I think we all need to call upon that sometimes.
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The beautiful thing is that we hopefully built upon that.
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I think it's pretty unanimously agreed upon that networking sucks.
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Warning to Abby: the warden frowns upon that kinda thing.
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Congress can and should build upon that record of strength.
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It's early, sure, but it's hard to improve upon that.
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I can tell you that everything is based upon that.
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And then we came upon That Scene, and That Zombie.
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But the court said it could not rely upon that order.
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And, frankly, we think we will prevail based upon that science.
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However, it has not yet moved to expand upon that program.
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The Obama administration built upon that guidance but had notable differences.
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Perhaps we can call upon that savviest of Bond villains, Platinumfinger.
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AND SO COMMODITY PRICE COULD BE VERY, VERY VOLATILE BASED UPON THAT.
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In their next phone call, perhaps she'll expound upon that perennial disappointment.
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It stakes our claim upon that which was rightfully ours but denied.
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You did not discuss how race and racism act upon that outcome.
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The goal would be to improve upon that in the next season.
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And if it's needed I think the QIA will act upon that.
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"I always looked upon that as that we did a good job."
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He felt that the rest of the score should play upon that song.
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Any efforts made to improve upon that subpar experience are more than welcome.
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If we're not asking those questions, they're not going to act upon that.
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How do you maintain low crime and how do you build upon that?
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She needs to draw upon that and come out forcefully and define herself.
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That night they'd come upon that particular movie on some basic cable network.
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But even upon that realization, Maguire just looks bored by the whole thing.
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"Based upon that, we will be looking at taking appropriate action," he said.
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The season eight credits both expand upon that legacy and create a new one.
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Most people should realize that anyone who stumbles upon that situation wouldn't be thrilled.
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It was a cross to bear, but I was happily thrust upon that cross.
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What the proposition is there are constitutional basis upon that interview can take place.
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These recommendations build upon that effort and serve as a road map for success.
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Over the next few months, Swing Left began to build upon that initial fervor.
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It's very hard to generate the will or the momentum to impinge upon that.
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So you know what works over time and your job is dependent upon that.
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In 2016, he improved upon that performance, even if the Democratic Party did not.
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According to Dunham, the season might also touch upon that election we endured last year.
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They are twisted and thorny and beautiful, and wholly dependent upon that which holds them.
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You need to start with a solid technical foundation and build upon that in training.
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But again, I'm not sure what the impact of man is upon that climate change.
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When they embarked upon that venture, it seemed that everyone was skeptical of the idea.
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Remember when Dennis Nedry stumbles upon that dilophosaurus and it shoots him with that sticky venom?
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Paine, of course, seized upon that as evidence that he's as well-sourced as he claims.
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So, based upon that we do foresee that the demand could at least quadruple by 2030.
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Taekjip Ha/Johns Hopkins UniversityThe latest work published in Nano Letters builds upon that earlier research.
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It's not unreasonable to assume that the Cataracs and Dev built upon that sound as well.
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While it's generally agreed upon that there is no "average" penis size, there are objective extremes.
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But they are considered to be to be so widely agreed upon that they constrain everyone.
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Republicans have tried to seize upon that growth, promoting the federal changes as an economic engine.
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You know, 6% at one point might have been 'Are we going to improve upon that?
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Chunks build on chunks, and, she says, the neural network built upon that knowledge grows bigger.
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However, when you want to act upon that data, you'll have to decrypt and reveal its contents.
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What was the relationship based upon that finding out that he needed the little whatever color pill.
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It really went against the idea that we built Hike upon, that a user can be yourself.
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Based upon that fact, it's unlikely that the Apple Car will be a go-anywhere earth-crusher.
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"Oftentimes people draw upon — current intelligence officials, administration officials — draw upon that expertise and knowledge," he said.
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That is the only animal that has hit upon that as a strategy, which is really interesting.
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Aides to Mr. Trump seized upon that to suggest Mr. Coats was disloyal and should be fired.
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Whereas the Democrats are obviously motivated to seize upon that as a plausible account of what occurred.
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Then layer upon that not being a native English speaker and being more introverted as a person.
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Upon that most could agree — the L line is one of the city's most congested subway routes.
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Was there a certain band you came upon that made you want to make the jump to alternative?
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Over time, however, Zola continued to build upon that momentum to create a one-stop shop for weddings.
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Maybe a new political idea, more attuned to 21st-century realities, can even be built upon that identity.
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"There will not be transfers of money that's going to have an effect upon that effort," he added.
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It's really about what you can build or what you can generate in revenue based upon that viewership.
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Activists hope the forthcoming uprising in support of the FCC's Title II rules will improve upon that showing.
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Cheryl Sanders was "threatening to kill the guy's wife and (Robert Duncan) fired upon that person," Fischer said.
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The identity they have chosen models the renunciation of Islam upon that of addiction, alcoholism or even crime.
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It was finally agreed upon that the airline would bring the dog to the curb area of the airport.
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People face more blame; something like race, it's pretty agreed upon that someone cannot choose or change their race.
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But the Egyptian regime seized upon that sort of language in Abbas's posts to accuse him of fomenting violence.
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Right now, there are many occupations that low-skill workers rely upon that are on track to be automated.
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It's mentioned as an aside in the press materials but I was wondering if you could expand upon that.
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It has that healing capability as long as we acknowledge that power within it and act upon that power.
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But its ambitions to keep building upon that business have caused Roku to butt heads with some content providers.
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The Dream Machine can be a good entry point, as you'll be able to build upon that base device.
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What's implied is that the history of the museum's buildings is complicated, and this site-specific work insists upon that.
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Our AIM personas were carefully crafted, and based upon that now-mortifying reminder of our younger selves: the screen name.
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If you don't look fondly upon that, as I no longer do, then consider a Galaxy S8 or iPhone 7.
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California has had huge success with this type of legislation, and we're hoping to expand upon that across the country.
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Oh, that I were the screen upon that laptop that I might rewatch Shakespeare In Love for the hundredth time.
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COHN: LOOK, ANDREW, WE HAVEN'T AGREED UPON THAT, BUT THIS IS GOING TO BE A VERY HIGH INCOME EARNER BRACKET.
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We talked about how the two countries work together today and we talked about how we can expand upon that relationship.
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One, we capture the complete history and story of the patient, and two we enable providers to act upon that information.
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It was decided upon that the best framing device would be an interrogation tale that reveals her backstory bit by bit.
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And upon that punnet I saw a bar code, and just above that bar code was written PRODUCT OF SPAIN—ALMERíA .
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We have people just as capable of identifying good flavors as whoever it was in France who happened upon that strawberry.
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The Court once served as a bastion of voting rights protection, striking down state practices that infringed upon that fundamental right.
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That's perhaps ridiculous and a lot of people looked upon that as being a very serious breach and it really was.
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And so we're largely taking a lot of these community and social interaction kind of behaviors, and then building upon that.
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First, it's generally agreed upon that lyrics are a no-go, as they're likely to spur our brains into more activity.
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"If you're by yourself, you may be in a very vulnerable position because you're dependent upon that person," Dr. Nace said.
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Pay attention to the little things and the little details, little nuances, and try to speak upon that when I see.
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If that's the case, if I think the markets will look favorably upon that as sort of a degree on continuity.
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It not only helps people validate results, it also enables more people to understand what's happening and to build upon that.
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Given a few more years of defunding and underfunding public education, we may look upon that 57 percent figure with nostalgia.
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Which is sort of just the established amount of time that most dentists agree upon that you're supposed to brush for.
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As I touched on earlier, start with the goal of 10 percent of your income and try to build upon that.
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But Louis-Dreyfus also set a completely different record with her win, then built upon that record a few moments later.
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Let's pop the hood and gaze upon that massive battle-ax of a motor: a mighty V12 manufactured in Maranello, Italy.
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"Gene therapy's a one-time treatment; all of the cost of the therapy has to be paid upon that treatment," Nadeau said.
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The law essentially criminalizes speech, he said, and the Supreme Court looks very skeptically at laws that may infringe upon that right.
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"I came upon that song again and I thought, This movie starts with the words, 'I always flirt with death,'" he remembers.
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Shang noted that currently, lawsuit investors return about $1.40 for each dollar they invest; she thinks Legalist can improve upon that figure.
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Ms. Alkebulan said that the experience profoundly shaped her life and that it was emotional watching Ms. Harris call upon that history.
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And stop looking upon that person — who's basically degraded you and the entire profession by their illegal actions — as a brother officer.
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The burden of the secret you've been carrying ever since you came upon that video is one she's been carrying for years.
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"It's consistently agreed upon that a lot of it is not how it used to be," according to one of the workers.
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"It's not looked down upon that guys want to look beautiful or take care of their skin" in South Korea, he said.
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Now we have to decide whether to continue to defend, amend and build upon that foundation or become complicit in dismantling it.
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Addressing racism, inhumanity and injustice were always a hallmark of the series, and the producers clearly intend to build upon that foundation.
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However, If agreed upon, that proposal would skirt a number of the conditions put forward by Ford's lawyers earlier in the week.
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And I suppose to be able to kind of touch upon that in a contained story for me is a very exciting proposition.
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In typical Salesforce fashion, it has built upon that initial announcement and tried to use AI to automate and drive more successful sales.
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Births outside marriage, for instance, are so widely frowned upon that they amount to only 268 percent of the total, the lowest anywhere.
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The page lets you add specific keywords to block, along with the action that you'd like performed when you stumble upon that keyword.
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The new API is meant to expand upon that earlier offering, to make the Producer service easier to use for publishers and broadcasters.
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Gao stumbled upon that cumbersome procedure when he asked his mother to pay for his first year at the University of Southern California.
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His project itself builds upon that notion by adding more utility to the blockchain, thereby creating something everyone will want to hear about.
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"The Cadillac brand has resonated with African-Americans in the past, and it makes sense to both value and build upon that affinity."
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The officer leaves the scene only to return shortly after, and appears to stumble upon that plastic bag of drugs in the can.
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These obligations and restrictions do more than grant or refuse us license to act upon that fear: they also enhance or minimize it.
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Alexa, meanwhile, is still very much a home assistant, but Amazon should be building upon that as it makes a more aggressive push.
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The rule book does touch upon that, but not in any way that could be seen as specific to kneeling during the anthem.
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He signaled extreme displeasure with her and her aides on Tuesday, and might be willing to expand upon that criticism during the hearing.
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They are choosing the vile path of political expediency and grandstanding upon that political road over their ethical duty to uphold the law.
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"His life was in danger, he acted upon that danger, and unfortunately a man lost his life," defense attorney Jay Daniels told jurors.
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The Cubs look to improve upon that mark when they begin a three-game series against the visiting St. Louis Cardinals on Monday.
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Upon that island once lived a large population of giant stick insects—six inch-long "land lobsters" dwelling in trees—the Dryococelus australis.
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Melody Prochet of Melody's Echo Chamber does a great job of building upon that work done by experimental "French Disko" acts like Stereolab.
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Liz sat upon that third-floor, brand-new, living room rug as she cited its scratchiness and too-small-for-the-space proportion.
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After his ride on Thursday, Mr. Rodriguez declared that, even at 59, he could improve upon that paltry 405-hour ride in England.
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Over two centuries, we have built upon that core principle, with painstaking and persistent work, to make our democracy more representative and inclusive.
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Future economic assistance to the country should also be made dependent upon that condition being fulfilled, and economic pressure must attend diplomatic efforts.
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As long as we continue to do that, and the label is helping us build upon that and expand upon that, and hopefully a lot of bands that are doing special things, if anyone can take away anything, it's to support the world and community around you that you think is doing a special thing instead of tearing other things down.
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Based upon that previous experience, DEA had no indication that the Global Discovery modification would encounter the significant delays and problems that ultimately occurred.
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" He adds: "It is harder to collect through civil as opposed to criminal because in criminal, it's agreed upon that he owes the money.
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Upon that fertile ground, Trump appears to be trying to build an almost-all-white coalition in a country that's fast becoming majority minority.
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And to some degree cable news knew that and saw that and felt that and acted upon that by covering Trump intensively early on.
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Sometimes, you make a decision, and years later you look back upon that moment and think: Wait, why the hell did I do that?
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It's continuing to build upon that legacy, including a new program in development that can automatically provide play-by-play commentary for soccer matches.
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"This is the lie that Ted's campaign is built upon ... that he's the most conservative guy and everyone else is a RINO," he said.
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Not like the bounty I came upon that summer night in Ron's basement, when I unearthed Marvel's "Secret Wars," a 12-issue limited series.
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Today you build upon that foundation laid by countless workers before you who refused to accept things as they were and built a better world.
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So it's a natural extension of her campaign strategy to build upon that argument through the aftermath of the latest terror strike on U.S. soil.
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Bruce Springsteen Narrates New Audio Version of Memoir, 'Born to Run' "I always looked upon that as that we did a good job," he says.
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We imagine ourselves just shy of the peak of being, and whatever may step past us rests upon that peak with no further climb ahead.
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"She endeared herself to the families, developed what would be a trusting relationship and preyed upon that relationship — and preyed upon these children," said Parrales.
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Now, two years later, the company's improving upon that luggage with the release of its Bluesmart Black Edition, which is available for preorder starting today.
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Only one country has called upon that clause in its history, and that is the United States following the terror attacks on September 11, 2001.
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Much of the creative-writing industry depends upon that misconception and the promise, implicit or explicit, that the acquisition of those skills is unconditionally achievable.
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They are both veterans of "Stomp," the long-running show that uses everyday objects as percussion, and they can draw upon that experience in adapting.
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TYRUS: No. But the point is, like she has a right -- as Americans we have the right to protest, and I would never infringe upon that.
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If he wants to act upon that sentiment, Mr Simons will find support in the form of Rebecca Slaughter, the fifth and final nominee for commissioner.
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Instead, they should build upon that message with strong cases for federalism, monetary reform, and other conservative ideas to smash the administrative state in Washington — a.k.a.
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"There's a lot of the natural habitat that indigenous people, who were speakers of indigenous languages, would have relied upon that isn't there anymore," Gorenflo said.
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Fontana seized upon that note of insolent suavity at a time in Italy of economic boom and cultural éclat—most brilliantly evident, of course, in film.
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They'd be pretty blank-faced if someone mentioned a song title of mine, and I always looked upon that as that we did a good job.
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It's a shame Merkin, and the editorial decisions of New York magazine, foreclosed upon that opportunity in favor of this frivolous fare that gets us nowhere.
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"My assumption was that the agency relied upon that probability percentage then to make that determination that the client is no longer a child," Adams said.
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It's generally agreed upon that Greek pizza is mediocre at best, with a tastiness that is directly proportional to the amount of alcohol one has consumed.
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This month, their most recent release, The White Album, has built upon that momentum, and delivered what might be some of the band's finest moments to date.
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" The court ruled that Indians may be Caucasian, but they were not "white" and therefore ineligible for the "privilege of citizenship" conferred upon that "class of persons.
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Yun's paintings are for those who would reflect upon that engagement, rather than looking at a work only to register what is seen and then move on.
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In fact, she's previously opened up about how executives reacted to the concept of a bisexual leading lady, and she expanded upon that in her December cover.
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If Pokémon Go had impressed upon that standard of television programming, shows that reached millions of homes, there could be no doubt that it was absolutely mainstream.
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Google "Geordie Shore shocking moments" and what will greet you upon that search is some of the most questionable behavior perpetuated by wasted twentysomethings you'll ever see.
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Regardless of what you think about the show's later seasons, it's generally agreed upon that its most classic episodes were in the seasons that Disney+ aired incorrectly.
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People have mostly stopped saying, "Sitting is the new smoking," maybe because that was très dramatic, but it's still generally agreed upon that we sit too much.
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The oral history of this incident is hard to factcheck, but among my brothers it's pretty unanimously agreed upon that I went missing not long after this.
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Two years later, officials expanded upon that idea for a six-month pilot project in neighborhoods around Newtown Creek, enlisting 379 volunteers from more than 200 buildings.
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"One thing we can depend upon, that we saw yesterday: Donald Trump says what he wants," Nikolaus Blome, deputy editor of Bild, wrote in its online edition.
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Although Verney is not certain that he will find fellow humans, he discerns a deeper obligation to himself and the whole planet to act upon that hope.
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"Young people, and all the people representing the different aspects of our community, knew how important this was, acted upon that knowledge, and made the difference," she said.
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"The two presidents reiterated their desire to continue to build upon that in the phone conversation, acknowledging that we have some differences on specific issues," the official continued.
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But none of these conditions will prevent Facebook from collecting and sharing data, and they certainly won't affect Facebook's insanely lucrative ad business, which relies upon that data.
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Part of this conversation is built upon that assumption that this technology has become that powerful and I don't even know how many decades we are from that.
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In a diseased body politic, he seems to say, no one is exempt from infection, and the sanity of every citizen is dependent upon that of his neighbor.
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So all these other little negotiations that we make are built upon that first lie, that our time isn't important, it doesn't matter, and that it isn't precious.
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Whether someone is a Maine resident or not, they have the right to free movement and anyone who infringes upon that free movement is potentially violating the law.
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JOE KERNEN: You downplayed the overtures to the Democrats a little bit, that the President agreed upon, based upon that it was necessary for hurricane relief, et cetera.
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Biden is at work on a book that will touch upon that tumultuous time in his life and what led to his decision not to run for president.
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With the house in danger of being sold, they will all have to come together to call upon that special Christmas magic that can only happen on Holly Lane.
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I am much more interested in whether or not the Department of Justice and the FBI relied upon that dossier and initiating a counterintelligence investigation or in court findings.
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Once you get the basics down, you'll build upon that foundation by covering topics like networking, privacy and anonymity, malware, email security, backups and encryption, and Windows 10 hardening.
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Its e-commerce business has largely been fueled by online grocery orders, but it's looking to build upon that momentum with expanded sales of apparel and other general merchandise.
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Should a Yoga guru be able to copyright a functional sequence of Yoga poses, so that nobody else can practice and improve upon that sequence without the guru's permission?
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" It adds: "Because of this, it has been mutually agreed upon that it is in the best interest of the campaign and Mr. Tyler to go their separate ways.
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Nonetheless, confronting thirty years' worth of one's own work is likely to prompt elegiac reflection upon that which is past or grumpy complaint over that which has been lost.
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There's no doubt that these repeated discoveries make it seem as if two-headed sharks are becoming more common, and recent headlines have seized upon that clickbait-friendly assumption.
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A common theme among all the business-casual women I spoke to was that looking too dressed up is frowned upon — that it makes an employee look out of place.
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It's pretty diverse in the starter pack — Dirty South, East Coast, West Coast, just to get the conversation going — then you can continue to build upon that by getting expansions.
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There is so much going on in Tenaglia's work, so much to think about and reflect upon, that I feel like I have just started to see what is there.
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GE said it would retain a significant minority stake in the Czech operations for at least six months after the float, and upon that its participation will be gradually reduced.
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"She said she cares greatly about "policies build upon that foundational environment, tax cuts, and de-regulations that provide pathways for Americans to pave great careers in this booming economy.
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Once upon a time — once upon that nascent 21st-century time — Mr. Jacobs was the favored son of New York, its Wizard of Oz and boy wonder wrapped into one.
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With a number of exhibitions in recent years gathering steam for the artist's career, it seems universally agreed upon that Betye Saar's present moment in the sun is long overdue.
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Alaska's merit selection process, in other words, managed to find one of the few matters that both Obama and Palin could agree upon: that Morgan Christen is an excellent judge.
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Mr. Manafort's lawyers seized upon that apparent admission of an error, telling Judge Ellis that the prosecutors' revised account of their evidence cast Mr. Manafort in a more favorable light.
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They were, instead, about a general sense that masculinity was being infringed upon, that women were ascendant and men descendant, and that society didn't terribly care what happened to men.
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And I suppose to be able to kind of touch upon that in a contained story for me is a very exciting proposition ... Maybe it's the start of a bigger story.
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"In reality, no one knows what the market will do; trying to predict it is a waste of time, and investing based upon that prediction is a speculative undertaking," he wrote.
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"There's nothing we see that doesn't give us confidence … [that] as some of these investments mature we can build upon that and grow our market share," co-president Erik Nordstrom said.
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" In the first months after the marriage's collapse, Hardwick muses, tentatively, to Mary McCarthy, upon "that strange thing that happens to you when you know you don't want it any longer.
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His 2013 album Virgins built upon that breakthrough, with Hecker mashing an Icelandic woodwind ensemble and the keyboard virtuosity of Kara-Lis Coverdale into the mix like meat into a sausage grinder.
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I just finished an incredible horror movie called Wish Upon that will be in theaters on June 30, and I'm currently working on my amazing new movie, Sierra Burgess Is A Loser.
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" MICHAEL O'ROURKE, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST, JONESTRADING, GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT "Every time we make a new high, it's considered a bullish event, but I don't think you can make a forecast based upon that.
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Lawrence's body was later exhumed from Arlington National Cemetery after it emerged that he had fabricated his service in World War II. Trump's appointees are building upon that not-so-proud tradition.
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While we fell short of our ultimate on-field goal in 2019, I am proud of our progress and we'll do all we can to build upon that in the coming years.
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Sure, some fans love the artist's lyricism and controversiality, but it can be agreed upon that they all collectively love when he delivers those hardcore, slack verses that dancehall is known for.
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"Because I studied African music and the history of African-American music doesn't necessarily mean that I consciously draw upon that when I do my work as a creative artist," he said.
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We owe these standards of conduct to brave women and men like the Harvard freshman, who insisted — at a time when it was far from agreed upon — that sexual harassment is wrong.
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When Volkov stumbled upon that talk last year, he "felt energized by sheer obscurity and uniqueness of these names," which, after all, are really just "lines of code," as Volkov told Motherboard.
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"Looking upon that cruelty, in that concentration camp, I thought immediately of the cruelties of today, which are similar: not as concentrated as in that place, but everywhere in the world," he said.
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The release has been well received by users, and iOS 12.1 looks to improve upon that with multi-person video chats, the flexibility of dual SIM, and fixed selfies on its latest smartphones.
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The whole of this brief video—the deer was in the gym for two high-energy minutes, and left the way it came—is the deer issuing and making good upon that challenge.
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The Obama administration designated India as a major defense partner for the United States, and the Trump administration hopes to build upon that with the new agreement as China looms in the region.
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But to be a Druid is to follow a path, sometimes without even realizing you walk upon that path, that brings you to a point that just seems to be right for you.
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At the booth of the London gallery Ronchini, the American artist Samantha Bittman has created digitally printed wallpaper and hung her weavings upon that surface to create a layered and seamless-looking installation.
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The issues that threaten to impinge upon that identity -- whether by curtailing the precious rights and freedoms the city enjoys or chipping away at its cultural heritage -- provoke the most visceral reactions from Hongkongers.
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And please, Look upon that face, the same one that, in a few short years, would come to see dunking as a misery and a drudgery: That happiness is not there for Meyers, now.
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In 2016, it's as close as can be universally agreed upon that Kanye is some sort of genius—but there's never been a solid consensus reached on the cream of his music video crop.
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The company then built upon that library of lessons and activities to develop programs for teachers across a variety of subjects, including STEM (science, technology, engineering and math), history, language, and art, for example.
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The Magic, who have yet to score fewer than 114 points, will try to build upon that triumph and push the winning streak to four straight when they visit the Charlotte Hornets on Sunday.
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In the months following one of the most polarizing presidential elections of our time, it was widely agreed upon that a federal infrastructure package was the best hope for bipartisan cooperation under President Trump.
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"I like to get my hands dirty and work with customers and when you have the platform and products that Box has developed, there is a tremendous opportunity to build upon that," she said.
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Introduced by Bernard Williams in 1976 and expanded upon that year by Thomas Nagel, moral luck describes situations in which we hold people morally responsible for events that are not entirely within their control.
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The complaint claims that she was not given all the needed resources that she was promised and was not allowed to participate in extracurricular activities, though it was agreed upon that she would be.
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Justin Rose, the highest-ranked English golfer, finished fourth at Royal Birkdale in 1998 as a 17-year-old amateur, and has not improved upon that in 663 subsequent starts here as a pro.
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That's appropriate (UNINTEL), and our task is to ensure that they get the benefits of that so that you know the destruction that's been had upon that economy, and it happened long before American sanctions.
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He also contributes "A Mad look at…" whatever topic he alights upon that day and "The Shadow Knows" series, which exposes what his characters are actually thinking behind the facade they present to the world.
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"There's so much space for them to be able to take walks with the baby and their dogs and not feel like they are being preyed upon — that was the big thing," says the source.
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In turn, Mr. Beshear seized upon that weakness, putting teachers at the center of his campaign, including selecting a high school assistant principal, Jacqueline Coleman, to join his ticket as the candidate for lieutenant governor.
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Often, when costs are diffuse (borne by most citizens), policymakers make them harder to trace, in hopes that citizens won't discover them and, upon that discovery, vote to punish the lawmakers who sponsored the bill.
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Everyone seems slightly perplexed and put-upon that this is now a part of their lives, all because it is the last place anyone would think to look for the leaders of a resistance movement.
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She'll draw upon that new material at the Standard, where she's joined by Irwin Hall on tenor saxophone, Josh Evans on trumpet, Keith Brown on piano, Ben Williams on bass and Anwar Marshall on drums.
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Nylan continues: If the enemy commander is avid for advantage, useit to lure him in;If he is volatile, seize upon that;If he is solid, prepare well for battle;If he is strong, evade him.
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Until men make it their duty to not just know, but to act upon that knowledge — publicly decrying and dismantling the hierarchies of power that shelter this sort of conduct — it will remain women's burden to bear. ●
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"If I die a partisano, bury me upon that mountain beneath the shadow of the flower, so all the people, the people passing, can say, 'Oh, what a beautiful flower…" Kim Kelly is still alive on Twitter.
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"It's universally agreed upon that the FCC's maps are based on flawed data, and T-Mobile was caught red-handed claiming that its coverage in Vermont and other states was far greater than it was," Sohn says.
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We founded ourselves upon that concept that we were sharing them, so just all of the sudden take them back — that's not only unfair to me, like unjust, but I'm also like, 'That's not even mutually beneficial.
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Rather, Congress is now in a constitutional gray area, with little guidance on what must come next, and Democrats are seizing upon that ambiguity to increase Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's leverage as he negotiates with McConnell.
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"For the Deep Adaptation groups that I am involved with, we ask people to agree that societal collapse is either likely, inevitable or already unfolding, so that we can have meaningful engagement upon that premise," he said.
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It is almost universally agreed upon that comprehensive immigration reform is needed, but the way to accomplish this and any other piece of important legislation is not to see which side can play their cards more slyly.
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In the opening moments of Lucas Hnath's smart, funny and utterly engrossing new play, which opened Thursday night at the Golden Theater, audience members laugh at the sound of the demanding tattoo being beaten upon that door.
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It shows that ad-targeting can not only track you at the personal, individual level but also that it doesn't take a corporation's resources to seize upon that surveillance tool—just time, determination, and about a thousand dollars.
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"Dramatically, I was drawn to this struggle, this very silent struggle of two people who were just so put upon that they didn't really have a voice or the actions to navigate or overcome this situation," he said.
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As Bentham said, the panopticon is an architecture, and while Foucault expanded upon that to include all structures that inspire self-discipline, it's important to consider the centrality of architecture because once you think about it – it's everywhere.
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"This underscores how important it is to have conversations about sex and pleasure or even to show your partner what you like, since otherwise, the chances of just stumbling upon that one preference are pretty low," Herbenick said.
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Why the deal was signed: The Obama administration designated India as a major defense partner for the United States, and the Trump administration hopes to build upon that with the new agreement as China looms in the region.
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This set off a debate among the press corps and campaign, until eventually it was agreed upon that yes, this counted as a formal "availability" session with the press, or "avail," as it is known in the bubble.
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"Congress, possessing exclusive power over the amending process, cannot be bound by, and is under no duty to accept, the pronouncements upon that exclusive power by this Court or by the [state] courts," the Court explained in Coleman.
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She and I will never agree on what we agreed upon that day — a "breakup" or a "breather," the distinction between which is significant — but I do clearly remember one thing: going home that night and weighing myself.
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They suggest that, because sweet tastes suppress the feeling of being full (the reason why desserts, which come at the end of a meal, are sweet), consuming foods rich in fructose encourages overeating and the diseases consequent upon that.
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" Her work is built upon that of her teacher, the academic José Esteban Muñoz, who famously theorized that queerness is, by its very nature, not-yet-here — "that thing that lets us feel that this world is not enough.
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In this expectation, according to Kathleen Hall Jamieson, Trump appeared to be making a a fundamental presumption "that was so faulty as to be bizarre" In a system characterized by separation of powers, and checks and balances upon that power.
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Acting U.S. ambassador to Ukraine Bill Taylor, for instance, testified last week that it was made clear to him that a military aide package to Ukraine was contingent upon that country announcing probes into the Bidens and the 2016 election.
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Upon that first viewing, I realized that, during my senior year of college, I dated a version of season one Adam — a narcissistic guy I'll call Luca* who had warped relationship views and a penchant for over-the-top dirty talk.
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Upon that realization, White Star started to build connections with big corporations and investors in Japan and South Korea, which in 2018 led to opening its first Asian location in Tokyo, headed by former World Economic Forum executive Shun Nagao.
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The wide-ranging nature of the scheme implicates not only campaign finance statutes, but also criminal conspiracy liability, which happens whenever two or more people conspire to commit a crime or defraud the government and then act upon that conspiracy.
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The brothers are so smart about how stories work that they can usually get away with this approach; at its best, it gives their movies a jolt of the unexpected, as when Marge Gunderson happens upon that wood chipper in Fargo.
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While the signal to that effect—called an "alestick"—was definitely a thing and was intentionally used to flag down passersby, there's little to suggest that it was unanimously agreed upon that such a stick would have to be a broom.
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I even went so far as to put Mr. Twain as a point-of-view character in one of my novels ("The Seventh Plague"), expanding upon that lifelong relationship with Stanley, while also exploring his unlikely friendship with Nikola Tesla.
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"Not only are we going to sustain that progress, we're going to build upon that progress, and we are never going back to the years when this city wasn't safe," he told more than 500 recruits at the city's police academy.
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"At the end of the day, how well you do over the course of your investment life is mostly dependent upon that 2 percent of the time in the markets when it looks like the world is ending," Bernstein said.
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In the wake of the disappearances, cults and fringe religious movements spring up everywhere to fill (and sometimes capitalize upon) that void, the most notable of which is the Guilty Remnant, who as part of their practice do not speak.
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We've heard some rumblings about an assistant on the forthcoming Galaxy S8, but now the company has confirmed that it will be launching a new service, built in part upon that recent Viv acquisition when the device is released early next year.
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It builds upon that with sharp, creative and natural dialogue, allowing cast members like Stanfield, who very much could break out as a star of the series, to shine in the spotlight around Glover — who often cedes camera time to those around him.
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But then, we reflected upon that and said, should we not go a little bit broader than just focusing on energy, because at the end, the technology that we have - what are we producing in chemical terms - it is a renewable hydrocarbon.
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My initial experience coming upon that first carving by flashlight at dusk felt magical and I think it was how that singular blue/green beam of light removed the context of the forest while also striking a deep emotional chord with me.
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It starts with a research assistant (often a PhD candidate in history) that preps the staff on the deep history of any given topic, and then the hosts get together to expand upon that history with their own knowledge and networks of historians.
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Even if the Iberian lynx is no longer facing extinction, its future continues to depend upon that of the rabbit, whose population first decreased significantly because of myxomatosis, a highly infectious disease, which was introduced as a control agent worldwide in the 1950s.
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"—that he wished he could "have a paper-mill established at one end of the house, and so have an endless riband of foolscap rolling in upon my desk; and upon that endless riband I should write a thousand—a million—billion thoughts.
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But Booker said that he wants to see exactly what Mueller found before commenting further on impeachment and he pivoted to the 2020 election as the best chance to oust Trump: We should see that report and make our decisions based upon that.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When I was in my mid-20s and I had not traveled much, the poet Jonathan Williams made me aware of Lexington, Kentucky, and the possibility that powerful occult forces might have converged upon that area.
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The EZ Charge Case improves upon that design with a removable built-in plug and 28-inches of cord so that when you plug your iPhone into an outlet, or a USB port, you can continue to easily use your device while it's charging.
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Not for Mr. Icke the classical trappings of masks or togas or anything that might stand in the way of this triptych's analysis of both the shattering effects of violence and the way nonetheless that society seems to depend upon that self-same violence.
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In looking upon that great lady, the monk received a measure of her unquestioning love and fell to his knees to pray for further guidance, only to find that he'd knelt on a slip of paper that the baby had dislodged with her wriggling.
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Nevertheless, "Walden, a game" is no mindless mindfulness app; it's an introspective "Oregon Trail" that reminds you it's all well and good to sit and reflect by the fire at pond's edge, but there also needs to be a fish cooking upon that fire.
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Watch: Unmarried at 27: Meet China's 'Leftover Women' There are significant "social compensation fees" for having a child out of wedlock in China, where the progeny of unmarried parents are so frowned upon that they're not even entitled to a hukou, or residence permit.
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"While we believe DOE has broad privileges to identify threats to national security, we are skeptical that (the order) entitles DOE to direct power market operators (...) to pay generators more based upon that threat," said Katie Bays, energy analyst at Height Capital Markets in Washington.
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And it is a timely one, as Biden hopes to build upon that lead in the next major day of contests Tuesday, when Democrats in Idaho, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, North Dakota, Washington, and abroad will get to select their choice for the party's nominee.
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We'll never know if the Lakers, who had risen to a heady fourth in the West at 20-14 when James sustained the groin injury in a Christmas Day rout of Golden State, could have kept building upon that promising start with a healthy LeBron.
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Looking further forward, it might not only be indie game makers who utilize Patreon, but more established creators, studios, and even publishers — at least those with already sizable fan bases to call upon — that are locked out of what might be an exclusive streaming club.
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In that time, however, the East Coast has become increasingly dependent upon that line as oil companies have shuttered refineries in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, St. Croix and Aruba, cutting off over 800,000 bpd of refining capacity that previously served the region, providing alternative gasoline supplies.
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Following a brief refresher on Python 2, instructor and professional data scientist Jose Portilla will teach you the basics of Python 3, building upon that knowledge across 24 hours of video content on topics such as Object Oriented Programming, decorators, timestamps, the Jupyter Notebook, and GUI development.
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Then, when any event, interaction or experience even superficially touches upon that unprocessed data, or at times spontaneously for no evident reason, the experience floods back into consciousness, complete with the sensory and emotional information, such that the event is not remembered but actually re-experienced.
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Hillary Clinton tried to press this to her advantage in the 2016 campaign — and it's universally agreed upon that the release of audiotape featuring Donald Trump telling a casual acquaintance that he likes to "grab 'em by the pussy" was a near-death experience for the campaign.
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Last month she released "Coin Coin Chapter Four: Memphis," and she will draw upon that disc's material in this concert, where she'll be joined by the multi-instrumentalist Hannah Marcus, the percussionist Ryan Sawyer, the trumpeter and reeds player Matt Lavelle and the guitarist and vocalist Kyp Malone.
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We read Gaitskill and Bowles to witness their characters self-destruct — but in Core's stories what agonizes is the way she lets hers be, helplessly embedded in the present, wondering about what might be happening outside their own lives but unable to act upon that outer world in any significant way.
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He could break protocol and publicly announce that the agency's investigation of Hillary Clinton's private email server had been re-opened, or he could remain quiet, ensuring that Republicans, who were likely to maintain majorities in Congress, would seize upon that decision once it became public (likely after the election).
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" She again drew upon that idea in her dissent on Tuesday, in which she accused the majority of "ignoring the facts, misconstruing our legal precedent and turning a blind eye to the pain and suffering the proclamation inflicts upon countless families and individuals, many of whom are United States citizens.
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" Graham's reasoning: "We cannot allow future presidents and this president to be impeached based on an inquiry in the House that's never been voted upon, that does not allow the president to confront the witnesses against him, to call witnesses on his behalf, and cross-examine people who are accusing him of misdeeds.
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The 42-year-old actor, who won an Academy Award himself for his role in 20093's The Revenant, was gifted the rare statuette a few years back by production company Red Granite — who helped finance The Wolf of Wall Street and passed Brando's prize on to him upon that film's wrapping.
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Make no mistake, if Puerto Rico is allowed to renege on the constitutional guarantees afforded to the relatively small tranche of its creditors who purchased Commonwealth bonds, then profligate states like Illinois and New Jersey will seize upon that to begin lobbying Washington for the same authority, and that's a big problem.
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"If he misuses and abuses his power to the point that he uses his money and his influence to tell people to do things to people that are harmful to my people, I just want him to know how frowned upon that is in my community, starting with me," he said of Trump.
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Best Verse: n/a Overall Grade: B+ "Unforgettable" is nominally French Montana's song, but it's generally agreed upon that pretty much anyone could have put their verses between Swae Lee's hook and the song would've been a hit (in fact, a leaked early version of the song reveals that it was once meant for WizKid).
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"Switzerland, like a number of other countries, has promoted itself as a hub for fintech and for innovation, and so of course any country that promotes itself in that way -- in my view, it's incumbent upon that country to take these particular concerns at the highest level in(to) the utmost regard," she added.
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CP: Well, I think we touched upon that earlier when we were talking about the effects that ... We do know about spending a lot of time on the internet, for example, and the issue and the challenge of how do you do brain studies on people with phones if you think it's a negative intervention.
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He said that fuel economy was rarely a major consideration for consumers shopping for an S.U.V. The existing Enclave model gets about 17 miles per gallon in combined city and highway driving, but the new version shown in New York is expected to improve upon that performance, once it is certified by federal regulators.
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A Full Frontal field piece about gamification last year gave her an idea; she called upon that piece's producer, Razan Ghalayini, as well as with Gabe Zichermann, an authority on the subject who had appeared in the piece, to see if there was a way to use the power of games to get people to vote.
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The struggle to find a poetry in which your survival rather than your defeat is celebrated, perhaps to find your own voice to insist upon that, or to at least find a way to survive amidst an ethos that relishes your erasures and failures is work that many and perhaps most young women have to do.
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And so you have no choice, if you are a company, but to embark upon that process and to go from traditional brand marketing and advertising that was built around having a huge Olympics campaign, to really understanding your customers or potential customers, how you can target them online and how you can be very effective in messaging to them.
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But when I watch a scene like the Gemstone brothers competing to see who can baptize the most people without getting water up those newly baptized noses, or Eli looking upon that painting of his wife, or sole sister Judy (Edi Patterson) bristling at her diminished treatment within the family, I feel the shock of seeing people I once knew.
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"Immediately upon that decision from the 9th Circuit enjoining MPP we had large groups of mass that causes instant port closures and disruption of port operations and therefore we have to have a prepared response in the event that that decision comes down again or any clarifying court decision that could disrupt port entry operations," a senior CBP official said.
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Though the connection between external threats and reformist dissent has been more tenuous this century than it was during the Cold War, and though such dissent has posed much less of a challenge to the powerful than it did in the past, many elites after 9/11 did connect domestic dissent to terrorism and did implement policies with a potential chilling effect upon that dissent.
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Upon that first reading, I found the Don Quixote that is the Don Quixote many people have found and loved: a hero precisely because he sees a noble horse where others see a skinny old nag, because he puts a wash basin on his head and sets out for battle as a knight errant, and even after being left beaten at the side of the road, he sets out again.
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It wasn't that different in the 2000s, when seventeen of the top 20 films were sequels or book adaptations (or both, there's a lot of Harry Potter on there), but even as that trend continues there has been one small shift that says a lot about how TV and movies shifted this decade — in the 22014s, entertainment began to look even further inward for its inspiration, choosing to ceaselessly expand upon that which was already done as opposed to moving on to other, new ideas.
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