I wanted to make sure we weren't veering toward formula.
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So does this mean she's veering into rainbow hair land?
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From what we were hearing, debate was veering into hate.
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I'm veering around here, as you will in your turn.
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Right now, it's murky with the law veering toward employee status.
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Quickly, the tire explodes, sending the car veering into a tree.
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There are worries, though, that the campaign is veering off course.
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"We're kind of veering away from our traditional black,"Christopher said.
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It kept tracking along, even veering slightly away from the face.
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Frustrated Brexiteers were veering toward "no deal" as their preferred option.
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Humar felt herself veering further and further into her terrified imaginings.
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All that veering and butt-sniffing is just part of their process.
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Even during his events, Trump's penchant for veering off script was evident.
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It doesn't work if the passengers are veering off in different directions.
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Centre-left politicians, meanwhile, worry that the debate is veering off course.
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Veering away from cultural matters, he used his speech to belittle Mrs.
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Trump's speech yesterday seemed especially egregious as far as veering into politics.
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They are meant to be restorative and instructive, without veering too didactic.
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How do companies encourage employees from veering from the company travel policy?
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Or: Will the Democratic Party blow it by veering too far left?
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The ACC works to offset all this veering, resulting in exceptionally straight driving.
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Long, rambling, veering from topic to topic, prattling on about exploitation by foreigners.
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Barr, for his part, seems to be veering far to the other extreme.
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Sainty Marine, which overextended itself by buying another shipbuilder, is veering towards bankruptcy.
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To take one example: This starts strong before veering off the deep end.
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The vehicle then stops after veering off the road and hitting a snowbank.
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It sometimes feels as if unions are veering toward banishment in modern America.
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Gear Hiking boots are going off the trails and veering into fashion's lane.
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Aerial photos show tire tracks veering off the highway and onto the plain.
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Now, the service may be veering away from the mainstream in going public.
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Here, YG is darting across tracks, veering away from his otherwise linear technique.
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When I mentioned this, I sensed our conversation was veering into rocky terrain.
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Where is the conversation veering off from reality into the other person's view?
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Wife, never veering off the script, as though he were hiding a secret that
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Forecast models see it veering northeast long before reaching Bermuda or any other land.
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Veering more toward the electric side of things, Eviation's Alice prototype was on display.
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That level of recognition is what keeps The Deuce from veering into tired misogyny.
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Do you ever worry that you might be veering off on the wrong track?
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"The conversation was veering off to, 'There's no black people in tech,'" she said.
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"I thought he was just veering away to go to the bathroom," Schumacher said.
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Cather was a mercurial but brilliant critic, veering between ecstatic raves and brutal takedowns.
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He got as far as finishing his pre-med education before veering off track.
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David swerves from denial to guarded optimism to exasperation, veering into rage and despair.
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Specific attributes can vary widely among the accounts, often veering into magic or mysticism.
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The questions seem to be veering into inappropriate territory, at least according to Angelina.
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Reggie's loyalty to his client runs deep — possibly, too much so, veering into overbearing.
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Trump returned home, the East Wing chided the news media for veering off topic.
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Veering away from the traditional story, this isn't an obvious morality tale like before.
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Oh, that's definitely a 2.94-inch diameter sphere veering straight for the fiesta palace.
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At those moments, in seeking uplift amid the darkness, the movie risks veering into cliches.
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Hollywood studios churn out repetitive superhero franchises with sequels veering dangerously close to double digits.
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And in veering from the script, he has highlighted the evolution of the security mom.
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The angle shows McDonald walking away and then veering away when Van Dyke opened fire.
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If you're less likely to get people berating you for veering from the 4/4?
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Williams starts veering toward Noam Chomsky "Manufacturing Consent" territory in decrying the ad-driven media.
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The tracking map showed it veering off course about 1517 GMT and heading toward Iran.
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Mr. Trump is well known for veering from prepared remarks or throwing them away entirely.
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Unintentional verbal gaffes indeed have the ability to send candidates veering into clarification and denial.
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Lynch's scenes are typical of the film's veering from quirk to morbidity and back again.
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He says converts often come in waves, and the demographics are veering towards younger preppers.
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But Mr. Ryan will yield the spotlight to a presidential candidate veering in another direction.
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The weekend's case tally ballooned, veering toward nearly 600 cases and close to 20 deaths.
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Video footage of the episode showed the A.T.V. veering toward the side of the road.
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And a new economy veering toward monopoly and individual contracting has helped stifle labor growth.
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You're fundamentally crossing a boundary, and could be veering into possessive, jealous, or controlling behavior.
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But it keeps veering off impulsively into new directions and shifting into unexpected harmonic patches.
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It does it without pandering, veering into cheesy After School Special territory, or feeling exploitative.
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But gazing into 2019, the stars are veering from jewel tones and leaning into pastel hues.
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CDT (1504 GMT), with prices repeatedly veering above and below the $70-mark in choppy trading.
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Ironically enough, the protagonist of BTS World sometimes feels as though she's veering into sasaeng territory.
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And many, including myself at times, turn to assimilation—sometimes veering into appropriation—to reconcile it.
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It offers medium coverage, but easily layers for more opacity without veering into cake-face territory.
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The song straddles the line between indulgent and intimate without veering too far to either side.
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And with the Democrats veering to the extreme on this issue, among others, that is possible.
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The speech opens with irony—Trump "humbly" accepts the nomination—before veering into now familiar territory.
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Royal is particularly inconsistent, veering from hero to villain to absent god from sequence to sequence.
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He drove through neighboring towns, he said, scanning for skid marks veering off the winding roadways.
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More fine-grained, powdery, in between chalky and seltzery, and veering into a curious yeasty quality.
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Recently, Justin Timberlake has caught a lot of flak for veering left onto a dirt road.
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That way, you'll reduce the chance of veering from your plan to pay down your debt.
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The Iranians came within about 300 yards of the Nitze before veering off, Commander Raines said.
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I immediately thought of trips veering too far from the route or away from a destination.
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But the administration's messages on North Korea remain contradictory, veering from openness to threats of force.
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Veering away from it could cause a lawmaker to lose campaign contributions and key political support.
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His opening shot traveled 215 yards, veering far to the right and landing in the fescue.
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Veering off No. 02683 Road, he pulled his BMW into a city-block-size chain superstore.
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He's criticized former vice president Joe Biden's record on race and rhetoric — without veering into invective.
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Traffic resumed on Libreville's wide waterfront avenues on Friday, occasionally veering to dodge litter or burned tires.
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Lyonne gives a nuanced performance, committing to Megan's sweet and clueless nature without veering into the ridiculous.
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So it is understandable that China has bristled at suggestions that it is veering into such territory.
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But Autopilot did, and stepped in just in time, braking and veering into the adjacent empty lane.
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"If we think that President is veering off course, we would not hesitate to move," Schumer said.
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Iweala's second novel, "Speak No Evil," ventures into more ambiguous territory before veering back onto certain ground.
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He was also for much of his career, before recently veering more into spirituality, a devout Christian.
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There is simply no compelling evidence that Australian multiculturalism is in danger of veering towards ethnic separatism.
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It's warm, sensual, and euphoric without veering into treacliness, like any good pop-house track should be.
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Police later obtained video footage from a service van that allegedly showed Schmitt veering into the driveway.
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They began futzing around, veering onto the grass for snacks and taking playful nips at each other.
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He writes a weekly column for the Western Mail, often veering well outside the subject of sports.
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The trip ends tragically with Kennedy veering off a narrow bridge, and Kopechne dying in shallow water.
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Without veering into actual art criticism, here's something similar, a sort of political criticism of the work.
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He knew nothing of disciplinary boundaries, veering into philosophy, literature, anthropology; it could be fruitful or dilettantish.
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It offers impressions of other genres, from drum 'n' bass to classical, without veering fully into them.
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He's nearly incomprehensible to the uninitiated, veering into long, self-referential diatribes about angels, black holes, and magic.
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Yes, at times that meant we had to stop ourselves from veering into our perennial topic, our lives.
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Many teens who chat on Insta end up veering further right and having a distrust of mainstream media.
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My tastes are simple in that regard, veering toward authentic yet unbounded by the confines of absolute purity.
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It was expected to near the Japanese capital on Monday morning before veering east into the Northern Pacific.
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But since their relationship was already veering into friendly waters, was it really necessary to violate her further?
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They were following one plotline, and all of a sudden it went veering off in multiple different directions.
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I followed a strict food regime, and veering away from "my foods" would induce terrible regret and anxiety.
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But then the Maah Daah Hey mellowed into flatlands, veering southwesterly and roughly paralleling the Little Missouri River.
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But instead of veering into carny-sideshow territory, it turns out to be far more clever and earnest.
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But even when the show is veering all over the place, Dunst is there to hold it together.
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The Garden escapes the missiles and almost crashes into its namesake town before finally veering into the ocean.
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The exhibition includes drawings and collages of the artists' yellow paths, veering like a runway through the grass.
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Ahead of state elections in October, Mr. Seehofer's conservatives have responded by veering sharply to the right themselves.
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The drama, though, demonstrates how two of Abe's three biggest priorities since 2012 are veering off the road.
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Or a person intoxicated with methamphetamine but who is also veering into alcohol withdrawal, which can be fatal.
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He was painting the lines that delineate the street's edges to keep cars from veering onto the curb.
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What went largely unspoken was his hope that he could keep the party from veering any further leftward.
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The opera's Jobs starts off a sweet, nerdily modest inventor and an ardent boyfriend before veering into darkness.
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Even when properly shaped, today's sperm are often pathetic swimmers, veering like drunks or paddling crazily in circles.
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In each instance, the van can be seen veering over towards the sidewalk whenever there are people walking by.
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"I repeat," he continued, veering away from his prepared remarks and hitting the wooden lectern to underscore his point.
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Veering between stripped back electro and house mutations,—orchestral stabs and and looped vocals blur into meet arpeggiated oddness.
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In fact, some old-timers feel sidelined; others see the new project as veering into something like saint worship.
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Simply put: She's a woman punished for veering from the paths and behaviors she is meant to ascribe to.
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But if the dystopian forecasts were alarmist, the backlash against them is veering too sharply in the other direction.
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Meanwhile, Brent crude futures settled flat at $70.11 a barrel, after repeatedly veering above and below the $70-mark.
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EU countries accuse Kaczynski's PiS of veering away from democracy by asserting control over the courts and the media.
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With no obvious alternative leader and the economy veering toward collapse, his resignation threw the country into further uncertainty.
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But the hearing quickly moved to broader issues, veering into larger questions about the companies' responsibilities to the public.
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How American democracy is veering a little more toward European populism, both on the left and on the right.
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He also took a few shots at Democrats, saying many leaders in the party were veering too far left.
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To the Editor: Re "How Melania Trump Sent Speech Veering Off Course" (front page, July 20): What is worse?
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If you're uncomfortable veering off the registry, try to buy early, when there are still affordable gifts to pick.
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"Most executives looking forward are veering away from the United States," said Drew Bernstein, co-managing partner of MarcumBP.
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He repeatedly told his advisers that he would change, but kept veering back to his off-the-cuff style.
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His rounded Munna chair in rich slate-colored velvet pays homage to its antecedents while veering deliberately off course.
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Like Trump, Flynn sees jihadism as America's greatest threat, with his rhetoric often veering way past alarmism into irresponsibility.
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Indeed, we've gone so far out on a limb — veering into pure speculation — that the branch has surely broken.
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Antonovsky suggests, as Freud did, that psychological illness is born of narrative incoherence, a life story veering off course.
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I am concerned because the country seems to be veering away from values that are so foundational for us.
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If anything, Americans have oscillated between the two poles, veering from Clinton to Bush to Obama and then Trump.
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In the past, officials have described Trump's conversations with foreign leaders sometimes veering off into unguarded or undiplomatic territory.
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Her SUV rammed into a car in front of her and struck it again before veering into oncoming traffic.
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The world seems to be veering toward the upheaval and entrenched polarization that Mr. Hamid envisioned in the novel.
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But while data shows forward oil prices rising, LNG prices for future delivery are veering in the opposite direction.
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According to Huang's wife, he had complained about the car's Autopilot veering toward that same barrier multiple times before.
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Clever but never cruel, Szalay renders male pain as few writers have managed, without veering into sexism or caricature.
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Intriguingly, the first item on Phillips's list comes from 2009, just as Carson was veering right, per Sanneh's account.
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It zigs and zags, sometimes veering into dim corners where you would expect a resident Minotaur to ingest weary travelers.
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Kylie's matte brown pout is now veering nude and glossy; off-the-shoulder tops are inching back towards spaghetti straps.
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Veering out of control on a slight curve, the Mercedes had hurtled head-on into the 27th concrete support column.
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It showed McDonald veering away from police as he held a knife, not lunging toward officers as police had said.
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The song itself is a mechanical rager that finds vocalist Julian Cashwan Pratt veering between half-screamed raps and chants.
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That's why it's so disappointing when Unsane abandons the Gaslight premise almost immediately, veering off into another, less interesting direction.
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Chris Harrison tried to reroute the conversation, which was clearly veering into "he's not here for the right reasons" territory.
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It showed McDonald veering away from police as he held a knife, not lunging toward officers as police had said.
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There were curvy models, Black models, male models, and more — nothing veering too far toward one customer or the other.
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But whereas LMU's up-tempo philosophy occasionally felt in danger of veering into gimmickry—hey, come run around with us!
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The host was mocked for tousling Trump's hair and chastised for veering away from the issues and his inflammatory rhetoric.
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Veering away from the standard female superhero trope, she is the most ruthless, savage, and dangerous character in the film.
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On Wednesday, to the cheers of hundreds of Filipinos in Beijing, Duterte said Philippine foreign policy was veering towards China.
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As Adina Hoffman says, the style is all over the place—veering from modernist free association to pulpy bodice-ripping.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE, also worked at Bain.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE enters the 2020 race.
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It's hard to see success ahead when you're constantly veering off the road chasing everything that's urgent, but not important.
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Powell has been part of the Fed's voting consensus since taking his seat, not once veering from the majority's position.
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At the very least, it's also act of rebellion, veering completely out of the lane we're supposed to be in.
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Or, worse - why they are OK with allowing Social Security to keep veering toward a huge benefit cut in 2034?
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Amazon Web Services, in particular, has stuck mostly to providing infrastructure and core computing services, rather than veering into applications.
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But he spent most of his 75-minute speech veering into other topics, including foreign policy, trade and the economy.
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But while lots of corporations promise flexibility, veering from the traditional 9 to 5 work hours requires a cultural shift.
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Starr's nearly hour-long speech remained high-level — veering from the impeachment of Andrew Johnson to Richard Nixon to Clinton.
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With the disappearance of the snow and ice, the region is at risk of veering from its history of cooperation.
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The book is extremely honest in its portrayal of mental illness, particularly how it affects sibling relationships, without veering into melodrama.
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Foremost among Netanyahu's critics for veering further right is the last left-winger to beat him in an election, Ehud Barak.
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But that's OK—he got the value where he could, even if that meant veering away from what he'd originally wanted.
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In veering to the left, the self-driving Lexus struck the bus at a speed of around 2 miles per hour.
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The combination of journalism and comedy — a form of entertainment that's veering closer to journalism itself — makes the event especially relevant.
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"Compassionate search" is Pinterest's attempt to offer its users a dose of comfort without veering too far from its core product.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE signed up in New Hampshire.
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There's a lot of talk about Shattenkirk signing with the New York Rangers or maybe veering toward the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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What he observed was an unwavering predilection for veering right, which was able to keep traffic flowing smoothly, so to speak.
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She'd sequestered herself in Dragonstone, her hair heartbreakingly disheveled in Missandei's absence, and her overall look veering into Mad Queen Chic.
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For years, the one person who could persuade Mr. Kaczynski that he was veering off course was his twin brother, Lech.
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Or maybe it did, by preventing my nascent adulthood from veering off into a direction I'm not even willing to imagine.
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It certainly didn't seem to be uppermost in his mind at Tuesday's speech, when he kept veering off onto other subjects.
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The unregulated, ruthlessly competitive market leaves American workers struggling to value their labor and artistic intellectual property without veering into exploitation.
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The app is aesthetically pleasing without veering into the overly trendy, a quality I appreciate in the age of commodified wellness.
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Officials had spent days jockeying over the final figure for the emergency package, veering anywhere between $1 billion to $5 billion.
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Already, some Democrats were veering off that message, stoking progressive outrage about Mr. Trump's conduct to call for his immediate removal.
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I thought to myself, imagining the scene: Jones veering too close to the guardrail, ranting about George Soros and Hillary Clinton.
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The form was strewn with pitfalls, among them a tendency to sermonize, a veering into allegory and a lack of plausibility.
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Bipartisan negotiations over an extension of children's health insurance are veering off course, raising doubts that legislation can be passed quickly.
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Liu Shiyuan's videos, photos, and installations wrangle with the deluge of information and imagery we're constantly fed without veering into incoherence.
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Lawmakers were making sure the CDC wasn't veering into public policy that has nothing to do with its remit, they said.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE and former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE Sen.
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That's why the moms' sometimes feeling-filled appearance ends up veering into its own zany, bouncy territory between all the emotional honesty.
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If not, he can chalk it up to the writers veering away from tradition, just like they turned from the source material.
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Popes have occasionally sent representatives in to crack the whip over monastic orders suspected of veering from the doctrinal straight-and-narrow.
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Most of us couldn't throw a Frisbee more than 50 yards without it veering wildly off-course and probably hitting a stranger.
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Huang's family previously told KGO-TV that he had repeatedly complained that the car's semiautonomous system kept veering toward the same barrier.
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Huang's family told KGO-TV that he had repeatedly complained that the car's semi-autonomous system kept veering toward the same barrier.
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He got back into the vehicle, veering toward her as he drove off — narrowly missing her as she rolled away, she said.
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But where Saulnier's films are largely grim, only veering into humor in wry, dark moments, Blair's debut has an openly comic side.
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Our trusty human overseer takes the car out of autonomy as soon as he realizes the car is veering into unwanted territory.
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It's expected to affect as many as 2.7 million people in seven provinces before veering northwest toward the Chinese coast by Friday.
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On Thursday, it appeared the storm was coming straight toward Grand Bahama, but the eye of the hurricane "wobbled" instead, veering left.
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The dashcam video showed McDonald veering away from police as he held a knife, not lunging toward officers as police had said.
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Veering from his sentiment in a 2003 University of Michigan case, Kennedy said a university has "considerable deference" to ensure student diversity.
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Veering away from earth tones and neutrals can be scary enough when it comes to your wardrobe, let alone your makeup routine.
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It's as if he's veering back and forth between a sort of eyebrows-raised speculative fiction and legitimate socio-political armchair quarterbacking.
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More times than not, biopic subjects live lives that tether on the brink of fantastical, and so veering towards histrionics seems unavoidable.
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Because of this tension, the carefully choreographed tour was always just one small gesture or question away from veering awkwardly off-script.
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But the introduction of the service last week ignited a backlash among consumers, who accused Adblock Plus of veering from its purpose.
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If the poetic voice, veering between the sensual and the conceptual, can seem erratic, this sense of unpredictability compels the reader's attention.
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The minority Democrats, understandably frustrated, did themselves few favors by veering too far in the opposite direction by heaping praise on Strzok.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE who formally announced his campaign Thursday.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE's official entry into the 2020 race.
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She began by noting the recent observance of Holocaust Remembrance Day before veering into the historic position of the state of Israel.
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And his comedic timing could't be better—dance moves veering just on the edge of inappropriate; solid mic placement and wild gesticulations.
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The further you have been veering off the path to your destiny, the more extreme the experience of the eclipse will feel.
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If you have ever worked in a customer service position, you are probably familiar with managerial lectures about not veering off script.
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But the sobering facts at the heart of the case did not preclude jury selection from veering at times into the absurd.
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His victory in 2014 was seen as a triumph for moderate Islam, but he's veering right as he runs for re-election.
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Mr. Trump has railed against free trade, immigration and Republican efforts to cut Social Security and Medicare, while veering toward the conspiratorial.
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In the swirl of coverage, Mr. Bezos' allegations took on a life of their own, with some news coverage veering into speculation.
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Now, Republican lawmakers are pressing regulators to stop banks from doing so, over concerns they are veering too far into social activism.
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A dramatic video posted on Twitter shows a driver veering into incoming traffic and hitting parked cars before striking the fleeing man.
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But during that intense period, Al-Suwaidi says, he was veering toward an unhealthy lifestyle, weighing in at 22 kilograms (2070 pounds).
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While that's veering into beverage territory, it is an opportunity to bring up Robert Simonson's article about how Canadians define the cocktail.
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Ever since, we've watched that Palau-crafted bob slowly creep up and up, with the newest length veering well into pixie territory.
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Veering from jazz, he wrote weekly columns on civil liberties, politics, education, capital punishment and other topics, all widely syndicated to newspapers.
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We found just one-third of Americans would be likely to purchase cultured meat, with the other two-thirds veering toward caution.
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Video footage showed the car veering across the road and into a security lane leading to parliament before smashing into the barrier.
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The video showed Van Dyke shooting McDonald as he walked down the middle of the street, veering slightly away from the officer.
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But the storm ended up veering onshore on Saturday, making landfall in South Carolina and dumping record amounts of rain on the region.
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If you think you might be in an unhealthy relationship, read ahead for a few signs that you might be veering towards codependency.
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A controversial tax plan that has divided politicians, corporations and economists may be veering toward its end before it comes to a vote.
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With no clear alternative to the current leadership and the economy veering toward collapse, Tuesday's events catapulted Lebanon only further into political uncertainty.
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Bezmozgis has deservedly been praised for understated prose, characterized by taut, crisp sentences and dialogue that evokes feeling without veering into sentimental hyperbole.
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Dashcam video showed the bus veering toward oncoming traffic, colliding with another car, smashing through the guardrail, and plunging into the river below.
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"The path of travel on the river point involved eventually veering to the north where he ended up on ice," the sheriff continued.
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But this movie has a more expansive playing field, veering from one elaborate sequence to the next with a noticeable uptick in confidence.
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She quickly lost control of her car, which first hit another vehicle leaving a nearby parking lot before veering into an electrical pole.
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In the tweeted exchange, Dorsey and Snowden continued the conversation that streamed on Periscope Tuesday, veering back to the topic of Twitter itself.
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Both were turgidly paced, with a few plot lines that seemed to be veering away from any satisfying resolution rather than toward one.
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After scoping out the area, he drove four times around the square outside parliament before veering onto the wrong side of the road.
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The show (and to some extent, the books) doesn't always understand this, veering between stately period drama stylings and the revelry of misery.
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Escalating suspense as Fletcher comes close to uncovering Barry's crime hits all the right genre notes, veering into outright horror near the end.
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It's cute, if a little too short and veering ever so slightly into the territory of other Soundcloud rappers like drippin so pretty.
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Meanwhile, many Democrats in Congress have developed longstanding positions on foreign affairs that make it difficult to change without veering close to hypocrisy.
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The interview went on like that, with Jones mostly trying to give Rotondo a pep talk, but also occasionally veering into weird territory.
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It sounds exactly how we should have been sounding instead of veering off and making things like Head Music and A New Morning.
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He has always been a shapeshifter, proudly veering between New England Republicanism and extreme conservatism, depending on the political winds of the time.
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More important: Selzer showed how wide open the Democratic contest is and exposed the widely held myth these voters are veering sharply left.
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They escaped by alertly veering onto a dirt path that was too narrow for the soldiers' trucks and driving all night to safety.
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Even when Smith takes a break from his incessant name-calling, he covertly shames the teens for veering outside the cookie-cutter mainstream.
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Veering between bleak comedy and queasy tragedy, this play is, like the work of this troupe, full of rigorous argument and unexpected playfulness.
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Here, you'll shop alongside smartly turned out locals for classic-veering, ready-to-wear evening gowns and a mind-blowing array of scarves.
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Veering away from daily photojournalism in 1995, he began photographing the movie stars, musicians, modern artists and millionaires who made up China's elite.
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It's essentially an update on "American Girl," veering between awe-struck longing for the narrator's dream lover and biting sarcasm toward the same.
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Prosecutors say Officer Van Dyke acted unreasonably, repeatedly shooting the teenager when he posed no lethal threat and as he was veering away.
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By cutting out a food group, "you&aposre veering into faddy eating," the dietitian Helen Bond of the British Dietetic Association told Glamour.
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The aircraft reached an altitude of approximately 430 feet before veering to the right and plummeting to the ground just outside the stadium.
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But in veering away from Schumacher, the storm flies directly through the line of radar trucks that have been waiting since the morning.
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Greece has continued to falter since Athens imposed capital controls in 2015 as the country seemed to be veering toward abandoning the euro.
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The German made a clean start but, veering left, squeezed Red Bull's front-row contender Max Verstappen into Ferrari team mate Kimi Raikkonen.
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His 100th day in office was approaching, and Trump was eager to reshape the hardening narrative of a White House veering off course.
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The car's Autopilot system, which relies on computer vision, detected the stickers and interpreted them to mean that the lane was veering left.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE and the possible entrance of former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE.
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It's all deeply funny and deeply sad, Toni sweetly offers some bitter truths about life, while Ade's script provides depth without veering towards didacticism.
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Implementing any large-scale technological solution represents a risk; therefore veering away from the status quo is a decision that cannot be taken lightly.
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It sparkles and fizzes, romping along even when its subject matter turns dark, and veering blissfully toward the best-case scenario whenever it can.
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Uber is meanwhile veering toward what's expected to be the biggest IPO in years by seeking what's rumored to be a $225 billion valuation.
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This skin-crawling sketch picks up where the great Polish animator Jan Svankmajer left off, grabbing the wheel and veering into stomach-churning territory.
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With no clear alternative to the current leadership and the economy veering toward collapse, his resignation only threw the country into further political uncertainty.
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In 2007, 133 women were killed in the Iraqi city of Basra for veering from the strict moral codes enforced there at the time.
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Crawford said she wanted to avoid veering into "mom jeans" territory when developing "The Crawford" jean so she decided to make them mid-rise.
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Tired of looking at your phone's screen when you could, alternatively, be watching the road to make sure you're not veering into oncoming traffic?
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The universally-flattering shade looks bright and pink on light skin, while veering into a deep berry on those with medium and dark skin.
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The protagonist of this noir novel is a crime writer who has just moved to a small Turkish village that is veering toward violence.
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Then, returning to his desk, he gave a seemingly extemporaneous monologue, veering from gallows humor to sentimentality, full of awkward pauses and deep breaths.
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Driving the news: Veering from his written prepared testimony, Pruitt appeared to implicitly acknowledge wrongdoing, something he hasn't done before despite heightened political backlash.
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"Right by You (for Luna)" is addressed to Mr. Legend's daughter; it's a ballad, not a lullaby, posing unanswered questions and veering into dissonance.
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But an economy veering toward a recession will test whether the banks' buffers will be enough to help them follow through on those promises.
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Most of the path is edged by concrete and other barriers that prevent drivers from the West Side Highway from veering on to it.
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The song places a quick, ascending guitar lick at loggerheads with a tune that hints at the Beach Boys, veering between ballad and brawl.
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He may have been trying to defend his friend, but Hall's takedown went far beyond loyalty, veering dangerously close to misogyny and body shaming.
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Among conservatives, the shooting appeared to confirm a belief that liberal opposition to Mr. Trump had taken a sinister turn, veering into outright violence.
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He rammed into the back of the Prius and sent it veering off the road and into a tree, the district attorney's office said.
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He decided to look at the subject sideways, veering from the literal as a way to liberate himself from his anxiety about the subject.
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Once a bastion of union power, rural western Pennsylvania has been veering rightward for years, a shift that went into overdrive with Mr. Trump.
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Trump has publicly floated the idea of various tax cut proposals as signs have emerged that the economy could be veering toward a recession.
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Veering into earnest territory: The bliss here comes from that Majcher doesn't appear to have conspired with others to perpetuate this batshit, pointless hoax.
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Veering between clunky social commentary and inspired observation (like a hilarious skewering of Brooklyn baby showers), "Catfight" is an acid attack on callous privilege.
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Normally it is young men who are unstable who have been veering toward violence and who have been acting odd for a long time.
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People weren't veering off and destroying scenes, but you switch the words around to try to make it funny and catch people off guard.
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It's not such a linear process, of course—I'm constantly veering back and forth between interests and I've never felt fluent in any of it.
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But something about adding a few pounds and veering into a territory where I needed to consider perusing the plus-size options, made me pause.
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While the storm weakened after running over these islands, it then picked up strength in the unusually warm Gulf Stream current before veering toward Florida.
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If it's imminent danger, such as someone veering into the car's lane going the other direction, a traditional blast of the horn will be employed.
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But what keeps The Hate U Give from veering into the melodramatic or preachy territory is that it commits to fleshing out its characters fully.
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Object 2014-22014E was, in fact, an autonomous spacecraft capable of veering off course and sidling up to other objects, including American commercial communications satellites.
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Our nail-polish picks also tend take a turn for the brighter once June rolls around, veering towards neons and pastels over grays and nudes.
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While veering from the notion that the Fed is on indefinite hold, Quarles said the central bank should be data dependent in its decision-making.
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TMZ obtained surveillance footage of Scrappy's white Mercedes veering off the road in Aventura, FL, near Miami, and slamming into a utility pole ... grille first.
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As he lay on the ground with his blood pooling beneath him, veering toward losing consciousness, he could vaguely hear people shouting and sirens blaring.
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For the evening, the Disney Channel star switched it up a bit, veering away from her film's motifs and opting for more a mature style.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE has in fact officially joined the large presidential field.
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Veering between proclamations of love and hate, Nasreen—who is Iranian-American—frames their relationship as one of structural oppression, Jewish man against Muslim woman.
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Netanyahu's Likud party was re-elected into power in 2015, veering further rightwards with its pledge to end talk of further withdrawals from occupied land.
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Because returning to nature is the first step to aligning with your celestial spirit, even if it means veering toward some form of trench-foot.
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In all three areas, the two justices appointed by Mr. Trump have taken different paths, with Justice Gorsuch for now veering further to the right.
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But neither of the two onetime naval aviators was anchored in ideology, veering between moderation and conservatism depending on the political needs of the moment.
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The best cutters and sinkers appear to be the same pitch to hitter, inducing him to swing before veering sharply one way or the other.
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Twice, the Chinese accused the American military aircraft not just of veering close to what Beijing considered its airspace but also of violating its sovereignty.
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On Saturday, marches began in the densely-populated Mong Kok, before veering off the police-approved protest route -- turning the march into an illegal assembly.
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By the end of January, the virus was veering out of control in China, the source of 143,000 visitors to the United States each day.
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Mr. Mayweather played nasty, too, veering into homophobic put-downs, but he didn't mock his opponent's race — or, amazingly, for the most part, his clothes.
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Brazil's history is filled with economic turmoil, veering from boom to bust, and its culture is a melting pot that has traditionally welcomed the world.
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In her most ambitious bit in the new special, she dramatizes texting a boyfriend, veering from angry dismissals to heartbreak and desperation in mere moments.
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One of my neighbors rumbled past on his tractor, veering wide as Tanya smiled and waved, holding her ground in the middle of the road.
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The poll results reflect the deep split within the Democratic Party over whether it is veering too far to the left to defeat President Trump.
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Through every veering twist and turn, the pilots' moxie, their determination and their fellowship fuels this little-known episode in aviation history to dizzying heights.
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One of Mr. Wang's jobs was to try to stop Mr. Kim from veering toward the United States under President Trump, some Chinese experts said.
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In the case of Flight 752, the crash over Tehran came as the US and Iran seemed like they might be veering dangerously toward war.
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With countries veering closer to isolationism and raising the likelihood of new barriers, where can one go to move money between borders with little oversight?
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When he sets off these bombs by veering into unfamiliar political territory, the explosions don't just hit him, they hit everyone on the right as well.
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She added it may have been good she didn't see the Jeep; attempting to avoid it could have sent her veering toward the family on foot.
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Brent crude fell by 9 cents, or 6.4%, to $70.02 a barrel by 1245 GMT, with prices repeatedly veering above and below $70 in choppy trading.
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To keep this step from veering off into '80s territory, Jaikaran recommends building color with a light touch, working upwards from the apples of your cheeks.
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Either way, the result is that the show already seems to be veering back toward the habits that required a fresh start in the first place.
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The abundance of Wall Street faces on his team exposes Trump to criticism he is veering away from pledges to protect American workers from powerful interests.
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry, veering from the Trump administration message on climate change, told CNBC on Wednesday he believes that human activity does play a role.
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Too perfect, perhaps: her character suffers another kind of danger, that of veering into stereotype, as does Corazón, her tough yet sentimental Mexican trailer-park neighbour.
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It's been a really great day, you think to yourself—when all of a sudden some asshole in a yellow SUV comes veering into your lane.
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The witness, who was doing a night photography class on London Bridge, said he saw the van veering on and off the pavement on the bridge.
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Trump, who has yet to master that skill, often makes unilateral decisions about how he communicates, ignoring advice and often veering off script, making counterproductive statements.
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He also called for measures to make it more difficult for suspected terrorists to obtain firearms, veering from the Republican Party's general opposition to gun control.
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But not in Brazil, where Mr. Bolsonaro's rising national prominence reflects a veering to the right and growing vitriol as disillusionment with the political establishment grows.
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This is a brand that specializes in exercise and fitness making a smartwatch; Moto, meanwhile, is an example of a traditional tech company veering into fitness.
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You try your best not to overspend, but find yourself veering off-course — derailed by bottomless brunches and the face serum everyone's talking about on Instagram.
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Many leaders in the Democratic Party are veering too far left and overpromising government programs that are not fiscally possible, Howard Schultz told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The movie also stumbles occasionally in its efforts to be cute, veering out of its lane to incorporate little bits involving a dog and a kid.
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Putin himself showed a video clip of the missile zig-zagging around mountains and missile-defense systems, and veering around the southern tip of South America.
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Debs wrestled with a similar issue, veering between identifying as a "revolutionary" (or even a "Bolshevik") and seeking to attract a respectable number of socialist votes.
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His comments in Vietnam lacked the solicitous tone he had used in China and Japan, veering into the defiant populism he used on the campaign trail.
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And while this may all be veering into some Black Mirror-ish territory, I don't think I've ever seen a Twitch user as endearing as TrashM4N.
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DARK SACRED NIGHT (Little, Brown, $29), the latest novel from Michael Connelly, has a narrative that keeps veering off the main line and onto side tracks.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A Russian military aircraft thunders into the sky at 4.47 pm from Russia's air base at Hmeimim in western Syria, veering to the east.
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You can write notes there for other readers, which is especially great if you like experimenting with the recipes and veering a bit from the directions.
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Some notable names have developed their own use cases of the technology recently, some veering away from the initial aim of blockchain as a financial tool.
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While his post-church professional life surged with purpose, Mr. Shields's search for existential and spiritual answers was slow and meandering, often veering to the fringe.
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Returning to the Capitol, McConnell, who has cautioned Trump in recent weeks about veering off script and spending too much time on Twitter, praised the meeting.
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It's a heartwarming story and another example of Francis spontaneously veering off-script to promote the church, its teachings, and his own central teaching of love.
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Netflix shares climbed more than 2 percent on Monday after a report said Apple is veering toward more family friendly content for its video streaming service.
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There has always been a deep, cheerful bawdiness—sometimes veering into outright lasciviousness—in the romance fandom and in the playful but genuine enthusiasm for Fabio.
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But now, many Googlers are veering further to the left than the more moderate Democratic party line, particularly when it comes to calling for sweeping economic reform.
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But the hour-long interview quickly turned into a sometimes incoherent discussion where Barr touched on a variety of topics, often veering away from the questions asked.
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But before you start beating yourself up for veering away from your usual healthy food and fitness habits, give yourself permission to move on and start anew.
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The finishing touch is Finley's dialogue, which crackles with delightful barbs that manage to portray the love/hate relationship between teenage girls without veering into catty stereotypes.
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During the cold war, America raced to launch satellites that could spot a hurricane veering toward the Gulf of Mexico—or spy on Soviet weapons build-ups.
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As Lyft celebrates its five-year anniversary this month, it seems their ideology is veering towards car ownership going the way of online streaming replacing buying music.
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So instead, The Hamilton Mixtape remixes them, turning each song's most resonant line into a recurring sample and then veering away from history, into the present day.
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The 31-year-old defending champ lost control of her dragster right off the starting line -- veering across her opponent's lane and smashing into the far wall.
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She railed against the measure on Hannity's show and unleashed a flurry of tweets condemning the bill and accusing Trump of veering from his campaign trail promises.
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Rather than veering icy-white like brand's original shade, though, this one is warm and rosy, making it a winner for a wider range of skin tones.
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In the same way that, if you have a muddy windshield, yeah, you risk veering off the road and hitting a tree or flying into a ravine.
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He has been criticized for defaulting to a distinctive hyper-kineticism, all angles and arrows, limbs veering off into space as torsos and heads duck and weave.
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Hands of a mere two or three points (ie, an initial deuce or trey) actually caused a leftward veering of the eyes, albeit by a mere 0.1°.
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" He is, Ms. Wyatt wrote, "a performer who is an introvert, veering between ebullience and self-doubt; a happy-looking man for whom happiness can be precarious.
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During our nearly two-hour coffee (and subsequent phone chats), she barely let me get a word in, veering from serious to informal and back to serious.
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While driving and dance-y electronic beats generally keep things moving, unusual key changes or scuzzed up productions often devolve into boozy psych trances veering towards prog.
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Veering from the White House legal strategy of cooperating with Mueller, Trump attacked him by name on Twitter, seeking to discredit the eventual findings with Republican supporters.
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But hey, it stays open until 5 AM. As we headed towards what was supposed to be our next destination, we ended up veering slightly off course.
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In transportation, it's helping semi-autonomous cars assist drivers in avoiding distraction and veering off the road by providing real-time analytics and decisions on driving patterns.
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Hurricane Irma consumed everyone's bandwidth over the weekend, faking right and then veering left up the northwest coast of Florida, leaving up to five million without power.
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Tamaki and Valero-O'Connell slyly undercut the rocky romance, preventing it from veering into melodrama with endearing moments between the girls' other friends and flashes of humor.
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This bill is a half-step toward outright annexation, but with Mr. Gabbay veering ever more to the right, Labor isn't positioning itself to oppose it effectively.
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Officials of Qatar, and the opposing nations, say the blockade could go on for years, and American officials now appear to be veering toward that bleak conclusion.
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In these circumstances, with Netanyahu veering right and his ministers talking openly of annexation of parts of the West Bank, European governments are reluctant to criticize Abbas.
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For Denmark has indeed taken a very different path from the United States over the past few decades, veering (modestly) to the left where we've veered right.
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Others, especially states in the upper Midwest, are more elastic, veering from party to party depending on the political climate; this year, Democrats made significant gains there.
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Since the 2015 migration crisis, the far right has been steadily gaining support in Bavaria, and local conservatives have responded by veering sharply to the right themselves.
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I wasn't looking for a faithful replica of the cake; I was hoping to capture the joys of eating cake for breakfast, of veering from the familiar.
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Alanis's songs explicitly voiced the terror and anxiety of letting yourself care for anything at the end of a century in a culture increasingly veering towards nihilism.
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Anohni trades the chamber-pop of Antony and the Johnstons for caustic, arresting electronica — veering between stark and vertiginous — produced with Hudson Hawke and Oneohtrix Point Never.
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More salt, a touch more hot pepper, a little red wine vinegar and more lime, veering almost toward Bloody Mary territory, makes the soup much more refreshing.
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Even now, with the primaries and caucuses over and each party's presumptive presidential nominee chosen, ridiculous sideshows compete for attention and the campaigns keep veering toward pointlessness.
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His voice mail messages and texts had become meandering soliloquies that didn't make sense, veering from his work travails, to car repairs, to his pet mouse, Snowball.
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It's veering between empty reaffirmations of old bonds (Pence) and the scattershot anti-Muslim, Sweden-syndrome, anti-trade, bellicose, what's-in-it-for-me mercantilism of Trump.
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And is that the safe way to have the discussion instead of, maybe as Castro did last night, veering more towards something that could be considered ageist?
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"No city in America has stronger ties to socialism than Milwaukee," said the director of the Wisconsin Republican Party, veering off into a mention of Bernie Sanders.
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His occasional missteps (dipping too far into organizational detail, veering into a distractingly conversational tone) are more than made up for by the strength of his writing.
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What police did find, however, was nearby surveillance footage that captured the crash, which cops say shows Scrappy's car veering off the road, hitting a utility pole.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE entered the race last week, and former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE is poised to do so in the near future.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE's (D) announcement he was entering the race and former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE's preparation to do so.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE has entered the Democratic race, and former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE is now seriously considering the race.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE has joined the race, and billionaire former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE is on the cusp of doing so.
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She happily chatted chemistry but occasionally veering off to chat about Disneyland or her favorite film franchise, Star Wars; she wore a BB-8 lanyard around her neck.
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I was having less and less impact and the game was veering more and more toward Halo, which was more comfortable for them in a lot of ways.
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After the Film Stills, Sherman moved into color photography, working on a larger scale and eventually veering toward the grotesque, with photographs of dismembered mannequins and creepy clowns.
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That has allies worried that he may wind up veering into a back and forth that leaves the Iran deal's supporters, like the UK and France, feeling wounded.
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"It was actually the Jonas Brothers waving the flag, and saw Demi veering in a different direction," Lovato's manager John Taylor says of her drug and alcohol abuse.
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Dead Orbit's tone is different from Stokoe's past work, veering away from bombastic action to tell a suspenseful horror story in the vein of the first Alien movie.
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Before it was a podcast, it was a book that I turned to whenever I felt like my life was veering off course and needed a little redirection.
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But the two do move in tandem, sometimes displaying eerie parallels, sometimes intersecting in odd ways, and sometimes veering toward each other, only to carom in unpredictable directions.
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There is the danger of veering so far left that the party turns into a Jeremy Corbyn–style rump party that has no chance of winning national elections.
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Thinking that you have more battery left than you actually do, you may use your phone differently than if you knew you were veering into low battery levels.
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Luckily, the Vatican said the papal plane avoided the storm by veering south and flying over Trinidad and Tobago, Grenada and Barbados on its way to South America.
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The driver, Stefan Marinkovic, 25, of Chicago, sustained minor injuries after veering right and crashing into an impact attenuator before riding onto a highway barrier and flipping over.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE entered the race for president of the United States of America. Gov.
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Mr. Trump has consistently struggled to capture lasting momentum in the race, often battling damaging disclosures about his past or veering wildly off script in his public speeches.
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"Look at these large, merged regions," she said, veering into a denunciation of a plan by which the French government, in 2016, had consolidated the country's administrative regions.
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In the study, stress was measured using nose sweat (basically) as an indicator, while driving performance was (obviously) quantified as veering off course to the left or right.
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Samsung has opened the "world's largest mobile factory" in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India on Monday, veering away from Chinese investment, the company announced in a press release Monday.
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The United States-Republic of Korea alliance, celebrated as the cornerstone of de facto peace since the end of the Korean War, is veering off its "ironclad" path.
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But in interviews with nine city staff members who worked on Renewal, all said it was clear within the first year that the program was veering off track.
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With the war against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria in its twilight, American officials are tracking foreign fighters veering to provinces in Afghanistan's north and east.
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Bill Clinton has a history of sometimes suffering from severe foot-in-mouth disease and veering dangerously off message while on the campaign trail for his wife, Hillary.
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In "Yardie," his reggae-rich directorial debut, Elba has adapted Victor Headley's 221 novel, veering between 19673s Jamaica and '21967s Britain, and the intertwined narcotics and music industries.
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Just two days after our visit, authorities suspended trips to one river where an aggressive bear rushed toward a group of scientists, veering off at the last minute.
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"Well, I just don't know if there is an investigation," Trump responded, before veering off topic and questioning why investigations into his political enemies were not being conducted.
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TEHRAN — Iranians bade farewell to Ayatollah Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani on Tuesday, with the sprawling state funeral veering slightly off script when groups of mourners started shouting opposition slogans.
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He has a wildly unlikely biography, veering from war-torn 1970s Beirut to the dance clubs of 1990s Manhattan to the social media battles of the Trump era.
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The book also has a beautiful structure; it tells ostensibly the same story six times, starting in the same place each time but veering off in frightening directions.
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Then her face seems to retreat, flattening out, her pupils dancing from one side to the other and back again, veering farther from her nose than seems possible.
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Supporters at the Bill Clinton organizing event on Sunday defended the former president, who has a habit of veering off-message on the trail, saying he simply misspoke.
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Guitarists Nolan Voss and Owen Rundquist craft riffs that are infectious and arch while still raw and vibrant, never veering too hard towards the menacing or the experimental.
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According to RadarOnline, Kelly wrote that Ailes "began pushing the limits" with "a kind of cat-and-mouse game," veering between inappropriate sexual comments and actual professional advice.
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The sex has dried up, much of their banter is about bodily functions, and the decision to end a moribund relationship begins veering toward "War of the Roses" territory.
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On Tuesday, Boston Dynamics—the MIT researchers veering close to becoming Cyberdyne Systems—released a video of the cybernetic dog they have been building for the last few years.
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In November, a judge ordered the release of dashcam video showing McDonald veering away from police as he held a knife, not lunging toward officers as police had said.
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In fact, brands take their sizing and fit so seriously that they create clothes that fit their customers, veering away from published size standards as they gain more data.
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Now he is veering towards more dramatic moves, raising the possibility on an investor call this week of full or partial spin-offs "in any one of [GE's] units".
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That fraught connection between Tracy and Melanie is one that we're only just starting to see again, in films like Lady Bird, and, veering sharply into supernatural horror, Hereditary.
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Declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 1994, the Nazca Lines have faced damage by squatters looking for land to settle on and motorists veering off a nearby highway.
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Veering from previous animal studies of hallucination, they were also able to study the mice while awake, thanks to implanted monitors that could track the firing of individual neurons.
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Salih Khater, 30, accelerated a silver Ford Fiesta into 14 cyclists at a crossing, before veering across the road into a security lane and driving at two police officers.
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If so, eclipses are intense times when fated moves are made; if you've been veering off your true path, this is the time you'll be thrown back on it.
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Why it matters: It's less about whether Graham's proposal gains traction, and more about the fact that he's one more example of Senate Republicans veering off in different directions.
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They're confounding and compelling at once, occasionally veering into Mark E Smith territory if anything, all sneers and bite-backs and no time to turn back and explain themselves.
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Ailyn Pérez, an American soprano who previously sang the flighty Musetta in this production, proved a worthy foil as the ailing Mimi, effectively veering between vulnerability and surging strength.
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Trump shows off the Beast After the lunch, as Trump and Kim walked through the grounds of the Capella, they seemed to take a detour, veering toward the road.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE, the former governor of Massachusetts, announced his entry into the race as well.
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The sailors were detained after veering off course into Iranian territorial waters near Farsi Island, the home of an Iranian Navy base, and were freed after about 14 hours.
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Veering off course is an exciting idea, but for most people, "an idea" is how it'll stay, out of necessity, unwillingness to change, or some combination of the two.
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If you've been veering off your correct path, you can bet that the eclipse on January 31 will get you back on track, even if the process is uncomfortable.
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But, politically speaking, it could be the sort of pro-worker, economic populism that Democrats successfully adopt to contrast themselves with Trump, without veering to the anti-capitalist left.
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At first, it was a little scary, and it was hard to ignore the faint possibility of the car veering off one of Pittsburgh's many bridges into a river.
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Even as he has shown no sign of veering from Mr. Pruitt's course on environmental policy, Mr. Wheeler so far appears to be ushering in a change in style.
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It disappears almost as soon as you've noticed it — in fact, the first violin seems determined to put it firmly in the past, veering into a syrupy little dance.
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Beattie's prose is characteristically limpid, smooth and clear enough to keep a reader hurtling along without issue — but the plot is opaque, because Beattie keeps veering around vital information.
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A few years later, China's art market exploded; artists (a few) were living like emperors; and a wily government was veering between cracking down on art and promoting it.
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Taxing the wealthy is a generally popular idea in the US, but it's also been used by Republicans -- including Trump -- to make the accusation Democrats are veering toward socialism.
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Democrats largely argued we're veering away from the ideal of a republic complete with the robust separation of powers -- also known as checks and balances -- envisioned by the Framers.
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Instead, by veering from handshake deals with "Chuck and Nancy" to profane rants about "shithole" countries, Trump has confused everyone and brought the political system to the breaking point.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE's recent (and late) entrance in the race is a prime example, with former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE potentially waiting in the wings as well.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE entered the race last week, while former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE is seen as likely to throw in his hat as well.
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With eyebrows veering to meet in the middle, a mustache, and a heavy-set figure, she was considered so desirable that 13 men supposedly committed suicide after she rejected them.
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Abu Dhabi (CNN)The motorcycle zipped past our taxi as we headed to Tyre in southern Lebanon, veering off the road onto a dirt track leading up into the hills.
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As studios and networks ramp up to launch their own streaming services, the entertainment industry seems to be veering even more into a world of a la carte media consumption.
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The Beechcraft Super King Air 350 aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff Sunday morning at an airport in Addison, veering into a private hangar and bursting into flames, officials have said.
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Trump in recent days took a new turn in his attacks on the Utah senator, veering from assailing his character and loyalty and tossing him into the wilds of Ukraine.
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Nunes used the pro-Trump media playbook well until he didn't, veering away from a key tenet: The tease and build-up aren't just the appetizer, they're the entire meal.
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This is a historically high Democratic showing among this group: People under 30 were about evenly split until 2002, when they started veering more and more Blue with every election.
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"The driver's mind can wander and his or her feelings may boil, but a sixth sense keeps a person safe at least in terms of veering off course," Pavlidis said.
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The writing itself seems tipsy: It can be energetic, colorful, fun, buzzy, affecting and spot on, but also loose, sloppy, digressive and excessively poetized at moments, veering into nebulous grandiosity.
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But all of this jockeying raises a larger question about how well Facebook truly knows its users, and how much it can steer their media preferences without veering into paternalism.
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Obdulia Sanchez An 18-year-old is accused of veering off the road Friday while driving drunk, killing her younger sister in the ensuing crash, all while livestreaming on Instagram.
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The truck, carrying 25,000 liters of fuel, crashed around Bahawalpur after veering off the road on June 25, along the 1,300 kilometer journey from the capital of Karachi to Lahore.
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Megan: Veering far away from vampire fiction for a moment — if I had my way, my recommendation list would just be The Amityville Horror by Jay Anson repeated 12 times.
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Veering from the waterfront strip, I climbed the steep side streets devouring the smell of jasmine and relishing the sight of palm trees, purple-flowered jacaranda and hot pink bougainvillea.
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But the dashboard camera showed that although the teenager was carrying a knife, he seemed to be trying to walk past a group of officers, veering slightly away from them.
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There's not an ounce of suspense in any of this, because you've seen it all before, and the director, Jon Cassar, seems uninterested in veering from the well-established formula.
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Each senator gets only five minutes to ask questions, and the result is a surreal, veering experience between sympathetic Democrats and Rachel Mitchell, the Republicans' genial but prosecutorial outside counsel.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE's entry into the 2020 race and which candidates have crossover support with Trump voters.
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Student activists drawing attention to policing abuses, discrimination in higher education and other forms of racial injustice have sometimes overstepped, veering into misguided calls to suppress speech activists deemed offensive.
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Just before the plane passed over for a third time, veering once again to their right, it dawned on the men that the pilot was trying to tell them something.
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Amid all the vulgarity and pettiness, that is what is being fought over this month: going back to the past, veering into an ugly future, or finding a third way.
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When it comes to spending time with Abramović, pattern-breaking swerves like this are common, veering from the playful to the profound, the personal to the universal and back again.
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As they consider their options, Gillespie supporters have an object lesson: Mr. Trump's ill-fated rally for Senator Luther Strange in Alabama, where he could not resist veering off-message.
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In the one involving the entrepreneur (Stephen Park) and his son (Eugene Young), a benignly comic caricature veers close to bad-guy Orientalism before veering back for a sentimental ending.
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In a country that has clawed its way out of the financial collapse of 2008 and that can boast of unemployment figures veering close to zero, voter angst is high.
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Mr. Donnelly tried to protect himself by veering to the right on immigration, touting his support for a border wall and for increasing cooperation between the police and immigration authorities.
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He and his party have responded by veering sharply to the right: The proposal to turn back migrants at the border is reminiscent of one AfD made late last year.
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The opposition has accused Maduro of veering into dictatorship by sidelining the legislature, detaining opponents and leaning on compliant judicial and electoral authorities to block a plebiscite on his rule.
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WASHINGTON — On a Tuesday afternoon a week into President Trump's impeachment trial, Senator Mitch McConnell could see his carefully laid plan to deliver a swift acquittal veering off the rails.
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Trump, though, has embarrassed those he's campaigned with -- particularly Alabama Republican Luther Strange -- by veering far off-topic and seemingly all but forgetting that the candidate is also on stage.
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Whereas Hungary's stocks have soared 70 percent and its local bonds have surged in the last two years, Warsaw's have been hammered since it started veering in a similar direction.
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But at a time when national policy is veering in the direction of "guilty until proven innocent" for some groups, better to wait until you know these new folks better.
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This program shows why, veering happily from the English Renaissance (Tomkins, Farnaby) to the 230th century (Cowell, Kalabis), and even into the rarely explored literature for harpsichord and electronics (Reich).
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Volocopter CEO Florian Reuter says he takes inspiration from The Fifth Element, Luc Besson's 1997 sci-fi / fantasy film that featured chaotic scenes of flying cars veering and nose-diving.
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And they'll call you out when you're veering off course in such a way that you'll feel grateful for their honesty and desire to help you live your best life.
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Veering away from VR and AR specifically but staying within the realm of emerging technology, Doctorow's keynote address was a call-to-action against technology's ever-creeping domination upon us.
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Even Rowling's longer HP follow up, this summer's Harry Potter and The Cursed Child (co-written with Jack Throne and John Tiffany) was accused of veering into the fan fiction lane.
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The best part of this tube isn't even its near-perfect brickness — it's the fact that it's subdued enough to wear every day without veering too bold or over-the-top.
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"To me it shows that the relationship is veering toward increasingly intense competition and the Pentagon sees diminishing returns on the value of military to military cooperation with China," Denmark said.
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Behind the scenes: In conversations on Air Force One and in the White House, Trump has acted out scenes of self-driving cars veering out of control and crashing into walls.
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Concerned that foreign policy was veering off course as the war wound to an end, the men behind America First came together again to support a four-page foreign policy weekly.
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Given that the coding industry (especially in the AI space) is veering toward the practice of program synthesis, this future-proofs the App Store somewhat, while not diluting Apple's protectionist powers.
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As I push the cart, it keeps veering to the left and I have to lean heavily on the right side to prevent the bent wheel from acting like a rudder.
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In the future, this might include tools to keep comment sections on topic, focused on the article at hand and not veering off — as many comment sections do — into extraneous issues.
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Pop punk often falls into some stereotypes, and the vocals we associate with the genre tend to be vocally and nasally, veering towards whiny—Tom Delonge being a more extreme example.
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I was a single girl in a great city, and every time I went to dinner, I sat in fear of veering off of my plan and eating the wrong thing.
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By starting to endorse a reading of Islam that is at odds with what are still the laws of the state it serves, it now appears to be veering off course.
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For his part, Schultz, in a later CNBC interview Tuesday, criticized many leaders in the Democratic Party for veering too far left and overpromising government programs that are not fiscally possible.
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In 2628, Bush symbolically represented the continuation of his grandfather, uncle and father's tradition of pragmatic and compassionate conservatism, within a Texas Republican Party that was increasingly veering to the right.
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Mr. Yanukovych had hired a lobbying firm co-founded by Paul Manafort, now Mr. Trump's campaign manager, to improve his image in the West and avoid punishment for veering toward Russia.
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Whether you voted for Trump or not, with the majority of Americans wanting Trump to refine his ways on Twitter, the public can let know Trump when he's veering of course.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE's (D) entrance into the presidential primary race threatens to peel off voter support from Sens.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE has officially jumped into the Democratic race, filing to run in the New Hampshire Primary.
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Over the long term, the United States and NATO have a more profound problem on their hands: What to do with a vital ally that is veering far from democratic norms?
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Her portfolio decisions have been made through the lens of a bull market that's likely in its latter stages, and an economic cycle that is veering into contraction around the world.
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The result is a democracy that is veering off course, increasingly reflecting the will of powerful activist groups and the political extremes, and not of the broad population of the country.
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"Today felt like an attempt — and you could even hear it — he kept veering from his remarks and then going back to the remarks and extending them even longer," Todd continued.
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The purpose of an eclipse is to push us closer to our destiny—and the further you've been veering from that path, the more intense and dramatic the eclipse will feel.
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I was brought in for my experience," Gates responded, but couldn't help veering off message into the insidious: "I think good, ordinary, responsible, quiet citizens are going to be very supportive.
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Likewise, when asked about the idea that the city was veering toward predictive policing, O'Hare suggested the city was simply embracing modern solutions to age-old problems with tools like BriefCam.
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For grass-roots organizers, the wide-open Democratic field — already veering to the left on taxes, health care, super PAC donations and other issues — provides multiple openings to elevate their agendas.
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There is no doubt that — for all his myriad faults and his aggressive-veering-into-toxic management of the company — Kalanick is a talented entrepreneur and even a visionary of sorts.
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Tesla's Autopilot software, they showed, uses only camera data to detect lanes, and small visual tweaks to a road surface could cause its neural networks to think road markings were veering.
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Nor is there really a plot to follow, not even a chronology that points the way through a series of essays veering from haunting survivors' tales to poetic musings on science.
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Super Typhoon Mangkhut is on track to hit the northern Philippines with its strongest winds on Friday before striking Taiwan and then possibly veering south toward Hong Kong and mainland China.
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Jurors in the Van Dyke trial could easily see from the video that Mr. McDonald, though armed with a knife, was veering away when Officer Van Dyke shot him 16 times.
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President Trump found himself veering off message in discussing the two big news stories of the day: the signing of an agreement with the Taliban and the spread of the coronavirus.
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Couriers hide drugs in body cavities and alter their routes, coming up Interstate 91 or the New York State Thruway, veering east at Fort Ann, N.Y., and into Vermont's southern region.
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That willingness to operate in those grey areas, the murky abyss between right and wrong, friendship and rivalry, love and hate, is what keeps Hustlers from veering into total wish fulfillment.
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Amenities such as flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, music docking stations, swanky toiletries, and mini-bars stocked with status snacks keep the vibe from veering into full-on time capsule.
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Mr. Alhamdan said he was careful to create videos that grabbed attention without veering into cultural criticism that would get him in trouble with a government that aggressively stifles online dissent.
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Senators exiting a meeting with Rosenstein on Thursday said the probe of Russia's actions in last year's election and possible ties with Moscow appeared to be veering into a criminal investigation.
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This is why, contrary to the concerns of some political leaders and pundits, most prominently former President Barack Obama, the Democratic Party does not risk veering too far to the left.
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The agency quoted Archbishop Clement, head of the information and education department of the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church, as saying that Patriarch Bartholomew was veering into factionalism by supporting the schism.
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Now, with Libya veering toward civil war, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates — waging a broader war for influence throughout the region — were providing opposing militia commanders with back-channel resupply routes.
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"Objectivity" also meant veering away from describing figures on the right in unflattering terms—avoiding the words "lies" or "racism"—because those descriptions could be seen as evidence of left-wing bias.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - The head of Poland's ruling party mocked an EU inquiry into the state of Polish democracy as "an absolute comedy" and brushed off accusations his country was veering into authoritarianism.
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Bannon's and McMaster's world views are diametrically opposed, and Bannon believes the globalists pose the greatest internal threat to the Trump presidency, and could send it veering off course with foreign interventions.
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The opposition has accused Maduro of veering into dictatorship by sidelining the legislature, detaining opponents and leaning on compliant judicial and electoral authorities to block the plebiscite they had been campaigning for.
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But we do not get a bona fide philosophical inquiry into the underlying ethical issues—one that would plow headlong into the most difficult dilemmas, rather than immediately veering onto safe ground.
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But wedding planners are saying that more and more couples have been veering off the beaten path, choosing buffet-style dinners, food-truck stations, and family-style dinners at longtime favorite restaurants.
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Though his work may be more closely associated with spray cans, his most recent exhibit finds him veering beyond aerosol towards water bottles, paint splashes, actual paintbrushes, and even his bare hands.
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By veering away from the universally recognized nuclear family model, they opened up dialogue about issues like sex, friendships, work, and relationships in a uniquely Black context, without shame or tired tropes.
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As a filmmaker, Lee has always used his movies to address whatever's currently on his mind, even if that means occasionally veering out of his narrative lane in order to do so.
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During an inquest in 2014, Duduzane said his car hit a puddle and he lost control' veering into the taxi' which in turn smashed into a barrier, describing the incident as "tragic".
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As fast fashion starts to get even cheaper with the arrival of the wildly cheap Primark in the US, other consumers are veering away from shopping cheaply, and, rather, toward shopping smartly.
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There is an urgency to the question, an assumption that the role of the artist today, in a political climate veering toward fascism, is different than it was in a proverbial yesterday.
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The video shows Laquan, who had been running from the police and was veering slightly away from Officer Van Dyke, crumple to the ground and writhe as bullets continue to hit him.
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I'm sure I'm not the only person who watched Lady Bird and found myself veering back and forth between wanting to scream at her character and wanting to give her a hug.
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He vacillated between remaining on script to project confidence in the government's ability to contain the coronavirus domestically and veering off-script to slam the news media and Democrats over the issue.
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Ms. Thorne began in show business as a singer and comedian before veering into risqué movies like "Sin in the Suburbs" (1964) and a version of "Pinocchio" decidedly not for children (1971).
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This Tuesday evening program shows why, veering happily from the English Renaissance (Tomkins, Farnaby) to the 20th century (Cowell, Kalabis), and even into the rarely explored literature for harpsichord and electronics (Reich).
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The hearings come at a moment of brinkmanship and negotiation, with the world's two largest economies repeatedly veering toward a trade war only to reverse course and edge instead toward diplomatic discussions.
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WASHINGTON — Senator John McCain is less the lion of the Senate than its wildcat, veering through the decades from war hero to Republican presidential nominee to irascible foil for an unlikely president.
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Yet there are moments the writing seems odd, awkward or stilted, veering into grand, vaguely poetic metaphors that don't hold up, perhaps as if they might be translated from Gerson's native French.
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With another 90 minutes of driving, I rolled into Baker, home to the world's tallest thermometer (the perfect kitschy roadside attraction) before veering off the freeway to head up Death Valley Road.
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On Tuesday night, we are told, he looked sober and presidential, when all he actually did was read a speech from a Teleprompter without veering off into one of his incoherent rants.
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They largely adopted the party's strategy of focusing on unifying issues and veering away from what were seen as more polarizing topics: abolishing ICE, "Medicare for All" and, especially, impeaching the president.
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Mr. Donahue's Veering from the Thai food they're known for at Uncle Boons, Ann Redding and Matt Danzer now have their own little Iowa caucus, a foray into Middle American diner-style grub.
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U.S. politics is veering toward a potential transformation in which both major parties are competing to capture a single constituency — millions of Americans, from schoolteachers to steelworkers, who have fallen on hard times.
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Reviewing the second season, my colleague Todd VanDerWerff called it "the worst TV show of 2016," citing the season's lack of a showrunner and its veering into more caricaturist territory as crippling developments.
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Once in the session, it can tell if you start veering off the rails into an unfocused state, and it can tell when you drop in to a deeper level of calm focus.
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A fistfight between Du Qiu and Yamuna in a moving car, which keeps veering toward the edge of a cliff as they fight for control, keeps the scale personal and the choreography clear.
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Gaga's Ally isn't the one who disintegrates but she is, in a sense, collateral damage to Jackson's alcoholism and drug use; hopping the fame train as Jackson is veering toward his own collision.
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You could question the value of those in the first place, I admit, but then we're veering further into self-help and not an actual tech problem (which, to be clear, does exist).
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Uber has spent months preparing for this moment, conducting research on the country's demographics and developing an approach that will add to its driver ranks without veering too far from cultural norms there.
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Luckily, the script and direction are strong enough to keep it from veering into sentimentality too much; the Blitz is no joke, and there are some moments of true grief throughout the film.
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The cause of the failure was later revealed to be a bend in one of the rocket's sensor's, which started a chain of events that lead to the rocket veering violently off course.
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Perhaps understandably for a documentary about documentaries, parts of "Five Came Back" can get a bit wonky, veering into the minutia of the technical innovations used to obtain some of the war footage.
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There's a lot to dig through in the entire interview and Stahl acquitted herself well, veering between easy, building questions and tough, probing queries, and the whole interview, embedded below, is worth watching.
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Of course, there's a chance you might try these experiments and they won't feel good at all — or, even if you don't try them, that you're generally finding yourself veering into loneliness territory.
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Yale School of Management Dean Jeffrey Sonnenfeld said Cook "drifted all over the map" during the interview, veering from constitutional arguments to concerns about security, privacy, and creating a slippery slope, he said.
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The purpose of all eclipses is to put us back on our correct path, especially if we've been veering from it and focusing on things and people that do not deserve our attention.
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At one point, we were pretty sure we were veering into "stick it up your bollocks" territory, and that we were about to inspire a repeat of the Saipan incident on social media.
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Rock 'n' Roll attests, is a puzzle that only Berry ever really figured out, a turbulent thing that always feels just on the verge of veering off into chaos before re-asserting itself.
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And, when we are in a state of tremendous tension with North Korea and perhaps veering toward a war, they should be asking, why is the President spending his time on these issues?
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And though Trump has shown some signs of weakness, Republicans believe they will be able to portray any of Cornyn's challengers as a member of a party veering too far to the left.
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"It's paradoxical because his strategy of veering to the right is in line with how French society is evolving and it should work, but it doesn't," said Francois Miquet-Marty of Viavoice pollsters.
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In a piece for DZone, writer Rodrigo Kyle Mehren points out that Slack, while a robust interface, has managed to repackage the same basic ideas as mIRC without veering off to the side.
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"I'm veering toward the bullish side as my view is that it's not going to be a mild fall," said Nikhil Surana, partner at Timoneer Energy, a gas-focused hedge fund in Houston.
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He is doing what Tipper Gore, Laura Bush, Michelle Obama and Ann Romney were supposed to: loosen, soften and warm up the images of their spouses, in part by veering away from politics.
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But this time around, as he runs for re-election on Wednesday against a pugnacious former general who has embraced the language of hard-line, Middle Eastern Islam, Mr. Joko is veering rightward.
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Veering farther to the right in the final days of the election campaign, he pledged to start annexing parts of the occupied West Bank if re-elected, a move he had long resisted.
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We're craving freedom and want to experiment, but the moon opposes Saturn at 5:45 PM, which will remind us what our limits are, in case we're veering too close to wreckless abandon.
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Visions is a 30-year veteran of service adventures, their itineraries veering more hard-core immersion (five to seven hours a day, four to five days a week) than in-and-out tour.
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As with his running, he pushed so hard with his coaching methods that he crossed a line, veering from the questionable to the pharmacologically impermissible, according to the United States Anti-Doping Agency.
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The strategy for Republican congressional leaders is also complicated by Trump, who seems to be veering back and forth on whether a deal should be made and what should be in the deal.
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"The great news for Americans — 401(k) retirement pension and college savings accounts have gone through the roof," Trump said, veering slightly from his prepared speech, in his 80-minute address Tuesday night.
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Security footage taken at Fresno Yosemite International Airport on Wednesday, and broadcast by local news station ABC30, shows the aircraft, a King Air 200 plane, veering across the runway then hitting a building.
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Even before the convention, Geoff Berman, the president of the State Democratic Party, which is in effect controlled by Mr. Cuomo, had released a statement casting the W.F.P. as veering toward self-destruction.
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Inside the White House, allies of Mr. Sayegh and Ms. Bondi have praised them for bringing order to a process that, just a month ago, saw Republican members of Congress veering off message.
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But for more than a year the city withheld a police video showing Mr. McDonald veering away from the officers before he was shot, even as the Police Department circulated its false account.
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Thursday through Saturday, began his music career in the 1970s as a member of the San Francisco punk group the Nuns before veering into roots and alt-country terrain as a solo artist.
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Aside from some recent singles, productions and remixes though, Hemsworth, for the most part, has been veering a little further from the limelight since his last full-length album was released in 2014.
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It's not hard to imagine a man version of Spuds, with the drinking and the girls and the parties, eventually veering into troubling territory, spawning disappointment, outrage and a sea of web reactions.
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The debate raises big questions about the fairness of the nation's democratic process—but it can also get a bit arcane, veering into the nitty-gritty of state party rules and convention procedures.
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The subject matter is both heavy and delicate, providing countless opportunities for the writers to fuck it up by either not taking it seriously enough or veering into a condescending after-school special.
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That day, Reidy, 42, spent the day driving around their hometown of Clarksburg, Massachusetts, and in neighboring towns, looking for any sign of Ringer, 39 — even searching for skid marks veering off the road.
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Brazy said McCormack was believed to have initially followed a route over the river allowing him to fly without local air traffic clearance before veering into airspace requiring him to contact a control tower.
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Mr Johnson ticks those boxes: routinely veering off message, issuing freelance policy announcements and flashing Eurosceptic ankle at Tory MPs who are destined to be disappointed by Mrs May's efforts in Brussels next year.
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I strongly believe you can be smart and engaging without veering into impenetrable jargon or wild inaccuracy, and I'm really proud of how we've done that on the web and in our YouTube videos.
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He spends most of the episode trying to reconcile those feelings, veering from the potential "humiliation" of returning to the lowbrow sitcom to his hope that he can make something positive out of it.
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"Metalhead," from director David Slade (Hannibal, American Gods) stands out for being shot in black and white, though we're not veering into the past: There's a deadly looking, droid-like robot on the loose.
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The show also uses them to play with your expectations, veering from over-the-top sexual images of bouncing breasts and moments of humor to shocking scenes of someone getting devoured by a demon.
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The real power of Manchester by the Sea is its ever-shifting focus, veering from the two leads to the supporting characters, who are doing their best to conceal deep wounds of their own.
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Andreessen Horowitz will soon cease to be a venture capital firm, veering away from the majority of its Sand Hill Road neighbors in Silicon Valley to instead become a registered investment advisor, or RIA.
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"It's becoming more popular because the trends are veering towards less being more — especially when it comes to breasts," Dr. Daniel C. Mills, president of The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, tells PEOPLE.
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The report details the Obama administration's efforts to lead a cyber war against North Korea's missile program, with a number of the country's military rockets later exploding or veering off course into the sea.
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"Fresh" is particularly enjoyable to listen to because it's a glossy, rounded, pure purple, with white licks and flourishes that make it even shinier, occasionally veering into pinks and lilacs, like an oil painting.
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This is about "Crazy in Love" and "Dirrty," veering wildly off into "The Final Countdown," by Europe or Bon Jovi's "Livin' on a Prayer," which used to always send the crowd into total frenzy.
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It's been over a year now of insufferable anticipation, creative differences, repeated delays, and rumoured drop outs, but now it seems a record that was veering dangerously close to Detox territory is actually coming.
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"I think the market seems to be veering towards a less dovish message from Powell than was the prevalent a couple of weeks ago," said Bank of New York Mellon senior strategist Neil Mellor.
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Ward's family tried to bring criminal charges against Stewart in 2014, arguing that even if he didn't intend to kill the young man, he had recklessly tried to intimidate him by veering toward him.
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Ganni, a popular Danish label, Jil Sander, Rodarte, Simone Rocha and the Londoner Molly Goddard are each offering versions of the trend, veering in style from rigorously streamlined to tent-like, sheer and multilayered.
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And it was the latest instance of a president who relishes any opportunity to land a hit against a political opponent, veering sharply off-script with divisive speech and quickly setting off a furor.
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In total, this trajectory shows an artist becoming much more of a sculptor or form maker, veering between the found and invented in new ways that imply that the avant-garde might still exist.
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It's as if he were veering off into a search for cosmic harmonies, the very music of the spheres, and although I couldn't quite hear it myself, I enjoyed listening to his frantic improvisations.
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Mnuchin attempted to clarify his remarks Thursday, but the currency market continued to react to Mnuchin's comments as though he was veering away from the dollar policy that's been in place since the 1990s.
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The bus, which was carrying 56 people, rolled down a steep hillside after veering off the road on a bend east of the capital, Funchal, and struck at least one house, Portuguese officials said.
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Then there's Schultz (not running as a Democrat!) but worth noting he said this week on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that it's partially Warren's policies that make him think the US is veering toward socialism.
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Instead, Rob just keeps sliding into random benders, having five too many happy hour beers and veering into dark bars on the way home like he can't help himself — which, of course, he can't.
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Mark Hollis, the frontman for the British band Talk Talk, which had synth-pop hits in the early 1980s before veering into a more experimental sound that influenced a generation of musicians, has died.
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Mexicans voted overwhelmingly for anti-establishment outsider Lopez Obrador in Sunday's presidential contest, veering Latin America's second-largest economy leftward in a bid to stamp out the corruption and violence that has blighted the country.
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President Donald Trump's growing dissatisfaction with Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell could be veering into dangerous territory: Late Friday, Bloomberg News, citing four unnamed sources, reported that Trump has discussed firing the central bank head.
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Eclipses pull us out of situations and reroute us to where we need to be going; however, the process is often uncomfortable or unexpected, especially if we've been veering very far off our right path.
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Resistance to Trump's travel ban mounts During an 18-minute news conference, he stuck rigidly to script touting the transatlantic special relationship, never veering into the conspiratorial areas that had distracted him the week prior.
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Ticketmaster, which has long dominated the primary market, is veering into the resale market, and StubHub made a foray into the primary market with a recent agreement to carry all tickets to Philadelphia 76ers games.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump made an incendiary remark at a rally Saturday night, veering from criticism of Wisconsin's Democratic governor to a false claim that mothers and doctors have the option to "execute" babies.
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According to a police statement released Saturday, a Honda sedan traveling eastbound entered an intersection on a red light and swerved to avoid another vehicle traveling north, veering into the Waymo Chrysler Pacifica's westbound lane.
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Top U.S. allies scrambled on Friday to keep a Group of Seven nations summit from veering off track as President Donald Trump vowed to deal with "unfair trade practices" by Canada and the European Union.
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This is veering dangerously close to economics, and I'm anything but an economist, so let me quickly outsource most of that talk to Slate Star Codex, talking about cost disease, and Pedestrian Observations, discussing infrastructure.
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Delish explains that the flavors stay pretty true to their inspiration, with the cherry flavor leaning more tart than sweet, apple balancing both tart and sugary flavors, and watermelon veering more to the sweet side.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE are taking starkly different approaches as they boot up their late entries into the crowded 2020 Democratic primary field.
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Wilder's performance in Chocolate Factory careens wildly in tone, veering from charming-if-slightly-off in his first few scenes to downright unhinged and terrifying in the infamous tunnel scene a few scant minutes later.
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I soon began veering to the left a little bit as my right arm propelled me more than my stump did, but my dad would tap me if I started to move over too far.
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Video footage showed the vehicle making an illegal turn before veering across the road and into a security lane leading to parliament before smashing into the protective barrier as two police officers jumped to safety.
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"The two leaders discussed how to prevent North Korea from veering off the track of dialogue for denuclearization and how to resume the dialogue as early as possible," said Mr. Moon's spokeswoman, Ko Min-jung.
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Considering public backlash to the woman who broke into the jaguar enclosure to take a selfie at an Arizona zoo in March, it's possible that opinions are already veering toward the side of the animals.
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And it will frighten a great many voters, including those all-important suburban women, who might despise the president for all kinds of reasons but fear the Democrats are veering toward the Bernie Sanders left.
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Video footage showed the car making an illegal turn before veering across the road and into a security lane leading to parliament before smashing into the protective barrier as two police officers jumped to safety.
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Veering from hard-man posturing to roguish whimsy, Mr. Fassbender anchors a story (by Alastair Siddons, who previously worked on a documentary about a clan like this) that's more successful in texture than in logic.
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" President Trump delivered a nationalistic cultural rant at his rally in Colorado on Thursday night, veering off script to attack the Academy Awards for giving the Best Picture Oscar to a South Korean film, "Parasite.
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His work is cool and calculated like Pop from the '60s, but it's generous, too, veering toward the lightness of a given situation — from a kiss to a modeling session — rather than the existential darkness.
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An early archived version of a NOAA map from Thursday, August 29, showed the hurricane veering left toward Florida, but it did not appear to have a black line to show Alabama would be affected.
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To say that The Tale is about a 13-year-old girl molested by her running coach, and the adult woman she becomes, makes the movie sound like it's veering into Lifetime Original Movie territory.
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Video footage showed Officer Van Dyke continuing to fire his gun after Mr. McDonald, who was carrying a knife but veering away from police officers, fell to the ground, seeming to contradict statements by the police.
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All three loose glitter pots are filled with super-fine particles (milled to crazy-small 0.008 x 0.008 hex dimensions) for maximum sparkle density — the key to keeping your look from veering into greeting-card territory.
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To create a wedding inspired by a Disney classic without veering into cosplay and LARPing territory, California-based photographer Raelyn Elizabeth, Sylver Weddings and Events, and Baldwin Bridal and Events modernized some of the Disney details.
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By turns comic, cruel and full-on brutal, veering into sexual violence, it bears a family resemblance to Martin McDonagh and Kevin Barry, but with a piercing female gaze observing the damage that vicious men do.
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By sheer accident -- by veering from one position to another without a mooring in philosophy -- Trump actually offers to return the Republicans to their practically minded, pro-business, anti-interventionist policies of the 1920s and 1930s.
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Avoiding disaster isn't the same as winning, of course, but when the party has only 503 governorships and 250 state legislatures, and is completely powerless in D.C., veering away from catastrophe is a victory in itself.
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Avoiding disaster isn't the same as winning, of course, but when the party has only 25 governorships and 22018 state legislatures, and is completely powerless in D.C., veering away from catastrophe is a victory in itself.
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Neither of those pieces of legislation have seen much traction, but today's hearing showed that members of Congress are taking this threat seriously, doing their research and not veering off into partisan debates over platform bias.
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"True to form, Turkey's central bank has delayed a much-needed tightening in policy in the face of a headline inflation rate veering toward 10 percent," said Nicholas Spiro, a partner at Lauressa Advisory, a consultancy.
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But reports on Wednesday that the ECB would cut its inflation forecasts have dampened expectations of the bank's language veering towards a pullback of its stimulus programme, also known as quantitative easing (QE), later this year.
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Veering from his prepared remarks, he said drugs were a "big factor" of last night's violence, but his campaign later clarified that he was referring to reports of increases in the number of drug-related deaths.
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You're reaching a point of frustration now, but if you're able to stay grounded and trust your intuition without veering into paranoia, you may bypass feelings of insecurity to stumble upon Neptune's whimsical and magical side.
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Logan is a little upset that they are paying "40K a day to jerk off, alone, in the woods, playing white hat," and then Dolores—veering entirely from her normal programming—runs into their campfire, collapsing.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE (D) announced early Thursday that he will run for president, entering a crowded and fluid race for the Democratic nomination.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE — would like to get on that stage in California but is unlikely to meet thresholds set for fundraising and polls.
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Rather than veering off into train wreck territory, both sisters rose and laughed off the moment as one of those organic occurrences that imbue a sense of humanity into high-energy, high-stress productions like this.
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Xsight's artificial intelligence-based system improves runway safety and capacity by monitoring and detecting any forms of debris or hazards and can prevent incidents like bird strikes or airplanes veering off the runway, the company said.
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" It's a song that accepts convention instead of veering wildly out of it, as Screaming Females songs have often done, and in the first verse, Ms. Paternoster sings, "Am I losing faith in my own anger?
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While the family reportedly said they had accidentally crossed into the U.S. while on vacation in Vancouver, veering from their intended path to avoid an animal in the road, border and immigration officials now say otherwise.
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Because I don't see that many people or that many manufacturers, major manufacturers, adopting that kind of tech, especially since it seems like Samsung is kind of veering away from that edge screen type of technology.
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California Highway Patrol's Mike Salas told CNN that the police determined that Callahan drove northbound on Dickenson Avenue at speeds of over 100 mph and drove straight off the cliff instead of veering with the road.
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The new songs — his most diverse set to date, and mostly rigorously executed and fun — show Mr. Mars to be interested in different musical eras, different production approaches and different singing voices without veering into chaos.
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PartyNextDoor, who's been down this road already with "Not Nice," delivers a soothing flirtation, and Ms. Minaj stitches Afrobeats tight to dancehall and hip-hop, veering from tough boasts to worshipful singing to hard-smack patois.
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Obsessiveness could be a sign that a person's relationship to clothing is veering into unhealthy territory, says Carolyn Mair, a cognitive psychologist, consultant, and former professor of psychology for fashion at University of the Arts London.
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Ever since last season started veering wildly from George R. R. Martin's books, it's become clear that we're very much north of the Wall when it comes to predicting what's going to happen on Game of Thrones.
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Smashbox's brand new Cover Shot: Eye Palette in the shade 'Ablaze' (which Shay Mitchell is actually the new face of), includes seven warm shades that will give your dream burgundy eye, without veering into raccoon eye territory.
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Their third record, Light We Made, continues that exploratory trajectory, with the band veering off in some unusual and previous unheard directions, yet retaining the dark atmosphere that has always glowered beneath the surface of its songs.
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The reality on the ground can't be more different than what Obama/Trump voters perceive, and veering toward the "purity politics" advocated by the Sanders wing of the party will do little -- if anything -- to change that.
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While Cosmo notes that Jenner's look was "flirting with a wardrobe malfunction," she looks totally in control of the situation, no matter how close she was veering into Gone with the Wind or Seven Year Itch territory.
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Public scrutiny has focused on Enbridge's preferred route, which would follow Line 3's existing corridor partway through Minnesota before veering south to miss the Leech Lake reservation and avoid a nine to 12-month pipeline shutdown.
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For months now, Republicans have been veering between the idea of deficit-increasing tax cuts, and some kind of fully paid-for tax reform that would offset lost revenue from cutting rates by closing loopholes and deductions.
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Sometimes, it would turn off in the middle of or just before a gradual turn on the highway, which meant that I would have to intervene immediately to prevent the Leaf from veering out of its lane.
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With this kind of start, Riverdale makes it clear from the jump that it's veering away from what fans of the original Archie comics might be expecting from an adaptation, and adding plenty of danger and darkness.
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MOSCOW — The expulsion of scores of Russian diplomats from the United States, countries across Europe and beyond has raised, yet again, the question of whether the world is veering back where it was during the Cold War.
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Ms. O'Brien says she has heard plenty of horror stories: actresses unexpectedly told to remove undergarments on set, and sex scenes veering out of control while the camera is rolling, leaving one party feeling taken advantage of.
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It's no surprise that Charli XCX would pluck something like PC Music out of the relative underground and scare the shit out of her label by veering into a sound that wasn't predestined to do well commercially.
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But a dashboard camera video contradicted that story: While Mr. McDonald had a knife, he seemed to be veering away from the police when he was shot, and the gunfire continued after he collapsed to the ground.
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Mr. Volker is the man who put Mr. Trump's personal lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani, in touch with the new government in Kiev, though he appeared to have deep reservations about how Ukraine policy was veering off course.
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A day after Sunday's predawn wreck, state police also released new details about the crash sequence, revealing that the bus struck the highway's center barrier before veering to the right shoulder and careening up a steep embankment.
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The EU's pursuit of Google, along with probes into other U.S. multinationals over tax issues and control of personal data, has caused irritation in Washington, with President Barack Obama last year accusing Europe of veering toward protectionism.
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But, as this past year has shown, he is an incredibly unpredictable messenger -- often veering into territory that not only overshadows his White House's preferred message of the day but also starts entirely new (and bad) storylines.
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Orders were pouring in from airlines interested in a potential 20 percent cut in fuel costs, but the project was running late and veering well over budget as suppliers around the world struggled to make the parts.
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It changes the border adjustment tax to bring it more in line with the WTO's rules — we're veering into extremely wonky territory here, but it would prevent companies from deducting their labor expenses from their taxable income.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE's eleventh-hour decision to jump into the Democratic presidential primary — and a looming entrance from billionaire Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE — rankles progressives and rank-and-file Democrats, who say that any such latecomers highlight a major disconnect between party elites and the political grassroots (The Hill).
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE's eleventh-hour decision to jump into the Democratic presidential primary — and a looming entrance from Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE — has rankled progressives and rank-and-file Democrats alike, who say it underscores a major disconnect between party elites and the political reality on the ground.
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She definitely struck a note that no one else on that red carpet did with her sleek bright canary on-trend yellow gown by Ralph Lauren Collection—it was sexy, chic and bold, without veering into tacky territory.
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Though the White House has said his remarks would not be political in nature, the president has a history of veering off script with sharp partisan attacks even at events that are not meant to be overtly political.
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The acting style, occasionally veering into pantomime, made frank use of the artificiality of the stage: for example, to change the scene, the actors walked in a short circle, and there was a slight shift in the lighting.
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Washington (CNN)The House intelligence committee's Russia investigation appeared Friday to be veering back off the rails after a rocky week, punctuated by the re-emergence of House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes as a force in the probe.
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Ryan, who in the past had urged a comprehensive proposal and worked with Democrats, has been especially careful during his speakership to avoid any signal that he is veering from his party for fear of a conservative backlash.
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Advisers and allies of President Donald Trump warned that his attack on four Democratic congresswomen of color on Sunday may have backfired, helping to unite a fractious Democratic Party and veering off his 2020 campaign message, Politico reported.
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The Democratic presidential primary debate was like an amusement park ride that begins with a slow and creaky uphill climb, then careens at high speeds while veering left and right until it comes to a fairly numbing end.
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Hickenlooper has also faced backlash from more progressive Democrats at a time when the party is veering to the left and was booed after he denounced socialism at the California Democratic Party's convention in San Francisco last month.
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I also don't want to write a review of this console because every time I think about it I end up veering into some digression about the technical specs, which is a ghastly tech review trope to do.
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Both veering towards the heterosexual end of the spectrum, Julia and I have never been attracted to the other physically (though we try to tell each other we're beautiful every day), but this particular vibrator is super strong.
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" The later Moure pays homage to role models like the Brazilian novelist Clarice Lispector; she also translates poetry, and makes her own poems reflect the process of translation, veering "out of the monolingualism … that would keep boundaries pure.
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In approving Lampert's deal to buy Sears and Kmart, the judge overseeing the case, Judge Robert Drain, told the elusive billionaire that it gave him "the opportunity not to be a cartoon character" veering between those two extremes.
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Opinion Columnist What America saw before the Senate Judiciary Committee was an injudicious man, an angry brat veering from fury to sniveling sobs, a judge so bereft of composure and proportion that it was difficult not to squirm.
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In the latest violent episode, five people, including two pedestrians, were hospitalized for injuries ranging from minor to serious after the van driver struck a Hyundai Sonata and pushed it onto the sidewalk before veering into the park.
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McConnell, who has chided the president about his habit of tweeting provocative, off-the-cuff remarks and veering off message, hailed his speech in the House chamber as a big success and predicted his poll numbers would jump.
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Although some models show the storm veering off to the northwest later in the week, it's possible Ireland cold see some strong winds from the storm, which will have weakened considerably by then, CNN meteorologist Haley Brink said.
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That this happens at a time in which interest rates are exceptionally low and owners of capital eager to lend adds credence to the idea that corporate managers are veering more towards protecting margins than expanding their base.
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One of rock's best unheralded songwriters, Mr. Escovedo began his music career in the 1970s as a member of the San Francisco punk group the Nuns before veering into roots and alt-country terrain as a solo artist.
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Fettweis suggested that the NAO might even be veering more negatively as a consequence of human-caused climate change, a trend that could accelerate Arctic ice losses quite significantly over the 21st century, although it remains highly speculative.
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Midler (who at the time had two Oscar noms and three Grammys to her name) is clearly having a blast in the role, sinking her fake teeth into every line and veering effortlessly between wicked humor and slapstick rage.
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The currency bloc grew at its fastest pace since the 2007-215 financial crisis last year, but lost momentum in early 210 and the coming year's outlook remains tepid, with inflation slowing down slightly and veering away from target.
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The best example of the muddy reality of what at first glance looks like a binary divide is Mr Johnson who, by his own admission, has been "veering all over the place like a shopping trolley" on the subject.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE because they view Biden as weak — won't be scared off by a 37-year-old, gay, inexperienced mayor of South Bend, population 104,000.
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In all cases, Dash says, trust is important, which is why it's important to have an outside voice in a position of authority who can warn the company if it's veering too far in one direction or the other.
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A spokesman for Mr. Scott did not reply to questions about his plans, but the governor's advisers have been uneasy with having him on stage because of the president's penchant for veering well off script and making incendiary comments.
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Lucy's eventual loss of her virginity is also notable in that, rather than veering into cliche, it's shown as a moment of empowerment — all the more notable considering Spears' own complicated history in discussing her virginity with the media.
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Mr. Kasowitz had run the legal team until he was pushed aside last summer, but he was still in contact with the president occasionally over the past several months and supports the aggressive approach the president is veering toward.
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But the public learned otherwise 13 months later when a court ordered the city to release a police video that showed the teenager veering away from the officers when one of them, Jason Van Dyke, shot him 16 times.
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The Sunday Times reported a test firing of the missile from a submarine malfunctioned last June, sending it veering off in the wrong direction, shortly before May asked parliament to spend 40 billion pounds ($50 billion) on new submarines.
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Pakistan's military said it shot down two Indian fighter jets that had entered its airspace and captured a pilot, escalating the conflict between the two nuclear-armed neighbors and raising concerns that they could be veering toward another war.
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Holiday-themed movies always face the risk of veering too far into saccharine sentimentality, but Home Alone cuts the sugar with a truly dark, disturbing undercurrent that becomes more apparent as the viewer leaves childhood further and further behind.
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After events of national significance, such as the white nationalist rallies in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017 or the recent Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court hearings, Trump sticks to the script and delivers measured remarks — before ultimately veering into attack mode.
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Associate editor Matt Schimkowitz remembers hunting down the origins of a recent meme that shows a car veering off an exit ramp on three wheels, a seemingly innocuous image that blew up quickly because you can caption it with basically anything.
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Sax writes both concepts so gently, with such heart and mastery and never veering into the maudlin, because ultimately the book is for those he's writing about: the queer folks who were taught early on that their desire was shameful, punishable.
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Ahead of the speech, Democrats accused the president of staging an out-of-place campaign rally, aware he has a history of veering off script with sharp partisan attacks even at events that are not meant to be overtly political.
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"We see it start to vibrate, with the two atoms veering toward and away from each other like they were joined by a spring," co-author Phil Bucksbaum, of Stanford University and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, said in a statement.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic National Committee chairman Tom Perez on Tuesday brushed off concerns that the party is veering too far leftward during the 2020 presidential debates, saying he wasn't worried about "bold" ideas from the candidates that may turn off voters.
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As Sandberg put it, although it is understandable that scientists shy away from philosophy, afraid of being thought weird for veering beyond their comfort zone, the unwanted result is that many of them keep quiet on things that really matter.
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With the GOP presidential primary season veering chaotically toward a contested convention, most Capitol Hill Republicans are also avoiding taking any steps that could connect them to the mess, including the perception that they are acting in response to Trump.
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Then at some point of my own accord I naturally started veering to the more electronic side of the genres I was listening to and continuing to discover more until i was really starting to discover a love for dance music.
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Instead of seeing a happy couple beam with joy en route to their nuptials, audiences watched Standifer repeatedly tap Edwards awake, and, at one point, take a hold of the steering wheel to keep the car from veering off the road.
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What keeps us watching all this stagecraft is the possibility of something veering sharply from script -- the chance of a gaffe or a break in protocol, the unplanned moment that reveals the person beneath or that perfectly captures a conflict.
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GRAPHIC - Map locating van crash in Shanghai: here Police released surveillance images showing the minivan veering sharply across the wrong side of traffic toward a large crowd of pedestrians waiting at a crossing, flames billowing in the back of the vehicle.
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Yet once again Zier's career is veering: Two weeks ago, on March 8, Nutrisystem announced it was acquired by Nashville-based Tivity Health, a leading provider of fitness and health-improvement programs, for a whopping $1.3 billion in cash and stock.
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TOKYO, Jan 20.830 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds tumbled on Wednesday after the Bank of Japan surprised - and perplexed - market players as the central bank appeared to reduce buying in short-dated bonds by veering from its playbook on bond-buying operations.
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Illinois, for instance, has come to grief over a century's worth of deferred pension obligations: Last year, the State Supreme Court said it had found warnings from "as long ago as 1917" that the pension system was veering toward insolvency.
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Veering sharply away from the inclusive tone GOP leaders called for in 2012, groups charged with electing Republicans up and down the ballot in 2020 have embraced Trump's fiery style and message, which has long relied on demonizing immigrants and minorities.
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In this ebullient, overstuffed outpouring of notes, which all but exploded the traditional form, Mr. Staier finally unleashed the full range of his virtuosity, veering perhaps toward some mix of the sanguine and choleric temperaments of old: an utter joy.
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I stuck with OG Dew, rather than veering off into its myriad permutations not just out of respect for the product, but also because the radioactive green sugar water in the clear glass made for some cool mad scientist imagery.
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President Trump's every-man-for-himself foreign policy resembles the world of the 1930s, when Europe was dominated by populist and nationalistic politics and veering toward a catastrophic war, according to the co-author of a new book on geopolitics.
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Veering onto firmer ground, I peered through binoculars at what now revealed itself to be a flock of Chilean flamingos — slightly pinker than their North American cousins, with grayish legs, red joints and a mostly black bill — at the water's edge.
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The bus, which was carrying 55 people, rolled down a steep hillside after veering off the road on a bend east of the capital, Funchal, and struck at least one house, Mayor Filipe Sousa told the cable news channel SIC.
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One of Kevin Hart's classic cars ended up in a ditch in the Malibu Hills after veering off the road ... TMZ has learned, and looking at the damage ... it's a miracle he and 2 other people in the vehicle survived.
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Their race is playing out against the backdrop of a fight for the political future of Arizona, and the perennial question of whether the politics there are fundamentally shifting or simply veering as part of a wave of Democratic energy.
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There is considerable speculation that other Republicans will join McCain in making that argument – effectively cutting themselves off completely from the top of the ticket – if Trump continues his pattern of veering off message or if his electoral prospects don't improve.
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If Greece struggles to find buyers, however, the debt sale could represent yet another blow for a country that has only recently started to see signs of a turnaround after nearly veering out of the currency union just two summers ago.
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While veering off into crime too often during the speech, and thus taking the focus away from his strength on jobs and the economy, and for going on too, too long, Trump effectively laid out the differences between himself and Clinton.
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Egypt went full circle, veering wildly off towards Islamist leadership after the fall of Hosni Mubarak, and then after an unspeakably brutal military crackdown, back into a dictatorship likely worse than that which brought Egyptians out in Tahrir Square in 2011.
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In the seven novels and forty-odd stories he has published since "Bright Lights," McInerney has experimented widely and with varying levels of success, veering from comedy to self-conscious seriousness, from the small and local to the decade-spanning.
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As the man whooped and hollered and raked the trash-bag flag like a giant windshield wiper, the lights climbed into the darkening sky, veering and banking, making and unmaking chaotic patterns, spreading and swirling until they filled half the heavens.
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In 1980, NASA noticed that Pioneer 10 and Pioneer 11 were slowing down through interstellar space, veering off their expected trajectories—an event that's now called the "Pioneer anomaly," and has been attributed to thermal forces pushing the spacecraft backward.
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This means O'Neill will require the skills of both a house cleaner and a PR strategist; he'll need to stomp out corruption and engage seriously with Black Lives Matter, a once-nebulous movement that is veering toward traditional engagement with the political system.
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At once veering away any prior adaptation of Jackson's novel and paying tribute to staples of the horror genre, Hill House is an addictive slow burn of a binge that will have you biting your blanket in fear and tiptoeing in the dark.
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The women's prison dramedy completed its most sobering season yet in 2015, which means the forthcoming fourth season will almost certainly shoot wildly in the other direction and become extremely comic, because veering between the two tones is what this show does.
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Look at all the different sections that make up the maroon, stalk-like form that rises along the left edge of "Dance" before veering off to the right — bending and widening, like a horn, across the width of the painting's two stacked panels.
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Last year, the Indonesian government considered banning tourists from Komodo Island in an attempt to conserve Komodo dragon populations, and Instagrammers were blamed for damaging the wildlife at California's Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve by veering off-trail for the perfect shot.
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With the rise of Vox and with PP veering to the right, the Socialist party will seek to attract voters with its progressive stance on issues ranging from women's rights to the removal of former dictator Francisco Franco's remains from a grand mausoleum.
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Walking past numerous "Refugees Welcome" stickers, I turned onto Peters Allee — a street named after Carl Peters, a man who served as Germany's top colonizer in Kilimanjaro during the 1880s, veering towards Nachtigalplatz, named after Gustav Nachtigal, founder of Germany's West Africa colony.
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Walter Huang, the owner of the car who died as a result of the crash, had previously taken his car into the Tesla dealership, saying his car had a way of veering toward the exact barrier his car hit, ABC7 reported last week.
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CHAPTER FOUR di chu Earthrise Ta Shu stopped recording for his cloud show, feeling that his remarks were veering off track again into an area he did not want to share with his viewers, an area reserved for his poetry if anywhere.
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And of the three, in conventional terms it's O'Malley who seems the most solid, reflecting a more consistently liberal record than Clinton's but not veering so far left that he's spent the bulk of his career denying that he's a Democrat, like Sanders.
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However, the soft touch, deathless ending underscores some of the awkward fits between Disney and its darker franchises when it comes to staying true to a franchise's fan base and not veering too far from the kid-friendly territory Disney is known for.
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Most investors are trying to get a handle on initial coin offerings, which have begun racing through the tech ecosystem like a fire, veering off in multiple directions and causing excitement and confusion and some degree of terror as they grow in number.
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In the sprint to the line he edged out Edvald Boasson Hagen (Dimension Data) and Degenkolb (Trek-Segafredo), who clashed with Matthews as the riders came to a stop, accusing him of veering towards him on the high-speed dash for the line.
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He is always looking to transform, even sabotage, his own set, veering off on tangents, interrupting, latching on to a phrase that tickles him, repeating it over and over until it becomes a kind of incantation whose repetition becomes its own bizarre joke.
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Adding jaunty horns to the forward rush of their frantic drumming and punchy riffs, revving up the blues growl on "Love the Holidays," and veering into rockabilly on "Rudolph Was Blue," the band sees Christmas as an excuse to rock and roll.
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While Wyoming's overall jobless rate is about even with the national average, 33 percent, the layoffs in mining country have created pockets of a new recession, raising fears that rural economies here are veering away from the rest of the country's economic progress.
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But their story was contradicted by the video of the shooting; while Mr. McDonald had a knife, he seemed to be veering away from the police when Officer Van Dyke shot him, and the gunfire continued after the teenager collapsed to the ground.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE (D), who entered the crowded Democratic primary field last week, said on Sunday that he would not turn away super PACs that wanted to support his campaign.
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Hours later, Trump added his own critique of Japan and China to the mix, veering from discussing drug prices to currency valuations as he wrapped up a meeting with the heads of six top pharmaceuticals companies whom he is pressuring to lower prices.
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Australia has been leading a search of about 46,000 square miles in the southern Indian Ocean, where transmissions between Flight 370 and a satellite indicate the plane crashed into the water, after veering off its initial course and flying south for hours.
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Recorded in LA's historic Valentine Studios (former hub of The Beach Boys, Frank Zappa, and Jackson Browne), Uppers & Downers sounds like a snapshot of LA's itinerant spirit, veering from more impressionistic tales of its lesser-known underbellies, to personal reckonings with addiction.
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Schiller notes that telegraphing these updates, along with the ones coming later, is about adding additional transparency for Apple's Pro customers, who have felt for some time as if Apple was slowly veering away from the Mac and toward iPad and iPhone.
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Campaigners often hesitate and wait in line behind the scientists, fighting to strike the right balance between hope and fear in their portrayal of a changing climate, and instead veering between apocalyptic warnings and unfeasible, optimistic portrayals of a shiny, low-carbon future.
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Mr. Seehofer's party, the Christian Social Union, has been veering sharply to the right ahead of state elections in Bavaria next month, trying to fend off a challenge from the AfD, which is on course to deprive it of its absolute majority.
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The new role also adds relevance to a group of employees who have become increasingly sidelined by technology: the position is open only to station agents, a job veering toward obsolescence since vending machines now handle the bulk of the fare transactions.
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The diplomatic setback comes amid Mr. Trump's tense argument over trade with China — the country he needs most to rein in Kim Jong-un, the North's leader — and as the United States appears to be veering toward a deeper confrontation with Iran.
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Infantino has vacillated when asked about the intensity of his push for a 48-team World Cup, veering between sporting justifications that center on growing interest in the sport and politically hopeful ones that suggest it could ease political tensions in the region.
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SHANGHAI/BEIJING, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Local government shell companies in China bought into struggling privately run listed firms for the first time last year, veering from their typical remit of financing infrastructure projects to pump over $2 billion into cash-strapped businesses.
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But there was as much anxiety as optimism when the governors gathered for their annual fund-raising retreat on Nantucket last weekend and grappled with why a party that won with a pragmatic message in 2018 is now veering sharply to the left.
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Washington may be veering from one Trump pre-inaugural controversy to another: unproved reports of Russia's holding embarrassing information against him, possible ethical conflicts, the donors and billionaires of his cabinet, his pushback against intelligence findings on Russian hacking in the election.
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Last May, one week after Trump unveiled the platform in a Rose Garden ceremony, she entered the hospital for a kidney procedure that kept her out of the public eye for weeks -- veering the national conversation from "Be Best" to Trump's well-being.
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Tax reform probably won't survive if the Republicans try to do it the way they tried to do health care — staying within the lines of Republican orthodoxy while veering over to the extreme right in the hopes of winning the Freedom Caucus.
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Old age shouldn't be taboo to discuss, but politicians and commentators should be careful to talk about age as a factor in the race without veering into bias against older candidates -- and without being blind to the disadvantages younger candidates can face.
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Florida 23, Wisconsin 244 | Overtime There were five Wisconsin players and one whirring blur of white cleaving all of them — a Florida point guard motoring up the court, veering out of control and finally planting his foot at just the right spot.
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This kept the thumb pad from blocking the ball's spin as it left his hand, allowing the index and middle fingers to pull through unimpeded and send it on its path, veering inside to a lefty hitter and away from a righty.
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The commitment to humanitarian intervention is even more variable, with presidents George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama veering between seeming to deny any US obligation, soaring rhetoric affirming the responsibility to protect, and case-by-case conditional arguments.
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The truck, traveling along the side of the street open to traffic along the Mid-City parade route, struck three other vehicles, including a dump truck, before veering onto the median where a crowd of people stood watching the procession, according to New Orleans police.
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However, for her next record – which she can't talk about except to say it's the "most pop thing" she's ever done, and that it will be out next year with a single to come this year – XCX could be veering away from more collaborations.
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With the rise of Vox and with PP veering to the right and the Socialists campaigning on a progressive stance, the parties are differentiating themselves on issues ranging from women's rights to the removal of former dictator Francisco Franco's remains from a grand mausoleum.
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Musk also noted that beginning soon, even when Autosteer is not actually turned on, Tesla will enable a feature that allows the car to nudge you back towards the road automatically when it's "highly confident" that you're in danger of veering off a roadway.
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But rather than appealing to women with thoughtful words of contrition or an explanation of how he had changed, Trump again merely dismissed his 2005 comments about women as "locker room banter," before veering incoherently into a tangent about ISIS and beheadings around the world.
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So I stay silent, I blast Lily Allen in my AirPods and stare straight ahead, never veering off visual course, lest they slice away at me even more by a revolting moment of eye contact that, regardless of my expression, they'll take as encouragement.
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The convention organizers settled on themes, and then invited guests on stage who could speak to those themes without veering off topic—the disabled person who criticized Trump for mocking disabled people; the undocumented 11-year-old who worries that her mother will be deported.
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He speaks at a breakneck pace, often veering on tangents and fishing his laptop out of his desk to pull up a YouTube video or show me a website he's particularly stoked on (also, he uses words like "stoked" and "bitchin'" with complete sincerity).
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" Rather than veering deep into cyberpolicy, Russian interference in the election or the explosive new Trump allegations, Obama offered one last tip of online advice: "If you're tired of arguing with strangers on the Internet, try talking with one of them in real life.
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With the second largest army in NATO, Turkey is seeking a role for its military in a planned offensive on Raqqa, one of Islamic State's two de facto capitals along with Mosul in Iraq -but the United States is veering toward enlisting the YPG.
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While it's tough to tackle something as heavy as the Black Lives Matter movement in a TV show (sorry, Scandal, but that episode didn't really work), if one can do it without veering into sugar-coated territory, it's definitely Orange Is the New Black.
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The agency knows well that accounting problems at a company usually start small and then can grow to take on a life of their own, so catching a violation early on is the best way to keep a business from veering into bigger problems.
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While Bonnaire, nearing 30 at the time, was too old to play a teenager, her maturity saves the film from veering into icky territory when it addresses what it might have been like for her hormone-riddled soldiers to sleep beside her at night.
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" The Democrats still can't seem to shake off their stunning defeat in the 2016 election, and in response, are veering so far left one might get the impression their playlist is stuck on theBeyoncé song featuring the lyrics "to the left, to the left.
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For Americans who cannot find Moldova on a map, here's why that matters: In 10 weeks, Moldova's voters will elect a new President who favors either remaining on the pro-Western government's path toward the European Union (EU) or veering more closely toward Russia's orbit.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE and former Massachusetts Gov.
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Select a lower-powered set of wheels and you need not lift off the accelerator until you hit the hillside of the second stage, Alpine, veering right (right is always harder, left usually easier, generally speaking when it comes to this game's directional splits).
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Yet in another sign of how he is veering closer to the congressional leadership, Mr. Trump has not offered support to either of the hard-liners, something White House officials assured Ms. McSally he would not do before she agreed to enter the race.
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But now, as the 2020 primary field comes into sharper focus, we're starting to see a resurgence of more moderate, market-oriented Democrats, as they try to re-exert their power in a party they fear is courting political defeat by veering too far left.
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When Mr. Trump announced in December that he was veering from almost seven decades of American policy — and that of the vast majority of the world's nations — and formally recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital, White House officials spoke of the embassy move taking several years.
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Complications: The diplomacy struggle comes as Mr. Trump is in an intense argument over trade with China — the country he needs most to tame the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un — and as he appears to be veering toward a deeper confrontation with Iran.
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In something of a diplomatic whirlwind, Mr. Pence also met with President Moon Jae-in of South Korea and tried to dispel any suggestion that South Korea was veering away from Washington's tough line against the North by holding recent talks with North Korean officials.
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In 2003 he was a vocal opponent of the invasion of Iraq, as was Pope John Paul II. He called the invasion a choice between "the force of law and the law of force," implying that the United States was veering toward the latter.
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Veering from farce to sentimentality, infused throughout with the anarchic pop humanism Waititi has brought to projects as various as "Hunt for the Wilderpeople" and "Thor: Ragnarok," it risks going wrong in a dozen different ways and manages to avoid at least half of them.
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It sailed over the heads of two potential cutoff men and started veering out of catcher Jorge Posada's reach at home plate, right up until shortstop Derek Jeter materialized, streaking across the field, snagging the ball with his glove and flipping it sideways toward home.
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The company has also added selfie check-ins for drivers to verify identities before drivers start picking up passengers, added buttons for reporting when a ride might be suspiciously veering off route, and options for immediately alerting authorities in the event of an emergency.
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A lot of time with What If articles, I found while I was answering questions, I'd find myself veering into... "It seems like you're trying to do this, but here's another way I thought about," and then answer whether that would work or not.
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The uppers are knit in a single piece, eliminating seams that rub and chafe, and they're made from yarn spun from recycled plastic water bottles, creating a fabric that hugs the foot but keeps the structure of the shoe from veering into slipper territory.
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The highlights include motorcyclists (the Torres Family) zipping around inside a small metal globe, veering inches away from one another, and an incredibly daring group of acrobats performing feats standing on top of horses racing in circles at up to 25 miles per hour.
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That changed more than a year later when Mr. Van Dyke, 40, was charged with murder and when police dashboard camera video was released showing Laquan, who was carrying a knife, veering away from the police before crumpling to the street as the gunshots started.
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A self-described "lifelong Democrat," Mr. Schultz said that he thought the Democrats were veering too far left, President Trump and the Republicans too far right, and that there was a hunger for a more centrist candidacy like the one he might put up.
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Mehanna claims that people are responsible for their feeds, and that Facebook's interference ("veering conservatives to be more liberal, or liberals to be more republican, or people who like soccer to like more volleyball") in a person's own crafted experience would not be right.
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Part of the reason he kept veering was because he had Steve Bannon in his ear: Bannon would circumvent the National Security Council process and go straight to Trump, feeding the president's natural impulses and convincing him that his alternative solution of private contractors was viable.
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With the rise of Vox and PP also veering to the right, the Socialists will try and mobilise voters against the far-right and over issues ranging from women's rights to symbolic issues such as the removal of former dictator Francisco Franco's remains from a grand mausoleum.
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The US is already veering towards a public debt crisis, with the Treasury's debt owed to the public having roughly doubled as a share of national income during the Obama years, from around 39% percent of GDP in 2008 to around 77%of GDP in 2016.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE (D) said he's willing to accept super PAC money for his presidential bid as a way to catch up to his primary opponents after his late entry in the race.
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HOUSTON — A vehicle packed with undocumented migrants crashed in rural South Texas after it was chased by police, veering into a ditch in rainy weather and killing six people who were found Wednesday morning — the latest in a series of deadly crashes involving immigrants near the border.
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But in the last 10 years or so, educators have been veering away from dizzying decor and moving more towards neutral and simple concepts in children's spaces, according to Alexandra Barker, principal designer at Barker Associates Architecture Office, an architecture and design firm in Brooklyn, New York.
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"What bothers us are so-called refugees," Rüdiger Schmitt, the mayor of the nearby village of Eischleben, said before veering into a tirade against immigrants from Syria who, in his telling, get free driver's education while Germans have to pay hundreds of euros to qualify for licenses.
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He was also known as a master of the put-on, convincing unwitting audiences at official events that he was a legitimate speaker, like a chief executive or an ambassador, and then slowly veering from the reasonable into the absurd before revealing that he was a comedian.
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On a day that saw the signing of a historic agreement with the Taliban and the first American death of the coronavirus outbreak, President Trump found himself veering off message on Saturday during both a news conference and a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
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With the world veering into unprecedented territory, I realized that it was time for me to take off those rose-colored glasses, reflect on what our world really looked like 10 years ago and how oblivious I was to so many of the darker parts of it.
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The spectacle of a member state of the European Union veering so far from the rule of law — especially one whose prime minister, Mr. Muscat, was once seen as a possible candidate to take over the presidency of the bloc — has stirred dismay and outrage across Europe.
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Following a brief, contentious first encounter in the middle of infamous LA traffic, Sebastian and Mia's paths cross again mere seconds after he's been fired on Christmas (by Chazelle's Whiplash star J.K. Simmons, no less) for veering from a pre-approved song-list of standard holiday fare.
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In the meantime, BLM's protests continue to set a more dangerous precedent; veering off their self-proclaimed cause of "working for a world where Black lives are no longer systematically and intentionally targeted for demise" to creating almost riotous conditions in the names of violent, armed criminals.
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Despite having been held under house arrest, sacked by his party and given an ultimatum to resign by Monday or face impeachment, Mugabe had clung on – even veering off-script in a televised speech under the generals' supervision in which he had been expected to quit.
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To operate drones beyond visual line of sight and in large numbers, particularly in densely populated areas, will take not just extra rules but the establishment of new traffic-management systems, akin to air-traffic-control systems, to prevent drones crashing into each other or veering off course.
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The book—soon to be translated into French, English and Spanish—takes capitalism, which was forged at a time when there was only the question of surplus value and means of production, and looks at it through the prism of a modern world that is veering towards post-humanism.
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In what can perhaps be considered a shadowing of Pinal's trajectory, Girl Utlra's new video "Ella Tu y Yo," from her forthcoming debut full-length album Nuevos Aires, finds the 23-year-old singer veering away from classic imagery and into a techno-surrealist David Cronenberg-influenced reality.
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The Republican nominee is running out of time to shift the dynamics of the race, and he'll need to use the spotlight to show he's able to stay disciplined and on-message -- and end his pattern of veering off-script with self-inflicted controversies that consume time and energy.
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Warning that he was veering into the realm of speculation, German wondered if the bugs that thrive in Lō`ihi's hydrothermal fluids are sloshing around the ocean at low levels, allowing some colonizers to easily latch on to fresh real estate around Kilauea as soon as it became available.
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"(Representatives of) China and Hong Kong believe that both vessels were to blame, but Iran, Panama and Bangladesh see the veering to the right by the Crystal as the cause of the disaster," Iran's state TV quoted Nader Pasandeh, the country's representative on the investigating committee, as saying.
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But the strong social-justice message of liberation theology helped set Mr. Kaine on a left-veering career path in which he fought as a lawyer against housing discrimination, became a liberal mayor, and rose as a Spanish-speaking governor and senator with an enduring focus on Latin America.
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His stand-up is as insightful as his television work, but it's always been more ruthless about laughs, particularly this assured new hour and a half of material, veering from corkscrew one-liners and broad sex gags to garden-variety observational humor and twisty yarns dense with jokes.
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Another Mexico supporter, Blanca Garcia, said she and a group of friends who had tickets to the game and planned to cheer for Mexico had a meeting this week that quickly turned emotional, as a discussion that was supposed to be about the game kept veering back to politics.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE, who announced a 2020 presidential bid on Thursday, said some of his rivals in the crowded Democratic field are invoking nostalgia, while others are taking a "our big idea or no way" approach.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE is expected today to announce a White House bid, The New York Times reports, leaping into the contest while some Democrats publicly fret about the party's chances of defeating Trump next year.
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The next day, instead of announcing al-Baghdadi's death with the serious, sobering tone his predecessor struck after the bin Laden raid, this president gave a decidedly Trumpian conference, rattling off 8,000 words and veering off the rails during a 40-minute question-and-answer session with reporters.
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On Friday afternoon, after less than eight hours of deliberating, the jury convicted Officer Van Dyke of second-degree murder and 16 counts of aggravated battery with a firearm in the death of Laquan, a black teenager who was carrying a knife but veering away from the police.
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Aides described Mr. Trump's mind-set over the past week as veering from aggrieved to defiant, and one warm-up speaker on Saturday noted that Mr. Trump had publicly referred to how much he sacrificed to leave his luxurious private life for the toils of high-pressure public office.
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The airspace above the city is a bustling place all its own, with helicopters at John Wayne veering away from the flight path of departing passenger jets, small planes towing advertising banners down the coast and air traffic controllers issuing clipped instructions to keep everyone in their aerial lanes.
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At 75, Mr. Jeszenszky, who calls himself a liberal conservative, could choose to stay in his elegant Budapest apartment and tune out the depressing reality as his country sinks deeper into Mr. Orban's dystopian vision of a so-called illiberal democracy veering further and further from democratic norms.
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While nothing about JUUL's announcement has any real, immediate impact on people who buy and love to use JUUL's pods (though things are veering toward doomsday prepper on the r/juul subreddit), it does seriously tarnish the virtuistic, healthy-ish image the company has long tried to portray.
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Speaking at a campaign rally in Phoenix, Trump made passing remarks from a teleprompter about the need for unity and inclusion before veering off-script to attack the news media, Democrats and even Republicans in the Senate whom he accused of distorting his response and blocking his agenda.
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One option for Facebook suggested this week by one of the New York Times reporters who interviewed Zuckerberg was to cut down on data and content issues by opting to go smaller — Facebook veering away from its free ad-supported model that makes malicious bots' manipulation more possible.
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Glover's performance, like Ehrenreich's, borrows from the character that Billy Dee Williams made his own back in 1979, but takes it one step further, pulling off a turn that is suave bordering on the absurd, but tempered with an emotional core that prevents the whole thing from veering into parody.
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While the band is certainly part of the city's long-standing tradition for raising excellent bands rooted in doom (akin to homegrown peers like Witch Mountain, Yob, Usnea, and many others of note), they're equally prone to wild experimentation, often veering outside of the expectations more orthodox metal fans might hold.
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Taken as a whole, this run of interviews -- ostensibly aimed at touting Trump's accomplishments over his first 100 days in office -- look like a very bad idea, showcasing the worst Trump traits and sending the news cycle veering wildly off the course onto which the administration had hoped to steer it.
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Trump told Mueller he didn't recall discussing WikiLeaks with Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left Democrats ask judge for quick ruling on McGahn subpoena Democratic impeachment investigators looking at whether Trump misled Mueller MORE, who was convicted of lying to Congress last week.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE's entry into the 2020 Democratic presidential race is drawing renewed scrutiny toward his efforts to oust officials who had tried to put his brother-in-law, a convicted rapist, on the state's sex offender registry.
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Officials of the European Commission, the union's executive body, spent the past year negotiating with member nations for tougher proposals that, while not perfect, face the gun threat candidly without veering off on tangents, like arguing that the gun mayhem could more easily be stopped by addressing immigration or mental illness.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden on Thursday sought to draw parallels between the results of the United Kingdom's general election and the 2020 White House race — arguing that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's resounding victory should warn Democrats against veering too far left in their fight to defeat President Donald Trump.
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So, when President Donald Trump won the 2016 election, as all my friends in our solid blue Washington, DC, bubble were veering helplessly between catatonic depression, colossal rage and outright panic, I posted an invitation on Facebook asking anyone who voted for him to join me for dinner at my home.
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There has been an ongoing push within communities of color to be more open to seeking care for mental health, so Mensa talking about his mental health struggles is veering into new constructive grounds for him and young fans, but that isn't the only reason Mensa is so vulnerable on the album.
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During a week when Trump has worried members of his party by veering wildly off message instead of building a coherent case against Hillary Clinton as the FBI wrapped up its investigation into her email use, lawmakers attempted to put the best face on the rifts within the party on Thursday. Rep.
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In a statement published Monday, the Egyptian investigation committee said it had validated radar data provided by the Greek authorities in the days after the crash that indicated that the plane had swerved abruptly off course, first making a sharp left turn before veering to the right and spiraling down into the sea.
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Patrick's entrance to the race comes as former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE is also considering a presidential run.
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McCready, for his part, has stayed the course, never veering from the line cutting through the middle of the two parties, trying his best to be the Good Dan, the one who believes there is "no room for divisiveness in politics," a phrase his campaign used to excuse his rejection of Omar's donation.
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Even before he declined his player option in Sacramento, Gay was veering towards a more contemporary shot chart, and instead of reaching back and trying to capture what made him an effective (albeit polarizing) NBA player in his prime, the Spurs have streamlined his game in a way few other teams could.
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Veering sharply into abject, "American Horror Story" aesthetics, Eilish has bled jet-black liquid from her eye sockets, let a tarantula crawl across her face, and been manhandled and stabbed with needles by disembodied hands, invoking shock artists like Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson more than Taylor Swift or Katy Perry.
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She worries about the environment — "there's getting to be a grave imbalance between the number of people and the number of trees on this planet," she says — and about design itself, which she sees, much as her father did nearly a century ago, veering away from honest utility, toward frivolity and egoism.
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Veering between mawkish sentimentality on the one hand and indulgence in video-game war porn on the other, the country could no longer appreciate as it once did the martial virtues, which are not unbridled ferocity but rather discipline, self-abnegation, perseverance and loyalty to a constitutional order rather than to a president.
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Increasingly, his wild veering seems to occur against his will, as if he were not the great, sly strategist we have taken him for but, rather, someone compelled by an inner music that sometimes produces good dancing and sometimes causes him to bring a bookshelf crashing down on an old Mexican lady.
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But the book isn't particularly faithful to this premise, veering off into vignettes about delivering a "Samuel Clemens Address" at a Southern college despite knowing little about Mark Twain, getting into a "midlife marijuana research" phase and growing up as a willfully pretentious only child and misfit in the Boston suburb of Brookline.
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"Cuomo represents a wing of the Democratic Party that is out of touch with what voters want right now and that people are veering away from," New York Working Families Party state director Bill Lipton and New York Communities for Change director Jonathan Westin told BuzzFeed News in a phone call during the primary.
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At Vox, Matt Yglesias gushed over O'Malley's gubernatorial record and even argued he "seems the most solid, reflecting a more consistently liberal record than Clinton's but not veering so far left that he's spent the bulk of his career denying that he's a Democrat, like Sanders": Under O'Malley, taxes on the rich went up.
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I wanted to be Irina in Season One, waiting on his boat, trying on the pony-hair Manolo Blahniks he gave me; Gloria in Season Three, on my knees, playing with his gun and always veering too close to the edge; Carmela in his bed, throughout, caressing his head exasperatedly with my perfect french manicure.
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Morales, an adjunct faculty member at Columbia University who describes his own identity as that of a "racialized person living in a U.S. megacity, who has a somewhat ambiguous phenotypical appearance," proves refreshingly introspective, weaving enough personal biography into the book to pull the work back from veering too far into inaccessible academic jargon.
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Friday morning, President Trump took to Twitter to launch a series of bizarre complaints — beginning with the allegation that the entire Russia issue was fabricated, veering into threats to cancel the White House press briefing, and culminating with a claim that he had secret "tapes" of his conversations with fired FBI Director James Comey.
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I had been subtly starving myself, veering into a midlife eating disorder, working hard to make myself disappear, although not the same way my mother had when she took her own life four years before; I wanted to pare myself down to the bone, flare into new life, become a creature unencumbered by grief.
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McGowan spends most of the conversation veering away from Colbert's questions to talk instead about how suits are so unpleasant to wear that they torture people into acting terribly but if you really think about it no one has to wear them, and how Canadian culture doesn't fetishize violence the way American culture does.
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"Yuan bulls need to be very cautious given the U.S. administration might follow through on its threat to raise the tariff on $297.444 billion to 297.515 percent, which is not priced into the currency calculus as the imposition of these additional tariffs could send us veering back to 20.1," he said in a note on Tuesday.
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"Yuan bulls need to be very cautious given the U.S. administration might follow through on its threat to raise the tariff on $200 billion to 25 percent, which is not priced into the currency calculus as the imposition of these additional tariffs could send us veering back to 6.85," he said in a note on Tuesday.
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A man veering too far in the wrong direction on this binary is pejoratively deemed "gay," for example, not conforming to the relatively strict visual codes associated with "real men," a conclusion that seems to spring from the same fallacy that says gay men exhibit feminine characteristics, and that any man demonstrating effeminate qualities must be gay.
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The best guess is that the entire monastic peninsula was on the verge of veering out of control because of the theological dispute which had been gathering pace for several years; and there were fears in St Petersburg that Greece might use the chaotic situation as an excuse to expel all Russians from the monastic polity.
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Name is like a Bollywood film—in its joyous embrace of excess, in how it takes the long way round to old-fashioned narrative closure—but it's equally akin to a well-made sitcom, veering into B and C plots I could have done without, though always cutting back to the main action just in time.
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" Since snap-snapping her fingers into stardom as Miranda Priestly's senior assistant in "The Devil Wears Prada," Ms. Blunt has revealed an impressive range, veering from an alien-battling warrior in "Edge of Tomorrow" to the barren Baker's Wife in the screen musical "Into the Woods" to an F.B.I. agent stalking a Mexican drug cartel in "Sicario.
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But more recently former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE filed papers to run in the Democratic primaries in Alabama and Arkansas, and former Massachusetts Gov.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE plans to drop $100 million on anti-Trump ads in key swing states during the 2020 election.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE (D) said on Thursday that former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE's campaign approach "misses the moment" in the 2020 presidential election.
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Joe Biden's super PAC stumble 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left MORE jumps into 2020 run | Dems face prospect of lengthy primary | Police respond to school shooting near Los Angeles | Therapy dogs visit Capitol Hill | Trump to hold Louisiana rally tonight ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL You know what the 2020 presidential race needs?
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Last week, a spokesman for Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE announced that the former mayor of New York City will run in Democratic Party presidential primaries.
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Newcomers getting into the race — like former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE and ex-Massachusetts Governor Deval PatrickDeval PatrickIs Joe Biden finished?
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE did not file to run in New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation presidential primary before Friday's 5 p.m. deadline.
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As the first concerto filled the vast expanse of the Park Avenue Armory on Monday — the music was performed live by the ensemble B'Rock, under the direction of the violinist Amandine Beyer — 16 dancers walked forward and back, stitching straight lines from the back to the front of the stage and eventually veering into diagonal crossings.
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Although as president, Mr. Echeverría, Mr. Díaz Ordaz's successor, tried to ingratiate himself with university students through a rhetorical veering to the left, the criticism he kept receiving from the newspaper Excélsior (very much in the spirit of '68) exasperated him enough that he maneuvered a coup (in July of '76) against its editor, Julio Scherer.
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Veering from a defense of the department's work to a defense of himself, he quoted Goethe and the Eagles and compared himself to the Revolutionary War hero and former President John Adams, who put the rule of law over his beliefs and defended British soldiers on trial for the deaths of American colonists in the Boston Massacre.
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Both Republic and Blue Water Grill, each across from Union Square since the 255s, were set to go; annual rent on the second, whose new owners, a Texas conglomerate, had closed another restaurant on the Upper West Side in the spring after 226 years in business, was said to be veering into the territory of $2000 million.
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As per usual, the sprawling length gives the band room to explore a bunch of moods and styles, veering from chugging thrash metal riffs to chiming power-pop chords to, inevitably, That Part in the Deafheaven Song when it goes half-time and a really powerful, emotive riff enters that sounds like your fondest memories given musical form.
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After consulting a map, I narrowed down a circuit encompassing the mighty Sossusvlei dunes, the quaint beach town of Swakopmund, and the notorious Skeleton Coast — it is said it is so named because it's where ships and whales come to die, studding the shore with their sun-bleached remains — before veering inland, through the phantasmagoric mountainscape of Damaraland, back to Windhoek.
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The group of cybersecurity researchers from Keen Security Labs in China placed bright-colored stickers on the road to create a "fake lane" that tricked the self-driving software of a Tesla Model S into veering from the appropriate driving lane into the opposing lane on a test course, where oncoming traffic would be driving in a real-life scenario.
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The jury in Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left Democrats ask judge for quick ruling on McGahn subpoena Democratic impeachment investigators looking at whether Trump misled Mueller MORE's criminal trial ended its first day of deliberations Thursday without reaching a verdict on the longtime Trump associate's charges of obstruction, lying to Congress and witness tampering.
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A new Reuters-Ipsos poll shows that if former New York Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE was to formally enter the Democratic primary race, he would be tied nationally with Sen.
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Former New York Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE apologized on Sunday for backing the "stop-and-frisk" policing strategy ahead of a possible 2020 Democratic presidential campaign, The New York Times reported.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg to spend millions on voter registration campaign 'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left The Hill's Morning Report - Wild Wednesday: Sondland testimony, Dem debate take center stage MORE is set to spend millions on a voter registration drive as he seriously considers entering the 2020 Democratic primary field.
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If you were to cook Drake's music down to its essence—the intimacy, the effortlessness of its craft, the absurdity—you would probably get this song: a narrative about texting with an ex-lover, veering back and forth between vulnerability and passive-aggressive nagging, and managing to make that moment when "three dots" appear in the text window seem epic.
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