Much like how new iPads are unmistakably iPads, the Surface Go is unmistakably a Surface.
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And there were not three — there were unmistakably five.
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Some who died were unmistakably intoxicated – like Doug Wiggington.
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Wand is unmistakably born of Southern California psychedelia, but in listening to Laughing Matter's singles, an uncanny familiarity hit me—frontman Cory Hanson's wheezy croon sounds unmistakably like a young Thom Yorke.
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Hotel surveillance videos unmistakably placed Simpson at the crime scene.
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Visually, the MAKERphone is surprisingly cool looking and unmistakably retro.
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It was an unmistakably powerful moment for Safechuck and Robson.
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From a distance, the aluminum finish is unmistakably a MacBook.
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This makes the Nokia 9 unmistakably recognizable at first glance.
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"It's unmistakably Vancouver," says the Vancouver Sun, which should know.
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Some beauty brands are unmistakably (and unapologetically) affiliated with celebrities.
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I'm different recognizably, unmistakably, from one day to the next.
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Unmistakably important, enduringly popular, comfortingly familiar, it's a surefire draw.
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" The jacket and his original were "very similar — unmistakably similar.
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The photo attached to the profile in question is unmistakably Chad.
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They make it unmistakably clear what the quid pro quo was.
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At first glance the Razer Blade Stealth is unmistakably for gamers.
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It's unmistakably Karen Walker, this time in more ways than one.
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The clothes on the racks were mostly informal, but unmistakably Hermès.
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This is a President for whom politics is always unmistakably personal.
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It also unmistakably features the man from the first viral video.
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For Lawrence, that meant calling out the product's unmistakably phallic shape.
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While correlation is not causation, Lott's correlative claim is unmistakably false.
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Noble as he tries to seem, Wiseau is unmistakably a fiend.
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It was what happened an inning later that was unmistakably alarming.
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And Bobby felt, unmistakably, an emanation, the old encoded carnal pang.
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The chain's response was subtle but unmistakably unapologetic: a devil emoji.
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"Newcastle fans' food bank," Corcoran replies, his vowels unmistakably North Eastern.
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Again, the meaning is mysterious and elusive, but here unmistakably fecund.
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Sounds harmless, but this rare interaction is an unmistakably one-sided affair.
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That green tube is unmistakably Clinique — and very flattering, we might add.
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The results are arresting and often exquisite; they are also unmistakably erotic.
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You are done, and you are unmistakably that guy from Risky Business.
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Unmistakably R, for bloody violence and artful but frank, extensive female nudity.
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That's the thing about watching The Who in 2016: It's unmistakably dated.
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"Former @NYTimes editor Jill Abramson rips paper's 'unmistakably anti-Trump' bias."Ms.
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They each unmistakably represent an explicit radical vision of non-western power.
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They are sweet, deep, and complex, and have an unmistakably pure flavour.
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Although unmistakably made from real beef, the quality of it was questionable.
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The mood in the Rubio camp had unmistakably shifted by Monday night.
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Amazon's Alexa, named for the ancient library of Alexandria, is unmistakably female.
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They register as unmistakably alien figures there, looking like refugees from Sgt.
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"The Guardians," unmistakably a war movie, is as quiet as a sigh.
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But the by-election's result unmistakably underlines the political difficulties facing Mrs.
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His home had an austere, siesta-like feel that was unmistakably Barragánesque.
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It was written in nearly unintelligible gibberish, but its tone was unmistakably menacing.
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The style is unmistakably Haring, even in its almost R. Crumb–like lewdness.
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A few scratches and stains, but this thing is still unmistakably a ThinkPad.
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But Cruz is now unmistakably a top contender in the Republican presidential contest.
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The bot is unmistakably based on the legendary scientist who died in 1955.
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But Judge Marbley saw an unmistakably clear and politically motivated pattern of suppression.
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Amid an unmistakably angry Kavanaugh's refutation of these attacks, as well as Sen.
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He might have been incognito except for that unmistakably resonant voice of his.
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It was a wolf's head made of gold, tiny but unmistakably fierce. What?
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It was unmistakably reminiscent of New York City streets, although thankfully, much cleaner.
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For Facebook, it's something distinct, new and unmistakably statelike: a claim of sovereignty.
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We are seeing the scene through an impassive, impartial and unmistakably inhuman gaze.
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"Lift your head up!" she commanded, harshly but unmistakably for my own good.
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His subject looks like a nice man who is, nonetheless, unmistakably Richard Nixon.
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The men depicted were unmistakably Everyman laborers, with rough clothes and strained faces.
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"This is a strange story," says Keith Morrison in his unmistakably wry baritone.
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His projects were big, tangible and unmistakably the work of the federal government.
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The ground in Congress has unmistakably shifted on the question of drug pricing.
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But in terms of business, he's effective in an unmistakably clumsy, Goodellian manner.
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The features of the jaw and teeth are unmistakably human, the researchers said.
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The science is unmistakably clear: the less movement of absolutely everyone, the better.
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Similarly, Jerusalem is unmistakably Israel's capital, whether outsiders accept this fact or not.
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Hawaii – commonly referred to as the travel ban case – unmistakably reached the right result.
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Ravelo "has already staked out an unmistakably hostile position towards Friedman," his brief said.
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It's unmistakably Mortal Kombat-inspired, with a similar countdown, wide angle, and fighting movesets.
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The process of denaming Boalt Hall says to students of color, unmistakably: You matter.
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I should have reminded her of all the ways he is unmistakably her son.
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Even if his albums no longer go platinum, Wall unmistakably remains the People's Champ.
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Stray marinade drips through and the coals sizzle, releasing that unmistakably aromatic saffron smell.
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The logo in the poster is unmistakably a rendering of the continental United States.
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"It's a Greek myth rendered in a way that's unmistakably Etruscan," Mr. Potts said.
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Those tools were found alongside other evidence that unmistakably pointed to hominins, Proffitt says.
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The culmination of these hires is a car that's completely gorgeous but unmistakably Kia.
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Though President Donald Trump is not mentioned by name, he is unmistakably the target.
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It also houses an office, an eat-in kitchen, and an unmistakably elegant garden.
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The way she moves her body is so unmistakably her, never to be emulated.
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Corbyn's rise may not be the cause of it, but it's unmistakably a symptom.
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Letting Pa off the hook and blaming the government was unmistakably the preferable option.
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Its petals are unmistakably striped, with white and red running in flame-like lines.
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Even the arena-size songs, embellished with glossy '90s rock production, sounded unmistakably Irish.
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Griswold has taken the Whitmanesque "I"—"I" as everyone—and made it unmistakably singular.
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Emanating from somewhere deep in the house was an unmistakably pungent, yet unrecognizable, smell.
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It's still unmistakably Animal Crossing, with cute, squat characters and a grid-based layout.
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The House Rules unmistakably leave to the House itself the answer to that question.
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It is unmistakably an engineering feat, but that doesn't mean it's good for people.
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All of Cunningham's dances are dramas; this is one of the most unmistakably so.
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Mangieri makes what is unmistakably the finest sit-down pizza in the five boroughs.
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Still, the Nevada outcome makes it unmistakably clear that Trump is the GOP frontrunner.
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She held up her fingers several inches apart, unmistakably suggesting the length of a penis.
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Any deterioration in what had been considered the firewall is unmistakably bad news for Clinton.
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The fiery speech in a humid aircraft hangar on Florida's space coast was unmistakably Trump.
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All of that is to say, the horror industry is doing unmistakably well right now.
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Her vowels were nasal, her patois unmistakably Brooklyn; she had a gorgeous, frankly Semitic face.
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Borrowing unapologetically from life, Kominsky-Crumb draws with a line that is unmistakably her own.
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Ms. Stewart manages the remarkable feat of being at once convincingly mousy and unmistakably glamorous.
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But in Shelley's time her choice seemed, as it was, deliberate, central, and unmistakably political.
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Varied in style and color, each map is so obviously, unmistakably different from the next.
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Much of his work explores spaces without people, while unmistakably shaped and scarred by them.
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As a cursory glance at the fashion model reveals, the sweater looks unmistakably like blackface.
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Socialism breeds homogeneity, and in a socialist nation, punks can't help but become unmistakably conspicuous.
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Lemieux's all-male protesters fight against, or express support for, something opaque but unmistakably ideological.
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Small by today's standards, yet unmistakably masculine, it's powered by a Japanese Miyota automatic movement.
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There's a thread that runs through all Dave's work, where the sensibility is unmistakably him.
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A generation later their sons were given unmistakably Western names: Richard, Steve, David and Glenn.
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Unmistakably a cougar with that size, short hair, light tan colour and long, thick tail.
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Even if the series is recognizable as TV, it's unmistakably the work of Spike Lee.
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But, as this review of the 22nd-through-34th rounds shows, we are unmistakably there.
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The dynamic composition of models like these is unmistakably important, shaping the player's psychological experience.
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There is an unmistakably Brooksian vibe of a center-right professor at a liberal arts college.
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What the listener gets in return is an unmistakably effective and multifaceted work of non-fiction.
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Randolph has an unmistakably Trumpian quality to him, heightened by the fact that Baldwin plays him.
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He seems affable but shy — there's a slightly anxious undercurrent to his speech — and unmistakably sharp.
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Some of the members of these groups unmistakably play with the imagery and ideology of Atomwaffen.
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It would put us unmistakably on the side of the Chinese people, rather than their oppressors.
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It is lovely and weird, the familiar custard supplemented with a flavor that is unmistakably animal.
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Though their stage presence might suggest otherwise, the girls are still unmistakably ninth and 10th graders.
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Sitting in the middle of the grid, unmistakably, was a toy ship dropped in a sandbox.
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She has demonized Israel, and American supporters of Israel, in terms that are unmistakably anti-Semitic.
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It's unmistakably derived from that of Ohad Naharin, the longtime artistic director of Batsheva Dance Company.
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It also feels a little bit more locked down and tweaked, but still unmistakably Windows 10.
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Death Stranding is unmistakably A Hideo Kojima Game, so let's first talk about the man himself.
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The political shade-serving is squarely, unmistakably, reality TV. It's all but embedded in our DNA.
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This plays out in a collection that is unmistakably Missoni, but earmarked for a new generation.
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The new MasterGraff Structural Skeleton Automatic is unmistakably Graff, yet there isn't a diamond in sight.
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A pair of African-American women engage in investigative tenderness: not overtly sexual but unmistakably intimate.
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At the end of the day this was pop music, classy, sensual, exquisitely artful and unmistakably new.
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Now as far as the actual hot dog look of this case, it's unmistakably a hot dog.
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The central photograph in the show is unmistakably brilliant and, I'd say, somewhat of a modern masterpiece.
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Billed as an anti-corruption sweep, the jailing also feels unmistakably like a purge of political foes.
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When Republicans regained power and held it throughout the '20s, they were unmistakably the party of business.
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His airplanesâ€"unmistakably emblazoned with "TRUMP"â€"became something of a signature, especially during his presidential campaign.
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Swagway is doing its best to redesign and rebrand, even if the Swagtron is unmistakably another hoverboard.
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This dynamic is particularly true in the White House, and unmistakably true in this Trump White House.
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It was both a self-portrait and a work of abstraction, and unmistakably a Wolfgang Tillmans picture.
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One time, I noticed an older man alone with a camcorder unmistakably trained on two underage girls.
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Renaud Lichtenstein, the chair umpire, jumped down, ran to the spot and pointed unmistakably at the line.
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While she is an unmistakably fierce competitor, Ms. Warren is most animated discussing her progressive policy vision.
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At times under Communist Party rule, repression of faith has eased, but now it is unmistakably worsening.
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Running on original PlayStation hardware, the foggy, snowy visuals of that game were unmistakably, iconically its own.
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In Ms. Miller's work, the bodies are unmistakably real, but the art can seem hard to believe.
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J.C. The Colombian group Bomba Estéreo specializes in bare-bones, unmistakably Latin and insinuatingly catchy electronic pop.
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Mr. Gyllenhaal's Seurat may be routinely described as cold and distant, but he's unmistakably a sensualist, too.
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These references are unmistakably and acutely West Coast, all the way down to the cholo-inpsired fashion.
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The bill, whatever form it eventually takes, unmistakably will cut off health insurance for millions of people.
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He expressed it in music with his unmistakably Handelian 1871 choral "Triumphlied," written to celebrate German unification.
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But he has unmistakably shifted the Overton window in the conversation between Silicon Valley and Wall Street.
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It's unmistakably a place run by musicians—not just good ones, but good ones that go way back.
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You just have to bring them together in the right way, and that is perceived unmistakably as meat.
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The face the old guy makes when he takes a whiff is brief, but unmistakably one of disgust.
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It's a boxier design with sharper corners, but the overall look and feel is still unmistakably a BlackBerry.
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If the window is unmistakably closing on players like Samuel Deguara, it's not yet shut all the way.
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In the dream, I wore jeans and a T-shirt, but unmistakably women's jeans and a T-shirt.
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A judge forced the closure of some, while allowing those whose addresses were "unmistakably critical" to remain up.
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There's a silent majority here, a Greek chorus with their voices muffled, and they're unmistakably on Hill's side.
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The sculptures' deformed helms, however, are their only perverse appendages: everything from the neck down is unmistakably human.
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It is unmistakably a Denis Villeneuve film, inviting us to tumble, tense with anticipation, into his doomy clutches.
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Although the countess told me often how much she liked and admired me, I was unmistakably a servant.
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The common adage that the brain is the largest sexual organ is unmistakably at play in aural erotica.
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The fact that the protests are unmistakably "political" does not take them outside the scope of labor law.
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Coinmint's operation has no signage, but if you know what you're looking for, it's unmistakably a Bitcoin mine.
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The architecture — flat-roofed houses in white stucco, accented with sea-glass greens and blues — is unmistakably Mediterranean.
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It's unmistakably upmarket, with packaging in a muted shade of pink that's reminiscent of Gucci's latest perfume bottle.
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The anguish still rises unmistakably from the pages of the deposition, which is now nearly 202 years old.
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I knew it only when the body I loved — my androgynous child's body — turned into something unmistakably female.
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While he had spoken out before about the effects of colonialism, he now made the connection unmistakably clear.
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The meal was unmistakably airplane food but still managed to pack in some flavor and avoid egregious sogginess.
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Though Anthony's work emanates from the folk art idiom, his works are unmistakably original in concept and execution.
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They are works of art, obscurely and yet unmistakably saturated with the passion and personality of their creator.
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President Trump's coin, which many saw on Friday for the first time, is unmistakably different from its predecessors.
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And, for what it's worth, in the company of such recognized greatness, unmistakably, they also hold their own.
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Or will they choose to become knowing participants in what would then unmistakably be a presidential cover-up?
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Despite the near impossible slog of being a rock musician in the modern era, Nance is unmistakably thrilled.
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"The loan agreements were unmistakably structured as a scheme to defraud the investors," the SEBI said in its order.
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Here's the unmistakably bad news for Clinton from the new polls, though — Republican voters are falling behind Donald Trump.
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It's a classy look, though at a 22100mm diameter and a height of 43mm, it's unmistakably a large watch.
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Homecoming stays true to that spirit and carves out a teen experience for Peter that feels so unmistakably familiar.
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Shot through with gray winter light, its visual palette is unmistakably bleak, all bare branches and chilly urban blocks.
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It's a place that looks like it could belong anywhere, but somehow unmistakably belongs to the city you're in.
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It's brimming with philosophy, ideas, and voice, unmistakably Malick from the opening frames — but perhaps it's too much so.
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It was unmistakably her, because although it was past lunchtime she was still dressed in the new white pajamas.
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To me, lamb tastes unmistakably like a living, breathing, gamey animal in a way that no other meat does.
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It is unmistakably an homage to Mr. Sanders's "America" ad, which featured the music of Simon and Garfunkel: Mrs.
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I have always loved the sound of him laughing: soft and comfortable, understated, offbeat, with unmistakably sleek midcentury lines.
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THE AD The voice is the actor Morgan Freeman's, but the theme, "Our Children," is unmistakably that of Mrs.
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Though they're here to support art, Bey's fans are unmistakably focused on the events that drive it as well.
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Organs, strings and accordions meld with guitars, pan flutes, trumpets and high-pitched vocals featuring an unmistakably Andean lilt.
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Colors started creeping back into the frames, gradually but unmistakably: a frilly dress here, a pink-filtered staircase there.
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But its lyrics, about craving an intimacy free from the gravitational pull of traditional gender roles, are unmistakably modern.
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The service unmistakably resembled Facebook, though with some novel additions, including more customized sharing options and group video chats.
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Steven Rattner Last Wednesday, President Trump unveiled his huge tax cut, unmistakably geared to helping business and the wealthy.
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And then there's the larger point that this is unmistakably a Muslim ban, awkwardly tailored to pass constitutional muster.
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Say whatever you want about 13 Reasons, but it unmistakably belongs to Clay Jensen and his portrayer Dylan Minnette.
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Further proof came via a fragment of travertine marble found nearby with Hebrew writing unmistakably associated with a cemetery.
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Her split-second sighs and flicks of her wrist were laden with a thick sarcasm that was unmistakably hers.
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In his speech, Flake made no direct mention of the president, but his jabs were unmistakably aimed at Trump.
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Trump's version, from the current spring collection, created an unmistakably patriotic picture as the couple stood on the tarmac.
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Art's uplifting power is unmistakably real; today, the works of the most original autodidacts feel more compelling than ever.
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Since they were defending 24 seats compared with the Democrats' mere 10, the chamber's opposition party was unmistakably on offense.
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Although still set in medieval times, Bathurst's 2018 Robin Hood is unmistakably targeted towards the trendy progressiveness of young people.
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Whatever color of Beats headphones you choose, even the murdered-out black-on-black option, they're still unmistakably Beats headphones.
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More than most of her contemporaries on "LeftTube," Wynn has a style; her editorial signature is an unmistakably ornate flourish.
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The legacy of the unmistakably American genre today lives on through the art of one woman: Olivia De Berardinis, a.k.a.
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Perhaps that was true, but it overlooked the fact that Sting was unmistakably a major talent in his own right.
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The kid was a zombie, I guess—in Days Gone, they're "freaks"—but this is, or was, unmistakably a kid.
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As I continued to remain silent, I felt her eyes—unmistakably filled with rage—burning the back of my head.
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"We gonna get grimey," he announced in that unmistakably North London accent, commanding the technicians to turn the mic up.
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Baldwin makes the fact and the circumstances of his existence unmistakably clear, and the moral outrage that ensues feels inevitable.
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And what does it say about our own wildly implausible, unmistakably real selves that we are able to do so?
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There are times when a politician firmly and unmistakably puts a foot in his mouth and pays for it dearly.
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But the Siemens-Alstom presence is unmistakably strong in some areas, with signalling posing one of the toughest competition challenges.
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The chef, Eli Kulp, is unmistakably trying to make his mark in New York after making his name in Philadelphia.
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It's created immense headwind to address what is unmistakably a growing global crisis, which if left unaddressed threatens civilization altogether.
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Among the tangle of emerging T-shirt brands riding the skate and streetwear trend wave, the brand feels unmistakably authentic.
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Frank Luntz, a longtime Republican pollster, said the president was "unmistakably the most powerful, influential person" among his loyal supporters.
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First off, the French fries are unmistakably English chips: twice-fried wedges that are steamy and starchy on the inside.
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But those Soundgarden classics unmistakably sculpted the tropes and sounds that we think about when we memorialize the grunge era.
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Yet when these two actresses from different generations shared the stage, they seemed unmistakably cut from the same luxurious cloth.
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We've had some fun "Pandas" from the kiddos, but Mr. Taub brings an unmistakably masterful touch to this interesting genre.
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As the global consequences of human activity have become unmistakably pressing, Burtynsky has connected his photography more directly with environmentalism.
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There was no cauliflower in sight, and yet, when I took a bite, the flavor announced itself unmistakably as cauliflower.
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We explore last summer's controversial Public Theater production in Central Park, in which Julius Caesar was depicted as unmistakably Trumpian.
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All of these looks definitely have something unmistakably Styles-esque about them: the colour clashing, the play with print and texture.
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Merkel was reportedly " livid" at the report, telling Obama that "she unmistakably disapproves of and views as completely unacceptable such practices."
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For Fox, that experience, while unmistakably scarring, was far from a tidy narrative of a sexual predator and his unwitting prey.
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While the character in the video is unmistakably Deathstroke — no one else wears that armor — the video's purpose is less clear.
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Insisting she'd never done it before, she started making statements such as "best lasagna ever" in an unmistakably Fallon-esque manner.
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And the whole time you're surrounded by the beeps and whirrs of machines that sound unmistakably like a TV character's death.
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Subtly but unmistakably, Haley has signaled that she will not side with those desiring to return the party to its establishment.
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For the moment, the company's trademark admonition against evil was being directed at a clear, unmistakably external target: the White House.
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The Caihong-class unmanned aerial vehicle, including the CH-4 and CH-5, look unmistakably like US MQ-9 Reaper drones.
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Bellavance-Lecompte's apartment feels like one such place, and yet it is also strikingly minimalist, restrained and, so, innately, unmistakably Milanese.
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At times, Mr. Trump has been corrected, gently but unmistakably, by the health experts standing next to him at the microphones.
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Now, a week later, one thing has become unmistakably clear: The US and Iran only barely avoided a potentially devastating war.
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The new Louis Vuitton collection had a beachy ease, a look that in the eyes of this viewer seemed unmistakably American.
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"The letters were a bit shaky, but they were unmistakably O-L-A," the other prisoner later recalled in a memoir.
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Born to a Lebanese mother and an Iranian father—both immigrants—I felt authentically American and unmistakably Muslim and Middle Eastern.
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And for good measure, simply crush the leaves or stems; if they smell unmistakably of garlic, you have the right one.
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And though Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont was not present on Monday, the imprint of his presidential campaign was unmistakably present.
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Tribe insists this means that the "House rules unmistakably leave to the House itself" when to submit an impeachment for trial.
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Or would they choose to become knowing participants in what would then unmistakably be a presidential cover-up of historic proportions?
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The two men of "Two Men" are naked from the waist down and holding each other in an unmistakably homosexual embrace.
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Unlike those games of my youth, though, Moon Hunters has both playable characters and NPC's that are unmistakably people of color.
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The language of statements like these is heavily vetted, and this one may be polite, but it is unmistakably a non-endorsement.
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She says she's playing a raceless cyborg, but she is an unmistakably white actress working in an industry that privileges white stories.
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Boba Guys, a national brand known for its artisanal take on the Taiwanese tapioca-filled drink, is another unmistakably Asian-American product.
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But Sanders' political platform is unmistakably moral, scholars say, and it draws more deeply on faith teachings than even he may know.
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Bearing the Republic of Gamers branding and an unmistakably gamer-oriented design, the ROG Phone is Asus' answer to the Razer Phone.
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In gardens, the scent of frangipani carries on the damp breeze; in cities, that unmistakably Indian blend of ordure, asphalt and spice.
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Feuds, especially in Hollywood, are unmistakably fun, so it's somewhat understandable that the lore of Kim K. versus Beyoncé is out there.
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The unmistakably critical eye the movie lends to parents who straighten their children's hair goes a step further than other notable commentaries.
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Clinton anoints the former president as her partner on economic issues, she is moving unmistakably away from some of his major policies.
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Combined U.S. efforts on trade policy and augmented CFIUS power to slow or stop deals is unmistakably targeted at China's economic model.
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But the carricante wines can be unmistakably saline, particularly those from the Milo region, and that is only part of their appeal.
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In every country, Coca-Cola uses unique advertising to appeal to vastly different cultures, but every ad is still unmistakably for Coke.
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"Legend" and "Preach" display all of his signatures, and "With You"'s out-of-tune, whirring synths sound unmistakably like Party's work.
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The twins watched a security guard pull a woman in the unmistakably bland attire of a retail worker out by her armpits.
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But the Urus is unmistakably a Lamborghini, with low lines, pronounced rear fenders and the top-end performance of a sports car.
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That murder ballad, for instance, was sung in unmistakably traditional style — somber and lingering — by Jarlath Henderson, who is from Northern Ireland.
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Where, a minute or so in, did those unmistakably Spanish dance rhythms come from, in the middle of a Finnish-themed evening?
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Despite the aggressive hues, it was still unmistakably jewelry, and no boy in Glasgow could wear it without fear of swift violence.
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SEVERAL PASSENGERS in one carriage of an "L" train, rattling south on the underground line to Chicago metro station, are unmistakably bourgeois.
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Yet even with these limitations, the quality and quantity of research on gender transition are robust, showing unmistakably that it's highly effective.
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" Elinor looks up at one point to see Paul glance around, "and the expression on his face was, unmistakably, one of relief.
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But the changes being pushed through in Raleigh were unmistakably propelled by the importance of college sports, particularly basketball, in North Carolina.
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Beneath the jauntiness and good humor there is an unmistakably elegiac undertone to this film, an implicit acknowledgment of lateness and loss.
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One sustaining pleasure of her films is that they don't neatly fit into boxes, including feminist ones, even while being unmistakably feminist.
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But if he wins, it will be unmistakably clear that the Trump phenomenon is for real — and an incredible media frenzy will ensue.
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Earlier, the white horse (or pale mare, if you really know your GoT history) unmistakably belonged to Harry Strickland of the Golden Company.
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But the way Lane expressed them — calling his parents leftist pedophiles, of all things — was the unmistakably specialized discourse of his Manichean subculture.
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The company has optimized all of its mobile apps for Chrome OS, but they still feel unmistakably like mobile apps—not desktop ones.
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Whether you're an architecture buff or Flintstone fan, there's plenty to enjoy during a weekend getaway at this cozy, and unmistakably creative, spot.
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Once the United States unmistakably reiterates and acts to affirm its commitment to Israel, others will take notice and reorient their policies accordingly.
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Ms. Akerman's movies are unmistakably personal in the rigorousness of their formal design but also in their motifs, with each informing the other.
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The company's advertising looks different in each of the over 200 nations where it operates — but the ads are still unmistakably for Coke.
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Just as Alien and Aliens were unmistakably products of their directors' ideas and aesthetics, Alien 3 is a product of Fincher's unique vision.
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But tiny home bathrooms are unmistakably small — some merely the size of a bathroom stall or an airplane lavatory — and hard to clean.
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As a black man looking in from the outside, I was curious about what an actor who's unmistakably South Asian thought about this.
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A Détacher clothes are that, but they are also unmistakably feminine, slyly flattering (Kowalska is an expert draper) and, most notably, deeply creative.
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Unmistakably, he was simply exhibiting for himself alone the joy he felt at playing such sensational stuff when nothing less would have done.
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Adding insult to painted-injury, Mr. Smith's cheerily banal subjects and electric palette unmistakably conjure emoji and other icons of the digital age.
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On the other hand, the approaches to scholarship and teaching favored by Ms. Morrison unmistakably opened the canon to new agendas and values.
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With great subtlety, Seurat unmistakably indicates class differences as well as a range of intimacies, creating one of the painting's most naturalistic moments.
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She sings "Macavity: The Mystery Cat" while sprinkling catnip on the surrounding Jellicles in what is unmistakably a British accent (thanks, Joe Alwyn!).
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There was a slight drop-off in votes for Tennessee, North Carolina, and Arkansas, but they're all still unmistakably Southern by readers' standards.
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In an unmistakably German accent, he informs me that he has tried cacao once before—in an indoor swimming pool with drum circles.
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The Serranos are made of suede with a padded tongue and rubber sole, while they are unmistakably iconic with their '70s track-inspired style.
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JG: You can feel that in the shirts and in the Instagram and in the videos that you're doing, it's unmistakably Montreal skate culture.
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Making this show — the one that's the bellwether of an industry Americans have loved since Ed Sullivan debuted in 1948 — is, however, unmistakably grueling.
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The right staircase would be a little bit dramatic, but also unmistakably gritty, the kind that no one would confuse with a tourist destination.
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Their dynamic is unmistakably a classic mother / adult-daughter pairing, with both women alternating protectiveness and exasperated I-know-what's-best-for-you bossiness.
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The film is unmistakably the Disney version of the story, with anything potentially problematic or offensive sanded off and replaced with soft, pastel CGI.
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While acknowledging Harry's tragic backstory, the first entries place the emphasis on magic, monsters, and confrontations between the obviously good and the unmistakably evil.
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Rights group Amnesty International said evidence pointed to a "mass-scale scorched-earth campaign" across the north of Rakhine that was unmistakably ethnic cleansing.
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"THIS is a message to David Cameron," begins the unmistakably British-accented rant, "oh slave of the White House, oh mule of the Jews".
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Putting their own unique twists on the white fuzzy jacket craze, Kylie and Kendall Jenner selected looks that were unmistakably "them" — and surprisingly affordable.
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A quick cross-section reveals a sick textural trifecta: the thick outer rind, the gooey creamline, and the flaky, cakey, and unmistakably dank insides.
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Later in the evening, the two star in one of the most awkward, hilariously sad, unmistakably honest sex scenes in the history of cinema.
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"Its distant origins might have been British, but we felt this plaid was unmistakably more modern, playful and ultimately very American," Mr. Vevers said.
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He had helped found an association, called "100% Made in Italy," that focussed on insuring proper labor practices, but his rhetoric was unmistakably nativist.
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De Chirico's paintings are always unmistakably his, which is to say that the claim that, circa 1920, he lost his style cannot be correct.
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Its video opens with an unmistakably West Coast statement: young men shaking their dreadlocks in the hazy sun as the beat rattles the frame.
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It can be hard to determine which one(s) are present on a song at any given time, but they are all unmistakably Future.
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The album was a perfect storm of songwriting, right from its unmistakably downtrodden intro to all the lyrical themes of wistful nostalgia contained thereafter.
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It was an exhibition of inmate art, and one of the works—a portrait of Sherlock Holmes, blank-faced and inscrutable—was unmistakably his.
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This one is an entirely different animal to the first: the sauce is thick and unmistakably meaty, although still with that mildly picante kick.
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Although she admits that "art history is not a precise science," her own approach is unmistakably fine-tuned, and she is an inventive thinker.
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In a 1997 interview with The Telegraph, the British newspaper, Ms. Caballé gave voice to what was unmistakably the guiding ethos of her life.
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As Taylor correctly concludes, Hurston and Hughes were the first American writers to create great bodies of work that were unmistakably — and proudly — black.
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Brigitte Bardot wrote a letter — in English, but with an unmistakably French cadence — beseeching the environment minister to stop what she called animal genocide.
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Sometimes one can wake up from a mid-flight snooze and not know which country is below, just that one is unmistakably over Europe.
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The movie takes up, indirectly and perhaps inadvertently but powerfully and unmistakably, a subject that has lately reinserted itself dramatically into American political discourse.
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"Even when the audience is induced into fits of uncontrollable laughter, they're still unmistakably the butt of his big joke," IndieWire's David Ehrlich said.
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But their words have been unmistakably directed at her, rejecting the charge of "dual loyalty" that she was accused of invoking in her comments.
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In medieval Islam, these belligerent verses were taken as the pivotal ones by the mainstream jurisprudential tradition, which unmistakably grew under conquest-hungry empires.
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So while there is Democratic strength because of the urban mix of college campuses, organized labor and racial minorities, this is unmistakably red America.
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The speck became a dot, the dot became a dash, and the dash, unmistakably, a boat: silhouetted human forms crowded on a rubber dinghy.
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And even though the album fits my requirement of "no voices allowed," the compositions are all emotive in a way that feels unmistakably human.
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His songs relied on multitracked synthesizers and programmed, metronomic rhythms, yet the tracks were also infused with unmistakably African highlife, funk and Afrobeat grooves.
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The photos are unmistakably in keeping with Mr. Cattelan and Mr. Ferrari's signature style: witty, vibrant, meticulously composed and just this side of surreal.
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Yet such claims look questionable, not to mention self-serving, after reading historic accounts of teahouses and the unmistakably democratic impulses that sometimes moved customers.
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Unfortunately, Cohen is off-screen, so we don't get a look at the character he's playing during the interview, but the voice is unmistakably his.
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The result is an unmistakably luxurious interior befitting a $2495,2995 SUV, complete with a new infotainment system that won't show its face in any Honda.
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Its features—the two that it has—are unmistakably African: wide, flat nose and full lips, marks of beauty for some and derision for others.
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However, even if crude supply moves unmistakably into balance, markets will still have to work through record stocks of refined products, particularly gasoline, Kloza said.
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But outside the pale stone of the Supreme Court building, set against a cloudy sky, the protesters' teal — and, in effect, their message — popped unmistakably.
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In January 2016, Chyna posted a picture of herself being embraced by an arm that was unmistakably Rob's, marking the beginning of their romantic relationship.
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Leftism—actual leftism, as opposed to the kind of moderate liberalism that has defined the Democratic Party for a generation—is unmistakably on the rise.
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From where I'm sitting, the message is unmistakably clear: Elman is telling his old colleague to mash his foot down hard on the gas pedal.
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As we spoke, his mother mostly interpreting, he was able to raise his voice just enough to unmistakably utter the words, "Ryan is my hero."
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On the other side, API testimony promoting natural gas and comments from wind and solar groups is slightly less explicit, but unmistakably signals their concern.
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With the U.N. vote and Kerry's speech, the Obama administration has put itself on the record as having unmistakably warned Israel of its self-demise.
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The table has been set: a spread of ribs, intestines, chunks of meat and, last but not least, a grilled head unmistakably of a dog.
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Our history has moved in that direction – slowly at times, but unmistakably thanks to generation of Americans who refused to give up or back down.
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Zedd searched far and wide for the perfect voice to sing on "The Middle" before he happened upon Morris, who was unmistakably a country artist.
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The fact that the "dipping cocoa" that came with the free-form doughnuts at dessert tasted unmistakably of soy milk hardly stopped me from dipping.
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He is also unmistakably American: a native New Yorker and a committed fan of football (the Giants), baseball (the Mets), poker, and jazz (Charlie Parker).
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Buzzcocks, Generation X, and the Undertones were unmistakably pop-punk bands by today's definition of the term, but in 1978, the distinction wasn't so clear.
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Our history has moved in that direction — slowly at times, but unmistakably — thanks to generations of Americans who refused to give up or back down.
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But we'll always have "I, to the World," a jazzy and unmistakably 1980s quartet featuring Joe Morton ("Scandal") and the much-missed tenor David Carroll.
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Trump has taken questions regularly from reporters in the briefing room and has been unmistakably more transparent than the Chinese government while combating the coronavirus.
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If it were not clear before, it has become unmistakably clear now: Right-wing misinformation is a direct and immediate threat to the American public.
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They didn't have to — they unmistakably targeted black citizens, who were poorer, less educated, and more likely to be arrested and convicted of minor crimes.
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If we're being generous to the design, one clear benefit is that the 7 Series is unmistakably the big, brash car in the BMW lineup.
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The affirmation of a broad CFIUS reach, enabled by substantial new funding and personnel, unmistakably sets a tone of aggressive federal oversight of foreign investments.
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Her call was fairly quickly heeded, thanks in part to her urgency and clarity and thanks in part to events that unmistakably proved her right.
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The song's borders are intentionally blurred—thematically, structurally—but what Lacy feels is unmistakably obvious: the connection he has to his unnamed partner is no illusion.
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But despite being super thin, and light, and scant on the plastic casing found in cheaper laptops, the Yoga 23.0 is unmistakably the budget Yoga device.
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But even if Samsung is being conservative with the S8's hardware, the device is unmistakably a Samsung phone and doesn't look like anything from Apple.
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With his State of the Nation address, Orbán again unmistakably positioned himself as the central opposition to the fundamental values of the current European status quo.
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The sound is unmistakably dark and reminiscent of dubstep, twinned with suggestive and sinister lyrics that wouldn't sound amiss on a Shackleton, Appleblim or Pinch record.
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It's a retro-futuristic darling that echoes road racers of the early 1900s while unmistakably looking like a car that won't exist for decades to come.
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Even if you don't have synesthesia, the pastel color palette on MILK comes across unmistakably through its love story, which, ICYTWAT explains, is true to life.
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Ken Ivory, who sponsored the 2016 law, told BuzzFeed News that it was "unmistakably" lawmakers' intention to make the elimination of the statute of limitations retroactive.
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"We'll use our strong established hits in the fall and Super Bowl LI in winter to launch a diverse slate of shows that are unmistakably Fox."
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Muriel embarks on a conscious awakening in California; in an unmistakably yonic episode of foreshadowing, her new neighbor Sandra gives Muriel her first Mission Valley olive.
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Octopus and the Coral (Virgilio Martínez; Central; Lima, Peru; 2014) may have followed the same naturalistic impulse as the Forest, but the sauce was unmistakably Peruvian.
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"It has been made unmistakably clear to the Iranian side repeatedly that such unacceptable behavior will have consequences," the German foreign ministry said at the time.
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She may be "more outgoing" than her "reserved" big brother Prince George, but Princess Charlotte was unmistakably shy on her first day of school on Thursday.
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Using naturally leavened dough and a short shopping list of ingredients, Mr. Mangieri makes what is unmistakably the finest sit-down pizza in the five boroughs.
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While the original design portrayed a rodent with a comb-over and dressed in a suit and extra-long tie, the finalized inflatable is unmistakably Trump.
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Inge is unmistakably the second fiddle — a self-effacing man whom we barely get to know, though the emotional payoff in Act II depends on him.
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Americans may have got out of the habit of talking about their economy as a success story, but from a European perspective it unmistakably is one.
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All those old feelings are rushing back, for him and for "Twin Peaks" fans, and for a second there, Kyle MacLachlan's voice shifts unmistakably in kind.
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Oddly, then, what is unmistakably an electoral triumph may also leave him in a somewhat tight spot, should the Greens look like the only viable partner.
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One photo shows dozens of them posing in front of one phenomenally large sequoia — a tree so unmistakably magnificent they named it the Karl Marx Tree.
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This sushi reflects the American region where it is made, incorporates the Korean background of the chef making it and still has an unmistakably Japanese spirit.
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Juul also appeared to mimic tobacco industry marketing, creating ads that look unmistakably similar to cigarette ads, according to another analysis by the same Stanford group.
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A modest 28 x 28 inches in size, and in what appears to be excellent condition, it portrays what is unmistakably the likeness of the artist.
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" IAN LYNGEN, HEAD OF U.S. RATES STRATEGY, BMO CAPITAL MARKETS, NEW YORK "Today's trade has unmistakably been about China's response to the most recent round of tariffs.
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The budget put forth by the White House for fiscal year 2018, which Pruitt defended before Congress, signaled an unmistakably hostile intent to those inside the agency.
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Samsung Bixby is unmistakably a competitor to Google Assistant, executing voice commands from the user, automating some basic tasks, and generally performing the Alexa / Siri / Cortana role.
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Unlike in New York, where gentrification can don the fig leaf of bohemia, the march of money and white people into DC's black neighborhoods is unmistakably corporate.
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This was unlikely, since Tuz Khurmatu is unmistakably split: while Kurdish Peshmerga forces control a Kurdish half, Iran-backed Shi'ite paramilitary groups (PMF) control the Turkmen neighborhoods.
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And while he didn't overtly say "Yup, this is mine," the projection â€" from its sassy voice to the text font used â€" is unmistakably his work.
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And what she zoomed in on was unmistakably an Android e-mail application, on what appears to be a Samsung tablet, possibly the new Galaxy Tab S3.
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The 4-foot-long skull featured a keyhole-shaped opening that paleontologists said was unmistakably the squamosal bone of the enormous carnivorous vertebrate, according to Burke Museum.
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Those unmistakably wintry flavors combined with the holiday cup design will make it hard for even the biggest Grinch to be grumpy during this time of year.
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As with that film, Black Panther feels unmistakably like the franchise it belongs to, while also distinguishing itself as the product of a unique and distinct vision.
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Just kidding — it's just Katy Perry's dystopian cotton-candy colored amusement park, Oblivia, which is filled with PVC-wearing twentysomethings, "wasted zombies," and unmistakably Black Mirroresque elements.
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It is the minister of God with powers to revenge, to execute wrath, including wrath by the sword, which is unmistakably a reference to the death penalty.
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The green floral dress was unmistakably similar to a dress Diana wore in 1981 during a rehearsal for her wedding to Prince Charles at St. Paul's Cathedral.
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In "Small in the City," he shows us how a young child navigates a city — it's unmistakably Toronto — with deep knowledge of all its nooks and crannies.
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With many in its commercial art world supporting the position that Britain should remain in the European Union, a pall has unmistakably been cast over the proceedings.
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The house where Rachel's college friend Peik Lin (Awkwafina) lives with her upper-middle-class parents is unmistakably garish and gaudy — Versaille-inspired, her mother cheerfully explains.
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When Tata prepares a massive feast for the entire family, it feels unmistakably like "The Last Supper" with a mustachioed martyr at the head of the table.
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Alessandra Ferri, returning to the role of Juliet at 53, on Thursday, was recognizably the same dancer she was 10, 20, 30 years ago — and unmistakably different.
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Unable to find out what they could be, these Clippers instead proved what they were: gallant and unimpeachable, beautiful in their own way, and unmistakably a team.
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It signals that the investigation is a serious one, and that any move to get rid of him would unmistakably be a move to interfere with it.
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The Feddens, while seemingly a tolerant bunch, make it subtly but unmistakably clear that Nick's being gay is perfectly all right — so long as it's never discussed.
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But "Burning" unfolds like a mystery of human behavior, with Yeun a particular standout as a charming yet unmistakably sinister chaos agent with a Cheshire cat grin.
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He has playfully slipped some Japanese touches into other unmistakably French dishes, like appetizers of duck rillettes with a wasabi hollandaise and escargots seasoned with shiso butter.
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But peaceful as the hipsters were, they were also unmistakably Western and urban—precisely the demographic on which Putin blamed the mass protests of 2007 and 2012.
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Even so, the Cubs continued to scuffle early on Tuesday night, although they were facing a starting pitcher, Robert Gsellman, who has had an unmistakably miserable season.
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That may be true of the recipes, but the template of the menu comes unmistakably from ABC Kitchen, all the way down to the whole-wheat pizzas.
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An unmistakably contemporary "Aida," like the brutal one Calixto Bieito directed in Basel, Switzerland, in 2010, would have set the opera's struggles uncomfortably right here, right now.
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But that's just what happened on Thursday, when German Chancellor Angela Merkel implicitly, but unmistakably, ripped into President Donald Trump in a speech at the German parliament.
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"The drumbeat of closures across the space is now becoming unmistakably louder as supply growth (unit) in excess of demand growth (employment) continues to pressure same-store traffic."
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The listing doesn't have many details, but the app apparently requires the as-yet unannounced iOS 11 and its icon is unmistakably that of a macOS-style folder.
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" However, the Trademark Office denied the application in saying it could "falsely suggest a connection" with the Mets pitcher, who was "uniquely and unmistakably" known as "Tom Terrific.
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Long since over both rockers and mods, Babitz relishes the human form with fresh hunger, rhapsodizing about Magic Johnson and a woman bodybuilder through an unmistakably female gaze.
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Berninger isn't always so strikingly direct; "Squalor Victoria" is slippery in its meaning, but, with its tongue-in-cheek white-collar discontent, it's unmistakably channeling a similar sentiment.
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A great deal more is recognizable as original Arthur Conan Doyle material, but tweaked: Sherlock, played by Yūko Takeuchi, is slender and eerie and brilliant, but unmistakably female.
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Their vision is unmistakably forward-thinking, with each new collection functioning a bit like a software upgrade in which the approach is refined and new features are added.
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The polo silhouette itself is unmistakably retro — and the teams at Opening Ceremony and Lacoste played on that sense of nostalgia via '70s-inspired detailing, colors, and stripes.
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Kanter is unafraid of his own ambition and has long established himself as a productive professional, someone who can unmistakably affect his team's culture without taking it over.
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Hearing the slang, the patois, the rhythms of speech, seeing rudeboys bopping street with that unmistakably Yardie* lean, eating the patties… and of course, listening to the music.
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None of that applies to Ms. Coppola's film, which is less interested in battling repression than in observing its mechanisms and arguing, quietly and unmistakably, for its virtues.
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However many different faces the city might present to the camera — dressed up or roughed up, gritty or glamorous, tragic or madcap — it remains always and unmistakably itself.
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However, the entire rest of the song is one long, over-the-top ode to what is unmistakably a relationship between two rich and powerful people, so Mrs.
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What convinced him about the Venus, which he had followed for many years, was "technological and scientific analyses, which unmistakably corroborate the 16th-century date," the Uffizi said.
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Eastern time trade deadline, it's far more likely that it was the unmistakably loud "sell the team" chants that greeted Dolan in last week's home loss to Memphis.
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But he looks and sounds unmistakably like Harvey Weinstein, even though we only hear his voice kind of muffled and see him out of focus, from the back.
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But they're all made to be unmistakably different games, not unlike (though obviously a bit different from) what you might find available for an Atari or NES console.
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That's why military leaders around the world, including U.S. service chiefs, have made it known that, despite Trump's unmistakably political move, they don't support anti-LGBT military discrimination.
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It is set mainly in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Paris, Kentucky, the so-called Thoroughbred capital of the world, but its real geographic extent is unmistakably that of America.
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"I can imitate the female's wing flip with a snap of my fingers," Attenborough says in his unmistakably husky voice in this clip from a BBC program below.
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He needs to make unmistakably clear that he wants them to pass the AHCA, and that failing to do so would be a major defeat for his presidency.
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Also, though it's far from the point of 9JKL, with Feuerstein, Gould, and Lavin leading the show, there's a refreshingly and unmistakably Jewish sensibility to the entire endeavor. —J.
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The tops are styled to look like the crispy breading of a piece of fried chicken, while the soles are unmistakably designed to resemble the famous KFC chicken bucket.
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And with the advent of the Trump administration, the death knell of Palestinian statehood has been unmistakably sounded as Washington shifts radically rightward in step with the Israeli government.
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Still, the beeps and scratchy bursts are unmistakably recognizable to anyone who's heard the audio of Armstrong's "one giant leap for mankind," pushing into the present from the past.
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"His production spoke for itself, but his daily attitude, unmistakably positive energy wherever he went and toward whoever he touched will never be forgotten," Belichick said in a statement.
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She is a woman, unmistakably, in the first image, albeit with chest hair, while the second and third images render her as a man in varying degrees of acquiescence.
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If you look at the congressional debate surrounding the amendment, which passed in 1967, you'll see that it was designed to remove people who were clearly and unmistakably handicapped.
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For much of this time, laconophilia was a relatively benign ahistorical myth, but Spartan admiration unmistakably turned malignant in the late-nineteenth century with the advent of scientific racism.
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While La Colombe is unmistakably a fine dining restaurant, it has an atmosphere that's just as inviting to vivacious parties of five as it is to quieter, solo diners.
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" I've added the emphasis there, because this "restore past glory" is unmistakably a reference to Republican national poll leader Donald Trump, whose campaign slogan is "Make America Great Again.
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It's been regularly placed in the top 50 of several "Best Albums of All-Time" lists and inspired countless musicians to combine their poetry with an unmistakably punk attitude.
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Yes, the puffs of meringue bobbing in lime crème anglaise are browned, but this is unmistakably the dessert that has disappeared into the mouths of a million French citizens.
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The result is a style that she modestly calls no style at all, but is nevertheless unmistakably hers: transparent and alert to all the nuances of the seemingly ordinary.
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"I consider the characterisation of the subject matter of these proceedings as inherently and unmistakably political to be beyond plausible dispute," McCloskey said in a 68-page written judgement.
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"I consider the characterization of the subject matter of these proceedings as inherently and unmistakably political to be beyond plausible dispute," McCloskey said in a 68-page written judgment.
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A still-life arrangement occupies the foreground, but the picture's focus is unmistakably the blonde, whose serene stare and relaxed hand placement are electrified by a neon green dress.
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Negan fancies himself a liberator in the garb of a thug, but his behavior after his long-awaited return to the Savior compound is unmistakably that of a brute.
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But this is unmistakably the result of C+A slapping a new coat of paint on a two-year-old idea in hopes of tapping a new vein of nostalgia.
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The same could be said of the Pixelbook which is decidedly Google, or even the Galaxy S10 Plus which is unmistakably Samsung (the Bixby button is a dead give away).
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First of all, for all its concept-y scoops, slants, and edges, the Terzo Millennio is unmistakably a Lamborghini, especially when you look at it dead on from the side.
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Unlike all the other FAANGs, which are global but unmistakably American, Netflix is becoming truly international: it makes TV shows in 21 countries, dubbing and subtitling them into multiple languages.
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A whole lot of other candidates are trying their luck: Finally, one thing the debate will make unmistakably clear is that there are a lot of Democrats in this race.
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Still, the tone was unmistakably dovish with minutes showing the policy-making committee discussed whether to ease at the meeting and agreed a move would likely be needed in time.
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Bruggink wrote in his finding that the faces of the two statues were "unmistakably" different and that Davidson was entitled to damages after the image was used without his permission.
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Plato steps in and out of the play's flashback structure, engaging with Socrates or, standing aside, offering a retrospective narration to an unnamed pupil who is unmistakably the young Aristotle.
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What had seemed a drab, provincial, gray place in the nineteen-seventies was by the two-thousands unmistakably a world city, a hub of great energy and color and brashness.
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It has a sound that is unmistakably hedonistic and decadent, made up of over the top lines of synth and grooving bass, 4/4 drumbeats, and the occasional string section.
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Even with its tongue planted firmly in cheek, "The Misandrists" is an unmistakably political film, but its aims are not to echo the goals of the fictional Female Liberation Army.
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" Darcy adds: "It is true that Trump has taken questions regularly from reporters in the briefing room and been unmistakably more transparent than the Chinese government while combating the coronavirus.
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But a number of Russian analysts called it inconceivable Ms. Veselnitskaya would have bypassed her own government to deliver what are now unmistakably official allegations to an American presidential campaign.
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Her skin was unmistakably lightened, and her hair style changed — a depiction that has prompted criticism in Japan, where she has challenged a longstanding sense of cultural and racial homogeneity.
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Most of the men wore their hair buzzed close on the sides and long and floppy on top, separated by a severe side parting that seemed unmistakably evocative of Hitler's.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's services industry is its gloomiest since the 2009 financial crisis, due to an "unmistakably negative" impact from Brexit uncertainty, the Confederation of British Industry said on Monday.
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But in two small canvases included here, he pushed almost all the action toward the edges — like Madiha Umar's watercolor, they unmistakably recall the irregular vertical movements of cursive writing.
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Wand is unmistakably born of Southern California psychedelia, but you may also notice that frontman Cory Hanson's wheezy croon sounds a hell of a lot like a young Thom Yorke.
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In Austria, Maid Café Vienna isn't satisfied with serving tea to convention geeks—they want to open a permanent café based on the Japanese model, but with unmistakably Viennese elements.
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The bigger picture here is that Trump's actions over the past few days have sent an unmistakably clear signal across the government, and among those who will soon staff it.
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Yeah, it's got an RGB keyboard too, but it also comes in bright silver or vibrant red, and possess a supercar like design that marks it unmistakably as a gaming laptop.
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In a very confident move, the CSA invited journalists to sample the Perspective menu in a small conference room, where I met Hirsch, that smelled unmistakably like cat food upon entering.
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The tweet was unmistakably racist, and the worst and most self-immolating result of Barr's belief in the batshit QAnon conspiracy theory, in which Jarrett, a powerful Democrat, is a character.
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Still, Mueller's decision-making around the highest-profile criminal investigation into a president in decades is unmistakably important, and could be viewed as a model for similar future investigations to follow.
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Most if not all agreed that those calls sounded unmistakably human — and according to Google's response to reporting by The New York Times, there's a 25 percent chance that they were.
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The shadowy aesthetic and self-contained vignettes of "Tales and Legends," which had its premiere at the Théâtre de Nanterre-Amandiers, are unmistakably his, yet he also explores intriguing new ground.
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Despite his supporters' anxiety, the mood inside his campaign is unmistakably confident: Its status as thoroughbred underdog, prepared to outperform but not to win outright in Iowa, seems to suit him.
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On a key primary night with elections also held in Maine, Virginia, Nevada and North Dakota, the results in South Carolina were an unmistakably positive referendum on President Trump&aposs tenure.
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There were 11 photos total being held up by family members who had lost loved ones, and all of the photos bore Trump's unmistakably scrawled signature in large-tipped black pen.
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Dark Foreigner's art and references to the Northern Order unmistakably turned up in Ottawa earlier this year when anonymous posters with Nazi and white power imagery were spread across a mosque.
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His first hit, 1955's "Maybellene," was a cover of a country song that preserved the country twang but added an unmistakably rock 'n' roll attitude — with guitar licks to match.
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Five of his productions emerge before our eyes — from rough sketches to storyboards, polished designs and a bit of video footage — in those unmistakably Sendakian colors, watery and vivid at once.
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Because, compared to the aloof philosopher-king Mbeki, who attacked the country's problems with his big words and his pipe, Zuma was unmistakably of the people -- he was entertaining, grounded, unperturbed.
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The Alienware Concept UFO's design may be what drew comparisons to the Switch in the first place, but there are plenty of details that give it an aesthetic that's unmistakably Alienware.
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They're limited-edition Sonoma County Russian River Valley wines: a fruity yet balanced chardonnay that's unmistakably Californian in a somewhat restrained manner, and an earthy, spicy pinot noir with good acidity.
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And in each instance, that party did so behind a nominee who did not dwell on the scandal that had prompted impeachment -- but unmistakably presented himself as the antidote to it.
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Our clothes were an unmistakably Baltimore b-boy collage of Liquid Sky caps, wide leg pants, Polo, Nautica or Hilfiger striped shirts, puffy jackets and vests, chain wallets and running shoes.
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It set in motion an unmistakably linear pattern of events that culminated in the Nobel Prize in Literature and Beckett's enthronement as one of the craggy writer-prophets of the 20th century.
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There, unmistakably, was a traffic jam: cars and trucks, as far the eye could see, stacked up in a configuration that bore no clear relationship to the lanes painted on the blacktop.
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In a political world of legal semantics and lawerly answers that hedge more than they clarify, some things are unmistakably clear: if a client doesn't think you are his attorney, you're not.
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A spokesperson for the company tells Tech Insider the methods it developed for making an unmistakably meaty burger will enable it to create similarly authentic steak, bacon, fish, chicken, milk and cheese.
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I've always felt protected by the anonymity of the city, by the constant crowds of people, but suddenly I'm self-conscious of the ways in which my identities are unmistakably on display.
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Mr. Trump could choose to impose the tariffs, an unmistakably hostile act that would mark the beginnings of a trade war with China, which has vowed to retaliate with its own tariffs.
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"ExxonMobil's external statements have accurately described its use of a proxy cost of carbon, and the documents produced to the attorney general make this fact unmistakably clear," said Exxon spokesman Scott Silvestri.
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Though this video is unmistakably a parody, the proficiency of deepfake technology has become a worry for companies like Facebook and Twitter trying to curb the spread of misinformation on their platforms.
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"ExxonMobil's external statements have accurately described its use of a proxy cost of carbon, and the documents produced to the Attorney General make this fact unmistakably clear," said Exxon spokesman Scott Silvestri.
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The letter is unmistakably good news for Clinton, lifting the cloud of uncertainty that the FBI revelation and subsequent leaks from anonymous agents had put over the final days of her campaign.
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Inscrutable, stubborn and pessimistic; preoccupied with historical traumas, dead writers and old movies; and yet, in spite of what looks like nostalgia and sounds like fatigue, unmistakably — defiantly — present, alive and engaged.
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Katie Arrington ... On a key primary night with elections also held in Maine, Virginia, Nevada and North Dakota, the results in South Carolina were an unmistakably positive referendum on President Trump&aposs leadership.
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And if that wasn't a strange enough thing to inject into a lighthearted kids' movie, Burton's Dumbo remake is unmistakably a critique of entertainers who sell out to greedy corporations for the cash.
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"We're saying unmistakably — and in unison — that it's time to roll the credits on the politics of chaos and the politics of cruelty," said Newsom, who is a former mayor of San Francisco.
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Gucci designer Alessandro Michele's secret weapon is taking a laundry basket and art museum's worth of historical references—across centuries, cultures, and genres—and mixing them into something entirely new and unmistakably Gucci.
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Of course, Trump's own definition of the term is unmistakably an economic one, as outlined in dozens of speeches where he provides four specific examples on what it means to him: Economic protectionism.
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It could argue that, having failed to reach its target for more than four years now, caution demands it hold off on rate increases until inflation is unmistakably on track to reach 2%.
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Compare his takes on "Don Carlo" in 2010 and 2015; the more recent version was ineffably yet unmistakably deeper, as Mr. Nézet-Séguin did something unusual with the duet for Carlo and Elisabetta.
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"Though Baquet said publicly he didn't want the Times to be the opposition party, his news pages were unmistakably anti-Trump," Abramson wrote in the book, excerpts of which were released this week.
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When our president promotes a video that superimposes a network logo on a wrestling-match foil, it may be funny to some, but the subtext unmistakably calls down physical violence on the media.
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The attack was unmistakably a blow to young Afghans who had chosen to defy the migrant exodus away from the country's war and instead pursue their dreams in the difficult circumstances at home.
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It's also difficult to know what to say about the magnificent Jerry Pinkney, whose every-award-winning impressionistic realism (or is it realistic impressionism?) is both a wildly imitated style and unmistakably his.
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Mr. Xi was treated like a rock star by the Davos capitalists, and while never mentioning Trump (or, for that matter, Britain's protectionist Brexit withdrawal) by name, he unmistakably took aim against them.
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Whether Morgan is able to distinguish itself from the recent pop culture properties it unmistakably echoes remains to be seen, but the pieces are certainly in place for an unsettling, tightly wound thriller.
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Pairing delicate, antiquity-evoking harp sounds with unmistakably 21st century square waves and precisely swung club rhythms, the track is an exciting prequel to Abdullah Al-wali's forthcoming EP of the same name.
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The band have successfully brought the largesse of modern rock sounds together with Turner's highly specific, unmistakably British vision of the world: it's tough to see how any British music fan could resist.
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Whereas in 2008 she was clearly running to Obama's right on the issue, she pointedly embraced gun control as one area where her socialist 2016 rival was unmistakably more conservative than she was.
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And while both the Hound and Brienne deny any knight-like affiliations, they are unmistakably chivalrous — watching over a little orphan girl (even if the little girl in question hardly needs their help).
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" I suppose I could pretend that I didn't experience a tiny thrill when I heard that, and a bigger one a few seconds later when that unmistakably smooth and smoky voice said, "Hello.
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But there's often a startle effect, too, as with that show's live goose: so large and unmistakably real that when she appears she brings an element of risk, a potential for unscripted action.
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Over the course of 430 pages, the secret report provides provocative glimpses of unmistakably questionable behavior by some of world soccer's top officials, as well as others eager to meet their every demand.
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Mr. Spears has the rare gift of artful plunder, knowing how to pluck stylistic elements from earlier centuries and weave them into a sleek and propulsive score that is accessible but unmistakably modern.
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The impending British exit from the European Union is more subtly but unmistakably destabilizing the power dynamics among European countries, tempting French President Emmanuel Macron to seize a leading role in Britain's absence.
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While that's unmistakably true, Wurm's mischievous sculptures illustrate why certain jokes manage to endure past their initial occasion: their wit and profundity, while not timeless, are nonetheless well-suited to a variety of contexts.
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And though some critics continued to snipe, his work, admirers said, unmistakably reflected his passion, his fealty to Mahler's intentions and, quite possibly, the idea that a man's grasp might sometimes equal his reach.
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Also weighing on markets were data from the Confederation of British Industry showing the country's services industry was its gloomiest since the 2009 financial crisis, due to the "unmistakably negative" impact of Brexit uncertainty.
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Morris wrote the book with the help of the novelist Wesley Stace (who is also the singer-songwriter John Wesley Harding), but its voice is unmistakably his: direct, brash, flippant, charming, impenetrably self-assured.
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But her message, delivered in the voice of a wife who has watched her husband grapple with the formidable challenges of the presidency over eight years, was unmistakably aimed at the Republican presidential nominee.
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Khalifa's version "unmistakably copies the essential elements" of the song by Cymple Man, according to a complaint filed in Manhattan federal court against Khalifa and his record labels, including Warner Music Group's Atlantic Records.
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Indeed, Trump has made it unmistakably clear that the US has no business intervening with military force in nation-building processes and that Arab governments need to own and solve these problems for themselves.
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The march would also send an unmistakably autocratic message to Mr. Trump's political enemies in Washington: Congress, the courts and the press, who have no armies of their own to parade in such fashion.
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Although he is unmistakably intelligent in real life — Letterman told me he was "maybe the smartest guy in comedy" — he likes to establish a position of ignorance and then lecture his audience from it.
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These backpacks are unmistakably made for adults, people who need to comfortably and efficiently carry the essentials of their busy lives with them but would also appreciate if the bag matched their stylish outfit.
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Warren has at least finished third once and fourth twice, but the trajectory of her campaign is unmistakably downward, as Sanders has sucked out all the left-wing oxygen her campaign formerly thrived on.
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Echoes of white genocide claims are also unmistakably heard in anti-Semitic conspiracy theories about Jewish billionaire George Soros driving migrants to Europe and America, which were spread by President Donald Trump, among others.
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In this history, Roth's objects are inextricable from the process of creation and eventual decomposition, as well as the artistic process as an expression of singular creative genius (a myth that is unmistakably masculine).
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Crafting it was no small feat: Google partnered with Adobe and worked with five international type foundries to design thousands of letterforms that are authentic to each culture, yet still manage to look unmistakably related.
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Chris Harrison segues somewhat anticlimactically to a chat with third runner-up Dean, a known cutie-pie whose difficult relationship with his estranged father left us with an unmistakably cringey aftertaste coming out of hometowns.
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She performed a more faithful rendition of Sade's "Like a Tattoo" (see it below), the guitar replaced by the piano, though it was still unmistakably Kelela's own, with her distinctive vocal given pride of place.
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Kardashian West's 5-year-old daughter North is included in the photo the reality star shared to Instagram Sunday, showing the cousins hanging out in a double stroller and shooting each other unmistakably knowing looks.
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U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres in Manhattan said Lauren Bonner's employment agreement "clearly and unmistakably" calls for an arbitrator to decide whether her claims should be arbitrated, requiring that Bonner's lawsuit be put on hold.
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In Mike Nichols' HBO adaptation, Justin Kirk brought out something that I had never seen on screen before: a way of being unmistakably gay and sexy, sexy in a way that can only be gay.
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Garfield adds the kind of actorly choices for which he probably won the Tony — various honks and squeaks that pass for character, unmistakably gay, and, therefore constitute choices I imagine we are meant to respect.
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Also weighing on markets were data from the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) showing the country's services industry was its gloomiest since the 2009 financial crisis, caused by the "unmistakably negative" impact of Brexit uncertainty.
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But while their style is unmistakably U.S.-inspired - at least one of Bayati's cohorts wears a helmet emblazoned with the stars and stripes - these bikers fly the Iraqi flag from the panniers of their machines.
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The actual debate will seem boring and irrelevant with him not there, and he'll unmistakably communicate to future debate hosting networks that he is willing to walk away if he doesn't get what he wants.
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ELISA ADAMS New Hyde Park, N.Y. To the Editor: News that Donald Trump was eschewing traditional debate preparations in favor of discussions with Roger Ailes and Laura Ingraham points unmistakably to the strategy being devised.
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But a chart developed by Mark J. Perry at the American Enterprise Institute shows unmistakably that as gun ownership in America increased by 56 percent from 85033 to 2013, gun homicides fell by 49 percent.
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In response to the violence in Gaza, the Gulf states issued ritual denunciations and support for the Palestinians, but Israeli officials regarded the language as unmistakably bland, similar to their reactions to the Jerusalem decision.
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The simple truth is that the "caravan" is essentially the same population we already serve in my East Boston law office: peaceful, well-intentioned, and—perhaps most importantly—unmistakably traumatized Honduran, Guatemalan, and Salvadoran refugees.
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Set to country music (three of the seven numbers are to recordings by the Hired Hands), its four dancers are costumed by Santo Loquasto in an assortment of garishly dull but unmistakably American day wear.
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He was hands on with players who otherwise had trouble understanding the words coming out of his mouth, physically demonstrating drills on the floor and transferring his own shorthand to guys who were unmistakably unfamiliar.
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In these early works of Eisenman's, a strange reversal was taking place: It was the seemingly "innocent" and nostalgic style that lent sophistication to the ostensibly cutting-edge yet unmistakably and defiantly crude subject matter.
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READ MORE: McDonald's Wants Teenagers to Apply for Jobs Using Snapchat Even without speaking the word "McDonald's," without a single product shot or set of Golden Arches, the ads are still sort of unmistakably McDonald's.
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"He is unmistakably a man of character and has so many qualities that we are in desperately short supply of in Washington right now: decency, honor, compassion, trustworthiness, and best of all experience," she added.
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A whole lot of other candidates are trying their luck: Finally, one thing the first night of the debate has already made unmistakably clear is that there are a lot of Democrats in this race.
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The ruling unmistakably placed lawmakers on the clock, giving them two weeks to present a "remedial plan" and declaring that the court would institute its own map if it finds the new district lines unsatisfactory.
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So The New York Times brought an illustrator to Guantánamo to show how what started as an unmistakably military proceeding when the defendants were arraigned in 2012 has evolved, not least in choices of clothing.
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Atop this monocultural edenic bounty, with copiously sloppy handfuls of grainy gray cement and nine unevenly staggered rows of light beige cinder blocks, he built a slightly listing and occasionally gaptoothed but unmistakably solid wall.
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It eschews the cosmic horizons and electronic textures of ambient contemporaries like Stars Of The Lid in favor of something unmistakably born from terra firma, the soft interplay of woodwind, piano and strings rooting the group.
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The massive panorama depicts a gathering of the Ku Klux Klan in modern times, with a Chevy truck, glowing smartphone, and surprisingly malicious-looking, hooded infant coddling a Pikachu plush, marking the scene as unmistakably current.
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Exclusive: China warns U.S. surveillance plane Future long-range capabilities that will be afforded by joint operational command, aircraft carriers, and overseas bases, however, unmistakably indicate that China intends to be a global superpower one day.
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Certainly the labour is evident: Twin LED candy canes and a battery of phosphorescent gumdrops flank the cable-strewn stage, as above looms what is quite unmistakably a tumescent light-up phallus, glittering with sublimated delight.
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Told in three acts, it tells the tender story of Chiron, a Liberty City boy who progresses from childhood to adulthood almost silently, the depth of his heart revealing itself, constantly and unmistakably, on his face.
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It's a gift box full of poppy Christmas songs, wrapped up in the literal bow around her red and green hair on the album cover — and all of them are unmistakably Sia in tone and style.
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Like olive oil or color TV, open homosexuals were not a feature of this straitened world; it wasn't until Hollinghurst went to Oxford to read English in 250 that he encountered his first unmistakably gay person.
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Season 22 finds them in the summer between their middle school and high school years, and they are unmistakably teenagers now, teeming with all the passions and messy feelings that come with that phase of life.
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According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, Cymple never heard back from Wiz, but then in 2016, Khalifa released his self-titled album with a song he says "unmistakably copies the essential elements" of Cymple's song.
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In one volume, Lawton said, Chandler recounted a story that was unmistakably based on Bilali Muhammad, suggesting that the enslaved Muslim's reputation was such that it spread along the coast even in a time of harsh subjugation.
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And I am unmistakably a Capricorn in my everyday life, from my take-it-too-far sense of responsibility to my need for self-preservation to my love of rules (yes, I am a hit at parties).
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GEORGE W. BUSH, the former president, earned headlines with a recent speech that—while it did not name President Donald Trump—unmistakably rebuked his Republican successor for degrading America's national discourse with divisiveness and even "casual cruelty".
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Yet, unmistakably, the distrust that Trump's team harbors towards Beijing relating to security and trade matters cloud the uninitiated relationship between the new U.S. administration and China, contributing to the hold-up in both countries moving forward.
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The man for that '70s moment was, unmistakably, Burt Reynolds, who died on Thursday, and who embodied — in a world before the advent of gender fluidity, metrosexuality and queer theory — an easygoing sexuality seemingly free of conflict.
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On the other hand, the question of who should mother little May Ling/Mirabelle forces every principal character in Fires to choose a side in a controversy that will unmistakably send harsh ripple effects across the community.
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When Mr. Trump threatened to target Iranian cultural sites in violation of international law, Mr. Pompeo insisted that was not what he meant while Mr. Esper gently but unmistakably made clear the military would not do it.
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And though the poster seems unmistakably Photoshopped into being — given the size of Downton's cast, getting everyone into the same room is probably impossible — the images weren't what made me pause on my way to the train.
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It is bold and unmistakably progressive, matched to the problem as defined by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, while avoiding a few needless fights and leaving room for plenty of debate over priorities and policy tools.
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Bong is back and on brilliant form, but he is unmistakably, roaringly furious, and it registers because the target is so deserving, so enormous, so 2019: "Parasite" is a tick fat with the bitter blood of class rage.
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The biggest protests against Trump will take place this afternoon and into the evening, as photos taken in the run-up and posted on social media suggest that the signage will be cutting, pun-tastic and unmistakably British.
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" Abramson, who served as the Times's top news editor from 2011 until her firing in 2014, criticizes current executive editor Dean Baquet in her forthcoming book, saying some of the publication's news articles have become "unmistakably anti-Trump.
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Mr. Obama delivered a stinging rebuke of those who would build walls, a message aimed at foreign leaders who he said had fueled rising nationalism, sectarian hatred and economic inequality — but, unmistakably, at Donald J. Trump, as well.
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Available in three unmistakably contemporary shades — burgundy, midnight blue and "petrol green" (pictured here) — of tinted lacquer cherry veneer, with leather upholstery dyed to match, the new Origami is slightly more cushioned and a tiny bit more reclined.
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"Five of his productions emerge before our eyes — from rough sketches to storyboards, polished designs and a bit of video footage — in those unmistakably Sendakian colors, watery and vivid at once," Zachary Woolfe wrote in his exhibition review.
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Europe unmistakably struck back on the first day of the first Ryder Cup to be staged in France, sweeping all four of the alternate-shot matches by considerable margins to go ahead by 5-3 heading into Saturday.
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According to recently filed court papers unpacked by the Daily News, Diggs says this is a violation of his registered trademarks, and that the group's name and logo have been "unmistakably associated" with the group since the 1990s.
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But lauding autocrats, rebuffing refugees and downgrading human rights — as much as reports that Mr. Trump revealed highly classified intelligence to the Russians — also has a much more direct, palpable and unmistakably negative impact on our national security.
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The working-class vote in the North of England, traditionally loyal to the left, swung unmistakably away from the E.U.: an ominous blow to the parliamentary Labour Party, which had, on the whole, campaigned for Britain to remain.
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By the time his work began to enjoy hefty commissions, along with exhibitions in the Salons of the 240s and 22016s, Moreau was unmistakably more aligned with Sandro Botticelli and Andrea Mantegna than with Eugene Delacroix or Théodore Géricault.
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According to the New York Daily News, court papers filed last week stated that the name and logo of Wu-Tang Clan have been "unmistakably associated" with Woof-Tang Clan, who applied to trademark their name back in June.
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It feels like they've done it again here: Breath of the Wild has an open world that feels polished and survival elements that feel welcoming, brand new elements for the series wrapped up in a package that's unmistakably Zelda.
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"With specific statutory provisions like Section 321(a), Congress unmistakably intended to track and monitor the effects of the Clean Air Act and its implementing regulations on employment in order to improve the legislative and regulatory processes," Bailey wrote.
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It's an emerging energy infrastructure plan to combat a disrupted climate that scientists around the globe have found is unmistakably the consequence of amassing carbon in the atmosphere — now likely at its highest levels in some 29 million years.
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He did not mention his rival by name, but the message was unmistakably aimed at Ms. Warren, whose Republican critics have for years sought to paint her as an out-of-touch liberal who worked as a Harvard professor.
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"With specific statutory provisions like Section 321(a), Congress unmistakably intended to track and monitor the effects of the Clean Air Act and its implementing regulations on employment in order to improve the legislative and regulatory processes," he wrote.
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The post was to promote a collaboration between Marc Jacobs, her own Happy Hippie Foundation, and Planned Parenthood—but it was also unmistakably similar to a cake that Rea-Holloway had created for her own Instagram, The Sweet Feminist.
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Thus, notwithstanding the catastrophic military blows the group has suffered and the loss of its territorial rule, the Islamic State has made it unmistakably clear that it will carry on the fight even if the caliphate is militarily incapacitated.
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But the American past unmistakably tells us that one way to a more perfect union, one way to a nation where equality before the law and before God is more universal, is the way of King and of Lewis.
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When that fades out, there's a surprise coda: a minute-long instrumental from Trombone Shorty, a local hero in New Orleans, overdubbing his trumpets and trombones into flamboyant free jazz and then a grooving horn section, unmistakably from Louisiana.
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" Then this month, the American Petroleum Institute, one of the strongest lobbies in Washington, made its position unmistakably clear in an open letter to the administration stating that "the current Nafta agreement works for the oil and gas industry.
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I noticed that one of the people waiting with us was wearing an unmistakably American high school ring, which turned out to belong to his fiancée, who had gone to Bronx Science; he was waiting to talk to her.
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The unmistakably radiant voice of the soprano Jessye Norman, who died in September at 74, filled the Metropolitan Opera House once more on Sunday afternoon as friends, relatives, colleagues and fans gathered for a starry memorial celebrating her life.
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And leading Republican fixtures, who just a month ago had been inching slowly yet unmistakably toward the Trump banner, are now pacing the other way, revoking endorsements and even considering ways to throw him overboard at the Republican National Convention.
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From the stunning recreation of Cherry Tree Lane at Shepperton Studios to the real streets of old London where Jack trips the light fantastic, the set of Mary Poppins Returns is a veritable playground, and Mary's spirit is unmistakably present.
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Yet all these plotlines allow the show's characters to move incrementally—but unmistakably—away from the queasy blend of bright comedy and dark truth that made the series' first season so compelling, and made Ellie Kemper's performance, as Kimmy, so touching.
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The unmistakably British sunken kitchen — with its stoneware and gnarled cutting boards, its antique dresser filled with tea and local honey — and the dogs frolicking in the meadow near a table loaded with fresh strawberries and cream, are almost painfully picturesque.
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It has one moment — a woman standing on a man as he lies horizontally on the floor — that unmistakably anticipates Mr. Taylor's classic "Esplanade"; and for this and other reasons it's sweet to see this Graham work in this Taylor context.
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He had an unmistakably black sound, a sound that had been forged over centuries in the privacy of segregated worship, but he fitted it, often, over flawless Standard English syntax that straddled in its rhythms the Constitution and the Bible.
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The Farm 51 is a Polish developer, ex-Painkiller series, but I don't recall the last time I played a game that so convincingly made me feel "at home", like this was unmistakably a British setting, however harrowing it becomes.
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Displayed near the painting is a book from 1556, "Ecorché" after Gaspar Becerra, and engraved by Nicholas Beatrizet, open at a page showing an anatomical drawing of a flayed man holding his own skin over his arm in unmistakably similar fashion.
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The result is a confusion that turned the past week into a theater of the absurd after Mr. Corbyn was slammed in the British press for attending a Seder hosted by a far-left, but unmistakably Jewish, group called Jewdas.
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Or maybe it leads to an embrace of a younger, unmistakably female voice in Lady Bird or a more breezy artistic achievement like The Shape of Water that reminds you why movies can be so transporting in the first place.
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Unlike the 1971 original feature starring Clint Eastwood, this adaptation by Sofia Coppola "is less interested in battling repression than in observing its mechanisms and arguing, quietly and unmistakably, for its virtues," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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It is meant to burnish his image as he leaves Congress, the improbable final chapter — at least for now — of a meteoric ascent in Republican politics that stalled unmistakably with the rise of Mr. Trump and his anti-establishment fervor.
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In Baltimore it came to be known as "the pullback": a monthslong retreat from policing, a protest that was at once undeclared and unmistakably deliberate — encouraged, some top officials in the department at the time believe, by the local police union.
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Burwell Supreme Court case — in which the Obama administration argued that all parts of the law are unmistakably linked — proved that the insurance reforms, including the pre-existing conditions and age 26 provisions, are tied to the rest of the law.
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Trump has made it unmistakably clear that these are the sorts of things he wants Barr to do — he tweeted before the change to Stone's sentencing recommendation that it should be changed, and he praised Barr personally for doing so afterward.
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But when Leonardo DiCaprio's character, an actor, uses a flamethrower to burn one of those women to death — becoming the hero he has always played onscreen with a fiery spew — Tarantino is exulting in an unmistakably phallic form of brutal triumphalism.
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But amongst the mainstays hide some real gems, like Kira Puru's "Molotov," Lemon Demon's "Touch Tone Telephone," Louis Cole's "Weird Part of the Night," and the unmistakably aggressive jam collab between Deerhoof and Awkwafina "Your Dystopic Creation Doesn't Fear You".
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It seemed as if the last thing he'd do is what he's doing this week: releasing an album of verse-chorus-verse rock songs, "57th and 0003th," with a core of guitar, bass and drums that unmistakably recalls the Police.
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In contrast to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who unmistakably failed to impress Washington with his we-must-do-better approach this year, Dorsey's admission that Twitter's problems were immeasurably large and difficult to conquer left sparse real estate for lawmakers to pile on.
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By that I mean they did something more than go their own way; each developed a pictorial language that was unmistakably her or his own, and, more importantly, was simultaneously accessible and mysterious — a complete world that never gave itself entirely away.
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And, in fact, as the New York Times reports : Over the course of 430 pages, the secret report provides provocative glimpses of unmistakably questionable behavior by some of world soccer's top officials, as well as others eager to meet their every demand.
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Trump, meanwhile, had long made it unmistakably clear that he thought Comey was too easy on Clinton in 2016 — and he ended up torpedoing his aides' story by admitting the Russia probe played a role in his decision just two days later.
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It inspires and challenges us, and when we invest in a story we are doing so with the hope we will be repaid -- not necessarily with a happy ending, but with something that, despite dragons and doom, will be unmistakably, unshakably human.
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And, if you've listened to any of her songs, you know that CL is unmistakably a star—not in the old-timey Hollywood way, but in the sense that her presence is reminiscent of a massive, all-engulfing ball of fiery carbon.
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Donald J. Trump paid his first-ever visit to the September 11 Memorial Museum on Saturday, a gesture on a rainy day that was unmistakably aimed at Senator Ted Cruz with the New York primary a little more than a week away.
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Modeled unmistakably on the clothing worn by the women of the polygamous Fundamentalist Church of Latter-Day Saints, who suffered rampant violence at the hands of their community's men, Kimmy's costume tells us she was raped long before the character admits it herself.
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In the middle of a quiet Elizabeth Street block, above an unmistakably pink subterranean stone entryway with flower boxes of mottled caladium leaves, a neon starburst with a smiley face announces a new arrival: the full-service "healthy Italian" restaurant Pietro Nolita.
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He is unmistakably young: When he visited the VICE office recently he answered questions alternating between the shy, bored reserve of a kid being called on in class and the youthful enthusiasm of a teenager full of creative ideas in a new setting.
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But we're very concerned as we look at the military situation and we want to be unmistakably clear to Assad that we expect there will be no use of chemical weapons or biological weapons if there are any additional military hostilities in Idlib.
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Whether it's the lingering effects from his groin injury, or his own unmistakably waning spirit in the face of increasingly bleak odds, James has been lacking the zip you associate with his well-chronicled playoff mode — which he assured us on Feb.
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In 2003, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs unleashed Fever to Tell fronted by frenzied power presence Karen O, a queen of the era and beyond; Karen O's place as a South Korean born woman in a male and white genre is unmistakably important.
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For Democrats on the ballot in many of the states that President Trump carried, the fresh government shutdown is unmistakably perilous, especially if it is seen as a strong-armed move to protect undocumented immigrants brought to this country illegally as children.
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He has never seemed to be enthralled with the filmmaking process — he leaves day-to-day management to the Amazon Studios chief Jennifer Salke — but like Howard Hughes and other outsider tycoons before him, Mr. Bezos has unmistakably embraced the industry's trappings.
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The melody of "Mulatu," named for the composer himself, uses an unmistakably Ethiopian mode, while the track also has a crunchy wah-wah guitar, a steadfastly riffing horn section, a bullish saxophone solo and Mr. Astatke's own vibraphone shimmering in dark spaces.
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"I am the one candidate who will fight for the president&aposs America First agenda, who is unmistakably conservative, and who is running a grassroots-fueled campaign to take this seat back from a Pelosi Democrat," McLendon said in a November statement.
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It both hews to and challenges the auteur theory, the idea that the director of a movie is more of the "author" than the writer; in this case, there are seven credited directors, but it's unmistakably the work of one artist — Beyoncé.
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It's also arguably the goriest, most polarizing, most controversial, and most beautiful of the New Extreme — a film that stakes a place for itself among great cinema as shockingly and unmistakably as Hanya Yanagihara's similarly-themed novel A Little Life did within great modern literature.
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Unmistakably distinct from neighboring structures, the building serves as an architectural inspiration to the area, while the design itself draws inspiration from its adjacent context - citing both the inherent industrial and nautical overtones of the location and the heavy civil roots of the end-user.
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"This is, unmistakably, a smoking cessation claim from Juul — a product that FDA has found to be largely responsible for the current epidemic of youth use of addictive e-cigarettes and which has never been approved by FDA as a smoking cessation device," Durbin said.
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The league's belief that it is important and stands for something important is unmistakably sincere; we might as well take at their ridiculous word the anonymous NFL execs who called Kaepernick a "traitor" and suggested they'd sooner resign than have him play for their teams.
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The 22016 th anniversary yellow was unmistakably vintage looking, with the paint scheme that blacked out half the tank reminiscent of Kenny Robert's 2900 TZ750, two stroke flat-tracker —a bike I've been in awe of since I got interested in flat track racing.
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At the time, what would become Cave and the Bad Seeds' crushing 2016 record Skeleton Tree was already largely created, and when the band returned to the studio a few months after Arthur's death to finish it, their regular equilibrium had been unmistakably altered.
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They go to Clown Bar for the intimate room, which is as elegant as it is kitschy; for the wine list, which is full of obscure and wonderful choices; and for the food, which is unmistakably Gallic — turbot with white asparagus, roast pigeon, veal sweetbreads.
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Most of the soldiers, who should look pinched and ration-fed, are well nourished, handsome, and unmistakably modern specimens—oddly well spoken, too, and lacking that earth-dark humor with which combatants everywhere seek to lighten their load and to wrestle down their dread.
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But it was unmistakably clear that the era of Washington holding out a hand to Beijing to become a "responsible stakeholder" in world affairs alongside the United States — a phrase used in 2005 by Robert B. Zoellick, then the deputy secretary of state — was over.
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That's unmistakably what's happening on "I Might Need Security," one of four new songs, which captures the moment when the scrutiny that comes with fame curdles into something more unbearable, and when the weight of responsibility begins to be a bit too heavy to bear.
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Instead, he embarked on a rambling answer making it unmistakably clear that he cares nothing at all about the Russian election interference, instead directing his true ire toward Mueller, Democrats, the DNC, a "Pakistani gentleman," Peter Strzok, and the people responsible for prosecuting Michael Flynn.
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Cole is unmistakably a hip-hop head: While he's whipping up ice cream, he listens to Biggie, Capone-N-Noreaga, Styles P, and Jadakiss, the type of hip-hop brothers who go to sleep with a rosary and a durag on their dressers listen to.
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Obama has spoken out on big, controversial issues — such as the attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act and the travel ban — but the defense of his key foreign policy achievement was directly, and unmistakably, aimed at the man currently in the White House.
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But it's also helped underline these shifts in power dynamics within the Waterford household, as the season unmistakably changes from one about the ways that women can perpetuate power imbalances with one another to one about just who created those power imbalances in the first place.
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The passage of the bill would unmistakably be interpreted as the start of a crackdown on dissidents in Hong Kong, a special administrative region which has a separate political system and where residents enjoy substantially more civil and economic liberties than the rest of the country.
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In addition to sending a clear message to the Assad regime that the U.S. will not hesitate to punish further use of chemical weapons, Trump's military action signals unmistakably to other states in possession of unconventional weapons that the U.S. will respond forcefully to their use.
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Third, whatever responsibility Tillerson bears for his own misfortunes, he simply cannot function effectively as the nation's top diplomat unless the President makes it unmistakably clear that the secretary of state is his sole repository of authority and public voice when it comes to foreign policy.
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You'd like us to believe that Rosie in public relations somehow defies the instinct of human reflex and denies her toe from tapping along to the unmistakably catchy whistling throughout "Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard" and its delightful inclusion in the film The Royal Tenenbaums?
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Durant rumbled for 226 points, nine rebounds and five assists to outduel Anthony Davis (who needed 22 shots to record 26 points) and staked Golden State — with the help of unmistakably fast starts in both halves and stout team defense — to a 3-1 series lead.
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Duncan has let his hair grow out extra long and has styled it in dreadlocks, and he typically duels with Poeltl and Aldridge while wearing a pair of camouflage Spurs practice shorts — along with an unmistakably bulky brace he still faithfully slides over his left knee.
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When making the record, Danielle said, they wanted "a live, raw sound" that showed off their songwriting, which owes debts to Prince and Fleetwood Mac, Chaka Khan and the Eagles, '60s girl groups and '90s R&B but is unmistakably the product of this sibling trinity.
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And both are unmistakably polemical, suggesting that with this and other commissions — an earlier one, sculptures by the Kenyan-born artist Wangechi Mutu, is still in place on the museum's Fifth Avenue facade — certain winds of change could be blowing through the Met's art-temple precincts.
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At any rate, the Fed's huge bond purchases have cowed, for the time being, the proverbial bond market vigilantes – an unmistakably ominous sign indicating that the eagle-eyed vigils are taking the rapidly sinking bond yields as a clear path of an economy going down the tube. What?
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It's still quite unmistakably chunky, though, and while Asus touts exhaustive skin sensitivity testing that went into choosing its materials — "jewelry grade" steel for the case and leather or silicone for the strap — this is another case of a smartwatch landing in the "ungainly" area of the size spectrum.
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Named after legendary black nationalist and Pan-Africanist writer Marcus Garvey's historic shipping line, designed to enable the flow of both money and people back to and through Africa, Black Star Line Brewing is a craft brewery that's unmistakably political in an industry that's all too often not.
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Indeed, several stories recounted in "Prairie Fires" reveal an often-overlooked reason it can be so difficult to prevail in disputes over fact: Truth is often shifty, and even stories unmistakably supported by extensive research in primary sources can sometimes be easily mistaken for the work of a novelist.
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Built around the kind of plump, Italo-tinged bassline that positively drips with unbridled emotion, a piano line so pristinely perfect that it sounds like it was carved from the finest marble, and an unmistakably haunting vocal, it could soundtrack the ending to best film you've never seen.
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" Speculating about the timing of the release, Aaron David Miller, a Washington, DC-based Middle East expert at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, said, "I think the Israelis not only are trying to demonstrate deterrence but to make it unmistakably clear that they would strike again.
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This willingness to mix pattern and color, layer voluminously and wallow voluptuously in the past — even when it means grappling (or not) with Orientalist fantasies and colonialism — makes the droll optimism of this cabal's unmistakably English work, which spans houses, hotels and London's proliferating members' clubs, seem paradoxically modern.
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Though the day was hot and hazy, and I had been awake for all but a few of the preceding 48 hours, it was unmistakably clear that from a window of the small white car the occupant of the passenger seat had unfurled a white flag of truce.
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And while I've thought Benioff and Weiss have veered too far in the direction of simplistic, crowd-pleasing spectacle in Game of Thrones' recent seasons, it was unmistakably a bold decision to make the series' penultimate episode mainly about the horrors of war, even when carried out by the "good" guys.
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Through his bodies of work in Pelican and RLYR, he's crafted a sonic identity that is, unmistakably, his own, and in doing so has become one of the most distinguished guitarists in heavy music today, easily on par with peers like Converge's Kurt Ballou and High on Fire's Matt Pike.
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This is not to say that Bryant doesn't really want to tell stories; he unmistakably comes alive when the topic of motivation is raised, and when he held forth on it at the Tribeca Film Festival in April his responses were stilted and a little manic but also clearly deeply felt.
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The show is unmistakably set in 1996, a fact that the show continuously reminds you of in not-so-subtle ways, using classic '90s tropes in its characters and some of its storylines along with a near endless supply of references and name-drops that are quintessential to the mid-'90s.
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D.T.K.: Live At The Speakeasy is probably the most infamous; it was a great way to clear the room at the end of a party in college, between the burning lava guitar riffs and the heckles back at the crowd in a grating, unmistakably Queens accent that Johnny never lost.
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This delicious little play, by Richard Alfredo, is the third of three one-acts in Series B of this year's Summer Shorts festival at 59E59 Theaters, and it's the first that feels unmistakably like a work for the stage — dressed up though it is as a love letter to classic cinema.
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Almost never does a primarily defensive stature unmistakably take over a game, which is why fans remember what happened 17 years ago today in the 1999 Champions League semifinals, when Manchester United captain and defensive midfielder Roy Keane inspired his team to a historic second-leg comeback win against Juventus.
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So now that we finally have a Senate bill, it is unmistakably clear what the Republicans' biggest health policy priorities are — not getting rid of the Obamacare individual insurance market architecture they've criticized so much, but instead going after Medicaid and using it to pay for tax cuts for the rich.
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We see this unmistakably in Philippe-Auguste Hennequin's drawing "Orestes' Remorse" (circa 1800), based on the Greek Orestes myth; in Anne-Louis Girodet de Roussy's dramatic "Aeneas and Companions in Latium" (circa 1790-1793) drawing; and in Jean-Guillaume Moitte's "Venus, Persistently Irritated with Telemachus, Asking Jupiter for His Demise" (143).
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Sitting at the base of a gentle slope, on an open field in the sculpture park's north wood, it is an unmistakably domestic structure: the crowning feature of a clapboard house, complete with shingles, dormer windows that serve as doors, and a chimney into which you can poke your head.
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It's only been a week since the most recent Democratic debate, but a lot has changed since then — specifically, Bernie Sanders won a dramatic 22-point landslide victory in the New Hampshire primary, which made it unmistakably clear that Hillary Clinton is facing a very serious challenge for the nomination.
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Blake wasn't the best player on the court—Porter Jr. is very good, even if he is a little dull— but he was clearly the one who was most in control of his idiom, and unmistakably the one who seemed most bored by the mere act of being excellent at basketball.
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Sharapova, a two-time French Open champion who routed sixth-seeded Karolina Pliskova, 6-2, 6-13, on Saturday, wants to make it unmistakably clear that she can be every bit as good as she was before a 15-month suspension for a doping violation that began in early 2016.
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Osaka, 22, showed that mettle most unmistakably during the 2018 United States Open final against Serena Williams, closing out a title even as Williams got into heated arguments with the umpire over penalties and the crowd booed what they felt was unfair treatment for the 22019-time Grand Slam champion.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco said agreements signed by the two former drivers who filed a proposed class action lawsuit over background checks "clearly and unmistakably" required a private arbitrator, not a federal judge, to decide whether the claims should be kept out of court.
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The executive order with its roots unmistakably in the campaign's explicit language that "Islam hates us" reinforces the narrative of the side we want to lose in that civil war, organizations like ISIS and Al Qaeda, who preach that there is undying and unavoidable enmity between Islam and the West.
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It's also, despite being one of the most dressed-down major film festivals in the world (the only week in the year when most Angelenos will wear duck boots) and despite taking place at a series of school auditoriums and rec centers connected by slush-covered roads and parking lots, unmistakably luxurious.
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And the mise-en-scène — its flamboyant and farcical qualities, its digitally simulated grace — places us unmistakably in the realm of Pen & Pixel, the Houston-based graphic-design firm that prospered from 1992 to 2003 by bringing just this combination of menacing nonchalance and near-utopian affluence to the nation's album covers.
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However closely the representation succeeds — however unmistakably this music showers and clatters and descends in a calm misty haze — it can't be a concept album "about" precipitation because "about" is an inappropriate preposition for instrumental electronic music, whose charm as a medium lies in being open-ended; it needn't conjure specific referents.
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The sex was good—we open on a chaos of frantic sound and acrobatic motion, then hear a pair of orgasms, mutually and unmistakably sincere, achieved in tandem and at alarming volume—but now she'd like to watch TV and have some ice cream, and, above all, to do those things alone.
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The dashboard shows unmistakably that our current pathway is heading to unprecedented disaster: but it also shows that there is a good chance this worst-case scenario can be averted, as some of the world's biggest investors begin to pay serious attention to the potential consequences of what will happen if we don't change course.
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Album tracks like "Europe" and "Flight Through Grey" might have been conjured into being a few thousand miles away from the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean but they've still got an unmistakably International Feel-ian touch about them; light, melodious, somehow simultaneously of "now" and plausibly a hitherto unheard relic from a bygone age.
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But over the past few years, designer Han Chong of London-based label Self-Portrait has made lacy frocks just as much a thing off the aisle — in fact it's nearly impossible to hit a cocktail party or event these days and not spot at least one of his unmistakably detailed pieces in the crowd.
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In the liminal time frame of the end of the 20th century, before the spread of Photoshop and hipster culture, before the rise of social media and the proliferation of porn on tumblr, BUTT provided high-quality content, uninformed by the unmistakably pink hue of its pages and by a feeling of absolute freedom.
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Since 2009, the site's unmistakably urgent headlines — "Jennifer Aniston Did NOT 'Flee To Italy' Amid Brad Pitt Reunion Rumors, Despite Report"; "George Clooney, Amal 'Divorce' Claim Is Late And Wrong"; "Selena Gomez 'Shocked' Justin Bieber Married Hailey Baldwin Is Made-Up Story" — have been written to challenge even the most frivolous of tabloid stories.
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But though the book contains many new, never-before-reported details — Woodward reports that Trump wanted to assassinate Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, and considered sending a tweet his aides worried could cause war with North Korea — the book is unmistakably the product of the sources who talked the most to the Washington Post reporter.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeIt's all but impossible to keep phallic comparisons out of your head when staring up at a towering skyscraper, but residents of the Guangxi region in southeastern China have a new addition to their skyline that seems unmistakably penis-inspired—and a fake viral video isn't helping to dissuade opinions.
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As someone who is constantly creating, often finishing entire albums in the time it takes for one to be released, it's difficult to talk about Ray's body of work without generalizing, but what ties it all together is the unique stamp he places on everything—a signature that alters slightly with time, but is unmistakably his.
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Meanwhile, female Jake is unmistakably distinct from his usual self (left), yet his hyper-male self (right) looks almost unaltered:Where FaceApp screwed up It's all fun and games to alter age or swap sexes, but FaceApp drew a lot of criticism early on when it tried to take its transformations one step further and alter attractiveness.
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Above all, though, it is unmistakably Anderson-esque, with all of his oddball signatures: dry, melancholy humour, sans-serif chapter headings, a repertory of hipster character actors, and shots so precisely symmetrical that the left half of the screen could be replaced with a mirror image of the right half, and you'd barely notice the difference.
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More than 81 million subscribers pay Netflix $8 to $123 a month, and slowly but unmistakably these consumers are giving up cable for internet television: Over the last five years, cable has lost 6.7 million subscribers; more than a quarter of millennials (70 percent of whom use streaming services) report having never subscribed to cable in their lives.
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The first part of this equation is unmistakably present: just a few hours after Walmart announced last week that it was asking for its contribution back from Ms. Hyde-Smith, word of the retailer's snub had already made its way to the lunch line at the Big Apple Inn, a soul food carryout and a Jackson institution.
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With all the usual categories and gatekeepers weakened by the internet, today's ideal "brand" is one that's both unmistakably unique and utterly adaptable — a kind of portable self that can be packed up and carried from recording studio to live show to writing session, and then on to the screen, the theater, the page, the walls of a gallery.
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The Buckeyes' next coach—the usual big names are being bandied about as candidates, with CBS' Gary Parrish adding Thunder head coach Billy Donovan to the mix—will enter the July recruiting period with the advantages that come with recruiting for Ohio State, and the broader disadvantage of having to sell a program that is now unmistakably in decline.
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Russia plans to test a kill switch that disconnects the country from the internet It's no small task, what Russia is attempting here, and while the talk is ostensibly of sovereignty and robust infrastructure, the tensions between the U.S., Russia, China, North Korea and other countries with advanced cyberwarfare capabilities are unmistakably also part of it.
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Turning art history on its head, she had two main subjects: men, whom she depicted as both soulful and fully sexual (especially in her immensely tender, private drawings of her husband, naked and asleep); and herself, portrayed—most memorably in a detailed painting from 1946, now in the National Portrait Gallery—as unmistakably an artist, sketchbook in hand, boldly staring us down.
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Bending and splitting the back of an aluminum chair, as Mr. Dodge does in two untitled stand-alone pieces, registers with the force of a car crash, while balancing such a mutilated chair atop three water glasses — dramatizing the temporary nature of its artistic position in a way that's unmistakably intentional — creates a piece that isn't just accessible, but moving.
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Like all of their albums, Lytle's songs carefully balance the beautiful with the bizarre, returning to the band's endearing signatures—the quirky electronic squibs, the chunky, fuzzed out power chords, the wistful piano riffs, and a plethora of hooks delivered by Lytle's unmistakably vulnerable falsetto—that thrive with a newfound blitheness that came from a pressure-free environment back home in Modesto.
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Some tumbled into the Stack spine in, rendering them wholly unknowable, while others fell victim to low resolution, including a few that are maddeningly familiar: an Oxford Anthology whose navy binding and gold stamp I recognize but whose spine is too blurry to read; a book that is unmistakably a Penguin Classic, but that hardly narrows it down; an Idiot's Guide to I don't know what.
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But though Gaga is performing on a slightly different stage this time out (notably, she's chosen to promote Joanne with a tour of dive bars), she's still performing as Gaga: a pop omnivore (or in this case, a pop-rock-country omnivore) who chews up and spits out sounds from across the musical spectrum, in service of big, bold, brash, and — let's face it — sometimes cheesy songs that are unmistakably her.
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In the long list of things Nick Diaz has done during his career that have made him unmistakably Nick Diaz—including, but not limited to, taunting Robbie Lawler during a fight, scrapping with Joe Riggs in a hospital after a fight, failing to appear at a press conference promoting the biggest fight of his life, mocking Anderson Silva by lying down in the cage, "wolf tickets"—there is nothing more Nick Diaz-y than what happened yesterday.
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While the rules "unmistakably leave" to the Senate itself when, if ever, to vote on a nominee, Tribe has treated that decision by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 U.S. combat deaths in Afghanistan highest in years 2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump MORE as a constitutional betrayal, even calling McConnell "McTurtle" over his position on such powers.
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Porsche has already shown off an all-electric sedan, the Mission E, which is expected to compete with Tesla's Model S. And at the Geneva International Motor Show on Tuesday, Porsche made a surprise reveal of a crossover concept variant, the Mission E Cross Turismo, which looks very much like a rival to the Model X. But the German automaker isn't going to compete with Tesla just on the street by turning out a line of electric cars that it insists will be unmistakably Porsche.
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We follow Theo over the course of the next decade or so as he goes through his Great Expectations phase (plucked out of obscurity by a remote but perhaps benevolent older woman for whose children he seems to be fated), his Oliver Twist phase (a life of petty crime and deep homoerotic friendship), his Old Curiosity Shop phase (living with an avuncular older man in a quirky but Edenic antiques shop), always surrounded by characters who are ostensibly American but speak with unmistakably posh British cadences.
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About as far as you could go was a phrase like "they were lying together, and he felt the urgent thrust of her body against him, and his aroused maleness was penetrating her, and he felt the warm soft moist clasping and the tightening..." 'Mistress of Satan's Roost' by Jack Kahler, cover artist unknown 303 Unmistakably these people are Doing It. But his "maleness" is what's penetrating her, not his cock or his prick or his dick, and something is clasping and tightening, presumably a vagina, but we aren't told that in so many syllables.
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