumanization and hostile propaganda.
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European countries, Russia, China, India, and civil society in the United States and elsewhere must act decisively to underscore the global isolation of the proponents of unending occupation and colonization in Palestine.
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And because ongoing, unending movement seems crucial to finishing a level as quickly as possible, I stuck to the lower areas of Rolling Snowballs, trying to keep up on the gas pedal.
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Philosophical notions of the sublime posit nature's mystifying vastness — suggested by Martin's unending horizontal lines—as inspiration for the realization that the universe is ceaseless, an understanding which would bring indescribable peace.
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Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks are perched on the edge of something vast and unending and unknowable, but the people who live there have the same mundane concerns as you or me.
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The shape they take and the details will morph with the times, but the core story — a love story, a melodrama, and a tragedy all wrapped into one — seems to hold unending appeal.
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Sure, you're the eventual heir to the throne thanks to an antiquated and outmoded monarchy that is mostly for show and doesn't designate you any real power save for seemingly unending tabloid coverage.
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Like many working people today, Andrew has worked in several different jobs, including at a law firm in New York City where "the days felt meaningless and unending" after only a few weeks.
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Between its unending cool-kid collaborations with Opening Ceremony and brilliantly riding the coattails of the nostalgic trend, the SoCal skater brand has strong armed its way towards becoming a fashion world darling.
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Ana Lily Amirpour's stylish black-and-white Farsi-language vampire film feels like a lost 1980s Jim Jarmusch project, thanks to its languid, sleepy 1950s vibe and unending sense of bored, disaffected cool.
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Incidental or not, fatherhood may have been a hot topic during the DNC's third night—but the constant, unending torrent of gun violence in America was a far more potent topic addressed throughout.
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In turn, this kingdom -- Saudi Arabia -- supplied America with a reliable and unending supply of cheap oil, and served as an unbending ally in a region where alliances can be very fickle indeed.
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But when the team's ambition is to support a Google-esque level of content queries the scale of the routing and pattern matching task ahead of them is really both massive and unending.
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The creative seas of the big-budget games industry ride unending tides of stagnation and reinvention, a cycle of death and renewed life that wrings millions of dollars out of consumers every year.
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In her unheated metal container, furnished only with blankets, we meet Masoomah from Baghlan, a province in northern Afghanistan that has seen Taliban insurgents make inroads this year in that country's unending war.
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I don't know that the unending phenomenon of The Rocky Horror Picture Show can really be recreated, but it seems like Fox has some interesting ideas that should make this remake pretty fun.
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The decision to file for bankruptcy and put itself up for sale is the latest development for a company that has faced a seemingly unending barrage of bad news in the last year.
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But it added to the unending stream of headlines on the investigation, including the leaked questions reported earlier this week that special counsel Robert Mueller was said to be planning to ask Trump.
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Their constant Spring Break-eqsue partying is what makes them who they are, what lends them a limitless, unending buoyancy that seems to grant them the energy to pump out hit after hit.
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An unending drumbeat of propaganda, from both official state outlets and private media empires aligned with the government, demonizes refugees and Muslims, falsely warning of an existential threat to Hungarian society and culture.
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With The Oprah Winfrey Show, Oprah became one of the most influential entertainers in the world through her unending supply of compassion and ability to connect with people from all walks of life.
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While some of this information is made familiar to us — the unending stream of satellite images on TV as Hurricane Harvey flooded Houston — some of it is experimental and unknown outside scientific circles.
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But it does take on new meaning when you're dealing with these vast new networks of storage, which also include misbegotten information and serious omissions—a new and unending source for unreliable narratives!
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And yet, we are fated to an unending obsession about courting those voters, about their worries and anxieties, about their propensity to angrily storm off if they don't feel properly exalted and centered.
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But also relief after six years of covering Wall Street, an industry that had moved from one crisis to another after the financial crash of 2008, drawing the unending wrath of the public.
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Picture locked-down voters, barely able to leave their homes, being fed through their social feeds an unending stream of posts, ads, videos, and pop-ups, alternately promoting or tearing down the candidates.
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Last summer, an Ohio 14-year-old fatally shot her father after fleeing home several times to escape what she, her mother and her siblings described as an unending cycle of domestic abuse.
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I guess there's only one obvious reason President Trump's administration would want to go to war, and that's to distract from the unending incompetence and scandal that have characterized the administration so far.
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First, Stewart shared a familiar critique: That Trump is "giving you all cash," that he's helping the bottom lines of media companies due to the unending news and debate about all things Trump.
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His attacks on the center have focused on a short animated film of Russian history that he claims reduces its glorious past to nothing but a series of bloody tyrants and unending misery.
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Chicago State represents an acute example of the difficulties facing N.C.A.A. schools on the margins of Division I, as universities switch conferences in an unending, often futile chase for dollars, status and success.
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On a warm November afternoon Volkan Oezdemir is weaving in and out of traffic, often not bothering with turn signals as he makes his way through the unending urban sprawl north of Miami.
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Once you're a traded social media stock, then you have one responsibility that takes precedence over literally everything else, and that responsibility is delivering white-hot, unending, greasy-fast growth metrics in every quarter.
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What followed – to this day – has been an unending comedy of errors, recriminations and hypocrisy as policy coordination and rules of a sustainable free trade were shunned in pursuit of self-serving national interests.
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In 2005, Rodrigo Avila, El Salvador's vice minister of security told the Los Angeles Times that deportations have helped start an "unending chain" of gang members shuttling between the United States and Central America.
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"The man who I have come to know is a kind, gracious soul, beyond generous with his time and who is on an unending mission to give back," said British actor Gary Old man.
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The definition of anxiety is when we perceive that our ability to achieve is overwhelmed by the tasks at hand, which is inevitable when our tasks are ill-defined, too large or seemingly unending.
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And given this administration's predilection for getting entangled in thorny lawsuits—like the unending litigation over the travel ban—it's quite possible that Twitter will find itself in court again, over the same issue.
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And now, in our unending quest for boozy-breathed truth, THUMP and Beats1 host Julie Adenuga have hit the streets of Watford with one question on our minds: is there life on other planets?
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Steven Universe is deeply emotional about the relationships between space aliens who are also immortal sentient female gemstones, often involved in passionate relationships with each other, while locked in a state of unending war.
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Suddenly what had seemed quite natural—floating slowly in an unending circle, while listening to the hit of the summer, which itself happens to be called "Slowly"—seems not only unnatural but surpassingly odd.
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When he started in 1950, right after graduating from Tennessee State, women's track and field was a minor sport in the United States, and especially at the university, where it faced unending budget constraints.
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Nonetheless, the existence of such errata somehow felt appropriate, a confirmation of Ms. Streisand's view that everything in the world, including herself, is a continuing work in progress, requiring unending supervision, revision and emendation.
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He seemed to be omnisexual, a man of unending appetite who worked and played all day and most of the night, with a motor that would not shut down until he was near collapse.
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Not only do the characters' motivations change, but they seem nearly and physically unbreakable, with an unending arsenal of skills at the ready to help them out of any jam they get caught in.
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So while it seemed like this year has been an unending barrage of bad news and worse people, there were actually a few good things to be found if you knew where to look.
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An unending barrage of oddities, it left America with a hangover and a bad taste in its mouth, to the degree that the trial mostly disappeared from pop culture after it concluded in 1995.
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He was once an estimable bowler, he said, but was so incessantly interrupted by the unending tasks around the lanes that he quit one day in 1972 and has not bowled a frame since.
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I'm not the first to point out that many of Facebook's issues stem from its embrace of targeted advertising, which has made it an insanely profitable behemoth and created an unending series of headaches.
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A court in Scotland added to the unending Brexit mess on Wednesday, by unanimously ruling Prime Minister Boris Johnson lied to the queen in order to suspend Parliament, a move it has labeled unlawful.
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Off the field, the showdown between the commissioner and Patriots fans seemed almost quaint and in some ways like ancient history, if only because scandals seem to be hitting the N.F.L. in unending waves.
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California is becoming to Mr. Trump what Texas — which is as Republican as California is Democratic — was to President Obama: a sea of defiance and a potential source of unending legal and legislative challenges.
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Viall has actually appeared in the pages of Us Weekly more times than Bilson over the last year, thanks to the tabloid's obsession with Bachelor Nation and anyone who comments on its unending dramas.
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Among my clearest memories of the world — of London, New York, Los Angeles, Paris, Athens, Kyoto and Shanghai — are of streets and sidewalks winding away from me, asphalt gray, their rises unending and impossible.
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It puts together two terms from the chant: Po, meaning profound dark source of unending creation, and wehi (or wehiwehi) which is one of the several ways that po is described in the chant.
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But there is a real fear that such an all encompassing defense posture will lead to unending commitments, a military required to be everywhere, and a defense budget that will lurch upward over time.
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More than that, in fact: United looked like a completely different team, with completely different players, the gray clouds of José Mourinho's moody, miserable tenure replaced by the unending sunlight of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
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Cost: $11.99 per six-pack Curious Elixirs No. 1 Back story: Given the seemingly unending trendiness of the negroni, it was only a matter of time before someone cobbled together a convincing nonalcoholic alternative.
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In the unending daylight, brains accustomed to resetting themselves when it gets dark start to fuzz out confusedly; basic concepts on which our bodies depend, like time, no longer make a fundamental, corporeal sense.
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Frankly, "erotic freaks" feels like an apt (if too direct) way to assess the unending series of paintings in the Art Institute of Chicago where women's nipples have mysteriously popped out of their dresses.
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But for others, it's a scam — consumer culture at its purest, tying real human emotions to an unending river of products to consume, all to profit one of the biggest, most powerful companies on Earth.
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And now in "The Long Night," the primary characters somehow escape an unending wave of the dead, and the foregrounded deaths are almost entirely from comparatively minor characters, including Melisandre, Lyanna Mormont, and Edd Tollett.
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The next chapter in the unending Galaxy Note 7 exploding phone saga— According to a new report from Reuters, Samsung will pay suppliers who already made components of the Galaxy Note 7 for unused parts.
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Yet even as the White House continues to insist that the chief of staff is secure in his post, the swirl of theories about his and other top aides' places within Trump's orbit remains unending.
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For more than a year, bitcoin has been mired in an unending debate about whether to hard fork the currency in order to change bitcoin's code and apply what some see as desperately-needed features.
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It comes as the palace intrigue over the fate and role of Steve Bannon has been the subject of unending speculation and gossip—and as the moderate wing inside the West Wing has been ascendant.
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In this sense, you could call the Neon Advance a dying breed; the DS was, after all, Nintendo's final handheld generation that didn't have a major online marketplace or an unending stream of system updates.
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These playoffs have been horrible and the law of long-suffering cities that finally get over the hump suggests that Cleveland is about to be blessed with unending sports success and the insufferability to match.
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But men are voting differently than women because of their dissatisfaction with job and wage competition from illegal immigrants, the threat of refugee-driven terrorism, the loss of manufacturing jobs and the unending wage stagnation.
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The FBI's pursuit of alleged national-security violations in Clinton's handling of her own classified emails while at the State Department – an investigation Comey had said was closed in July – might be reopened and unending.
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She is at pains to thank the rescuers for their efforts and the unending debt of gratitude she owes to the Thai Navy SEALs, one of whom died last Friday during the pre-rescue operation.
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This moment offers no shortage of heroism, and also an unending parade of individual bad behavior; the hand sanitizer hoarder was quickly replaced by stock-selling senators, and tomorrow a new self-dealing scandal beckons.
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It's hard not to be inspired by all of that intellectual wealth, so pick up some reading material of your own at Blackwell's Bookshop, which has been slaking Oxford's unending thirst for books since 2100.
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Lest we think that that jaunt down memory lane is all one unending pop-culture binge in a marzipan-colored girlhood sprinkled with imaginary friends and effortless fandom, the story does take a darker turn.
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"The status debate has raged in Puerto Rico for half a century, dividing the people and breeding unending conflict — at worst bloody, at best bitter and destructive," he wrote in Foreign Affairs magazine in 1998.
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In this season of public transit discontent, Amandeep Saini, Alejandro Freiria and Alvin Lowe are subway foot soldiers, waging an unending and, seemingly, unwinnable battle against discarded Starbucks cups, wayward newspapers and tossed McDonalds wrappers.
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There's his pressuring of James Comey to drop the investigation into Michael Flynn, his national security advisor at the time, and the seemingly unending meddling into attempts to investigate Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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A Taliban that has made commitments against terrorism to join an Afghan government could be a more effective barrier against terror attacks in the West than keeping troops in Afghanistan and fighting an unending war.
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The United States, however, seems to be stuck in an unending loop: a mass shooting happens, there are calls to change gun laws, but the news cycle eventually moves on, and then it repeats again.
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In "Knock Out," artist Jhafis Quintero fights his own projection, a conceptual manifestation of his internal strife and the emotional battles of incarceration, an unending self-punishment coupled by a state-sanctioned abuse of power.
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The idea of victims caught in an unending malevolent fantasy has come up before in speculative fiction, like the frightening Roko's Basilisk, a posited far-future AI that would torture reconstructed digital simulations of our minds.
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A lawyer for Christine Blasey Ford says she's unable to return home due to the "unending" death threats she's still receiving after coming forward with allegations of sexual assault against now Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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In "American Procession," three woodblock prints produced through a collaboration between Birk and artist Elyse Pignolet, the dark sides of the US are not necessarily victorious, but rather are locked in an unending battle against good.
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It's something that makes the unending cycle of putting on and taking off mascara kind of worth it — but also, can't we just skip ahead to the part where we have perpetually inky, separated lashes already?
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Basically, our unending march of misery toward the heat death of the universe will continue apace as long as the state continues to prop up capitalism, but with robots manufacturing our running shoes instead of people.
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It's unclear if and when Octopie is planning to release more episodes of SpaceWorld, but in the meantime, give the pilot a watch above and marvel at the unending weirdness and wonder that is Tommy Wiseau.
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Kristen Bell Talks Husband Dax Shepard's "Unending Support" For SAG Hosting Duties In the January issues of Gotham, Capitol File, Los Angeles Confidential and Michigan Avenue magazines, Brie opened up about training for the show's acrobatics.
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The party that once genuinely championed the working-class and traditional liberal values has been hijacked by elite coastal millionaires; insane college professors; impossible-to-please social justice warriors; and an unending, unthinking mob of protesters.
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The kilobits and microseconds they worry over are multiplied as much as a billionfold in data centers around the world—loud, hot, warehouse-size buildings whose unending racks of processors are cooled by vats of water.
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Mattis, as well as the head of NATO, the head of the UN, and virtually every voice of reason in the foreign policy world, acknowledges that there is no military solution to the unending Afghan War.
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Much of the last 20 minutes of Twin Peaks that we will ever see (most likely) is spent with Cooper and Carrie (the maybe-Laura he's found in Texas) driving in silence along empty, unending backroads.
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A stroll along the bayside offers vistas of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island and the Jersey skyline, and a view uptown of the seemingly unending escarpment of skyscrapers implanted on formerly Dutch colonial farmland.
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While the narrative levers that produce the ghost of Richie feel perhaps too visible, his presence, like Given's, powerfully changes what's at stake in the novel, introducing a sense of the mysterious, the unending and otherworldly.
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I doubt they think of those long-ago nights in our small house, nights grown distant enough that even I thought I could judge the facts as if they were discrete— and free of unending consequence.
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Sports should be fun, and bad sports — the clanged jumpers, the cheap interceptions — are like a C-Span marathon: lethargic and unending, the sparse upticks in action fooling you into sticking around just a little longer.
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To understand America's unending hostage crisis with Iran, Reuters interviewed 12 current and former U.S. and Iranian officials with direct knowledge of the prisoner cases, in addition to lawyers, family members and friends of American captives.
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In the unending quest to isolate player skill from the array of confounding factors, measurement of the effect of the baseball will soon take its place alongside the rest of the sport's established range of analytical tools.
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But Shine's current thing — and, by extension, Pattern's thing — is introspection: trying to figure out why he, and the rest of the millennials he works with, feel the way they do even amid profound, seemingly unending success.
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But while it eventually loses its edge, Hereditary still feels, imperfections and all, like the family horror we deserve, even more so than Krasinski's desire to carve out a new normalcy in an era of unending anxiety.
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"The real rationale for this new policy appears to be the Trump administration's unending desire to vilify and stigmatize immigrants, and to erect any and all possible obstacles to immigration to the United States," the letter states.
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In an interview with CNN in October, Mr. Blair apologized for acting on what he described as faulty intelligence, and he acknowledged that the unending strife in Iraq had contributed to the rise of the Islamic State.
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For this reason, look for President Trump to begin to tone down his rhetoric, thereby positioning Republicans to win the "silent majority" who are fed up with the rage and unending protestations of those on the left.
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It made me long for that apparently unending but then suddenly lost time when the most important stretches of the universe existed endlessly in my head, but also ended abruptly with the four-walls of my bedroom.
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Both the genuine mystery and historical revisionism of that first Thanksgiving has led to an unending quest to uncover authentic-but-little-known Thanksgiving dishes—which may actually explain why oyster ice cream has become a thing.
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One big threat posed by technologies like Google Glass and Oculus Rift is the advent of unending, inescapable advertisements that could follow us wherever we go, like plausible incarnations of the retina scan banners of Minority Report.
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John himself (still embodied, to mechanistic perfection, by Keanu Reeves) is a man of so few words that he seems less the movie's star than its wrecking ball — a human Cuisinart pulverizing an unending supply of foes.
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And, if the celebrity is Beyoncé-level famous, a gorgeous unending color story we can fall through forever: a block of white, silver, gold and indigo clearly curated by someone with the patience to learn color theory.
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In Ray Bradbury's great novel of adolescence, "Dandelion Wine," 12-year-old Douglas Spaulding experiences time as a kind of unending glorious summer until he meets a very old man who tells stories about his distant youth.
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On book tour, more successful than ever, Teebs is learning the ancient truth that "success doesn't lance to happiness," as he grapples with bad dates, loneliness, and general despair amid an unending stream of bad world news.
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There aren't any annoying nonsense characters (like in the unending Minions saga or, god help us, The Emoji Movie), and there is an actual story (in contrast, say, to the bizarrely disconnected Secret Life of Pets 2).
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Her first hit in Portugal was a single, "O Meu Amigo Está Longe" ("My Friend Is Far Away"), from the Rodrigues repertoire, and she sang it on Saturday as an outpouring of loneliness compounded by unending love.
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Just as Carter in 1976 promised honesty and Bush in 2000 pledged decency, the next Democratic nominee may promise a return to normalcy after a Trump term defined by unending volatility, confrontation and collisions with legal boundaries.
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"This is the natural consequence of a seemingly unending stream of misleading news stories" about e-cigarettes, said Greg Conley, president of the American Vaping Association, an advocacy group that is partially funded by e-cigarette makers.
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"They all want a piece of that Oval Office, they want a piece of the West Wing," Trump said in March amid one of the unending bevies of stories about chaos and dissension in the West Wing.
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Mr. Trump's suggestion that the United States would either reach a peace with the Taliban or achieve "total victory" was a sharp departure from his public expressions of frustration with what he has called America's unending wars.
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He will introduce us to his home planet's philosophies—unthinkable and unthought wisdom, understood by even the stupidest animal back on his home world—that will alter our way of life and lead to unending world peace.
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Millions driven from homes According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), by the end of 2015 Iraq's unending conflicts had driven 4.4 million people from their homes, and a further half a million into exile.
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Facebook is still slogging through an unending stream of controversies ranging from a massive hack that allowed attackers to gain access tokens to 50 million accounts to unfounded claims that it systematically discriminates against and silences conservative voices.
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There are those whose careers are simply long, unending benders, punctuated by brief stops at the Mixmag Lab or naps on Croatian beaches, and there are others who drink green tea behind the decks and practice Theravada Buddhism.
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The barrage of allegations continued even after McCarrick's resignation, with an unending stream of charges issued by Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò against Pope Francis, implicating the pope as a conspirator in the decadeslong cover-up of McCarrick's abuses.
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And it remains to be seen as to whether -- again, in a break with the past -- Romney is willing to keep up his critique of Trump's behavior amid an unending onslaught of tweets and disparagement from the President.
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Pub date: April 2 In a Southern California college town, an epidemic spreads: Victims are falling into unending sleep, and the only thing doctors know for sure is the sleepers are experiencing some kind of unprecedented, heightened dreams.
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Given the immediate and unending press Swift's dating life gets online – whether it's about her dating someone or about her lack of dating someone – it's understandable why she would want to control how her current relationship is seen.
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Every day for the last several months, America has woken up to an unending fever dream about an oafish billionaire terrorizing the country with his threats to rule with an iron fist—or a tiny orange one, anyway.
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It is the Senate's job to remind the world that this extravagantly bungled "social experiment" has led to an unending stream of racist incitement which, on top of Palestinian civil dysfunction, has radicalized a generation of Palestinian children.
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"What we see are unending and sustained U.S. attempts to crank up political, psychological, economic and yes military pressure on Iran in quite a provocative way," Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov was cited as saying by Russian media.
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In the context of a divided electorate, highly polarized parties and nonstop combat in an unending string of elections to fill national and state offices, presidential contests are less likely to usher in dominance than to invite opposition.
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"Davy had no reason to talk to me, but when I told him I was a student of Graham's, he then spent four or so hours answering unending questions about insurance in general and Geico specifically," Buffett says.
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Between the lines: The advancement of the measure by the state legislature shows there's unending interest in voter residency requirements after officials said more than 6,500 people registered to vote in 2016 using out-of-state driver's licenses.
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In the past six days, we have all aged at least 15 years as we endured rightful outrage, righteous indignation, and an unending stack of thinkpieces about the President's seemingly undiminished ability to make racist, tone-deaf comments.
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But the glut of moving-picture content that inundates our consciousness — to say nothing of the unending gale of news alerts and the squall of social media — makes local film festivals like New York more important than ever.
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Buttigieg sees the path to gun reform running through broad voter support for universal background checks and has argued that a mandatory buyback program would create an unending political war with voters who are uneasy about government overreach.
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During a moment of accidental candor in 2015, McCarthy admitted during an interview on Sean Hannity's Fox News show that House Republicans' seemingly unending investigation of Clinton's handling of the Benghazi attack was about hurting her poll numbers.
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At the same time, it's starting to seem like the Bad Place for Michael, who's trapped in an unending cycle of his own creation, unable to stop an out-of-control experiment, even if he should want to.
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In a Sunday interview, Ford's attorney, Debra Katz, told MSNBC that the "unending" threats have left left Ford unable to return to the home from which she and her family initially fled three weeks ago due to safety concerns.
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Bradbury—a tall, blonde 27-year-old who looks permanently on the edge of unending laughter, wearing a mask of perspiration and in Inter Milan jersey—rightly identifies that his band doesn't line up that vision of the city.
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Realizing that the AI vehicle would not endanger its occupants, the human drivers could serially execute "rolling stops," effectively freezing the AI vehicle in place while the slow-rolling train of human-controlled cars continued unending during rush hour.
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If 225 has divided Democratic politics into a puzzle of litmus tests, stark ideological labels, and an unending referendum on the mistakes of the campaign that made Donald Trump president, then Booker is a jagged piece at the center.
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And when combined with a record one million pre-orders in Korea, paint a picture of a handset that has bucked early concerns that the company would be adversely impacted by a year's worth of seemingly unending negative publicity.
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When she forgets to clean or cook, he feels that she has cheated him out of the retirement he meant to have, and he focuses his rage by consuming an unending stream of Fox News and conservative talk radio.
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"He is a vindictive, nasty figure ... He will attempt to ruin anyone who impedes his unending ambition and he will use anyone bigger than he is - for example, Donald Trump - to get where he wants to go," Shapiro wrote.
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A White House intern friend, exhausted by the unending hours of TV coverage, marched to the video store one night, bought a VHS copy of the movie "Notting Hill" and proceeded to wear it out with almost nightly viewings.
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The conflicts that define his presidency in February of 2018—fights over issues like trade, fights between staff members, the unending fight with the media—were all present exactly a year ago, in the early days of his presidency.
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Finally, colleges must stop trying to have it both ways: Quit selling yourselves to the applicant pool with unending mailings, glossy brochures, slick websites and other promotional efforts, while simultaneously bemoaning how "overwhelming" the odds against admission have become.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Frustrated at an unending flow of migrants across the southern border, President Donald Trump overruled the advice of his two top trade advisers in abruptly imposing tariffs on Mexico, sources familiar with the situation said on Friday.
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The records that hit the mark the best were Castlemania and Drop, each one showing Dwyer's innate ability to write pop music and an unending desire to distort it until it fit in with the rest of their canon.
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Originally inspired by classes Mr. Braxton took on Native American ritual music, his early "Ghost Trance Music" pieces — like Composition No. 181, from 1995 — featured purposely wandering, seemingly unending single-line melodies that unfurled with a pulsing, meditative quality.
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Afternoon turned to evening, and everyone seemed to assemble on the handball courts to share a bottle of Hennessy, as a team of cops glowered from the periphery and threatened citations, the same dramas playing out unresolved and unending.
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"Our Granite City Works facility and employees, as well as the surrounding community, have suffered too long from the unending waves of unfairly traded steel products that have flooded U.S. markets," said U.S. Steel President and CEO David Burritt.
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A sharp decline of the projected deficit for next year to 2.3% of GDP looks problematic in view of a violent and unending social unrest, increasingly dangerous racial strife and political pressures from extreme left and right political parties.
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Since no deal Macron or German Chancellor Merkel can offer it would be acceptable to Europe or the U.S., China is the only power that will support Russia's unending quest for recognition as a great, global and imperial power.
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He points out, "the stock market did not get that much of a valuation benefit when bond yields were so low" beginning in 2011, when investors priced Treasuries for an outlook of unending slow growth and nagging risk of deflation.
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The company is continuously building out new features in an effort to maintain a strong position in its unending rivalry with Instagram, which has successfully replicated much of Snapchat's appeal with Stories, and Facebook, which has found much less success.
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Try having your date despise you so much that they disappear in a cloud of sulfuric black smoke, preferring to be caught dead in an inferno of unending nightmares rather than hang out with you for even one more day.
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But it is probably already too late to carry out the large-scale planning that would have been necessary to move people comfortably and gradually away from the coasts and change the economics of places that are plunging into unending drought.
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It's easy to see why Tillerson was selected: Trump harped all campaign about how businessmen are better negotiators than diplomats, whom he considers to be effete morons, and Trump's only conception of politics is as an unending series of business deals.
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These days, there's such an unending torrent of brilliant TV that it's almost impossible to watch it all and make some kind of overarching value judgement, but the brave souls at the Emmys still manage to pull it off each year.
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For three years, Europeans have watched their British neighbors limp through an unending political crisis that has already claimed two prime ministers, bitterly divided the public, and left the country on the brink of an economically disastrous "no-deal" exit.
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While the character creation system seems most suited to populating the world with an unending tide of crowbar-toting Basshunters and Macklemores, it does allow for male and female characters and provide a small range of faces and skin tones.
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In addition to piles of bud and the talents of new guitarist Ray Suhy (Six Feet Under), the band is powered by Hall and his twin brother, drummer Josh Hall, which makes for an unending array of "seeing double" jokes.
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Their accounts — many relayed here in their own words — reveal unwelcome romantic advances, unending commentary on the female form, a shrewd reliance on ambitious women, and unsettling workplace conduct, according to the interviews, as well as court records and written recollections.
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That is impossible so let's dig deeper on how to change the culture of Black communities that seem to only grow angrier and more desperate without seeing any hope of breaking away from what chains you to this unending cycle.
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Sometime in 1952, Algren delivered a speech at the University of Missouri in which he spoke of the myth of American prosperity, the insanity of McCarthyism, the unending war economy, and the false promise of consumerism, dwelling especially on this last.
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In the city's mean season of terrorist attacks, floods, unending demonstrations and work stoppages, a days-old garbage strike was the latest insult just as the weather warmed and noisy fans poured into France for the European Championship soccer tournament.
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Looming over the other musicians, glaring through narrowed eyes, and singing in a harsh, authoritarian voice, Mr. Page embodied an evil dictator preaching unending war to "keep us free" and to exclude the starving have-nots clamoring to get in.
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God of War feels like a game made by parents, humans who arrogantly concluded they should have the responsibility to usher a child into a dangerous world beset by emerging authoritarianism, growing inequality, and the unending march of climate change.
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Our modern society may be crumbling under the unending weight of our garbage world, but not all hope is lost because a presumably very sweaty person inside a red costume is here to drum our battered spirits back to life.
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Koreans will be quick to tell you that the gray haze steamrolling their city wafts over from China and Mongolia, but the unending parade of cars in this sprawling metro area of over 20 million are probably not entire blameless.
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By this year, various internet arms traders, including many on Facebook, were hawking a seemingly unending assortment of weapons of obvious American origin, including the M4 offered by Hussein Mahyawi, whose Facebook profile spoke of his background in interior design.
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He has claimed that a Mexican judge shouldn't hear a case involving him because of the judge's Hispanic background, described life in black communities as an unending hellscape of crime and poverty, and implied that all Muslim immigrants were potential terrorists.
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Political scientists have documented strong evidence that rocket attacks and suicide bombings lead to increased vote shares for right-wing parties, suggesting that the unending Palestinian conflict has led to a complete collapse of support for Israel's left-wing peace camp.
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Instead, it would be great to have a therapy that locked onto one illness—ideally a therapy that didn't require an unending line of blood donors, and didn't have the risks that come with giving a blood product to a person.
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Whether the next one results in a bemused grin or cross-eyed confusion, I welcome them all—because I'm just one Instagram story behind you in my social media journey to discover my true self through my own unending boredom.
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Brantley in Britain LONDON — When the news you wake up to each morning has the menace of a Rottweiler's growl — with unending stories of civil strife and looming nuclear cataclysm — it is understandable if you feel the urge to retreat.
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Still, the impact of this large-scale health disaster is unending: a study done at Harvard reported unsafe levels of PFAS in the drinking water of at least 6 million people (though researchers believe it may be closer to 100 million).
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In a post on her website, Coulter suggested that the Tuesday meeting with Democratic and Republican lawmakers was the "lowest moment of the Trump presidency," and that the president appeared on the path to endorsing an unending amnesty for certain immigrants.
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Doctors in Italy, where the epidemic is worse than in any place outside China, have been warning that it will cause their healthcare system to collapse as the unending flow of new patients pushes ICU bed capacity to breaking point.
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For local business leaders, such changes promise to turn the region into something like a Napa Valley of whiskey, a place that combines high-end retailing, resort hotels, fine dining and, flowing through it all, an unending river of tourist dollars.
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And, yes, the show's final season had a high body count, mostly of characters who were unfortunate enough to come in contact with Elizabeth when she was on a mission, collateral damage in the seemingly unending war between US and USSR.
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However things unfold, images like those produced on Tuesday and within the Visbility Sustains the Struggle intiative more broadly will testify to an unending struggle for dignity that cannot be contained by the shackles of prison or the fetters of occupation.
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Fed fund futures now price in more than two 25-basis point rate cuts by the end of this year, with one almost fully priced in by July, especially as weak data from the United States and an unending Sino-U.
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Shah is now the coordinating heat officer for the city of five and a half million, in addition to other emergency management duties that result in an unending barrage of calls, texts, and knocks at the door, which he greets with wry forbearance.
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"The governor&aposs failure to produce meaningful reforms, coupled with the Legislature&aposs inability to come to an agreement on its own, highlight the failures of the state&aposs elected leadership to grapple with unending scandals," the group said in a statement.
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With pounding synth-heavy music and a visual style riffing off of anime and cyberpunk, it's an unending stream of big-bad showdowns, the sort of challenging, mano a mano fights usually served up as level or quest climaxes in other games.
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"SB 164 is the latest in a long, and apparently unending, list of bills in Ohio and across the nation that criminalize abortion," said Gary Daniels, chief lobbyist for the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio, in a press release earlier this month.
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The lead up to the hearing has been an unending game of back-and-forth between Apple and the government, and Apple has just lobbed the ball back to the other side of the court one last time prior to the hearing.
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I Want To Log Off Steve Rousseau says social apps have changed the nature of friendship, in ways that make him feel depressed: It's increasingly feeling like if I'm not participating in the unending online conversation, I'm not participating in my friendships anymore.
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He has claimed that a Mexican-American judge shouldn't hear a case involving him because of the judge's Hispanic background, described life in black communities as an unending hellscape of crime and poverty, and implied that all Muslim immigrants were potential terrorists.
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While they are not involved in anything that could rationally be considered terrorism, individuals hostile to the U.S. would use that charge to, at the very least, entangle Washington in an unending round of lawsuits based on questionable interpretations of their actions.
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An older tradition views the wilderness as a desolate wasteland, the frontline in an unending struggle of Man against Nature, pitting empires, nations, and settlers—the assumed standard bearers of civilization—against Indigenous communities, the barbaric denizens of savagery, according to this fable.
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A number of airlines have banned hoverboards, and California has even enacted rules governing their use on the road, but as the CPSC's investigation into hoverboard safety continues, the best and strongest warnings consumers have are these seemingly unending hoverboard fire reports.
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After a 38-year-old woman shot three employees at YouTube's California headquarters before taking her own life, a Japanese online television channel held a panel discussion in an attempt to understand it—and to understand America's seemingly unending epidemic of gun violence.
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It's a days-and-nights book, a detailed, sobersided, but very engaging and at times gripping chronicle of music and society, all of it devoted to the unending drive and conscientiousness that made Toscanini's performances so riveting—and, to some, so repellent.
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Trump has been adamant that his posture toward Beijing is working, repeatedly arguing that the U.S. economy is in a strong position even as some lawmakers and experts worry about the toll of an unending trade war between the world's two biggest economies.
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Nixon not only had no clue how to end the war, at least aside from a program of unending and illegal escalation and diplomatic bank-shots that largely existed in his own mind and that of incoming National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger.
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As for the symbolism of the snake, the story goes, "there will come a time where there will be a black snake, and this snake will be unending in its hunger and it will swallow the land and the people whole," LaPensée said.
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A period piece, a modern setting, an elaborate dystopian future; these weren't storytelling choices, they were meant to signify the ways in which we are doomed to repeat the same conflicts, with the decades and scapegoats mere details, in a tragic unending story.
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In October, as Kavanaugh prepared to hear his first Supreme Court case on the bench, one of Ford's attorneys told MSNBC that her client continued to face the same "unending" death threats that had resulted in Ford and her family relocating weeks before.
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" '"Game of Thrones" Delivers Its Most Cataclysmic Episode' [The Atlantic] "If the idea is that the 'game' itself — the unending contest for the Iron Throne — is broken, well, I imagine every viewer figured that out a few episodes into the first season.
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Yes, you can, and getting to the inevitable conclusion requires you to choke down an unending stream of leaden dialogue, because apparently there's nothing linemen (still an overwhelmingly male occupation, at least in this telling) like better than exchanging self-glorifying phrases.
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Living in the city — especially in metropolises where homelessness is an unsolved, unending crisis — means that at some point in your day, or week, a person seeming (or claiming) to be homeless, or suffering with a disability, will ask you for help.
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Our seemingly unending inability to fathom Pyongyang's true objectives, and our attendant proclivity for being taken by surprise over and over again by North Korean actions, is not just a matter of succumbing to Pyongyang's strategic deceptions, assiduous as those efforts may be.
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While you may be right that hearing the truth will give her acute distress, it's also possible the unending wait is just distress on time-release, especially if you're wearing your ambivalence about kids openly enough for her to pick up on it.
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The fates of Ukraine and Georgia and the spate of unending nuclear threats, overflights and submarine deployments we have seen since 2014 also demonstrates that Putin hardly trails behind Kim Jong Un in the frequency and diversity of his nuclear threat making.
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Earlier this month, Daniele Macchini, an intensive care physician at the city's Humanitas Gavazzeni hospital, posted a widely-shared account to Facebook, in which he described the dire conditions faced by doctors working to treat an unending influx of COVID-19 patients.
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And that also helps sort out why McFarland and the whole Fyre debacle is a subject of such unending fascination, enough to light the internet on fire for a while and to sustain two documentaries about what happened coming out the same week.
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This despite the fact that the two Mexico City-based agents had been the first to alert the Phoenix field division that an inordinate number of the weapons surfacing at violent Mexican crime scenes in 2009 traced back to their office's unending investigation.
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In short, we are probably at one of the most pivotal and politically invigorating moments in the Brexit process and yet, bogged down in the nitty-gritty detail, unending news flow and technical details of Brexit, the public could be forgiven for tiring of it.
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The internet is a land of unending cruelty and unbridled imagination, a place where we can find almost all the information mankind has ever known at a fingertip, and sometimes—when everything lines up perfectly—it will deliver us something we never knew we needed.
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Per Vox, during an interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network—a media group that's become notable for its unending slew of pro-Donald Trump content—Pruitt cited his belief that the Bible tells humankind to exploit the resources of the Earth however they see fit.
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Life outside the Senate might never be the same for the Utah Republican, who became the first senator to vote to remove from office a president of his own party and is sure to endure an unending stream of attacks from Trump and his allies.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On the same day that President Trump initiated a travel ban affecting seven Muslim-majority countries in the name of an unending war on terror, the White House released a prepared statement in honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
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The not-so-subtle underlying message of these products is often one of "You're doing it wrong," whether it's letting you know your hair is tangled, your eyes have crow's feet, or... let's not even get into the unending pressure on women to breastfeed.
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The Fed is starting the fight with a significant disadvantage: It has already breached inflation targets, and it is conducting a strange "market guidance" with an unending flow of confusing and contradictory statements that are merely providing trading fodder for in-out market punters.
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While plenty of his fans offered him their unending support, former One Direction bandmate and pal Louis Tomlinson delivered a burn so great it would definitely scorch every slimy man-killing slug found in those creepy underground tunnels ruining all of the crops in Hawkins.
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Telltale's mistakes — from its reliance on one monolithic vision to its inability to retain its top talent to its brutal and unending crunch — offer a cautionary tale for the wider games industry, where long hours, job insecurity, and unprofessional behavior are too often the norm.
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That would have kept the G-20 as the world's premier economic forum, if such was needed, instead of perverting its original purpose with big boys' unending power plays on acute strategic and security issues in East Asia, Middle East, North Africa and Central Europe.
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The peacekeeping department -- which has been rocked by sex abuse allegations and often unending missions -- was a clear target for slashing after the White House instructed the US mission to the UN to cut its budget for UN programs nearly in half this March.
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Moon is the only South Korean leader to have met a North Korean leader twice, both times in the DMZ, which is a symbol of the unending hostilities between the nations after the Korean War ended in 1953 in a truce, not a peace treaty.
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What pains me, and other liberal Muslims around the world, to see is the unending all-weather friendship between the proponents of this extreme ideology and the pluralistic western governments, the self-proclaimed 'guardians of freedom', to the detriment of the entire moderate Muslim world.
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In the Bronx, he has been an unending source of controversy, repeatedly linked to the use of performance-enhancing drugs and finally kicked out of baseball for all of 2014 for his role in the Biogenesis scandal, which ensnared more than a dozen players.
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This said, though #online is tough for everyone at the minute, it's certainly the case that black people and other people of colour are disproportionately negatively affected by the constant scroll of seemingly unending bad news about race that's ticking down the timeline right now.
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The doublings and redoublings in Elena's and Lila's actions toward each other parallel the destructive and seemingly unending patterns among fathers and sons, a crucial factor in Season 2 when it comes to Elena's childhood crush, Nino (Francesco Serpico), and his father (Emanuele Valenti).
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A decade ago, Qatar inserted itself as mediator into a number of conflicts, including the post-2006 rivalry between the Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas, the Yemeni government's multiple rounds of fighting against Houthi insurgents from 2003 to 2009, and Sudan's unending internal wars.
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But when news breaks on television — as it will in an unending cascade of hearings, stump speeches, debates and grandstanding news conferences from now until at least January 2021 — Fox should be your go-to place to watch, especially if you are on the left.
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For much of the yearlong talks, the Taliban and the United States were fundamentally on the same page: The Taliban wanted the Americans out of Afghanistan, and Mr. Trump has made no secret of his desire to end what he has called America's unending wars.
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Here, he talks about his work in conflict zones, the very different career path on which he started and his unending quest to find a working A.T.M. You were barred from returning to Venezuela and faced online harassment in Colombia because of your work.
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The escalating nuclear rivalry between India and Pakistan, the unending provocations by North Korea's Kim Jong Un, and the US repudiation of both the Intermediate Nuclear Range Forces Treaty and the Iran nuclear deal under President Donald Trump add to the risks of nuclear proliferation.
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A result was an unending series of scandals, even as Mr. Berlusconi's businesses profited and the size of his personal fortune soared, reaching $12 billion by 2005, according to an estimate by Forbes magazine, considered the most reliable guide to the world's wealthiest people.
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Scaling up the demure 19th-century genre of the black-paper silhouette, she brought to elegant, repellent life an unending stream of vicious master-slave narratives — a continuum of violence, abuse and violation that consumed and corrupted almost all parties, regardless of age or race.
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The two men believed that Republican leaders, who publicly praised the appointment of Mr. Mueller, had been beaten into a defensive crouch by the unending chaos and were leaving Democrats unchecked to "pistol whip" the president with constant accusations about his campaign and Russia.
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When Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi wrote and directed the mockumentary "What We Do in the Shadows," they, along with Jonathan Brugh and Ben Fransham, played centuries-old vampires in Wellington, New Zealand, struggling with their unending lives and the quotidian frustrations of modernity.
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Though this eventually took a toll on my family, as a child I always associated my dad's absence with romantic adventure, and this father-son trip to Toronto only deepened my sense that any life away from home was one characterized by rich, unending discovery.
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Or we could talk about some major media outlets "yaaas kween-ing" the sister of North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, or the unending debate on what we should do with the loser of the 2016 presidential election—is she still coughing, and how loudly?
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This is especially true at a time when current events are measured in "hours since Donald Trump last said something stupid," when the #content torrent is so unending and unmanageable that it can lead to "popcorn brain," a difficulty concentrating on extended chains of reasoning.
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Although we should all be thankful for the bridge-building, boundary-breaking, perspective-changing characters like the Mitches and Cams and Steves and Todds of television offer, there is a far richer world to LGBTQ+ fatherhood than an unending plethora of affluent white, or whitewashed, pairings.
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The attack, which targeted civil servants leaving work in the evening rush hour, was the latest in a seemingly unending series of blasts against civilian targets in Kabul and other major cities including Jalalabad, which has seen three major attacks in the past two weeks alone.
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Last year the nation's gun folks got their own cable network, aptly named Gun TV. Boasting the tagline "Home Shopping: Fully Loaded," the channel was home to an unending series of infomercials in which men with small faces and giant belt buckles are constantly fondling artillery.
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And when his one-on-one with Danielle comes crashing to a halt because they have nothing to talk about, he falls back on a monologue about the stress of hometown dates that feels like part of an unending loop of conversations Nick has already had.
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What I once had seen as disturbing was suddenly exactly everything I'd needed: My daughter's ability to ask for me, it turned out, was the antidote to those unintelligible cries that dotted the dark of night and the seemingly unending hours of the day through her infancy.
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It is right to direct attention to the serious problem of antimicrobial resistance, but it is wrong to suggest that an unending supply of antimicrobial agents are simply waiting to be discovered if only the proper funding model can be devised ("Netflix and pills", May 4th).
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Irish Roman Catholicism is in a state of collapse: A seemingly-unending list of reports chronicling the cover-up of widespread abuse in church-run institutions has lapsed much of the country's faith, while mass attendance continues to plummet and almost no new priests are being ordained.
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The Lovings are at the heart of a new film, "Loving," opening this week -- as it happens, during the final days of a loud, divisive election, which itself is taking place in a year that has seen America's unending divisions over race flare again and again.
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Money from the snack foods that are sold to prisoners provides a near-unending source of revenue for the Missouri Department of Corrections—the agency tasked with operating the state's prison facilities—and they are going to great lengths to make sure prisoners buy what they're selling.
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I spent 221 years without setting foot on the island where I was born, I avoid the unending debates about Cuba and I'm aware of what s happening in that part of world only when New York newspapers or newscasts mention it, which is almost never.
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You'll have noticed that this is plainly now America's problem, too, because of the international reach of Russian racketeering and the unending Page 1 controversy of whether or not Donald Trump's campaign may have been susceptible to it on his unlikely march into the White House.
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At the first date of a Horse Lords residency in New York earlier this year, a significant segment of the show was devoted to a solo saxophone excursion that found Bernstein puncturing the silence of a small dark room with an unending torrent of vibrant patterns.
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It seems likely that Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, as the stars of one of the biggest teen movie franchises in the world, were encouraged toward replicating their onscreen romance off-screen to further sell in the idea of true, unending vampire love to Twilight fans.
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Unending tweet barrages, lusting for violence against Democratic speakers, denouncing fire marshals, attacking sacred Gold Star families who have given the ultimate in sacrifice for this great country, calling on America's adversaries to launch cyberattacks against us, lying and flip-flopping multiple times in a single rant.
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Ms. Birch's play, which became a hit for the Royal Shakespeare Company in 2014, has a way of making you question everything you say when it comes to discussing women and their relationships with men, one another and a world in a state of unending upheaval.
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The challenges associated with doing so — exposed in Grozny, Sadr City and now Raqqa — will likely require the U.S. military to increase the number of intelligence platforms it employs and to develop the ability to manage and interpret in a timely fashion the unending stream of data.
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As Matt rightly points out, there were some major flaws in the battle prep we saw in "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," the biggest being Bran not revealing his big secret until late and the Living failing to use him as an unending font of intelligence.
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Just as the existentialists came to prominence in postwar Europe by holding out the possibility of "fiendishly difficult" freedom through choice, an unending but authentic struggle, so might their thinking have a place among people who feel overwhelmed by choice and bereft of authenticity in their lives.
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Beginning with movie mogul Harvey Weinstein and continuing all the way through this morning's revelations regarding celebrity chef Mario Batali, the culture has been rocked by a seemingly unending series of allegations -- and, in many cases, admissions -- of boorish and potentially criminal behavior by men toward women.
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"The last two years of unending revelations, controversies, and damaging missteps combined with a dramatic loss of trust in the company, plus a realization that concentrating so much power in one person is unwise, has led to this vote," said Trillium Senior Vice President Jonas Kron.
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"Caroll was an artistic genius whose kind and loving view of the world helped shape and define Sesame Street from its earliest days in 1969 through five decades, and his legacy here at Sesame Workshop and in the cultural firmament will be unending," the statement said.
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"Caroll was an artistic genius whose kind and loving view of the world helped shape and define Sesame Street from its earliest days in 1969 through five decades, and his legacy here at Sesame Workshop and in the cultural firmament will be unending," the Sesame Workshop said.
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Since mere days after Donald Trump's 2016 victory, an unending stream of op-eds and books have accused "identity politics" — defined loosely as a left-wing political style that centers the interests and concerns of oppressed groups — of driving the country off a moral and political cliff.
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While Pokémon producer Masakazu Kubo has argued the franchise is about the "harmony" between pokémon and people, even the biggest fans know it's really an unending stream of content based on the adventures of unchaperoned and underaged through-hikers refining their skills in fantastical dog fighting.
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Not anymore: with his puckered scowl and his preposterous narcissism, he clinched the Republican nomination with ease, serially vanquishing sixteen rivals rendered hapless by a campaign that made improvisation its organizing principle and fuelled itself on an unending stream of personal insult, racist woofing, and misogynist bile.
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In later decades, the life of a woman is made universal with her stirring teste series — faces rendered in ghostly ink, charcoal, and paint that seem, at first glance, to represent Merz, then, by the sheer volume of this unending series, come to represent all women.
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The contradictory character has the benefit of allowing the articulation of two very different tracks of political thought — one that emphasizes the resilience of black folks in the face of what sometimes seems to be an unending list of systemic privations, and the other that emphasizes our brilliance.
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Based on Kirk's various skills and unending gumption to occupy himself with money-making activities throughout the first seven seasons of Gilmore Girls, we've thought of some jobs that Kirk could have in the four-part miniseries Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, debuting on Netflix Nov. 25.
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Take a step back from the whack-a-mole and unending barrage of scandals and missteps that have beset Trump's young presidency, however, and the idea of impeachment, despite growing calls from Democrats (CNN's KFile has counted 21998 Democrats using the "I" word), seems a long, long way off.
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Even more importantly, the very concept of "community" has changed dramatically in recent years, both with the arrival of significant numbers of orchestrated and persistent harassment campaigns across every platform, and with a seemingly unending election cycle that has made public expressions of white supremacy and misogyny commonplace.
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Since the area opened in 1985, a parade of musicians eager to coax tips from the unending flow of tourists has played songs of peace and love in tribute to John Lennon, who in 1980 was killed not far away, outside the Dakota apartment building where he lived.
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Amidst the unending amounts of allegations being made against men in Hollywood, media, and beyond, Rapp spoke up with accusations against Spacey, saying that Spacey put Rapp on a bed, got on top of him, and made an advance in 1986 when Rapp was 14 and Spacey was 26.
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"The prospect of an unending trade dispute between the world's two largest economies is a nightmare scenario and, despite their respective government officials' comments, both the US and China are seeing a steady deceleration in their domestic growth," said Konstantinos Anthis, Dubai-based head of research at ADSS.
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Perhaps, in this brutal, ruthless and unjust world we live in in 2016—a world of violent unending wars, poverty, shit wages, government surveillance, ISIS, tax havens, natural disasters, and Nigel Farage—to create something that looks truly extreme in comparison to reality has become an insurmountable task.
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An unending drumbeat of propaganda, from both official state outlets and the private media empires of Orbán allies, demonizes refugees and Muslims, warning of an existential threat to Hungarian society and culture — and touting the Orbán regime as the only thing protecting the country from an Islamic takeover.
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While much of the country tries to contend with the unending stream of outrages in the White House, the Senate majority leader is pushing through a steady stream of Trump's far-right federal judges, often breaking precedent and allowing for their confirmations over their home state's senators' objection.
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And on that day When my strength is failing The end draws near And my time has come Still my soul will Sing Your praise unending Ten thousand years And then forevermore Forevermore Ms. Singleton, 46, always knew her son was in for a long wait at the hospital.
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There are references to national tragedies in the unending "supermarket of sorrow," like the Bhopal toxic gas disaster of 1984 and the Gujarat riots of 2002, and a multiplication of alarming anecdotes involving murder, rape, torture and mutilation, as well as more mundane episodes of loss and grief.
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Above all, it increases the likelihood that Trump will be able to sell, even if only modestly, an unpopular war to an American public that has seen far too many soldiers killed, and far too much money spent, to be sanguine about such a confusing and unending conflict.
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Adlon directed all of its episodes (which will ultimately number 10), sharing writing duties with C.K., and what's most notable is how her vision of womanhood (and motherhood) as an unending series of minor crises that keep piling up until they feel like a major one permeates every frame.
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Photo: APModel Chrissy Teigen and singer John Legend got themselves dragged into the stupidest possible controversy this weekend when self-proclaimed "investigative journalist" and far-right activist Liz Crokin, who Twitter in their unending wisdom had decided to give a verified account, accused them of involvement in the debunked "Pizzagate" scandal.
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Unending wars abroad, an economy that only gets worse and worse for the many while the few line their pockets with ever bigger bonuses, and a climate crisis, which, if not addressed pretty immediately, could literally be the end of our species — the time for moderate politics is pretty much done.
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