Eye health is something I've variously ignored and obsessed over.
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These documents variously condemn gay marriage or even homosexuality itself.
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It's always been there, in various, and variously sublimated, forms.
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The DHS even named the group — known variously as Temp.
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The prime minister has variously been a Baathist, Maoist and Islamist.
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It is variously compared to rotten eggs, mouldy cheese and garbage.
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It's variously described as a lack of transparency or even obfuscation.
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Annual corporate filings variously identify him as Russian, Latvian and Maltese.
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Critics described him variously as pompous, sycophantic, unctuous, oleaginous and obsequious.
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" Concurrently, news outlets variously lauded the expansion as "progressive" and "empowering.
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Ceramics with variously hued glazes feature such motifs as flowers and ducks.
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Variously in these games, it is characters' very biology that is rewritten.
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The four needlepoint samplers on view are variously American, German and Spanish.
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Our mornings started variously at 4:30, 5 or 5:30 a.m.
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It focuses on an enormous, disembodied mouth slurping up variously colored goo.
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Then those phones tried to be different, but in variously off-putting ways.
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Latinos know this complexity and thus engage variously with the issues of immigration.
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They wanted, variously, to slash inflation, increase economic growth and tighten the budget.
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One is red string, signifying blood, genetic coding, fatalism, or humanity's endlessness, variously.
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The fits stand in, variously, for puberty, or for sexuality, or for mortality.
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Mr. McPhatter's role with the artist was variously given as bodyguard or manager.
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The concertos were performed along with works by composers variously influenced by Ligeti.
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They are variously comedic, menacing or pathetic — or, confusingly, all three at once.
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People in the U.K. are, variously, dumbfounded, flabbergasted, angry, scared and fed up.
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All of this was variously offensive, tone-deaf, ignorant or, at times, insidious.
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Curry's handicap has been variously reported as falling somewhere between 2 and scratch.
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MacKay variously served as minister of foreign affairs and defense from 2006-2015.
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And the two-dozen instrumentalists, variously deployed, mitigated any sense of bleak isolation.
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Many told me, variously and earnestly, that the feminists are provoking this reaction.
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The selections were characterized as being variously dedicated to right and left-wing views.
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Article 210Article 22019 has been variously called the link tax or the snippet tax.
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Newspapers have variously described the coffin seizures in Jiangxi as "barbaric", "inhuman" and "unlawful".
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He was accused variously of delusional ambition, extravagant showmanship, duplicity, pig-headedness and worse.
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The seven, variously, were citizens by descent of Canada, New Zealand, Italy and Britain.
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This character, variously outfitted, recurs within Monkman's body of performance, video, and static installations.
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The resultant trauma triggered children to be variously aggressive, suicidal, or unable to speak.
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Chocolate and vanilla blur abstractly, the froyo variously smooth and lumpy, and oddly sensual.
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The Woolworths and Shoprite groups also variously encompass the likes of furniture and clothing.
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They are variously large, small, in color, black and white, staged, straight, funny, heartbreaking.
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But the people seemed variously amused, hostile and perplexed by his presence, he wrote.
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Around the courtroom, several of Mr. Menendez's supporters variously sighed and hung their heads.
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Its name is derived from the Greek word variously defined as intellect or inner wisdom.
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The colours were on 80 differently hued cards; the odours on 16 variously scented sticks.
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Mr Corbyn was variously portrayed as a pantomime villain and a threat to the nation.
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Studies have linked mixed-sex teams variously to improvements in productivity, innovation, safety and profitability.
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How Latch manages to pluck all these variously tensed threads will be interesting to watch.
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Russia denied it, claiming variously that the trucks had simply caught fire or been shelled.
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They've been hailed variously as the future of commerce and a revolution in customer service.
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The black forms sit within and on top of the clouds and variously colored shapes.
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They have variously been described as "stoner emo" and "shroomgaze," to give you an idea.
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It was variously decorated with Catalan separatist flags, a blowup doll and a pig's head.
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She looked around at all these young women drinking their soup from variously shaped wineglasses.
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But the destruction brought by the police officers — who variously told the villagers that Mrs.
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Their designs recall, variously, the cabinetry in Georgian houses and Shaker furniture, among other influences.
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So, with the variously lifelike sculptures up for grabs, the question is: Who wants whom?
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At close range, they reveal layered meanings that are variously psychological, social, cultural, even structural.
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His father, Benito, variously worked in a zinc factory, owned a bar and delivered ice.
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He also worked variously as town constable, snowplow operator, crossing guard and dogcatcher, she said.
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Her three previous productions for the company, though full of ideas, were all variously disappointing.
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For 12 weeks, the government flailed for a solution, variously promising reform and cracking down.
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Over a 40-year career, Skaryna variously tried his hand at medicine, philosophy and horticultural design.
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The defendants were alleged to have variously engaged in identity theft, wire fraud, and money laundering.
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Negative interest rates have been variously implemented in Denmark, Switzerland, Sweden, the euro zone and Japan.
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Turkey has experienced a string of deadly bomb blasts, blamed variously on ISIS and the PKK.
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The next Trump scandal involves the recent ill-fated healthcare legislation, variously dubbed TrumpCare or RyanCare.
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He has been variously identified as a Finnish sociologist, a Japanese mathematician and an Irish student.
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Four recent offerings were variously brewed and seasoned with kumquats, ginger, grapefruit peel, sage and oats.
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It has variously represented cosmic balance, the root of all music, and the key to immortality.
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His early appointments are mixed, variously nodding to the party establishment, wealthy businesspeople and white nationalists.
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They are variously funny or offensive, but I prefer the simple Hillary Clinton for President app.
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Traders variously speculated about the duration of the shutdown, ranging from three weeks to six months.
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My campaign was referred to variously as 'graceless,' 'bumbling,' 'a debacle,' 'a disaster,' and a 'catastrophe.
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These substances are variously called nootropics, neurotropics, or nutraceuticals, none of which are very accurate names.
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Lena is variously shown as Adelaida's comforter, advice-giver on boyfriends and occasional object of pique.
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Otherwise, statisticians list the age-group record variously as 22:231:270 or 226:2385:703.
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The Kardashians are described in public discourse variously as mercenary, feminist, impressive, groundbreaking, and sickeningly superficial.
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Otherwise, statisticians list the age-group record variously as 6:35:47 or 6:673:34.
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These were lively communities based around art and experimental literature, variously called websites, magazines and blogs.
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In one conversation Ms. Wong gave her age variously as 90, 953, 98 and almost 100.
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The gay plays I've been seeing more recently are variously charming, sexy, provocative and beautifully crafted.
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The three lives in the book's subtitle were variously catalysts, beneficiaries and exemplars of these watershed changes.
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We only see the results—humans surviving in their variously flawed ways and a world made magic.
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Variously describing themselves as localist, nativist or pro-self-determination, these parties champion Hong Kong's distinctive identity.
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He variously claims to be holing up in the jungle or living in an igloo in Greenland.
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Members of these groups often represent themselves variously as either liberals, moderate Islamists or nationalist-inclined democrats.
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The double features in the Film Forum series are variously linked by director, actor, genre or character.
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He seems to be all these things variously, as well as a kind of self-styled artist.
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Ms. Meng has cut a glamorous figure in court, variously wearing casual outfits or colorful designer dresses.
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He was also variously a literary and cultural critic, folklorist, photographer, civil rights worker and professional musician.
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In these territories, the group known variously as ISIS, ISIL and Daesh imposed its violent interpretation of Islam.
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ToF sensor aside, it's variously rumored to have an attachable second screen and a touchless gesture control interface.
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Today, the MBTI is variously assailed for spreading a phoney sense of selfhood and its susceptibility to gaming.
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When presented with cinnamon, for example, they described it variously as sweet, spicy, wine, candy, edible and potpourri.
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His arguments are reinforced by film clips in which he variously looks startled, resolute or blows things up.
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It can be used variously to mean yes, I agree, I hear you, sure, why not, I guess.
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The paintings, drawings, collages, assemblages, ceramics, weavings and videos are variously funny, funky, quirky, eccentric, idiosyncratic and visionary.
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Its origin is variously attributed to Elvis Costello, Frank Zappa, and Martin Mull, whoever the hell he is.
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First, Relander shot Finnish and Swedish forests at night, using variously colored strobes to light up the trees.
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As newly politicized South Africans variously joined and formed alternative organizations, it fragmented and began to lose influence.
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"Foursome," the evening's slightest item, is for four men, variously attired (by Katherine M. Patterson) and wearing shoes.
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I liken Spyro now to a great family film, which neither ruffles nor condescends its variously-aged audience.
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At the festival, scores alluded variously to earthquakes, glaciers, long nights, weather phenomena, and—inevitably—a volcanic eruption.
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Alberta's ruling United Conservative Party has variously demanded the new environmental rules be scrapped or be toned down.
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He treated his patients, variously, with medications, talk therapy, hypnosis, and relaxation techniques, often combining several of these.
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He was variously labeled a dangerous "Francophobe," a federalist "fanatic," and a political activist masquerading as a comedian.
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And the variously incompetent, venal and cynical counselors, lawyers and "male experts on rape" are obvious straw men.
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In much of the Arab world, Mr. Trump's proposal was variously received with outrage, humiliation or weary resignation.
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Mr. Barker will attend the screenings, variously accompanied by the filmmakers James Schamus, Taylor Hackford and Jonathan Demme.
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Baker said this bill is meant to clarify existing law that has been variously interpreted across the state.
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They have variously invoked compassion, shame, exposure and a liberal humanist tradition centered on the concept of storytelling.
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Militarily, a kaleidoscopic array of militias that are variously loyal to towns, tribes or religious ideologies vie for control.
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His editors during his career as a journalist have variously described him as a "cavorting charlatan" and "epically unreliable".
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The legal descendants of Ludwig Reimann, a chemist and industrialist, their wealth has variously been valued at €16bn-33bn.
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Other critics have variously cited such things as costs, safety and the lack of supporting infrastructure, among other things.
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Given, who took out three loans from the company, was variously charged 198.45 percent, 159.46 percent and 59.83 percent.
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One is Vardemon Collins, variously recorded as Cherokee and Portyghee, who married "Spanish Peggy" and moved to the valley.
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But Mauro's death in 1970, variously ascribed to an auto accident or darker causes, left it unreleased for decades.
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"Politicians of any religion seem to variously ignore, observe both as a matter of consistency, or take inconsistent positions!"
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Other famed works were no less arresting, variously involving cutting a pentagram into her stomach and taking psychoactive drugs.
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Hawking said on his website that the robotic-sounding voice had been "described variously as Scandinavian, American or Scottish".
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"Aerocene Pacha" also aims to raise awareness of the different communities whose livelihoods are variously threatened by climate change.
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His father, Alfred, worked for the United States Information Agency and was variously posted to Manila, Tokyo and Washington.
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This keeps verging on being poetic, funny, jolly; absurdly solemn processions, nonsense trios and lingering tableaus all variously overlap.
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Surely it would be simple enough to find films that could appeal as widely and variously as those books.
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Friends, associates and former tenants speaking in the news media have variously depicted the couple as misunderstood or manipulative.
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Opponents of Brazil's new leader, and indeed some of his supporters, describe him variously as misogynistic, violent and dictatorial.
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The man who came to embody the Palestinian national cause was variously born in Jerusalem, or Gaza, or Cairo.
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The Mariinsky Ballet has been variously known as the wellspring of ballet classicism and the finest home of ballet romanticism.
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The second, Jeffersonian bucket is variously labelled "data sharing", "data portability" and, in geekish, "regulation by API" (application programming interface).
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Together, they evolve from single-celled organisms to post-human robots, variously becoming creatures that swim, fly, run, and float.
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Twitter, for example, is variously accused of being a haven for leftist outrage and a cesspool of alt-right fascists.
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Musk himself wound up in several spats with, variously, Donald Trump, media outlets, Azealia Banks, and investors who short Tesla.
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Foodies variously divide Chinese cookery into four, eight or ten regional schools, but the philosopher's tradition is not among them.
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The Republican candidates must navigate a complicated field of variously structured primary contests if they hope to capture the nomination.
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But officials and diplomats involved in the talks variously described the document as "very thin", "bland" and "off the point".
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Fomo3D has been variously described as a possible scam, abject gambling, bad, and the most interesting thing happening with Ethereum.
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In response, Essex Crossing's boxy, mostly bland exteriors are variously clad in brick and metal by a variety of architects.
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On closer examination, you discover that the holds are anatomically accurate human penises cast from prosthetics in variously colored resins.
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Captain Kirk is a division head whose responsibilities include dealing with external crises that are variously comical, outlandish and harrowing.
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Maybe Capital was started by Rick Powers, Dre Koval and Anya Kandel, who all have variously worked in Valley startups.
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That book was variously described as nonfiction, an autobiography, a series of sketches, a novel and a short-story collection.
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It was originally a Canaanite settlement and was variously ruled later by the Israelites, Egyptians, Romans and Ottomans, among others.
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A hodgepodge of pseudoscientific twaddle and variously shifty murder suspects, "Rememory" satisfies neither as science fiction nor as psychological drama.
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In their statements, our participants variously described the devices as their friends and their family, their enemies and their addiction.
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Black Thursday has variously been used to describe days of devastating brush fires, bombings and athletic defeats, among other unpleasantness.
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Scores of armed groups are at war, backed variously by Russia, the United States, Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
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He worked variously as a hotel receptionist and as a salesman in men's clothing stores, peddling tailored suits and sportswear.
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Across her huge repertoire, she was variously an upholder of tradition, a seeker of musical connections and an eclectic modernizer.
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Tate staff stared back blankly through the glass as well-groomed attendees variously gawped, feigned indifference, or quietly signaled support.
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The data is available to the public for free on Culture Track's website, in both raw and variously analyzed forms.
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This was because the malware involved (named, variously, Wannacry, Wanna or Wcry) is also a type of program called a "worm".
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Elaborate visual effects are projected onto a screen; a revolving set serves variously as ship's cabin, tropical jungle and mountain range.
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The four protagonists are women in their 70s who are stuck in personal and professional ruts, variously bereaved, lonely or regretful.
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These murals come from the eastern frontier of the Roman Empire, a military outpost variously called "Dura" or "Europos" in antiquity.
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Floors are variously of marble, parquet, tile, terrazzo or terra cotta, and a grand expanse of windows takes in the view.
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The characters may seem variously neurotic, narcissistic and pompously intellectual as they struggle to connect, get ahead or just get by.
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Putin has variously denied Russian meddling and said that "patriotically minded" hackers may have been involved separately from the Russian government.
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"I Am Love" follows three generations of a large, wealthy Milanese family as they variously succumb to structural and physical needs.
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Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination, have variously called Mr. Bannon a racist, a sexist, an anti-Semite and an Islamophobe.
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A marriage variously may be a meeting of hearts and minds, merger of estates, or simply a tactical union of convenience.
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It has published articles variously stating that women on birth control were less attractive, criticizing gay rights, and scaremongering about Muslims.
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In its time, it was variously a Greek acropolis, Roman fort and, under Mussolini's regime, both garrison and Fascist concentration camp.
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Rob and Sharon's friends are dealing with midlife variously, be it splitting up their marriages or getting really into disaster prep.
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Mr. Hopkins, the report said, claimed variously to be investigating a meth lab, hunting fugitives and undertaking unspecified "operations" in Afghanistan.
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He was variously employed as a diplomat, journalist and advertising copywriter and lived abroad in Paris and London for many years.
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Experts variously blame, for example, fatty or sugary fare or foods that lack protein, which may prompt us, unconsciously, to overeat.
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But the specialist set designer was slow to emerge, and the work was undertaken by, variously, painters, craftsmen, and actor-managers.
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When they saw Westbrook sitting at the top of the stairs, they were variously awed or thrilled or confused or stoic.
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Above, Ping Wong, who in one conversation gave her age variously as 90, 92, 98 and almost 100, with her family.
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By the mid-1970s, thousands of research papers had been published on Tourette's disease or Tourette's syndrome, as it was variously called.
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They variously reported that his presidency has "thrilled" crime-fighters, excited the world with its "international flair" and inspired "love" in Mississippi.
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Aides have variously called for regime change, a grand bargain that reshapes Iran's foreign policy or a slightly tougher arms-control agreement.
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Between 22 and 22 I half-wrote three film scripts now sitting on a range of variously dead laptops under my bed.
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And here are some theories, variously offered by people in and outside of the company: Both of those seem sort of plausible.
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Aleppo is held variously by loyalist forces, extremist groups including the al Qaeda-affiliated al-Nusra Front, and other anti-government militia.
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States variously call for passports, birth and marriage certificates, proofs of guardianship, documents to prove people lived together, or fresh medical records.
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They variously lessen pain, increase alertness, speed up recovery and encourage the production of muscle mass or oxygen-carrying red blood cells.
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Mr Costa's new friends wanted, variously, to write off debt, leave the euro zone, renationalise vast swathes of industry and quit NATO.
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Hozoji, variously known among friends and colleagues as Hozi, HoHo, or the Hoz, is most widely recognized for her pummeling musical chops.
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Neighbors variously reported to local papers that the brothers lived alone in a cabin without supervision and spent time in foster care.
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The shape and sound and variously violent particulars of our overreactions have changed, if only just to keep up with the times.
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Players are discussed as assets, variously fungible human capital that will either appreciate in value or not; they're treated like that, too.
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That's why Facebook has variously suggested people may have to pay if they want an ad free model & so 'pay for privacy'.
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Brexit has variously fatigued and enraged swathes of voters while eroding traditional loyalties to the two major parties, Johnson's Conservatives and Labour.
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Courtesy Groninger Museum Collection; photograph by Marten de Leeuw In shape, Kingelez's buildings are variously tiered, towering, serpentine, pinnate, finned, and scalloped.
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Wide-plank cherry wood floors, like the ones on 16th Street but now variously patterned, demarcate spaces to underscore the episodic layout.
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Still, enough of the charm was intact to make for a lovely evening, variously enhanced by the work of the vocal soloists.
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In the pair's collaborative canvases, their signatures form large, semi-legible tangles — variously fragmented, magnified and reversed, in snappy black on white.
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While a few sympathetic characters emerge, for the most part members of the royal family appear variously insane, opportunistic, petulant and mercurial.
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Kindl Brewery becoming an art space is one more case in a city packed with repurposed buildings variously haunted by their pasts.
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Jesus has variously been depicted as a crucified Ken doll; crucified on a Popsicle stick; and in a dress and high heels.
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Lasting more than 20 minutes, it contemplates the energy that is variously identified as Brahma, Shiva, Shakti, Krishna, Rama, Allah and Christ.
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It's designed to open and shut, while Mr. Wentworth's variously cantilevered installations, for all their airs of fragility and impermanence, are solid.
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Variously described as a leftist, a populist and a nationalist, Lopez Obrador, 64, has aimed for a moderate tone in this campaign.
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These new planes are variously described as flying taxis, passenger drones or, as the industry terms them, urban air mobility (UAM) vehicles.
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The insects are known variously as no-see-ums, because of their size, or gunpowder midges, because they resemble black gunpowder grains.
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Before entering politics he gave money to officeholders in both parties while variously registering as a Republican, a Democrat and an independent.
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The press characterized him variously as a "white-scrubbed spa victim," a "doe-eyed Bedouin chief," a combination of Tupac and Liberace.
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These include the cages and laboratories in which variously famous and infamous psychologists conducted their experiments on the workings of the mind.
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There, I met the title character, Harry Paget Flashman, who romps across the British Empire, landing variously in Scotland, India and Afghanistan.
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Certainly it was striking to see Mr Pence variously deny that he had heard Mr Trump make such remarks, or simply dismiss them.
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Pelosi keeps resisting — variously citing GOP opposition, Trump's ability to exploit the issue, and the need for more investigation before making a decision.
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Instead of a costumed crimefighter, he was a brooding deity known variously as Dream and Morpheus who ruled over the world of dreams.
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The Galaxy S8 is variously rumored to feature an "all-screen" design, a new AI assistant with dedicated button, and no headphone jack.
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According to people who have tried the prototypes, it feels variously "like seasickness" or "disorienting", so there's still some work to be done.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has variously vowed to tear up or renegotiate the 1994 deal between the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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Shakira's song featured a singer known variously as El Cata or Bello singing a song originally credited to another songwriter, Ramon "Arias" Vasquez.
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The case will be remanded back to the 9th for further consideration, perhaps with variously nuanced adjustments to the district court judge's opinion.
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Throughout the 1990s, he worked variously as a bodyguard and limo driver for RK Netmedia, a pornography company better known as Reality Kings.
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Nine variously-sized black rectangles, each in the dimensions of the lost artwork, have been painted onto 210Artspace's entryway wall as memorial placeholders.
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Like those in their last five shows, these panels are printed with variously treated blow-ups of a poster bearing the artists' names.
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Viewers were made to endure several minutes of Anna, a beloved character, variously being punched, thrown over tables, and dragged by the hair.
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It will undoubtedly take a certain type of person to want to blanket broadcast Stories across such a varied and variously segmented network.
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Experts variously blamed the fall on a slide in the Chinese bond market as well as consolidation on the part of stock traders.
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In a podcast interview in 2015, he recalled having been variously denounced as a Communist radical and as a boring, conservative Catholic prig.
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Its glossy, crumpled surface has been variously likened to an oil slick, an ocean of garbage, and a wall of discarded film stock.
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All agreed to a revamp of what was once, variously, the reserve or the under-23 league, now rebranded as Premier League 2.
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"Am Königsweg" contains no conventional characters, unless you count the prophet narrator, variously represented as a blind Miss Piggy or the author herself.
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After a brief court appearance, Mr. Fereydoun was hospitalized, for what has variously been described as high blood pressure or a nervous breakdown.
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Those countries variously accused Al Jazeera of promoting sedition, supporting terrorism and spreading false news — while offering scant evidence — before shutting it down.
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According to the Farmer's Almanac, December's full moon is variously called the Cold Moon, the Long Nights Moon, and the Moon Before Yule.
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Their stories variously told of their fear of being dismissed, fear of repercussions, self-blame or a desire to forget and move on.
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Nor is it in the variously concerned or hubristic doctors, who were trying to develop a bird-flu vaccine and got something else.
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I work variously in acrylic, gouache, watercolor, oil, pencil, and ink on paper, wood, canvas, and built-up layers of collaged/sanded printed material.
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Prisma, I should note, is still independent (for now: we'd variously heard rumors that both Facebook and Snapchat had been interested in past months).
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"After Studio" (2019), a room-sized installation, replicates an artist's studio with variously sized paintings on the walls, a couple of which look unfinished.
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The top national security official dismissed the president variously as an "idiot" and a "dope" with the intelligence of a "kindergartner," the sources said.
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Pen-names are almost as old as literature, variously employed to escape persecution, deceive creditors and separate authors' literary identities from their private lives.
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The present show exhibits drawings that depict scenes around the world, punctuated by Yoakum's signature curvilinear language and in variously muted or vivid palettes.
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Next, work out, on variously shaped tables, which set of ricochets would merely repeat a pattern, and which would eventually cover the whole surface.
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Are we really supposed to rely on that crowd of editors and critics variously empowered to decide what is literary and what is commercial?
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The suspects were variously accused of promoting ISIS on the network, which heightened long-standing worries about how ISIS uses Facebook to recruit members.
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The difference was that many of Vermeer's superb paintings had been variously wrongly attributed to these contemporaries, and his identity had become unjustly neglected.
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The arrest of scores of people in Saudi Arabia on November 4th has been variously dubbed a coup, a counter-coup and a purge.
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So much so that he is variously identified in polls as Philippe Edouard, Gérard Philipe (a former actor), or Louis Philippe (a former king).
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These unsightly parts were concealed by variously colored scented powders made from flour, which were blown on with bellows or applied with big puffs.
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It is perhaps an occupational hazard for a director who has been variously compared to Alfred Hitchcock, Woody Allen and the poet Arthur Rimbaud.
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The facade is supposedly inspired by the waters and mists of San Francisco Bay, but its associations are free-range, variously artificial and natural.
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Variously a journalist, a publicist and a Zelig-like gadfly of the music scene, he had a consistent ear for the next new thing.
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The ever expanding settlements have poisoned Palestinian hopes and functioned variously as a spark, a target and an excuse for violence, intensifying the conflict.
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The micro, mini or nano, as it is variously known, may not hold a lot of essentials, but it packs a lot of punch.
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Scientists have variously speculated that it could tweak the immune system during pregnancy, or disrupt hormones, or change growth factors in the developing brain.
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That remains a distant ideal in a crazy-quilt voting system variously managed and mismanaged by the 50 states and some 8,000 local jurisdictions.
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Additionally, the diet is rumored to give you keto-breath which I've heard variously described as nail polish remover, hamburger meat, and rotten apples.
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Mao was a wuxia star variously nicknamed "Lady Whirlwind" and "Lady Kung Fu" and is now a successful restaurateur in our own fair city.
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Political social bots have been stealing headlines ever since, described variously as "fake Americans," as "weaponized" and as "fake-news-disseminating" agents of Russia.
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Cars, traditionally a male obsession, also figure in: variously crushed, bisected, burned or carefully collaged with a layer of cigarettes, as are other objects.
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Known variously as Peaches, the Coliseum and the Oak Beach Inn, "it drew 2,000 patrons on Saturday nights during the season," Mr. Rechler said.
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A founding member of Judson Dance Theater in the 1960s, he has been variously a part of dance postmodernism, performance art and experimental theater.
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Her family moved to the United States when she was a young child, and she lived variously in Rochester, Detroit and Redondo Beach, Calif.
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The photograph atop this article went viral, as Trump was variously accused of disrespecting local customs, perpetrating a fatal overfeeding, and generally being graceless.
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The case studies are variously drawn from some 16 years of co-teaching a well-regarded seminar on "Studies in Grand Strategy" at Yale.
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The tools can variously describe famous landmarks, facial expressions, logos and gender, and have many applications including content moderation, scientific research, and identity verification.
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Giridharadas's claims are variously wrong or deliberately misleading," he said, adding that "newspapers, not only authors, can be guilty of flagrantly deficient fact-checking.
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Researchers have variously estimated its age at 3.77 billion years or 4.22 billion years — just 340 million years after the formation of the planet.
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The Tribal Areas are variously called the "wild frontier" and "militant terrain" and considered a place with no rules and little regard for life.
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Joris-Karl Huysmans's seismic 1884 novel A Rebours (translated variously as Against the Grain or Against Nature) might be the most "painted" novel ever written.
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"We swam variously in the sea, off sand, off rocks, from a boat, all that excellent," she writes about a visit to the Canary Islands.
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Plus, Kilo Kish, Birdcloud, Tommy Genesis, and William Tyler make some appearances, variously braiding hair, performing, and eating a snack that rhymes with their name.
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Naturally, the internet was not amused, and has spent the last few days variously anger-blogging, anger-vlogging, and unsubscribing from Fine Bros Entertainment™.
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Lloid appears variously as a gardening assistant, a construction foreman, and the proprietor of an auction house, where you can buy and sell other gyroids.
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In journalism, Leicester's romp to the league has been variously explained through economics, tactics, recruitment, sports psychology, scientific innovation, excavated corpses and simple good fortune.
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Airbus has so far delayed taking a decision on whether to build the larger version, variously code-named A350-8000 and most recently A350-2000.
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The swirl of debris came to be known variously as the great Pacific garbage patch, the Pacific trash vortex and the island of floating trash.
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But the show's blizzard of ideas drifts in so many directions, variously philosophical and political and historical, that it doesn't come down much of anywhere.
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All these questions point to the central enigma of the Holocaust, which has variously been interpreted as a premeditated action and as a barbaric improvisation.
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However, the report also highlighted a misunderstanding in the west of how UN sanctions, in place variously since 2006, govern Chinese trade with North Korea.
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But Dr. Nussbaum steers his narrative directly to the hard questions about 21st-century medicine, a profession just about as variously troubled as his patients.
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Leaflets viewed by Broadly variously compared hysteroscopies to period pain, or made vague references to "discomfort" without specifying the pain relief options available to women.
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It's a richly suggestive site for a reflection on the winning of the West, a story that is really many stories, variously exposed and submerged.
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Computer scientists who adapted the first known versions in the 1960s variously remembered the game to me as one hundred and one thousand years old.
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Researchers have variously attributed this to psychopathology, a genetic quirk or possibly a chemical imbalance (for instance, low levels of the feel-good neurotransmitter dopamine).
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Sterling has made headlines for, variously: flying on a budget airline; eating at Greggs, a British sandwich chain; and shopping at Poundland, a discount shop.
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Reconnecting with his neglected wife (Judi Dench, brilliantly huffy) and two variously troubled daughters (Kathryn Wilder and Lydia Wilson) is challenging, to say the least.
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Then, the women contend, he variously tried to initiate massages, touched them inappropriately, took off his clothes or offered them explicit work-for-sex deals.
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He variously served on the Appropriations, House Oversight, Agriculture, Small Business, and Education and Labor Committees, as well as the Democratic Steering and Policy Committee.
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As the coronavirus devastates swaths of the economy, startups are variously slashing ad budgets, giving away products, and using content to stay connected with shoppers.
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Starting in the mid-21972s, Mr. Manson, living mostly in Southern California, was variously a busboy, parking-lot attendant, car thief, check forger and pimp.
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Rickson's "Vanya," at the Harold Pinter Theater through May 2, grants equal time to the variously wounded and disappointed inhabitants of a fractious Russian household.
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Across their entire lives, the people in the study variously acted as offender, victim, participant and witness to violence, sometimes multiple roles at a time.
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But the sheer lyric intensity with which it brings its variously warped and ruined souls into being will be more than enough for most readers.
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The country's political parties have apportioned blame for the disaster to, variously, previous governments, the European Union, the road management company and even the Mafia.
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But that memo also distills our country's conventional wisdom, which has variously justified slavery, Jim Crow, segregation, redlining and the mass incarceration of black Americans.
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Directed by Theresa Buchheister, who proves the most magnetic of the seven actors, the production has flashes of clarity, tinged variously with dread or delight.
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Throughout, Dowell plays with cotton as an ambiguous symbol — a light and fluffy thing dense with painful resonances, variously evoking ghosts, labor, value, and peril.
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Mr Hoock digs up detailed accounts of Loyalists being variously ostracised, tarred and feathered, choked with pig manure, branded with GR (for George Rex) and lynched.
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During the 2014 presidential elections, a smear campaign claimed variously that he was the child of Indonesian Communist Party members, of Chinese descent, and a Christian.
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Wall Street has reacted sharply over the past year to tweets from U.S. President Donald Trump, variously suggesting progress and setbacks in settling the trade dispute.
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Wall Street has reacted sharply over the past year to tweets from U.S. President Donald Trump, variously suggesting progress and setbacks in settling the trade dispute.
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Casteel's paintings in the exhibition blend aspects of landscape and figurative painting to render the variously hued black men who line 125th St. during the day.
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Variously called "navel gazing," a "slick, sarcastic joke," and worse, it seems that much of the point (satirizing our hyper-technological present) was lost on critics.
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The logo was variously described as "not quite picture perfect," a "travesty," and "so internet" by media outlets—and the hoi polloi were about as generous.
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On a team of variously slick divinities, Green is the humanizing element, the undersized and unconventional player whose foibles make his success all the more impressive.
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The tomb has traded hands many times over the centuries, variously under the control of the Romans, Arab rulers, the Crusaders, the Ottomans, and the British.
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The number of channels making money also increased, with various categories — making more than $10, making more than $1,000 — jumping variously by 65 to 90 percent.
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Mr. Powers was variously characterized as the mayor's Cardinal Richelieu, the good cop to Mr. Giuliani's bad cop and even the conscience of the city administration.
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The gerbils, one white-gray and one black, known variously (to different students) as Lightning and Thunder or Curious and Shadow, are at Charlie Mitkowski's apartment.
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Resilience could be a critical asset for these people, who have been battered variously by head and neck cancers, a brain tumour, and an autoimmune disorder.
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The perception of a bargain is fostered by online retailers' use of something variously labeled list price, suggested price, reference price or manufacturer's suggested retail price.
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His quest to track down all the major players in the story takes him, variously, to a maximum-security prison, a cannabis refinery, and Paris cafés.
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This imparts an overall softness, and permits him to explore a whole rainbow of colors (rather as Schanck does, more glamorously, with his variously tinted foils).
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The journalists' African driver, who somehow survived the attack and is the only known witness, has disappeared, variously reported to be in hiding and in custody.
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In the dimly lit main gallery, Zurkow has stacked black milk crates along two walls and installed half a dozen variously sized digital screens atop them.
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In their attempts to enter, groups of would-be migrants have variously tried to force their way across, some reportedly throwing stones or wielding metal bars.
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Characterized variously as the "Machiavelli of Nonviolence" and the "Clausewitz of Nonviolent Warfare," Mr. Sharp argued that nonviolent resistance draws its strength from basic human nature.
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While Brexit framed the election, the tortuous exit from the EU has variously fatigued, enthused and enraged voters while eroding loyalties to the two major parties.
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They variously recounted moments when he burst out laughing when someone discussed a tragic event or when he pressured employees to participate at company karaoke outings.
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Setting up an entire sophisticated research structure devoted to the nature of genetic and racial determinism, he variously experimented upon Roma, dwarfs and — most obsessively — twins.
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Such laws -- variously known as ERPOs, gun violence restraining orders and "red-flag laws" -- are in effect in Connecticut, Indiana, California, Washington and, most recently, Oregon.
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The feature-length videos in the show, including meditations on Patty Hearst, the Manson family and the Weather Underground, are variously gory, tedious, compelling and amateurish.
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Ms. Schwarzer never married, has written about one long-ago 10-year relationship with a Frenchman and has been variously associated with male and female partners.
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"I love glasses —especially Baccarat — and I mix and match them all the time," he says, while arranging a tray with variously shaped goblets and glassware.
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Uber has additionally fought with regulators in Bulgaria, Denmark, Italy, Hungary, and Canada, per the Guardian, variously resulting in suspensions of service or withdrawals from the market.
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In remote southwest Sahara, the indigenous Tuareg tribe — variously used and discriminated against by former strongman Muammar Qaddafi — fight for their place in a post-revolutionary Libya.
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She's variously played a Jane Austen heroine ("Sense and Sensibility"), rebellious Edwardian ("Titanic"), artsy hipster ("Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind") and intelligent villain (the "Divergent" series).
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By this accord, Sweeney encapsulates the trope of the "Magical Negro," tasked with variously solving the problems of white protagonists and absolving them of their racial biases.
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Her chapter headings are the names of the seven Pleiades, the stars—all girls, most variously abused by gods—whose rising told Greek sailors when to embark.
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The language of race -- constructed variously in science, law, politics and culture -- has always been a moving target, and we aren't the first generation to confront it.
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It is a reproduction of a photograph or other image in which the various tones of gray or color are produced by variously sized dots of ink.
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He variously cited his role as Grand Marshal of the 2004 "Salute to Israel" Parade in New York City and his daughter's conversion to Judaism after marriage.
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Their words are variously reflective and blunt, candid and self-serving, but the film's purpose is less to relitigate past events than to make sense of them.
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Those of bias against sexual minorities logically should do so, too, but the show projects the art world as, yes, a safe space for the variously denominated.
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In the new ads, the blank representing the final word of "Dreams, Jobs and ____" is variously filled in with examples as diverse as guitars and gourmet food.
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The first trailer finds Hemsworth and Thompson traveling the world under the command of Neeson and (Emma) Thompson, variously in and out of those familiar black suits.
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He has been a critic of the energy reform, variously threatening to dismantle it and to run checks on the oil and gas contracts issued under it.
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The Wish Book or Big Book or Dream Book, as the catalog was variously called, could run a staggering 211,21925 pages and offer more than 215,000 items.
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Mine collectively know more about, variously, art, literary theory, theater, music, design, architecture, gardening, film and food than I ever will, and their knowledge is my delight.
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He is also one of the most followed plastic surgeons on Instagram, where he shares videos that are variously graphic, educational, and sexy with his 4,225 followers.
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The embattled condominium is part of a development that stretches from 2013th to 72nd Street along the West Side, known variously as Riverside South and Trump Place.
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It could be variously characterized as a wildly impressionistic production documentary, a deranged remake of F. W. Murnau's silent classic "Nosferatu," or an eccentric assemblage of outtakes.
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There are also yellow bands and shapes, networks of meandering pink and green lines, clusters of variously colored, feathery brushstrokes, and a smattering of dot-like shapes.
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The resulting weapons, used against the Islamic State's armed foes on many fronts and against civilians who did not support its rule, were variously novel and familiar.
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Glass doors open into a room lined with windows and built-in shelving, which has been used variously as a library and an office, Ms. Agramunt said.
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Exactly what drove them to extinction, however, remains a mystery, with their disappearance variously attributed to anything from climate change to inferior cognitive abilities or even cannibalism.
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"The arc of global warming will be variously steep and less steep," said Richard Seager, a climate scientist at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University.
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Then We redesigns, furnishes and variously modularizes the digs, aiming to profitably sublease small and large chunks of office space to start-ups and even big companies.
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News outlets have alluded variously to a procurement scheme, outright theft of computers or unauthorized access to computer networks — in addition to more extreme crimes like espionage.
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This thrilling ticktock brings the emotional core of geopolitical maneuvering into dramatic focus, with portraits of leaders variously honorable, pigheaded, irresolute, pusillanimous, and susceptible to mood swings.
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There is, of course, the classic little black dress, though rendered variously by designers and labels as disparate as Arnold Scaasi, Versace, Rick Owens, Dior and Chanel.
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The Bureau of Land Management oversees 247 million acres, managed variously for grazing, minerals and energy extraction, and cultural and ecological values, and supporting about 375,000 jobs.
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Greenpeace has variously alleged that the levels of beta-carotene in Golden Rice are too low to be effective or so high that they would be toxic.
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Throughout the day Wednesday, the impeachment of President Trump was compared variously by Republicans to the Salem Witch Trials, Pearl Harbor, and the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
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Sir Michael Wilshaw said that he would support any heads who banned the "inappropriate wearing" of a Muslim face veil (variously known as the niqab or burqa).
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These are variously imagined forms of the goods of desire that we journeyers hope to gain, the boon that awaits us when we have come through the battle.
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The scandal that has engulfed Lee, Samsung, and South Korea at large is staggering, variously involving illicit horse purchases, shamanistic cult leaders, and the impeachment of a president.
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One was her emblematic 1967 sculpture "Zig-Zag," comprising three square frames conjoined at angles; it functions as a many-planed reflective surface, variously revealing viewer and surroundings.
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Because if you two look at your reflection in a mirror, what you'll see is a commitment in progress — a bond forming like hoarfrost that is variously permanent.
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"Every coach is sort of a victim of circumstance, good or bad," said Kerr, who has variously been a player, part owner and general manager of the Suns.
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The terror quasi-state that is variously called Islamic State, ISIS, ISIL or Daesh was founded by a bloodthirsty religious zealot named Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in 20093.
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The country is covered with a vast number of water tanks and step wells, some of them stunningly elaborate, used variously for irrigation, drinking water and religious purification.
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During her lifetime, the pen name "Currer Bell" provoked wild speculations; reviewers variously concluded that the author was a man, a woman, or a mixed-sex writing duo.
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They are variously using the toilet, smoking weed, getting ready, taking a pregnancy test, eating half of the same Valentine's Day chocolate box, sleeping and even having sex.
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Additional concerns include that Apple wants publishers to sign on for at least a year, and publishers are variously seeking shorter or longer deals, the Journal's sources said.
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In a city that is 79% black, Mr Luckett was variously assailed as "a white honky" and, ludicrously—given his lifetime membership of the NAACP—as a racist.
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Growth will remain challenging for oil importers, held back variously by domestic and regional political risk, limited structural reforms and spill-over from weaker growth in the GCC.
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From the 1990s through today, she has been variously accused of enabling her husband's sexual misconduct, of being too weak to curtail it, and of silencing his accusers.
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It would then be incumbent on a company whose slogan has variously been "Don't be evil" and "Do the right thing" to fill in any unfair compensation gaps.
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The solution has been variously marketed as a cure for autism, cancer, HIV/AIDS, hepatitis and flu, with no evidence to support its use against any of those.
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He showed me pictures on his phone of his younger self at different senior-home festivities, dressed variously as Marilyn Manson or in drag, surrounded by delighted residents.
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Across the length of a 40-foot steel frame, the artist has affixed 100 images of variously sized and colored birds' eyes — all species imperiled by climate change.
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This is referred to variously as a checking side kick, a defensive side kick or, if you are up on the point fighting tournament lingo: the 'D-side'.
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The team tested popular smart-speaker models from all the major tech firms as well as some smartphones that variously run Google's Assistant, Amazon's Alexa, and Apple's Siri.
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Those experiences later became grist for her caustic, comic novel "Postcards From the Edge," whose chapters are variously presented as letters, diary entries, monologues and third-person narratives.
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The feeling is, variously, that the system has been stitched-up by bankers and corporations or is hostile to women, people of color or the white working class.
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From this portrait, the first and richest portion of the show bounces energetically backward, forward and sideways among variously modern or reactionary works, whether paintings, photographs or drawings.
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As the individually recorded voices merge and the men variously dance, sway or tear up, the reflection on aging masculinity and super fandom is both comical and moving.
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While the approach could stop that arsenal from growing, it would not, at least in the near future, dismantle any existing weapons, variously estimated at 20 to 60.
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Gilman variously layers pencil, ink, graphite, matte medium, BIC ballpoint pen, as well as tape and other media elements, evoking a sense of passage, navigation, documentation, and landscape.
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Beijing's militarization of the South China Sea islands — which have been claimed variously by China, Vietnam, Malaysia and the Philippines — has been for years a source of tension.
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This sexism is pronounced in more ambiguous situations when we do not have clear guideposts, such as when choosing from a crowded field of variously qualified political nominees.
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He left home several times, traveling around the country and variously working on a tuna boat, as a truckdriver and as a short-order cook, among other jobs.
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His murder has been variously blamed on Kurdish separatists, the South African security services and the Yugoslav secret police as well as a right-wing cabal in Sweden.
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Slobodchikoff and three colleagues paraded through two prairie-dog colonies dressed in either jeans and white lab coats, or jeans and variously colored shirts: blue, gray, orange, green.
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Across five episodes, director Jesse Moss lays out a series of shocking claims regarding a secretive Christian organization variously called The Family, The Fellowship, or nothing at all.
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Her performances and Happenings were often recorded, most notably in the variously tedious, psychedelic and erotic "Kusama's Self Obliteration," by the experimental filmmaker and installation artist Jud Yalkut.
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The central male character, Jean-Baptiste, is seen at different stages of his life, variously engaged in incest, rape and hair-raising sexual role-play with underage girls.
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He features on nine of its 15 tracks, credited, variously, as an arranger, performer, producer, or songwriter depending on the song, and often in more than one role.
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These multiple lenses shift the focus from form to content, roaming beyond the notoriety of Schiele's variously aroused naked bodies, but never too far from their overripe potency.
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Adversaries refer to them, variously, as "The Wackadoodles" and "The Real Crazies," but the most common way to reference them isn't with an attribute but with their leader's name.
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He created works that, by being about dance itself, were variously hailed as radical, modernist, musical, theatrical and classical (and also as anti-musical, anti-theatrical and anti-classical).
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The target of this criticism is not always well-specified: it variously includes high-frequency computer-driven traders, momentum-chasing hedge funds and macro funds dabbling in energy markets.
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The organizing spine of "When We Rise" are the interweaving stories of three activists in San Francisco, who variously devoted their lives to (and were ravaged by) the cause.
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Variously retro, contemporary and omnivorous in style, they depict aspects of gay history and subculture with effortless perfection and a palette of saturated pastels as complex as their narratives.
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Sources said variously that at one point this year, the company was on track to either break even or run out of money by the end of the year.
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Their stories are connected, with the two men variously championing and betraying the hairies, but everything feels sketchy and half-written, which dulls the emotional payoffs and political messages.
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Set up in 2013 by marketing analyst Ana Catarina Cizilio, the blog is now run by four curly-haired women who variously identify as Black, mixed race, and white.
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In modern times, Kelly's 2002 article, a survey of Matrix-like, variously murky scientific theories of "universal computation," appears to be one of the first that uses the term.
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Over time, it variously defined who or what constituted the author of an idea or a specific work vis-à-vis its applicable copyright protections and advancing media technology.
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The New York City Housing Authority, the largest public housing system in the country, contains more than 400,000 tenants in 325 developments which are variously and dangerously falling apart.
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We've entered a new phase of the economic downturn, with companies from BuzzFeed to LinkedIn variously cutting pay and pausing hiring as advertisers take an axe to their spending.
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For this pointed exploration of Mr. Linyekula's work, continuing into late September, the institute joins forces variously with the Met, N.Y.U. Skirball, Dancing in the Streets and 651 Arts.
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I've worked in the academic field of what I variously call "the hell" or "everything that's terrible" since 2008, when I began researching subcultural trolls on and around 4chan.
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The Washington Post did a deep linguistic dive into Orgeron's accent, variously described as rough as the hide of a gator and as flavorful as a bowl of gumbo.
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Changing rationale for acquittal Republicans have variously argued that Trump did nothing wrong, the Democrats made up impeachment charges or that there was no quid pro quo in Ukraine.
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Democratic presidential candidates during a debate on Tuesday night sparred over what was behind the rising inequality, pointing variously to automation, bad trade deals, and political corruption as culprits.
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They had never heard of Mr. Arnold, but apparently in 1963 he completed his version of the circuit faster (variously reported as 24 or 25 hours and 56 minutes).
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Canada has experienced a string of military procurement problems since the early 1990s, variously featuring naval ships, search and rescue helicopters, fighter planes, trucks, close combat vehicles and submarines.
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Several Saints ticket holders have filed lawsuits against the N.F.L., variously claiming that they have endured mental anguish, lost the enjoyment of life and been defrauded by the league.
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To the right is the living room, which has a green marble fireplace and walls variously covered in picture moldings, paisley paper and built-in bookshelves with lower cabinets.
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He has used a grease pencil to draw linear emblems on canvas, and he has made chalky, "primitive" abstractions of variously colored shapes on a dirty, often creased canvas.
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" That's what the high school boy known variously as Milk Carton and Egg Muffin asks a DVD store clerk after some stammering feints in the Tamil movie "Super Deluxe.
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So, too, do the agents of a phenomenon variously attributed to Russian trolls, Twitter-bots, Facebook ads, a "useful idiot" in the White House or American idiocy more generally.
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Uber drivers have long been suspicious of and frustrated with the ride-hailing service, as it has variously subsidized, raised, and slashed driver pay over the past few years.
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And her skinniness, or slenderness, or litheness, as it was variously termed, coupled with her middle-posh British accent, became — along with her distinctive pout — two of her distinguishing characteristics.
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Acting under the orders of a "Delegated Committee" headed by al-Baghdadi, the group, known variously as ISIS, ISIL and Daesh, imposed its violent interpretation of Islam in these territories.
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Mr. Jacob said that the man, variously described as Tunisian, Moroccan or Georgian, appeared to have used "at least seven identities," and that his true identity had not been established.
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Mr Ossoff was variously portrayed as a stooge of Democratic bigwigs, an associate of terrorists (his company has worked for Al Jazeera) and wearing a Han Solo costume at college.
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I would confidently hazard a guess that more than 95% of those who buy Unilever's variously branded products have no idea of the conglomerate behind them, nor do they care.
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In Britain they have suggested, variously, that the Bank of England should cap house-price growth and target productivity—as if the rate of technological change were a monetary phenomenon.
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The Speaker said variously that the request for shares was a joke and that it was made at the president's behest (which the president denies), but he resigned his post.
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Pressing the dedicated button variously lets users quickly find their calendars, map directions, open up music and podcasts, as well as tailored information based on previous activity with the Assistant.
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In Downham Market, where residents were variously perplexed, overwhelmed, and amused by the pungent cannabis smell last year, locals are unconcerned that vast quantities of cannabis are being cultivated nearby.
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While sensible, it's also inconsistent because Hillary has said variously that she's running for president and not her husband and that her presidency will not be a continuation of Bill's.
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Variously retro, contemporary and omnivorous in style, the works depict aspects of gay history and subculture with effortless perfection and a palette of saturated pastels as complex as their narratives.
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He first tries his luck in Hollywood, working variously as a special effects artist, a stuntman, and a director, but eventually decides that supervillainy is his easiest path to notoriety.
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In an interview on the podcast Steal This Beer, reviewers described it as tasting variously like plums, pluots, and concord grapes, with a vinous texture and slight hint of butane.
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Major U.S. employers including AT&T, Bank of America, Boeing, Wells Fargo, Fifth-Third Bancorp, Comcast NBC Universal and Sinclair Broadcasting are variously committing to special bonuses and pay hikes.
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From the very first one players were immersed in a painstakingly recreated period of history that gave variously accurate but always compelling experiences of really living in that bygone era.
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The few grown-ups who figure in the shenanigans are variously clueless (Amy's parents), thirsty (the cool teacher played by Jessica Williams) and sad (Jason Sudeikis as the school principal).
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A scuffed door with the number 1 crudely affixed in tape is the frame for additional portraits of women variously dressed in outsize winter coats, puffer jackets and lacy camisoles.
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Vicki Mortimer's arresting, bleak black steelscape of set is populated with scores of performers, variously incarnating citizens, schoolchildren and a totally unnecessary fashion parade of a female entourage of Claire.
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Every semester, I encounter students who tell me variously that they hate writing, that they'd rather not write, that for the careers they aspire to they won't need to write.
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The snark-infused, anti-Murray brief, variously described as stone-cold hilarious, awesome, super salty (and vulgar), practically begged for a response from the company and its CEO, Robert Murray.
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To paraphrase a point that has been variously attributed to the legendary Supreme Court Justices Louis Brandeis and William O. Douglas, the best answer to bad speech is more speech.
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Beginning in 1995, investigations variously ascribed the phenomenon to heat stroke; to infections carried by rats, bats or sand flies; or to pesticides used in the region's ubiquitous lychee orchards.
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The book is divided into sections which deal variously with Palestinian history, life in occupied Palestine, the country's relationship to world politics, and short stories that tell more personal tales.
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They've variously identified issues like the risk of censorship, arbitrary enforcement, and the chance it could be abused by a future government less inclined to let German citizens speak their minds.
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However, whereas tessellated floors are commonly made of similarly-sized square tiles, Cosmatesque floors are made of variously-sized triangular pieces of glass and stone against larger, geometric white marble shapes.
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Other reports have variously suggested Apple could be switching to MediaTek instead of Intel, the latter of which rumors suggest may also lose its business selling Apple wifi and Bluetooth chips.
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And how psychologists sought to develop methods to scientifically explore illusions and deception — variously embracing and confronting spiritual mediums, and sometimes appealing to magicians' practical expertise to help drive their research.
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At the center of Crocodile is a gallery containing over 20 variously sized paintings, all created between 2014 and 19903 and hung cheek by jowl in a line around the room.
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Consisting of about 24 variously sized works, the exhibition William Monaghan: I – Object at the Contemporary Arts Center brings together Monaghan's art from the 1970s and '80s alongside his recent productions.
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The channel variously known as Teen Nick, The Noggin, and The N, Degrassi's stateside home, didn't air that episode in the U.S. until two years after it was shown in Canada.
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The singer's heroes highlight a sound born of disparate interests, with members variously citing Led Zeppelin, Motörhead, the new Wave of British Heavy Metal and Mahavishnu Orchestra as points of reference.
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The work - known variously as the Graffiti Painter, The Painter or Velazquez - shows an artist, thought to be Spanish painter Diego Velazquez, with an easel writing "Banksy" in large red letters.
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All are marching with variously arch and brash self-righteousness to the bank, where their accounts are secure, if not swelling by the day with newfound culture and partisan warfare profits.
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He has written variously about adultery and rape, failed fathers and violently derailed romances, murder and hauntings, dead or dying dogs and talking cats, with and without humor, always without sentimentalizing.
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Du Yun , Kate Soper , and Ashley Fure , the Pulitzer finalists in 22006—I served on the jury—make use, variously, of punk-rock vocals, instrumentally embroidered philosophical lectures, and architectural soundscapes.
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The work - known variously as the Graffiti Painter, The Painter or Velazquez - shows an artist, thought to be Spanish painter Diego Velazquez, with an easel writing "Banksy" in large red letters.
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Never afraid to speak his mind or cause controversy, Eminem has variously slammed Bill and Hillary Clinton, Lynne Cheney, Tipper Gore and scores of other politicians he saw as hypocritical leaders.
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In each of the nine variously tinted but otherwise identical paintings currently showing at Petzel's uptown location, he's overlaid the words REAL and EGAL (German for "whatever") in hard-edged Helvetica.
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As the police defensively barricaded themselves inside the bar, the fight — since variously termed a riot, an uprising, a rebellion — spread through the Village, then through the country, then through history.
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But since 2011, legislatures in eight states have done away with it, arguing variously that it is unfair to third parties or that it keeps voters from scrutinizing each candidate's qualifications.
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For the show, Rasheed arranged variously sized black-and-white paper rectangles along the room's narrow parallel walls, as well as in adjacent vitrines, in a manner that recalls a timeline.
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Old-style party machines have been variously felled by court decisions limiting political patronage, corruption scandals, the expansion of voting rights, and, more recently, an increase in polarization, political scientists said.
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Is this how it felt to be O'Neill, alone at his writing desk, ruminating variously on his memories, his visions and the ruckus on the other side of the office door?
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Mr. Badle said in a telephone interview that the main Tunisian suspect had no fixed address and had slept variously at the homes of friends and contacts apparently made in mosques.
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Sleuths across the intelligence agencies believe the G.R.U., Russia's military intelligence agency, is behind the group blamed for the email hacking, variously known as Fancy Bear and Advanced Persistent Threat 28.
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The locations were variously meant to accommodate students, workers, older people, people with disabilities, people who speak a language other than English, people wintering in another state and people living abroad.
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He plumbed the expressive potential of his negatives, exemplified in a row of four variously toned prints of the 1949 "Girl Drinking (Mary Jane Russell), New York," made over 40 years.
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Most said they had turned to AI-based tools that variously analyzed news reports, social media, web traffic, opinion polls and betting odds to decipher how the vote might play out.
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Many of them are about the minisub — which is referred to variously as a minisub, a pod, or a tube, but which I will continue calling a minisub for consistency's sake.
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Most said they had turned to AI-based tools that variously analyzed news reports, social media, web traffic, opinion polls and betting odds to decipher how the vote might play out.
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During an intense four-day training session this month for the Wayfinders, the agents were confronted with actors playing the roles of passengers who were variously belligerent, distressed, wheedling or flirtatious.
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The installation, comprised of a colorfully painted lion sculpture atop a platform and set off by an archway both comprised by 28 variously sized blinking TV screens, is hard to miss.
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The series finale — variously titled "The Ultimate Adventure" or "Come Along With Me" — found time for two epic showdowns, three epic kisses, two musical numbers, one gigantic personification of universal chaos.
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The technology companies variously said they linked the accounts to Iran based on user phone numbers, email addresses, website registration records and the timing of account activity matching Iranian business hours.
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Watch the Full Documentary In remote southwest Sahara, the indigenous Tuareg tribe — variously used and discriminated against by former strongman Muammar Qaddafi — fight for their place in a post-revolutionary Libya.
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The project is part of an ongoing effort to connect Puerto Ricans on the island with those in the diaspora (the organizers live, variously, in San Juan, Detroit, and New York City).
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The case had been eagerly anticipated as, variously, a potentially strong statement about the rights of LGBT people or the court&aposs first ruling carving out exceptions to an anti-discrimination law.
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There are parts where variously shaped scraps of paper are pasted down and painted over, and others where the surface is dug out and sliced up like the gills of a fish.
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In his time in the Bush White House and his twelve-year stint on the influential D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, Kavanaugh has variously alarmed both pro-life and pro-choice advocates.
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News publications rely on income from large content efforts sponsored by companies — variously called "branded content", "sponsored content" or "native advertising" among other things — to replace a decline in more traditional advertising.
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Sunday's march was largely incident-free, although around 200 people protested, variously calling it an affront to traditional values and to soldiers fighting pro-Russian separatist rebels in the eastern Donbass region.
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The portraits were taken in Lynne's ancestral homeland of Jamaica, and feature five female-identified queer Jamaicans of the artist's acquaintance, posed variously in seated positions against a background of lush jungle.
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The accused politician, who also belongs to the BJP, has variously claimed that he is being framed due to a land dispute or is the victim of a plot by political opponents.
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There is something to be gained by eschewing the idea of the "Great Millennial Novel" altogether: it encourages reading variously and widely, rather than seeking a particular voice to fit a stereotype.
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" Indeed, for more than half a century, historians and sociologists have variously described the aftermath of mass trauma as a "post-disaster utopia," a "city of comrades," and "a democracy of distress.
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The game has received thousands of negative user reviews on the review aggregator Metacritic, with users — many of whom wrote in Russian — variously accusing it of misrepresenting and even slandering the country.
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Corrine Calloway, nee Makepeace, a former prep-school goddess, levelheaded, compassionate, given to conversational non sequiturs, has worked variously as a stockbroker, screenwriter, 9/11 volunteer and head of a food charity.
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The tilting angle of the torso, the line of the advancing leg (its foot is just off the floor), the crook of one elbow, all add up variously as you circumnavigate her.
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Investigators also found two improvised explosive devices and three firearms in Beal's home, as well as "precursor chemicals, energetic materials, e-matches, variously sized cardboard and modified rocket tubes," the affidavit said.
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She has lived variously in Germany, Japan, and Austria, and since 2009 she has been based at Harvard, where she has taught some of the most vibrant composers of the rising generation.
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Just as it's variously illegal to pretend you're someone you're not, to steal someone's ID, to pretend you're a cop, and so on, it would be illegal to nefariously misrepresent someone digitally.
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Appearing on jacket pins and backpack patches, it serves as a visual shorthand, variously, for "badass" feminist artistic practice, for Latinx artists writ large, for the cultivation of ambition against the odds.
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Part of the impressiveness of this output is the apparent ease in which Donahue inhabits differing modes of poetic expression, which variously engage with the complexity of our material and spiritual lives.
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The sounds and sensations in Cuba, and now China, have been variously attributed to sophisticated electronic eavesdropping efforts or a form of aural harassment, with some pointing fingers at Russia or China.
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Dressed variously in traditional and modern attire, the men sang "O God, Our Help in Ages Past," an 18th-century staple of Anglican music and an expression of faith in God's steadfastness.
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In its native Southeast Asia — where it is prized for an unusual aroma that is compared variously to nuts, rice and popcorn — it is used in desserts, sweets and some savory dishes.
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In the same battles they also used fire, deliberately burning large parts of the Dutch towns to variously evict the paratroopers or turn them into hot ruins that could not be occupied.
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The volume begins with letters home to Oklahoma, to his mother, Ida Bell, whom Ellison, newly matriculated at the Tuskegee Institute, in 1933, variously begs and bosses around for things he needs.
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As is to be expected when a crew of variously damaged individuals is assembled in a confined space for the purposes of theater, friendships, enmities, rivalries and erotic attractions bloom and fester.
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Much is made of their double lives — something mirrored by the 22-minute movie itself, at once an exploitation film and an educational one, with a tone variously prurient, dismissive and nonjudgmental.
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" A few months later Duterte variously described Kim as a "fool," a "maniac," and "a crazy man" who is playing with "dangerous toys" that would turn the region into "an arid land.
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The group, variously called Morpho, Butterfly and Wild Neutron by security researchers elsewhere, exploited a flaw in the Java programming language to penetrate employees' Apple Macintosh computers and then move to company networks.
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Although sculptors applied variously colored hues, attached metal accents in bronze, and added bone or glass inlay to marble, all providing colorful notes, the marble itself could be a pivotal source of polychromy.
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Each piece, with titles like, "Eddy's Pile" and "Tree-N-Company," showcases a different guardian spirit, variously referencing Chinese, Native American, and other cultural origins that mirror the makeup of Cope's Banglatown neighborhood.
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High costs may also serve to raise the heat: in the past few weeks candidates have variously accused each other of theft, treason, bigotry, support for terrorism and a host of other sins.
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A former graphics student who started drawing as a child, Ms Kaur's poems are often accompanied by sparse pencil sketches, variously depicting twisting bodies, crawling flowers, and fingers forming the shapes of hearts.
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The folks at Macro Room have rounded up some the best objects one could possibly watch melt and shot them with a Canon 70D variously fitted with MPE-65 and 100mm macro lenses.
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Ongoing turmoil Even before the attempted July 15 coup, Turkey had experienced a year of bloodshed and political turmoil, weathering a string of deadly bomb blasts, blamed variously on ISIS and the PKK.
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Especially because the dress was impossible to miss, thanks to its bright hue, identified by its designer, Narciso Rodriguez, as marigold, but labeled by Twitter observers, as, variously, mango, mustard and orange Starburst.
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Half a dozen communities located in forest in the western province of Alberta were variously clearing out dead wood, pruning back the most flammable kinds of trees and banning open fires, officials said.
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The NX has variously been rumored to be based on Android; to use unusually shaped "free-form" displays from Sharp; and to be a hybrid platform with both handheld and home console units.
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Various chaotic plot twists see Zalone variously dumped unceremoniously from a helicopter at the North Pole, talking about romance with an African tribe and squabbling over pasta and parking during his foreign travels.
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The first round comprised of negotiations with the rope, which was variously dragged by Mark in a series of precise gestures, or animated to appear somewhat like Mark was grappling with a snake.
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Following a diva, two conductors, two virtuoso soloists, and three bandleaders into, variously, military deployment, forced retirement, and the bottom of a bottle, Bomberger interrogates the national character of American art and artists.
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The agency relies heavily on a large number of different contractors to manage its systems and of those variously managed 184 systems, the Inspector General found 33 percent contained expired or missing information.
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Mr. Calatrava's soaring skeletal structure has been compared variously to a dinosaur skeleton, a dish-drying rack, and (because it's by the same architect) the entrance to the World Trade Center PATH station.
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Additionally, the range of symptoms and the technology necessary to inflict this sort of damage with what's been variously described as a possible "sophisticated sonic weapon" or "sonic wave machine" doesn't add up.
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Deep, luminous amber-rose in color, the wine — I mean, beer — has an inviting sour-cherry tartness balanced by oak and vanilla, its taste and mouthfeel variously evoking beer, brandy, bourbon and port.
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No, not the women who have been variously raped, assaulted and (allegedly) confronted by old, overweight men in bathrobes, who have the power to make or break their careers, masturbating into potted plants.
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Over five years of Mr. Modi's rule, India has suffered variously from his raw wisdom, most gratuitously in November 2016, when his government abruptly withdrew nearly 90 percent of currency notes from circulation.
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They were so tautly fitted that they telegraphed her character's coiled sexual longings; and yet so variously patterned that each change of dress acts to signal a shift in the movie's emotional weather.
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At first glance, there's nothing unusual about the stack of mail on Gabriel Dance's desk: a handful of envelopes, variously sized, addressed to "Tips" at The New York Times, with no return addresses.
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These efforts, as de Chirico admitted, had been formulated with the multitalented Savinio, who worked variously during his life as poet, novelist, critic, composer, pianist and set designer as well as a painter.
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Within its isolated, frugally furnished walls, dozens of innocent campers have been variously subjected to flesh-eating viruses, ravening cannibals or unwisely resurrected demons, all providing ample excuse for flaying and freaking out.
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It's about a woman: Ms. Yanowsky, a longtime principal dancer who is retiring this season, dominates the piece as, variously, an earth mother, a seductress, a dominatrix, a tender lover and a goddess.
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There's a famous quote out there about how good judgment comes from experience but experience comes from bad judgment (it is variously attributed to Mark Twain, Will Rogers and a range of others).
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It does, though less because of the hybrid musical style than the inclusion of long stretches of spoken text, accompanied by variously hazy, reflective and agitated stirrings in a seven-player instrumental ensemble.
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The rebuttals — a combination of callous, clumsy and sometimes comical — have come variously from the spokesman of the president's office, the increasingly retrograde-sounding state media and the Facebook pages of several officials.
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At first glance, there's nothing unusual about the stack of mail on Gabriel Dance's desk: a handful of envelopes, variously sized, addressed to "Tips" at The New York Times, no listed return addresses.
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These wild swings from one weather extreme to another are symptomatic of a phenomenon, variously known as "climate whiplash" or "weather whiplash," that scientists say is likely to increase as the world warms.
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