I still have the same vigor, but now I get to complement the vigor with a lot of experience.
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Fox ..... ....must stay strong and fight back with vigor.
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And they are working with longstanding allies with new vigor.
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He no longer had the vigor of a younger man.
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"Let's try it," she said, shaking the bottle with vigor.
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But she has no shortage of vim and vigor now.
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Fidyka shook my hand with exaggerated vigor, like a salesman.
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We need to compete with that kind of vigor everywhere.
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In the motion, Vigor also said that Groupe Lactalis had committed not to acquire Itambé during the negotiations to acquire Vigor, two of the sources said, asking for anonymity because the lawsuit is under seal.
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We got the vigor from the planet to come to America.
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Blogs still exist, but they lack the youthful vigor of 2003.
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I want to applaud all of them, loudly and with vigor.
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A room oozing with self-importance and elitism applauded with vigor.
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When it bought the company, Lala valued Vigor at $1.8 billion.
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But it is time to pursue the Russia investigation with vigor.
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But it is time to pursue the Russia investigation with vigor. .
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For Google, this is an old ambition repackaged with new vigor.
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The American Dental Association opposed dental care reform with equal vigor.
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Ms. Hewitt conveyed the movement's storminess, but also its choreographic vigor.
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"Fox must stay strong and fight back with vigor," Trump tweeted.
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Congress is likely to pursue defunding Planned Parenthood with unprecedented vigor.
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He wanted to inspire people to pursue their dreams with vigor.
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What they lacked in polish, they made up for with vigor.
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Both seemed eager to embrace celebrity status with an unprecedented vigor.
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Clinton for giving short speeches and not campaigning with sufficient vigor.
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We would all be blessed to have such vigor at 73.
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As their influence rises, Democrats are issuing demands with greater vigor.
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In climactic moments, his focused sound penetrated the orchestra with vigor.
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Most recently, I've forayed into watching porn with a renewed vigor.
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Across the nation, they have pursued voter restriction tactics with vigor.
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His vigor, he says, comes from keeping his body in motion.
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HEGGINS They had no budget, but we were rich in vigor.
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Mr. Gerhaher has the power to project clarion vigor where needed.
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Vigor owned a 50 percent stake in the company until November.
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CCPR and Vigor did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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I read both physical books and e-books with equal vigor.
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Living by the water, she said, restored her vigor for life.
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The vigor of women's protests has caught Mexican officials off guard.
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There was no sign of a lack of vigor or stamina.
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"Fox must stay strong and fight back with vigor," he wrote.
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They came after me with great vigor; they didn't get me.
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He loved Charlie too, and took on both mysteries with vigor.
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As you level up, focus on strengthening vigor, strength and dexterity.
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People aren't hashtagging their selfies #wokeuplikethis with nearly as much vigor anymore.
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Handwritten on ruled notebook paper, the critique showed gumption, vigor, and passion.
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Less ceremoniously, new private homes elsewhere in Belize are selling with vigor.
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After one toss, a squirrel tears into a nut with ferocious vigor.
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Reuters reported on Monday that Lala had valued Vigor at $1.13 billion.
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This same kind of "hybrid vigor" applies to the world of innovation.
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The three words that I talked about were verve, vigor and vitality.
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The team would have to move the ball with panache and vigor.
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PHILADELPHIA — They saluted the valor and vigor of the American armed forces.
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Kempczinski has attacked the challenges related to his abrupt promotion with vigor.
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We will stay on top of those stories with expertise and vigor.
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But the episodes of high drama had plenty of vigor and clarity.
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There is blood here and vigor, love and hate, irony and compassion.
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His strengths — charisma, youthful vigor, powerful oratory and demographic appeal — are obvious.
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Multiple objects and body parts being inserted, with vigor, into a woman.
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And a music arena lies close to the heart of that vigor.
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John rattled the entire piece with enthusiasm and absolute vim and vigor.
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Reuters reported on Monday that Lala's bid valued Vigor at $1.8 billion.
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"Fox must stay strong and fight back with vigor," Mr. Trump wrote.
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The right question was whether he had ample vigor in his stride.
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Spain, long synonymous with youth unemployment, has shown vigor as exports grow.
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But there's another element you should be guarding against with equal vigor: pollution.
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Tumors that shrank, or even disappeared, then reemerged with greater vigor months later.
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I closed my eyes and increased the vigor so people would pay attention.
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But there are signs that the company's youthful vigor is starting to fade.
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The United States should back the WTO forcefully, and lead it with vigor.
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At that time, I was young and full of vigor as they say.
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He appears to have none of the populist vigor of his brother, Harry.
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The United States needs to counter these efforts with more vigor and urgency.
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Each video or new record, I would promote that with much more vigor.
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But even Stewart's vigor falters as Locke's own scholarly energies start to wane.
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Ideas we had hoped were near death have a new verve and vigor.
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The joint forces opposed to it will from now on react with vigor.
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Instead, the sculpture pulsates with sensational vigor that simply exist because it can.
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"There's clearly a renewed vigor in defending each restaurant chain's turf," Henkes said.
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"Art reminds us of a state of animal vigor," she proclaims, channeling Nietzsche.
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"Hello?" asked the performers again and again, in an ecstasy of confrontational vigor.
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Yet women and men alike were mesmerized by his vigor and poetic brilliance.
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Still, Hindman pursued him with a vigor that Pinellas County prosecutors had not.
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To the Editor: Like his sister Maureen, Kevin Dowd writes with wonderful vigor.
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São Paulo-based J&F and Vigor did not have an immediate comment.
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Two years later, Woods is ready to resume his career with renewed vigor.
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Mr. Sheffert, 50, said he was drawn to Mr. Cruz's youth and political vigor.
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Think of it like this: to become the best, heed their guidance with vigor.
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Platforms ought to fight Islamophobia with the same vigor that they fight Islamic extremism.
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Wang had been widely credited with the success and vigor of the graft fight.
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J&F holds 80.8 percent of Vigor and JBS has a 19.2 percent stake.
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The broader (and especially younger) left has, of late, rejected neoliberalism with great vigor.
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Trump alluded to a lack of vigor last week, too, mocking Clinton's "short" speeches.
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Protesters urged Chaffetz to scrutinize Trump with the same vigor he applied to Clinton.
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Full of the vim and vigor, they wait for Hannah outside her front door.
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I feel like this new generation is filled with vigor and they mean business.
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I hope to reprise some of her nudity in this final season with vigor.
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It is harshly textured and painful to hear, especially with this frequency and vigor.
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But at his best his voice has youthful colors and athletic vigor, as well.
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And even officials who vouched for Trump's vigor have begun to temper their comments.
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Mr. Vantuycom, explosive and frequently overwrought, dashed out repeatedly with an almost comical vigor.
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The signals can be relatively weak and sporadic or flow with vigor and frequency.
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They also worry that Mr. Giuliani lacks the vigor for the globe-trotting job.
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Unless negotiating peace is someone's full-time job, there can't be adequate diplomatic vigor.
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I committed to this church with the vigor and joy of a new bride.
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But, in my view, both are fearless and breathtaking, with unquenchable curiosity and vigor.
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They were sleeping deeply and then they would wake up and suck with vigor.
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And with typical vigor, she has produced a coda to the past few years.
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And because he was good at his job, those pictures have vigor and punch.
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Of course, Chicago will continue to investigate reports with the same about of vigor.
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Foreign interest on Vigor, a relevant player in Brazil's dairy market, has lingered for years.
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The Royal Family Bites Back The royal family is, allegedly, fighting the rumors with vigor.
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" He promises "a leadership of frankness and vigor" and calls for "action, and action now.
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Lil' Pug saw his friend in need and stepped up to the plate with vigor.
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"Yes, not everyone will move at the same pace or with equal vigor," he said.
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In reality, unemployment doesn't tell us much about the vigor of an individual's job search.
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She was the embodiment of a class act whose vigor, passion and tenacity are unparalleled.
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Only then can we treat ourselves with all the compassion and vigor we can muster.
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The poop draws gnats and stinging insects, and leads to reduced photosynthesis and plant vigor.
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Vigor had a 50 percent stake in Itambé and CCPR owned the other 50 percent.
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They haven't fought the laws with the same vigor they used to oppose bag bans.
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Today, Mars reenters Scorpio, and you'll begin figuring out where all your vigor has gone.
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Lengthy telomeres, on the other hand, are thought to denote relative cell youth and vigor.
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It's awesome that your father-in-law waves at you with such vigor each morning.
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It surfaces from time to time, although never with the vigor that it has now.
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Their continued vigor and ability to successfully pressure elected officials is written into the plan.
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She sang with a vigor and clarity that brought out the best from Ms. Barton.
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All six points reportedly emphasize Clinton's strength, prudence and vigor while hitting the campaign trail.
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La nueva ley española sobre la violencia de género entró en vigor un mes después.
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We think of our books as symbols of our taste, our intellect, our moral vigor.
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Our task is to continue with vigor the arguments about freedom that our founders began.
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"We know that dance moves are signaling strength and vigor in males," Dr. Neave said.
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Yet even in this moment of vigor, doubts still lingered about the President's own views.
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I like their muscles, their musk, their gleam, their vigor, their heft — and their spring.
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Once you have recharged, reapply your armor and rejoin the fight with even more vigor.
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Moments and Vigor, mostly made in India, Malaysia and Indonesia, are the most readily available brands.
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Don't approach each with the same speed and vigor, especially if this is the first time.
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She loves Pete Buttigieg's youthful vigor, Joe Biden's experience, Elizabeth Warren's plans and Amy Klobuchar's grit.
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After eight weeks, my orthopedist cleared me for physical therapy, and I jumped in with vigor.
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Brantley believes there won't be any change in the vigor of the eruption any time soon.
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A previous study he co-authored found that, for men, dance moves indicate strength and vigor.
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In practice, we could train these workers, but not at market prices with added recruiter vigor.
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Meanwhile, the vigor of the attacks on Mueller from the president and his allies continues unabated.
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Comey is selling himself with the vigor of a Kardashian and the viciousness of a Trump.
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" Harrison's doctor just said, "Bodily vigor is as good as that of most men his age.
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Fighting among ourselves only inspires these elements to move forward with a greater sense of vigor.
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Kavanaugh denies the new allegation with the same vigor with which he has denied Ford's allegations.
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Yet it was important politically for him to keep up the appearance of youthfulness and vigor.
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The things that made racism so severe here actually gave black institutions much of their vigor.
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Not boosting the fertility and vigor of the vines, and accepting relatively low yields are crucial.
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Science may some day explain the age-defying vigor that comes from making brilliant popular music.
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His music has embraced rock, jazz, classical styles, voice, text and ambient sound with equal vigor.
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In spite of age, he still writes with the bite and vigor of a young man.
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In fact, gaming is one of the critical drivers for renewed vigor in the desktop market.
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And he does it with a vigor for the game held by few from his era.
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Sin embargo, han pasado tres años desde que entró en vigor un cese al fuego permanente.
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They resolved to express their opinions in private, with vigor, before returning to announce their decision.
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Meanwhile, the central fact of America today is not its economic vigor but its profound inequity.
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Players and staff were enthralled by Rylan's vigor to propel women's hockey to a higher level.
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She seemed to calculate the least presidential approach to every situation and pursue it with vigor.
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In the meantime, sanctions remain in place and we will continue to enforce them with great vigor.
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" Pompeo said that sanctions will remain in place against North Korea and be enforced with "great vigor.
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But for the activists fighting on the ground, it seems only to have given them newfound vigor.
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"You're seeing, I think, people who have real spunk and vigor and independence and courage," he said.
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In the motion, Vigor alleged that CCPR broke Itambé's shareholders' agreement by negotiating with a third party.
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In his insatiable appetite for a life of exhilaration and vigor, Babe Ruth did everything in excess.
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Outside of the lyrical content, country music is now fully embracing its boldly capitalist identity with vigor.
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Planned Parenthood will continue responding to these political attacks on reproductive rights and healthcare with unrelenting vigor.
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However, with Capital Float in April and Acko in May, Amazon may be back with renewed vigor.
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White supremacy must be called terrorism and tackled with the same vigor as ISIS and al Qaeda.
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Is this the same maze that Ed Harris's Man in Black is hunting with such bloody vigor?
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That newfound investment vigor and projections for stronger shale production have kept a lid on the recovery.
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Small business owners across this country are feeling a renewed sense of optimism and vigor and spirit.
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If that type of misrepresentation were truly prosecuted with vigor, New York would be a ghost town.
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At times, for all the bracing vigor and transparency, I wanted more traditional Wagnerian weightiness and depth.
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Here, too, are three self-portraits, expressionistic reflections of the artist drawn with van Gogh-like vigor.
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But after four decades as something of a diplomatic nonentity, Taiwan is pushing back with renewed vigor.
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The issue isn't just their state of vigor but whether they operate with more insularity than transparency.
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If he didn't, he needs to buckle down and address the VA's real problems with greater vigor.
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We can't pull back when we should be moving forward with greater energy, greater vigor, greater resources.
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No one doubts that Scott Pruitt, President Trump's choice for the job, will do so with vigor.
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Physicians need to confront obesity with vigor, documenting it as a problem as soon as it's identified.
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True to Apple's classic aesthetic, the presentation was stark and sterile, while also being full of vigor.
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Soon they began slashing with vigor through the outer insulation, with flurries of debris flying into space.
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But on this night, Mr. Cleobury coaxed singing of great vigor, color and character from the choristers.
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If Mr. Trump couldn't be stopped, others guilty of like offenses would be policed with new vigor.
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In the opening movement of "Foreign Bodies," the orchestra dug into a martial riff with impressive vigor.
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Not unexpectedly, the members of the Danish Quartet bring tonal heft and rhythmic vigor to the proceedings.
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Many indicated they would like to see diversity, youth, and vigor at the top of the ticket.
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"I don't feel at ease," said Vigor Liu, who is five months pregnant with her first child.
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China's undisguised belligerence toward Taiwan — in words and actions — has given Ms. Tsai's campaign a new vigor.
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" In another message, the president wrote that Fox News "must stay strong and fight back with vigor.
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Europe may never regain economic vigor if Italy's banks are in a state of perpetual emergency. 2.
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But "naturism," with its Thoreauvian connotations of fresh air and vigor, seems preferred among the true believers.
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This last freedom, in particular, Hongkongers exercise frequently, with vigor and, sometimes, to the effect of political change.
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At times he has meandered to such an extent that questions about his age and vigor become unavoidable.
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The press and advocates are going to pursue investigation of Trump's ties to Russia with even more vigor.
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Later on, more people returned, and the city has regained some of its vigor as time has passed.
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The newspaper Die Zeit lauded her vigor and energy and compared her to U.S. television star Oprah Winfrey.
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A renewed sense of vigor online turned Tide Pods into one of the biggest memes of early 2018.
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Blood was also thought to improve vigor, especially when drunk fresh from the body of a young person.
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After conventional breeding breakthroughs became harder to find, corn gained new vigor through the 1990s with genetic modification.
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For men a healthy head of hair connotes vigor and virility; for women it represents femininity and beauty.
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Donald Trump has done Republican voters an enormous favor, bringing vigor, daring, and populist energy to this campaign.
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More important, he afterward chose not to go looking for loopholes but to implement it with considerable vigor.
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Her personality emerges mostly in the vigor with which she analyzes something, turning it over, looking for clues.
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It's just a simple plea: Cover the good stuff with the same vigor and focus as the bad.
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The surviving students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School protested America's lax gun laws with eloquence and vigor.
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Who, if not Alan, might have been in a position to breathe vigor into Labour's campaign against Brexit?
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Soon he was leading the next table in what sounded, from its vigor, like a Czech drinking song.
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Democrats have candidates with outsider freshness, longtime experience, prosecutorial vigor, charming wit, leadership chops and big policy ideas.
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And the Cruz campaign has attacked him with enough vigor to suggest they are worried about his strength.
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"Why are your allies not fighting your other fights with the same vigor you're fighting" for gun control?
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But now, settlers hope that with a new administration in power, settlement-building will be pursued with vigor.
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I asked her if, knowing all this, she'd continue selling Fathom cruises to her clients with such vigor.
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Communions are a band that breathe the vigor of an early morning, and can connect families and generations.
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"That act filled us with a lot of hope and renewed vigor for our country," Mr. Sharma said.
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In the new "Forêt" staging, however, nothing in the Kalanidhi performance matched the pulsating vigor of the score.
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If she has a rival for that role, it's Donald Rumsfeld, played with demented vigor by Steve Carell.
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Their fans responded to the team's vigor with bursts of their own, forming a regenerating cycle of energy.
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This new Washington was to be a figure of classical restraint and nobility, rather than youthful revolutionary vigor.
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Eso se sentía más verdadero ahora que nunca antes, mientras esperaba que la nueva política entrara en vigor.
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Quick to combine "student" and "athlete," it is unwilling to study its own issues with vigor and equanimity.
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The veteran democratic socialist showed no signs of a lack of vigor, despite recently undergoing a heart procedure.
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"I will continue to pursue foreign intelligence with vigor no matter where the facts lead," Mr. Pompeo said.
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With a vehemence and uncharacteristic vigor, he said he "did not want just another lawyer" for this job.
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Joe Biden: A- Biden defended the "politics of the past" with more vigor than in any previous debate.
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"We've been disappointed by the lack of pricing vigor that American has displayed in recent weeks," added Baker.
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I welcome her being treated and questioned with the same vigor we would expect of a male nominee.
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People had been joking about the vigor of Typhoon Hagibis and comparing that to the band, Parsons said.
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At Botany and Horticulture, a woman is dusting old volumes with the vigor normally reserved for beating carpets.
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Ping-Pong's unique visual and spatial demands, strategy requirements and vigor may even offer benefits for the brain.
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Consider the "Charging Bull" sculpture, symbolizing the bull market vigor of the financial markets, by Arturo Di Modica.
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In the image's composition, there is a sense of movement and vigor, and a keen desire to communicate.
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"How to Rule the World," staged in the Drama Theater at the Sydney Opera House, has appealing vigor.
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That has changed now with stylish new hotels, restaurants, art spaces and festivals infusing fresh vigor into the area.
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However, Judge Korman wrote that is subject to judicial review, which he did with some vigor in his opinion.
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As expected, the report of the presidential physical exam was largely a show of the president's vigor and fitness.
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Age/vigor/charisma: During the 2016 nomination campaign, Trump used his media skills to mock his less charismatic opponents.
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But the public and the press were willing to buy into it because of his age and visible vigor.
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The Obama Administration failed to push these programs with the vigor that President Trump and his administration have shown.
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Mr. Tanaka, in a soft green khaki suit, expressed vigor and age, freedom and restriction, testing his own flexibility.
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Adam tackled the tenor roles of Orpheus and Telemachus with unflagging vigor, despite some fuzziness in the lower register.
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At times, Trump has attacked members of his own party with the same vigor with which he attacks Democrats.
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To this day, I'm in awe of the vigor the team possessed in tackling a 200-year-old industry.
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Republics and limited monarchies derive their strength and vigor from a popular examination into the action of the magistrates.
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Wearing my car journalist hat in Geneva, on the other hand, made me feel full of vim and vigor.
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Daniel Brenna, as the Stranger, struggled with the lyrical aspects of Korngold's writing but delivered the part with vigor.
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The vigor with which she praised Clinton was conspicuous, given that the two have had a complicated political relationship.
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But how are you going to keep a lid on a cast with this much natural talent and vigor?
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Apple appears to be charging into people's living rooms with renewed vigor and on the backs of its competitors.
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Only last year, Spain had emerged from a veritable depression to become a leading example of Europe regaining vigor.
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Over its 15-year run, its youthful vigor helped resuscitate the moribund theater district, and musical theater in general.
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" She noted that many were designed by young American women, and their garments were "fresh and full of vigor.
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The bride's father retired as the publisher, in Manhattan, of Vim & Vigor, a health industry magazine of McMurray Publishing.
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The investigation of those violations, in Geneva and at the Organization of American States, must be conducted with vigor.
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Senator Sanders demonstrates that he is all vim and vigor by acting that way and not talking about it.
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The current recovery has entered its ninth year — long by economic standards — but it is showing some unexpected vigor.
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He has glioblastoma, an aggressive brain cancer, though a recent visitor said he was full of fight and vigor.
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"We will respond with great force and great vigor if the Iranian leadership makes a bad decision," he added.
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Despite the fact that the script is more than forty years old, it retains its youthful questions and vigor.
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The quality that the audience seems to love most in his work is its sheer oomph: speed, vigor, exuberance.
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While the CVE field needs more accountability, vigor, and evaluation mechanisms, it achieves this with more resources, not less.
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Everyone's familiar with the vigor people feel around the New Year to create and stick to goals and resolutions.
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"This undermined the enthusiasm of central state-owned enterprises, so they had even less vigor and dynamism," it said.
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But with cats, so brief is their span, every sign of vigor invariably comes with a foreshadowing of decay.
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What false vigor then must demonizing and excluding millions of innocent people based on their race and religion inspire.
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"I have always treasured and loved the vigor of her passionate and intellectual approach to authenticity," Mario Batali said.
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"In the end we will forfeit synergies, people's incomes will fall and national vigor will decline," Mr. Liang wrote.
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But Republicans appear to be embracing this strategy of avoidance with even more vigor than the Democrats ever did.
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Even as these candidates took on Mr. Trump with renewed vigor Tuesday, they also redoubled their attacks on one another.
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Pushed into hyper-sincerity by Rønnenfelt's aristocratic moan, it's a monument to post-adolescent, drunk on life, vigor, and sweat.
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Cena's vigor failed him when he needed it most and WWE had (and still has) a new monster in Lesnar.
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At the same time (he) has a dynamic and ambitious agenda and he will continue pursuing that with full vigor.
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Walmart won't risk its business on this, but it makes sense to do it now and do it with vigor.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey out of the race, no other candidate challenged Mr. Rubio's governing credentials with comparable vigor.
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If I'm smiling and my tooth brushing has that extra vigor, I know it's going to be a killer day.
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There was also a pretty epic costume change, in which Vigor transformed from marching band captain to pop star supreme.
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His outgoing personality and entrepreneurial vigor reflect an explorer's spirit more at home in the field than behind a desk.
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Most Californians — especially the most independently minded — see martial vigor and armed vigilance as a hallmark only of the past.
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The judges came to a consensus that's hard to argue with: Vigor is adorable and clearly belonged on that stage.
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Now Jeff Sessions, Donald Trump's attorney general, has instructed that the law governing mandatory minimums be enforced with renewed vigor.
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And yet, in all my days I have never seen a dog more full of vigor, more vibrant, than Chez.
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Trump loves to campaign and he's hitting the trail with vigor, both for GOP candidates and his own reelection bid.
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His eyes, full of vigor in interviews just a few years ago, were barely perceptible behind his large-rimmed glasses.
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The nests contain protein, carbohydrates and some fiber, though how exactly they smooth skin or bolster sexual vigor is unproved.
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" He promised that as CIA director, he will "pursue foreign intelligence collection with vigor, no matter where the facts lead.
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The Obama administration touted its prioritization of overseeing military-grade nuclear materials with the same vigor as civilian nuclear materials.
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After becoming Democratic leader-in-waiting, Schumer threw himself into the fight for control of the Senate with renewed vigor.
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"The turns in Kathak are a speciality to bring vigor and drama to the nritta, or pure dance," he said.
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In that role, she spent long hours trying to cajole European leaders into addressing the continent's problems with greater vigor.
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Dipping and levitating, his camera injects air into tunnels and washrooms and luggage compartments, giving the action a hurtling vigor.
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Losers: Ted Cruz: No real disasters but an underwhelming performance when he needed something to give his campaign new vigor.
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She was among the first judges to identify problematic patterns in Wells Fargo's foreclosure practice and to respond with vigor.
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It'll help him appreciate a familiar place in a new light and he'll return home with renewed energy and vigor.
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If the staging's vigor seemed too strenuously achieved, that may be Bernstein's fault more than Ms. Pulitzer's or the performers'.
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"She was whirling through the studio with vigor," he said in a telephone interview, "and not holding back at all."
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But the exploits of the Royal Navy perfectly consummated a British fantasy, nurtured today among Brexiteers, of regained imperial vigor.
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At the same time, Europe — long a morose topic in the global economic conversation — has shown encouraging signs of vigor.
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But this subset of tango history began to come under scrutiny as Argentina's feminist movement grew in visibility and vigor.
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"Mamba mentality" has become a modern-day "carpe diem," and the author of that phrase seized everyday with relentless vigor.
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" In response to the new legal documents, The Mail on Sunday repeated its intention to defend the case "with vigor.
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"You're Driving Me Crazy," out Friday, takes a similar approach, but it moves with a lot more vigor and conviction.
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It's a moment that allows everyone in the room to share in the pleasure of the dancers' vigor and exertion.
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He returned to Sarasota with more vigor for a rally Tuesday, where he was joined by his older brother, Mario.
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" And he quotes Kurosawa's rather self-serving 1945 statement that Japanese films " 'have lost their youth, vigor and high aspiration.
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Those are sensitive questions for "Watchmen" to answer later — no doubt with a vigor that feels just short of reckless.
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Nevertheless, Warren brought it, telling a Bible story with the fluency and vigor of someone behind a Sunday morning pulpit.
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Their renewed vigor was evidence for the prosecution: Why had they not tried this hard, run this far, for him?
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But they and a suite from Bizet's "Carmen" drew lusty performances from an enlarged orchestra bursting with talent and vigor.
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"But," he added, "we fully intend to defend our rights with vigor and right the wrong being perpetrated against us."
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Miśniakiewicz has created an eye-opening show with moments of joy, laughter, shock, wonder, and a sense of artistic vigor.
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"The heat of the climate may be so excessive as to deprive the body of all vigor and strength," Montesquieu wrote.
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When Hus was released in June of last year, he returned with renewed vigor, ready to put everything into his music.
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If he could talk, the Siamese from Mansfield, Texas would probably credit his geriatric vigor to years of travel and indulgence.
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But they have taken on renewed vigor this year now that Pride is bigger, and seemingly less manageable, than ever before.
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For the first time since my last lingering taste of pink Himalayan crystal salt, I felt the vigor of life renewed.
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Cuban has also predicted recently that Trump would be a "puppet president" hamstrung by a lack of experience and intellectual vigor.
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The Brazilian dairy company was controlled by Vigor Alimentos SA, owned by Mexico's Grupo Lala SAB de CV, and cooperative CCPR.
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Reagan was hobbled by the Iran-Contra affair and lacked the vigor of Obama despite his campaign trail appearances for Bush.
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For the most part, the list reveals trends from the latter end of 2017 bleeding into this year with renewed vigor.
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Performing Swift's 2008 hit "You Belong With Me," Vigor nailed Swift's confidence and performance swagger, right down to her facial expressions.
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The vigor of their young bodies is on display too, an eroticism echoed in the ancient art studied by Elio's father.
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The game is flying off the shelves with the same vigor that Kratos' axe flies through the bodies of his enemies.
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The resulting images captured the vigor of wild animals' natural behavior, without the intrusion of a lens pointed in their direction.
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The hours sat at my desk pass quickly as I throw myself into my work with vigor and a renewed discipline.
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The vigor of Bernie Sanders's campaign may shift Democratic political primacy away from the liberal rich back to the working class.
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The postwar Grant is a tougher nut with a harder historical shell, and Chernow has at it with a gratifying vigor.
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Even a cathartic plate-smashing sequence was performed with impeccable timing and vigor: one — crash — plate — crash — per — crash — word — crash.
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A great life story, written by a friend, of a life lived with legendary vigor, idealistic courage and a heartbreaking undertow.
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That explains Cameron's relief at seeing the theatrical vigor of 'Avengers: Endgame' in an era when ticket sales have been worrisome.
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A willingness to fight in court also allows Pruitt to project decisive vigor, a quality that he associates with the President.
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While it's refreshing to see a young company tackle period melodrama, the show, from spit&vigor, is erratic rather than rollicking.
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"The best word is ganas in Spanish and I would translate it to be not just vigor, but grit," he said.
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One top recruit, the 6-foot-10 center Tyler Davis, was convinced by Kennedy's vigor, although he scoffed at Kennedy's game.
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You can order pieces like a pullover with 2450D lace inlay ($275) and enjoy a performance by Vim Vigor Dance Theater.
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All this means that Wheeler will probably hammer away at the foundations of the EPA with the same vigor as Pruitt.
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She likes to have dinner dates with her "gals" — a word she uses with vigor to describe pretty much any woman.
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Stoked by ISIS's deadly antics, our own pundit class, and certain political candidates, we've been discussing our border with renewed vigor.
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For a solid part of my adult life, I approached getting ready to go out with a sort of Olympic vigor.
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Her love for cooking taught me how to love my own craft — with vigor and intention to make an indelible impression.
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In the photos you see of a younger Trump, he smiles or smirks and generally aims to project vigor and confidence.
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As her town lost its vigor, Ms. Hill watched as smiling politicians kept making promises and, in her view, growing richer.
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Joseph Szala, a restaurant branding expert for Vigor marketing, has helped restaurants overhaul their look to appeal to younger, hipper audiences.
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He conducted squarely and without much vigor, missing some of the humor in the overture and the warmth in the variations.
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Gaming is one of the critical drivers for renewed vigor in the desktop market, and it's being driven by virtual reality.
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Patel's characters may not learn from experience, but they pursue it with vigor — part of what makes the collection so refreshing.
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Por ahora, cualquier medida del gobierno para deportar a los trabajadores protegidos no puede entrar en vigor hasta el próximo año.
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After the vigor of dry pot, the desserts are tranquilizing: purple slabs of grass jelly; rice balls mired in rice wine.
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In the overture, the statement of the stirring theme associated with the Dutchman had an ominous cast, but also folkloric vigor.
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"It is critical to our nation's future that we restore and preserve in full vigor our founding principles," Mr. Barr said.
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Hiring in sectors like manufacturing and mining and logging slowed to a crawl in May, while the services sector showed vigor.
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" If confirmed as CIA director, he added, "I will continue to pursue foreign intelligence with vigor no matter where the facts lead.
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Still, fans have taken to it with vigor — and the Workshop could very well be a vital part of the game's future.
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And in his late 70s, he had none of the vigor that the younger Obama still retains -- despite his increasingly snowy hair.
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Comey was known to be very concerned with the "going dark" issue and would likely have pursued such a case with vigor.
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When her drink came out, I regretted not living with the same vigor for life, looking pitifully at my watery iced latte.
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And Sony's been rewarded for this vigor; it passed Nikon for second place in full-frame camera market share earlier this year.
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"In retrospect, they might have been pursued with more vigor, but at the time it was not an unreasonable decision," Perlman said.
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Our desire to dismantle systems that stifle our children should be matched with a similar vigor in lesson planning and professional preparation.
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Of course, age eventually gets us all, strips us of our vigor and edge, forcing us to adapt to this diminished reality.
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Soldevilla contributed five of her own works, among them "Rythme," which displays the expressive vigor and figurative character of her earliest reliefs.
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Sometimes, the music stops, but the dancers move with the same vigor and, in unison, chant their choreographic steps, one through six.
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It may switch over the time of your life," Gates explains, "but those deep relationships will let you pursue it with vigor.
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He marveled at our contradictory nature, admired our spirit of innovation and vigor, and praised the "imperfectly recognized greatness" of our artists.
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" The president poked fun at himself and his age: "Eight years ago I was a young man, full of idealism and vigor.
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With renewed vigor, he's weakened civil society, undermined independent media, suppressed any opposition and scared off big business from supporting government critics.
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Reinventing itself, the metropolis has since regained much of its economic vigor with the healthcare industry replacing manufacturing as the city's powerhouse.
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There is a renewed vigor for everything from mass-scale cricket matches to theater performances, film festivals, traditional dancing and cultural pursuits.
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At their head, in place of their president, was Hercules of Stockwell, waving a white flag with much vigor and good cheer.
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In September, the cooperative exercised an option to acquire Vigor's stake, and Lala concluded the acquisition of Vigor without the Itambé brand.
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At the same time, he is undaunted by milder afflictions, like yellow-leaf virus, which can affect the vigor of the vines.
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I mean, this makes sense as a final song, as the only one in the list with any sort of real vigor.
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Antonio Pappano, the Royal Opera's music director, isn't one to force vigor out of extremes of fast and slow, loud and soft.
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I've been solving the Times crossword off and on since college, but with increased vigor since becoming a dad earlier this year.
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These gestures often felt more like effects than insights — and occasionally entered the realm of dubious interpretation, artificially heightening the music's vigor.
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Lyrical expansion never stinted on forward-moving vigor, right up to the slashing grimaces in the low strings at the very end.
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Beijing's undisguised belligerence toward Taiwan, along with protests in Hong Kong over the mainland's steady encroach, gave her campaign a new vigor.
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Kenin took the court in the second set with renewed vigor, and the power behind her shots visibly went up a notch.
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After Maria died, Sasha and Lee slammed those glasses down harder than ever, and worked on The Hard Swallow with renewed vigor.
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I get through the first episode before I have to leave and it's gives me new vigor to take on the day.
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The Syrian people are known for their entrepreneurship and vim and vigor; they certainly deserve to see their country return to life.
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Now even some of the people who once supported him with vigor are being forced to remove the scales from their eyes.
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But he cherishes his actors (many from his native Australia, where the film was shot), and his bravado has a bracing vigor.
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It can result in a reduction in sex hormones, decreased libido, and decreased vigor and energy as a result of decreased testosterone.
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Andrew Davis led a performance of vigor and heft: the horns were idyllic at the start and steel-plated at the end.
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Other enthusiasts swear this particular wine cultivation officially began in the foothills of France and Italy, through vigor and an uncompromising standard.
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I think that's an important thing, and I know all the folks so I think I can assert that with some vigor.
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But Trump is escalating the trade war with China with an unusual level of vigor and seeming disregard for the potentially damaging consequences.
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Even as Turkey's political opposition shows new signs of vigor, the likelihood that elections will ever again be fairly contested is increasingly remote.
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But zooming out from them to a macro view reveals the form as a monument to the inevitable decline of vigor and health.
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And we need people like her speaking with the same vigor to different audiences if we want to change people's hearts and minds.
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I pushed the front door open with vigor, and proceeded to knock a little girl down who was standing in front of it.
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Vigor and CCPR are discussing the deal in an arbitration proceeding at the Brazil-Canada Chamber of Commerce, two of the sources added.
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That said, we won't blame you if your motivation to go outside for a date doesn't match the vigor of your swiping abilities.
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By now, Tillerson will likely be scanning his State Department assets with renewed vigor for any and all diplomatic leverage he can find.
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A greeting that disarmed me in vigor, considering the unholy hour, and because it lacked even a hint of sarcasm despite my appearance.
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Oprah believes the #MeToo movement launched with vigor once Harvey Weinstein went down, because it proved sexual misconduct happens to famous women, too.
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After experiencing two underachieving season under coach Darryl Sutter, Brown has played with new vigor and energy with John Stevens behind the bench.
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"Even when you have setbacks, there's a vigor and a lust for life when you're young that will not be denied," Robins said.
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"Oedipe" offered a hushed chorus and then a canny duet in which Oedipus' rage meets Antigone's steadiness, a mixture of vigor and calm.
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While no one foresaw at the time that the seismic moment would be the election, Colbert's renewed vigor became apparent during the campaign.
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Beauty, to them, must be a proxy for fitness—an "honest advertisement," as biologists later put it, for a suitor's strength and vigor.
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Ronald Reagan chopped wood and rode horses to prove he had the strength and vigor to do the tough job of being president.
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In addition to worrying about the vigor of their patients, many medical professionals also have to fret about the health of their businesses.
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The sanctions that President Trump seeks to wield with Thor-like vigor will shrivel and U.S. diplomacy will lose a once-potent tool.
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The beauty, and occasional lumpiness, of Parker's vision grows out of the fact that this is a film brimming with grim-visaged vigor.
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But the requirement that we should be absolutely explicit about it, and speak it with as much vigor as we can, is new.
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"Playtest" brings Fredric Wertham vigor to immersive VR, with a darkly comic stinger that suggests you drop the controller and call your mom.
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Retch and Aston Matthews took the stage with a vigor that suggest their friend was hurling water bottles in the crowd with them.
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The team's defense, so lifeless in recent defeats, was also playing with noticeably more vigor and even caused a mistake by the Chiefs.
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"So Martha, full of vim and vigor, can get offers from four other places and go on and continue to work," he said.
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And, unlike Nixon, Trump seems to have the wherewithal and vigor to take this matter all the way to trial in the Senate.
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The researchers measured everyone's heights, weights, body mass indexes and, through brief psychological surveys, general happiness, vigor and other signs of well-being.
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When Hus was released [from prison] in June of last year, he returned with renewed vigor, ready to put everything into his music.
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And in jurisdictions across the country, police told CNN they've started enforcing with new vigor laws that bar people from wearing masks during gatherings.
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If I already knew him, if we met out in the wild, like in the '90s, I might approach my dates with more vigor.
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But it's somehow recurring, because they are so awesome and they have such an incredible beauty in and vigor and something very, very cinematic.
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Joseph Szala, a principal at Vigor Branding, said lighting is another area of interest for his clients — even when it comes to women's bathrooms.
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Sure. But Lathan rips into those clichés with vigor and makes Ashe the most compelling part of Shots Fired every minute she's on screen.
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The English translation, done with unflagging vigor by Antony Shugaar, presents readers with a very long novel that feels even longer than it is.
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The Anti-Submarine Warfare Continuous Trail Unmanned Vessel, or ACTUV, is now scheduled to be launched April 17 from the Vigor Shipyards in Oregon.
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Unlike the other robots Microsoft trotted out to describe the latest features for Windows 10, Panos delivers his monologue about hardware with impassioned vigor.
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N has bid to acquire Brazilian dairy company Fábrica de Produtos Alimentícios Vigor SA, according to reports published in two Brazilian newspapers on Wednesday.
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Older plants produce less, and grafting can inject new vigor into an old timer past its peak of 10 to 20 years of age.
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"Hopefully the vision which we put into this case will be carried forward with the same vigor in which we started it," she said.
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Vegemite's homecoming was applauded by Australians on social media too amid a climate of renewed vigor for Australian assets to be in local hands.
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Buoyant oil prices since President Donald Trump's election have not provided a boost for energy stocks as the sector's profit rebound has lacked vigor.
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This vigor of expression, which she shared with her former mentor and lover, lifts Claudel out of the 19th-century morass of marketable figurines.
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"We are appalled by this resurgence of bigotry and antisemitism, and the renewed vigor of the neo-Nazis, KKK and alt-right," they wrote.
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Now, Phelps insists he has a renewed vigor for the sport, which is a sea change from his commitment heading into the 2012 Olympics.
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As chair of the House Oversight Committee, there is enormous pressure on him to investigate Trump with the same vigor that he investigated Clinton.
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Some characters will be familiar from high school biology—Mendel, Darwin, Watson, Crick—but Mukherjee gives them new vigor and vastly expands the cast.
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They pursue with singular vigor the use of the government to control the lives of those they see as lesser or malevolent, or both.
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"With a moderate dose of natural caffeine to provide more vigor, NeuroGASM just may leave you playful, passionate, and satisfied," its marketing materials promise.
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Algunos interpusieron demandas en la corte federal, con la esperanza de revertir esta medida antes de que entre en vigor, el 20 de diciembre.
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They appear not to have pursued with any vigor the Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton and Clinton Foundation "connections" with high-level Russian nuclear officials.
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Since then, Georgia has pursued voting restrictions disproportionately affecting African-Americans and other minorities with renewed vigor: It closed 214 polling places, for example.
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The stoic old man takes in Escobar and Limón, who's never spent time on a farm but takes to the work with surprising vigor.
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He did so in a most particular way, with a vigor and thoroughness that made me feel somehow cleaner for simply having watched him.
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Xandó is the chief executive of dairy company Fábrica de Produtos Alimentícios Vigor SA, which is controlled by JBS's parent company, J&F Investimentos.
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Ms. Jaffe worked steadily and methodically into her 90s, producing paintings and works on paper that showed no sign of flagging invention or vigor.
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Our culture claims to celebrate vigor and well-being, yet holds up steroid-addled men and impossibly thin women as models of physical perfection.
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They will be sure to give you the tools you need to take on the challenges of the day with renewed vigor and efficiency.
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The court rejected a challenge to American Express's "anti-steering" rules, a setback in the long effort to bring competitive vigor to payment cards.
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At first, Fisher argued, females might evolve preferences for certain valueless traits, like bright plumage, that just happened to correspond with health and vigor.
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This is the tale that Casey Wimpee's "The Brutes" tells, in a Spit & Vigor production at the New Ohio Theater in the West Village.
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John F. Kennedy was devastatingly ill with Addison's disease and was at times pumped full of painkillers and amphetamines to project youth and vigor.
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Nierenberg catches him in his mid-80s, full of the kind of vigor he'd need to make it through one of his own songs.
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He lamented an assault on American "culture," revived a bogus, century-old story about killing Muslim extremists and attacked Republicans with a renewed vigor.
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I fervently believe that the vigor and durability of our democracy depend on it, and the debate's rancor and noise filled me with apprehension.
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Wishing myself stronger, desiring this woman's intact body, that other woman's vigor, I despise myself for the envy that has me in its grip.
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Ms. Robbie takes on the role with vigor and strained toothy smiles, giving an outsize performance that suits the film's broadness and showy surfaces.
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With renewed vigor and a focus on his cardio, it was assumed Rumble would be an even tougher fight for Cormier this time around.
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That period of life in which we compound for the vices that remain by reviling those we have no longer the vigor to commit.
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Color does not exist per se, so appreciating our perception of it recalls with renewed vigor the critical skepticism inherent in postmodernism and poststructuralism.
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We're the vigor of the planet and there's nothing for us to apologize for until they come and thank us for the things we've done.
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But Congress took Trump's cue and is now investigating leaks with the same, or more vigor than it is investigating Russian meddling in the election.
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A caloric increase is helping the oldest known living terrestrial animal in the world — a giant tortoise — reclaim his health and vigor, a veterinarian reports.
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She comes into her own with a big square black and white wood relief from around 1960, but everything she did has its own vigor.
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"My Jenny was so impressed with Miriam's pep and vigor that she said, 'You'd make a great date for my grandfather,'" Sharlin told TODAY News.
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I tell them to question rhetoric, to stop being fearful of history, to look at what excites them, and to what has vigor and history.
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It works by measuring the rhythm and vigor of any thrusts, and intuitively syncing music with that tempo—in theory, creating the perfect sex playlist.
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The lefthander resumed with renewed vigor to break Schwartzman to love and after roaring to 5-2, he claimed the third set with an ace.
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Ayse Hassan's bass thudded at the back of your brain like a migraine; lead singer Jehnny Beth wrote and sang with vigor and ideological purity.
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Several Republicans noted, with varying degrees of vigor, that the basics of the executive order had been relatively popular with voters in the recent past.
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The event took place on a cloudy, drizzly Saturday in January 240 at Vigor Ground Fitness and Performance in Renton, Washington, a suburb of Seattle.
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"The last two monthly readings cannot be taken as a sign of market vigor," said Marc Pinsonneault, a senior economist at National Bank of Canada.
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"With the same courage, passion and vigor that he raced with each night, he fought valiantly to the end," the team said in the statement.
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The Avett Brothers (Friday) Brotherly love informs the folk-country vigor of the Avett Brothers, led by the multi-instrumentalist siblings Scott and Seth Avett.
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Though my efforts had no claim on her eternal destiny, I confess that there was a certain questing vigor, a missionary zeal, to my assistance.
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The Vietnam War, Polish Solidarity, AIDS , the Bosnian genocide, and 21966/21995 drove her to revoke old opinions and brandish new ones with equal vigor.
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Today, the aspens have come back with great vigor on Hart Mountain, the streamside vegetation is lush and the grass grows tall in the uplands.
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Who is to say that, in Southeast Asia, for example, Didi will back Grab with any vigor now that it is also aligned with Uber.
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Soldiers suffering from shell shock were often described as possessing "a neuropathic tendency or inheritance" or even a lack of manly vigor and patriotic spirit.
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"It may be a dying cat bounce but it has a little too much vim and vigor to be a dead cat bounce," Zimmermann said.
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The fear-mongering and discord will only start up again, with renewed vigor, as President Trump prepares to campaign as the 2020 presidential election approaches.
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Ms. Huanca's paintings begin with photographs of the human body, which are printed on canvas; she then paints with abstract vigor on top of these.
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It would be edited by Nelson W. Aldrich Jr., who edited the one about George Plimpton, and he would approach Mimosa with the same vigor.
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That's true on the level of formal legislation and rulemaking and equally importantly in terms of the pace and vigor of enforcement and oversight activity.
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Beto O'Rourke and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, have spent a lot of time hinting that their youth and vigor would be campaign assets.
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And in the character of Vittoria, whom Ms. Birnbaum embodies with vigor and a high ponytail, he has created, with obvious ambivalence, a singular antiheroine.
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The filmmaker's devotion to the novelist adds luster and vigor to the images, but this is more than just an act of literary-minded reverence.
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"With the Ministry now leading the response, we'll hopefully see the same vigor we saw from the NERC," said Ministry of Health spokesperson Yaya Tunis.
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Only a few months ago, Europe was the leading example of the vigor the global economy was gaining after the trauma of a world downturn.
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"People take it quite seriously," said Jodie Vigor of Cupid Collars in Surrey, England, which embellishes collars with silk or foam flowers and other decorations.
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No matter how long I deal with ovarian cancer, scanxiety threatens to assert its nasty vigor in advance of periodic blood tests and abdominal CTs.
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They've made it much easier for me to fall asleep — if only so I can curse the winter with far more vigor the next day.
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Such hocus-pocus did not prevent the likes of Kandinsky from appreciating the vigor of Theosophy's assault on materialism in the name of higher truth.
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But leaders of both parties should do far more to recruit and support black and Latino candidates, and pursue black and Latino votes with vigor.
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The challenge for her, though, is that her newfound vigor came after tens of thousands of Nevadans had already cast their ballots in early voting.
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After years of languishing in relative obscurity, global carbon markets rebounded with vigor in 2017 and into 1003, according to data from the World Bank.
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His fans back him and his teachings with zealous vigor, and the employees and volunteers who run his events are often his most fervent followers.
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Auto stocks, truckers and even packaged-food stocks — each a play on household spending vigor, in one form or another — have been laggards all year.
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Popular art — "Star Wars" included — has often proved itself capable of exploring these kinds of questions with clarity, vigor and even a measure of nuance.
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Theodore Roosevelt was a Rough Rider, a barrel-chested outdoorsman who loved the "manly sports" that brought out the rude, uncomplaining vigor of American youth.
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Gottlieb said Friday that he plans to "pursue efforts to reduce addiction to nicotine with the same vigor" as efforts to reduce addiction to opioids.
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New York City officials have been policing similar events with renewed vigor since a fire killed 36 people at a warehouse party in Oakland, Calif.
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If he were opposed to the war machine that has historically transcended party, would we still repudiate discriminatory policy against him with the same vigor?
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But Sanders bounced back with vigor, delivering an impressive debate performance in Ohio, his first major appearance after his heart attack, while Warren has faltered.
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Douglass said tonight that her husband had apparently been in the best of health lately, and had shown unusual vigor for one of his years.
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He walked into Ali's suite and saw the big man struggle to get off the couch, as the great athlete's vigor succumbed to Parkinson's disease.
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This leaves me deeply worried about Turkey and its ability to stymie further terror attacks through the vigor of its institutions and unity of its citizens.
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Now, Trump has never shied away from hitting the block button; before he assumed the presidency, Trump appears to have blocked users with frequency and vigor.
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" But Ballmer, with his characteristic vigor, vehemently underscored this in his conversation with Recode, saying he "steadfastly refused for it to be political with two exceptions.
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"It is of great concern that sexual assault cases have not been pursued with full vigor by our criminal justice system," he said in a statement.
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We could have declared with youthful vigor that 'the emperor wears no clothes', denouncing the world's tyrants and smashing the traditions that would otherwise doom us.
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These policy interventions, though, aren't pushed with the same kind of vigor and all-hands-on-deck effort we see with opioids, at least rhetorically, today.
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It's vital that the Bangladeshi government recognize the presence of garment subcontractors — as well as its larger long-term duty to regulate the industry with vigor.
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"To this day, I'm in awe of the vigor the team possessed in tackling a 200-year-old industry," CEO Kevin Gibbon wrote at the time.
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But doing so isn't a forward-looking leap – it's watching the throne in a market with some renewed vigor and excitement thanks to upstarts like Essential.
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He threw himself into legislating with new vigor, especially as he sought funding to fight the outbreak of the Zika virus, which hit his state hard.
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Before getting out of bed, stretch out, take a deep breath, and then proceed to scream, with unrelenting vigor, into your pillow for 25 consecutive seconds.
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Having suffered from heart disease in his 50s and 60s, he now has an artificial heart that gives him the strength and vigor to run marathons.
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To his supporters, he is a likable, energetic candidate who speaks passionately and has the capacity to fire up young and nonwhite voters with particular vigor.
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With the Strong Sun Moon occurring in a fire sign, you'll be full of vim and vigor, just in time for the summer season to begin.
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Those sections of the law were changed after a 1986 court challenge, but the rule remained, and was enforced with renewed vigor by Mayor Rudolph Giuliani.
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If terrorism is to be eradicated in Afghanistan in particular and the region in general, a de-radicalization drive must be carried out with full vigor.
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For centuries, a natural arch towered more than 90 feet above the sea that crashed with vigor against the cliffs of the Maltese island of Goza.
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Lala valued Vigor, including subsidiary Itambé, at 5.7 billion reais ($1.8 billion) in the bid to controlling shareholders J&F Investimentos SA and JBS SA (JBSS3.
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Yet he believes with no less vigor that Britain can have "the best of both worlds," and would suffer economically, diplomatically and strategically outside the union.
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His vigor, joy and stamina were evident that day as he greeted players and fans, signed autographs and ran up the steps of the visitors' dugout.
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A year ago, the 20183-year Treasury yield was 2.9% and is now 1.5%, flattering equity valuations (while arguably also speaking ill of the economy's vigor).
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The Rockets, though, are bound to bounce back with vigor once the full scope of their opportunity to slay the mighty (but compromised) Warriors sets in.
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Not that it matters much; in fiction as much as taxidermy, it is the feeling of vigor and spirit that matters, that is proof of success.
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His vigor came as a surprise because he'd been completely silent, with his head resting on his hand, for the entire first case argued Monday morning.
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That version depicts Judith and Abra displaying a #MeToo-like feminist vigor in the women that Marina Warner has described as at once repelled and concentrated.
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He shrugged off his own remarkable survival and recovery from the shooting, which included months of hospitalization, calling it a matter of mental and physical vigor.
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Clinton's remarks with much vigor, even in Hungary where the government has historically leapt upon similar statements from centrist figures as a vindication of their policies.
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Though the primaries have raged with the expected partisan vigor, Texas Republicans say they are aiming to show a calmer, gentler side to voters this year.
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The television ads promise youth and vigor, but they've left out the catch: Testosterone enhancement doesn't just make you feel like an invincible 18-year-old.
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The bloodlessness of the backdrop is completely offset by the wildness, vigor and bloom of Katherine, whom Ms. Pugh, a relative newcomer, has played to raves.
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Sanders has thrown off the air of stagnation that had at one point surrounded his campaign and has shown renewed vigor following an October heart attack.
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"This team is ideologically and geographically diverse, it mixes the wisdom of experience with the vigor of youth, at least in Senate years," Mr. Schumer said.
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It's getting more difficult by the day to remember the vigor with which former Vice President Joe Biden jumped into the presidential race earlier this year.
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In the current session, she appears back with renewed vigor, especially on procedural questions -- an emphasis that is important for the court's left at the moment.
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It's time for that talent to work on solving these critical problems with the same creative vigor as they do surfacing the next great cat video.
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We look forward to working with the incoming Trump administration to move this WTO case forward with the vigor American workers, their families and manufacturers deserve.
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Their feelings of vigor also tended to increase throughout the day, while they often had plateaued by early afternoon after walking only once in the morning.
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As the 10th protester was removed, Trump said, "The Bernie Sanders people had far more energy and spirit," insulting the vigor with which the protesters heckled.
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The characters — played with flamboyant vigor by Kevin Bacon and simmering fortitude by Aldis Hodge — shouldn't like each other, or even be able to work together.
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Ms. Mitchell, 50, the artist-in-residence at this week's Winter Jazzfest in New York, brings an eclectic ear and a frothy vigor to her instrument.
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According to The Huffington Post, Xia Vigor, a 7-year-old actress, impersonated Swift over the weekend on the Philippine television show, Your Face Sounds Familiar Kids.
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J&F and other companies discussed potential mergers and acquisitions for Vigor, but those talks always floundered because of price issues, sources told Reuters in recent months.
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BUT, he says a big gesture from a man's gotta be met with just as much ... um, let's just say vigor and passion on the other side.
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But the Republican race this year has shaped up differently: With Mr. Trump collecting an outsize share of men's votes, his opponents have pursued women with vigor.
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But facing annihilation at the hands of Donald J. Trump, Mr. Bush has taken up the mantle of what his brother labeled "compassionate conservatism" with new vigor.
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See Momo run faster, farther and with far more vigor, energy and youthfulness, his owners say, now that he's taking a drug meant for humans with cancer.
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The sale of Alpargatas, Vigor and Eldorado could raise 10 billion reais and cut J&F debts by another 10 billion reais, one of the people said.
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The women practice with their newfound vigor, and by the time they present to Sam, Bash, and Debbie, they're more polished and adventurous than they've ever been.
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"You can't hire people to do nothing," said Jill Mackie, spokeswoman for Portland, Oregon-based Vigor Industrial, which makes combat craft for the Navy's Special Warfare units.
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"It is possible that outflow will pick up again, resulting in renewed summit area deflation leading to another collapse event and renewed eruption vigor on the LERZ."
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Best Captain: Leslie Jones While Victor Cruz made no discernable effort in his role as captain of Team Giancarlo, Leslie Jones captained Team CC with admirable vigor.
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When the hemisphere begins to combat corruption with the same vigor with which it unwisely wages war on drugs and immigration, much will change in Latin America.
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White was writing for a post–World War II audience, but his book has a vigor and clarity that makes it an urgent and important read today.
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Trump's choice for attorney general, Jeff Sessions, wants to revive the defunct Obscenity Prosecution Task Force and attack adult pornographers with Orwellian verve and McCarthy-era vigor.
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It's all shot with vigor and a glossy paintbox by Dan Mindel, fresh off The Force Awakens, and it's drenched in a thunderous score by Theodore Shapiro.
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A sale of Vigor, which is majority-controlled by JBS' parent, J&F Investimentos SA, has already been entrusted to two investment banks, Reuters reported last month.
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VICE: Were you surprised Jeff Sessions did come out at least rhetorically with a bit of vigor this weekend, and that a federal probe is apparently underway?
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At first reluctantly, but then with increasing vigor in his final term, he tried to do an end run around the Republican Party by using executive power.
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"The United States Army has faced up to the horror of My Lai with remarkable vigor and candor," a New York Times editorial said of the report.
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The dyed jet-black hair the leaders had while in office — the customary sign of vigor for the cadre — has often turned gray and straggly in prison.
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He must be assertive enough to put concerns about his vigor to rest but not so aggressive as to seem mean-spirited or condescending to fellow Democrats.
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Women are taking their political convictions to the streets with renewed vigor, and a historic number of women are running for office in this year's midterm elections.
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Such vigor can be stimulated in elections across the country — particularly if we provide concrete, monetary means for voters to participate in the selection of their representatives.
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"It is of great concern that sexual assault cases have not been pursued with full vigor by our criminal justice system," Mr. Cuomo said in a statement.
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"It would be tragic for Democrats to squander an obvious chance at an age and health and vigor and generational contrast to Trump," another Democratic strategist said.
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His heartiness and vigor were boundless, and, like a college athlete, he scampered up and down the planks of the mechanical set that dominates Robert Lepage's production.
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But, once group gathering restrictions are lifted, he sees people will get back in the swing of making real human contact -- and they'll do it with vigor.
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"Give yourself a little hug," Ms. Roxburgh told everyone, and they readily complied in this synod of self-care, this vertex of vigor, this … holistic hostage situation?
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Op-Ed Contributor ATHENS — The recent elections in France and Britain have confirmed the political establishment's simultaneous vulnerability and vigor in the face of a nationalist insurgency.
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Past presidential physicals mainly paint a portrait of vigor -- punctuated by details like workout routines and sports injuries -- but Trump isn't known to exercise beyond short walks.
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The Fourth Estate is covering the Trump presidency with unusual critical vigor, reporting concrete and damning details as if it had a seat inside the Oval Office.
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Lost in her vigor to defend alleged perpetrators was the basic notion that women should be free from the hostile environment created by sexual harassment and violence.
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If she's otherwise healthy and has no heart problems, then the coughing could lead to fainting just by virtue of the vigor with which the person coughs.
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Over the next nine years the pair took up this mission with vigor, sometimes acquiring entire shows with a view toward starting a museum of international repute.
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Johnson also indicated his willingness to go after Trump with vigor, hitting him hard for his positions on immigration and rejecting Trump's argument that many immigrants are criminals.
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Rats are the enemy Bodega cats are there for two reasons: to greet customers with kittenish vigor, and to keep various types of vermin away from the produce.
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On the positive side, the RBA welcomed a return of some vigor to the global economy that has pushed up commodity prices, in particular coal and iron ore.
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"I will vigorously defend against these charges and with even more vigor I will continue to investigate and expose the misconduct of Brian Towne and SAFE," Ajster vowed.
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With such a dire-sounding introduction, I should be fair and note that the Chairman's stated priority of closing the broadband divide has been pursued with some vigor.
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Kept in secret while still married to Russian ballerina Olga Khokhlova, her nude body appears again and again, charting an erotic obsession entwined with a renewed artistic vigor.
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And if they are going to throw it out of the window, then I will be back fighting them with even more vigor than I had last time.
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When we were writing the record we had this vigor, everybody was really happy, but there was still so much uncertainty about whether we could pull it off.
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Rather, they prefer to express widely-covered truisms of life and love through their music, orchestrating unique sounds to add refreshing vigor and undertones to such lyrical themes.
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In concise and direct language, the speaker of "Kids" ponders the issue of whether having children and a family is a detriment to the vigor of one's career.
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And perhaps nowhere do some people go overboard with more intensity and vigor than in Tinder's review sections on the iOS App Store and the Google Play Store.
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If they do well in the midterms, they will pursue it with a renewed vigor, and they will likely have a good measure of success in doing so.
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Europe has caught Block's attention because he believes investors there do not scrutinize corporations and their management with the same vigor as in other parts of the world.
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John Kasich Positives: Likelihood of running, elite support, electability, competence, political experience, stature/popularity Negatives: Ideology, Trumpism, not NeverTrump, conservative media, age/vigor/charisma, affective partisanship Ohio Gov.
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The current leg, which began in the wake of Election Day and has been dubbed by investors as the "Trump rally," may have some vigor left, analysts say.
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"You can't hire people to do nothing," said Jill Mackie, spokeswoman for Portland, Oregon-based Vigor Industrial LLC, which makes combat craft for the Navy's Special Warfare units.
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To many, Bengaluru symbolizes India's rising economic vigor but the city has also been a victim of poor planning and congestion that can produce traffic jams for hours.
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With stints coaching the women's and men's national teams, Rezende, who has a degree in economics, added a level of vigor, strategy and discipline to the Brazilian game.
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On the project, Latasha raps with a powerful vigor, not unlike the rap that she absorbed during her many trips to Empire every other Friday as a teen.
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Roosevelt's youth -- not to mention his war heroics -- was a major selling point for him; he was seen as having the vim and vigor the country needed. 4.
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We can either listen to what these data engines are telling us about our tastes, or we can seek out music with a little more vigor and curiosity.
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The key, he told me, is to whip the potatoes with confidence, vigor and speed once you add the cheese, to build up the stringiness as it melts.
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"Night of the Flying Horses," from 2013, best illustrated her sharply attuned ear, capturing both the vigor and solemnity of musical selections by the Argentine composer Osvaldo Golijov.
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On such evenings, you might want a drink with a little more vigor—and the Darmstadt Smoke Bomb, as I like to call it, is the perfect remedy.
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The performers let R29's cameras peek into their creative spaces and see the vigor behind their work, where personal style becomes an expression of their musical ambitions.
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After a famous run by Alan Moore in the 1980s, as well as recent revamps, the series has finally returned with vigor by original co-creator Len Wein.
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During the campaign and right up to today, political, cultural, and economic elites have coalesced against Trump with a vigor unlike anything before seen in the modern era.
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Ted Cruz (Texas) Cruz suffered no real disasters but it was an underwhelming performance from the Texan just when he needed something to give his campaign new vigor.
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It's a sadly quiet ending to what has been a transformative tenure for this conductor, captured with propulsive vigor in Mr. Adams's brief but mind-bogglingly dense piece.
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The players seemed so likable last season, he said, and their youthful vigor so endearing, that he found himself not just rooting for them, but feeling for them.
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Macron, who at 40 could be Trump's son, has honed a grandiose theater of the center, thereby giving centrist politics new vigor at a time of extremist temptation.
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They have put a much-maligned early-season blowout loss to Pittsburgh distantly in their rearview mirror, evolving into a team that plays with pace, vigor and swagger.
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The militants have even on occasion struck back with some of their former vigor from their toehold, around the Syrian town of Hajin in Deir al-Zour Province.
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This development, along with the renewed vigor of domestic parliamentary opposition, goes some way to quashing the rising risk of no deal, and Berenberg retains its 40% probability.
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He has to be so charismatic and have that much vigor, otherwise you can't move the story [forward] because it's about all these individuals in a shared world.
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But he does not wield a whip nor wear a fedora nor, for that matter, display the vigor of a young Harrison Ford or a young Jackie Chan.
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Watch Seurat at work, dabbing specks of color on his canvas, and listen to the vigor (and rigor) with which he invests the repetition of those colors' names.
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Ms. Gerring presents her group in rarely seen duets, while Ms. Gillen, the director of the troupe Vim Vigor Dance Company, presents a preview of a new work.
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Literally, Lamb clung to guns and religion to take down Saccone, the hangdog Republican candidate who projected all the vigor of a wilted salad in his own campaign.
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" For these early American conservationists, the frontier was a place infused with, as the environmental historian William Cronon has written, the vigor and independence of America's "national character.
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He was a gifted poet — his late book-length poem "The River in the Sky" is a dark masterpiece — who also wrote with vigor and sensitivity about poetry.
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The shade represents passion, anger, vigor and speed, and is used by Target, in contrast to its biggest brick-and-mortar rival Walmart, which uses blue and yellow.
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Baldwin wrote about American racism — about the lethal and insidious power of whiteness to distort the nation's ideals and threaten its humanity — with unequaled vigor, humor and insight.
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Others have said they approve of Mr. Biden responding forcefully to attacks; they have urged him to show more vigor ahead of a possible showdown with the president.
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Even his gait as he climbed the stairs had a meaningful vigor, as if he was trying to prove to the steps that he could still conquer them.
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But the vigor with which Trump and the current Congress are pursuing these tactics and the rhetoric they've employed are wholly unprecedented, the experts I spoke with agreed.
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New York in those days, under Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, was a fraught but confident city, charging into the new century with a vigor unknown since the 1960s.
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A trade card advertising Ayer's Hair Vigor even ventures into the realm of mythology, featuring five mermaids applying the liquid cure to gray hair, baldness, dandruff, and more.
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The story is, of course, one that's happening to these people, but you probably could tell this story with a lot more verve and vigor if you wanted to.
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The fundraiser who said he'd "stop at nothing to try to get a check from you" now spends his time courting business to the state with the same vigor.
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If you notice blood in your pee after strenuous exercise, as in a marathon or something of similar vigor, then that's usually not a big deal, Dr. Chung says.
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And yet, despite sounding hoarse, his whirl of gray hair long gone snow-white, Clinton summoned a hint of his old vigor to try to take down Bernie Sanders.
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Translocation is an increasingly popular conservation strategy, used to move vulnerable populations out of harm's way, or to boost a species' genetic vigor by mixing genes between isolated groups.
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Human fingers and orifices sprout from the floral print tea pot and cups and they grasp at one another with enough vigor to completely warp each other's pale bodies.
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The ECB last week stuck to its ultra-easy policy stance as euro zone inflation continues to undershoot its target but acknowledged the vigor of the euro zone economy.
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Chuck admits to having made mistakes – "In my vigor I transgressed…" (what a great line) – but he also doesn't want to make Bryan Head of Criminal Prosecution just yet.
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These politicians have latched onto at least the first part of these two passages with vigor -- all the while ignoring the rest of the Old and New Testament's proclamations.
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First she had to storm into the bathroom to pump her veins full of fucking junk, and then get sugared up, and then come back out with renewed vigor.
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It's designed for sticky floors, bumming a cigarette off a stranger and doing a pick-me-up shot at 2AM before heading back onto the dancefloor with renewed vigor.
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There is a strange magic to this era of player power and freedom, and to the way it has rearranged the league's fraternity of stars with such violent vigor.
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The lure of legacy is pulling President Obama to designate national monuments at an unprecedented rate and with even greater vigor in the midnight hour of his last term.
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When asked why he thought Democrats were reluctant to lambast Farrakhan with the same vigor with which they attack the alt-right, Dershowitz said he thought it was political.
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When I look at the immediacy and urgency with which [Uber] reacted when Susan Fowler's situation was surfaced...holy cow has the organization reacted with enormous speed and vigor.
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And here, more than anywhere else in Rome, it's not hard to imagine him as he once was, a man of youth and creative vigor, laughing into the void.
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James Mitchell, a psychologist who helped design the C.I.A.'s interrogation program and later personally participated in waterboarding Al Qaeda prisoners, is portrayed with dark vigor by Douglas Hodge.
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As the conductor of the Simón Bolívar Youth Symphony Orchestra, El Sistema's flagship ensemble, he was known for performances of buoyant, joyous vigor, and also for his enviable charisma.
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"Premier Su has three strengths that Taiwan needs at the moment: experience, vigor and the ability to execute (policies)," she said in a speech at the Presidential Palace Friday.
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But they were pursued with especial vigor: the Fifth Republic, under Debré, became an even more technocratic and administrative one than France had had before—which is saying something.
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For the most part, though, I'll swallow my worries over the long-term direction of the socialist project for now and take pleasure in the vigor of the movement.
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Mr. McConnell, of Kentucky, forcefully reiterated his position during interviews with four morning news shows, bringing a renewed vigor to the battle over a replacement for Justice Antonin Scalia.
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But the Framers rejected parliamentary democracy because they wanted to give the president independence, all the better to check the legislature and ensure decisiveness and vigor in the executive.
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Ward took a brief sabbatical from the band that same year, but when he returned to At The Drive-In a year later, it was with a newfound vigor.
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Although Greg Derelian's surly facial and vocal expressions as Coriolanus seem a bit obvious, his rugged physicality and unflagging vigor fuse into a sturdy portrayal of a curmudgeonly hero.
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"China is advancing comprehensive deepening of reform with unprecedented determination and vigor," he said, according to a summary of his comments issued by Xinhua, the official Chinese news agency.
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The administration conspired with the real estate industry to undermine HUD's already limited powers, brought cases that attacked integration programs and showed scant vigor in enforcing civil rights laws.
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A month later, he told the Conservative Political Action Conference that his enemies were trying to take him out "with bullshit," a word he then took up with vigor.
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For his part, Mr. Modi should recognize the importance of a less statist approach and pursue with more vigor important initiatives like deregulation and privatization of state-owned companies.
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"Michael regrets that his vigor in promoting Client-1's interests in the heat of political battle led him to abandon good judgment and cross legal lines," they added.
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In 53, when Baluchi won approval to add a new lawyer to his team, he wanted the woman he'd seen on RT, defending his neighbors with so much vigor.
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Al día siguiente, hubo una gran confusión sobre si la cuarentena de toda la ciudad seguía en vigor y cuándo iba a empezar exactamente la cuarentena a nivel nacional.
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If an animal thrived despite the burden of an unwieldy or metabolically expensive ornament, then that animal had effectively demonstrated its vigor and proved itself worthy of a mate.
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He was the auteur who staged plays in abandoned warehouses, meat lockers and hotel rooms, who featured BDSM sex acts and incorporated dance sequences of breathtaking vigor and beauty.
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Mr. Allen's notes have a certain mossy elegance to them, a vigor, but he packs plenty of conflict into each one: What you hear most clearly here is need.
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But if the current economic vigor is only reflecting a short-term stimulus coming from the Trump administration's tax cut, then some kind of slowdown is to be expected.
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For youthful vigor and fresh ideas, look across the Atlantic, where France is dazzled by a 39-year-old president married to his 463-year-old former drama teacher.
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If initially his sartorial style was said to "reek of health, vigor and physical prowess," as one fashion expert observed before the election, it also read as insufficiently populist.
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Over the years she played earthenware instruments in the Brian Ransom Ceramic Art Ensemble and performed and recorded with several bands, including Hybrid Vigor, the Latin Lizards and Baboonz.
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"It's the vigor he has," said Virgil Sievers, an 20203-year-old retired grain and livestock farmer in the Centerville audience, when asked why he was leaning toward Buttigieg.
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The agent, Sean, is played with growly vigor by Idris Elba, and he pairs perfectly with Richard Madden (Robb Stark from "Game of Thrones"), who portrays Michael, the pickpocket.
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" Poindexter suggested that Attorney General Palmer was pursuing the deportation of these savages with insufficient vigor: "The government had positively refused in many cases to allow them to go.
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Editorial In a unanimous decision that gives new vigor to India's Constitution and challenges the government's rising authoritarianism, India's Supreme Court last week affirmed the fundamental right to privacy.
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"At this point, we have to replace the United States, which as an international actor has lost vigor, and because of it, in the long term, influence," he said.
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It would appear that, two hundred and eighteen years later, the principles of the Alien and Sedition Acts have sprung, with surprising vigor, from their resting place in history.
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Spicer's briefing was notable for the vigor with which he sought to put distance between the White House and the figures around whom speculation about Russian ties has swirled.
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It will demand a new politics, and a new integrity, such as the one Warren has set out and embodied with greater vigor, persuasiveness and coherence than anyone else.
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The monthly report on job creation is due next Friday, and a strong showing could ease some of the concern over the lack of vigor in the first quarter.
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Reuters reported on May 23 that the Batistas had considered partially or fully selling Alpargatas as well as dairy producer Fábrica de Produtos Alimentícios Vigor SA earlier this year.
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Since then, athletic recovery has become a verb—something athletes do with as much vigor as their training, aided by highly marketed products like compression gear and foam rollers.
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El 29 de enero entró en vigor una nueva política del gobierno estadounidense que obliga a ciertos solicitantes de asilo a permanecer en México mientras se procesan sus casos.
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It's glorious to see Elba working with great dialogue, but the movie belongs to Chastain, who throws herself into this role with abandon and vigor, and sells it completely.
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With a newfound vigor and sense of purpose, I powered through the same eight-part form as before, this time making sure to get all of the information right.
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While the jab seems to be belied by the Democratic septuagenarian's vigor, "Low Energy" Jeb Bush and "Little" Marco Rubio can attest to the corrosive impact of Trump's derisive nicknames.
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Chief Executive Officer Howard Schultz has said he wants to bring the Roastery model to cities globally, a bet that a new format can bring fresh vigor to the company.
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The plan comes two weeks after J&F Investimentos SA, the family holding company that controls Vigor, agreed to pay a record-setting 10.3 billion-real ($3.1 billion) leniency fine.
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The vigor of the eruption has dropped four-fold since it began on September 11 according to the latest report from the Observatories Volcanologique du Piton de la Fournaise (OVPF).
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Though not with the same vigor, they yelled when Sanders made statements, saying he was lying about her record or that he would not answer any question with specific statements.
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I paid attention when she taught, did my classwork with vigor and I even asked her to tutor me in math – whatever it took to spend more time with her.
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Susan Fowler brought renewed vigor to the importance of changing the bro culture that has long persisted at startups and tech companies with her now-famous blog post about Uber.
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A man of immense vigor and fighting spirit, he was ever fond of a lively bout with the gloves and he had his sons learn the art, mostly from himself.
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And, by the way, there's not a lot of vigor when they defend the position that they're taking, that they wouldn't even meet, for example, with a Supreme Court nominee.
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The result is Vitriola, a record that hits with the vigor of the band's early material—those Ugly Organ comparisons are very warranted—but with a decidedly more mature outlook.
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With a bit of nostalgia, Obama reflected on his more than seven years in office, saying he had been a young man of idealism and vigor before he became president.
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Further, there's a significant leap between voter records being out of date due to people moving and illegal voting, which has been investigated with vigor over the last two decades.
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Typically the reserve of people with bare feet, acoustic guitars and rollies tucked behind one year, recent years have thankfully seen the idea of "the singer-songwriter" given renewed vigor.
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But the concern is that the renewed vigor for action on Yemen -- however desperately welcomed it may be -- has come at the cost of disclosing the full truth on Khashoggi.
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Their strategy came as the vigor in federal merger enforcement had apparently been revived, and even exaggerated, even though this deal was in so many other ways big and audacious.
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Voluptuous clouds of hair, elongated breasts and other highlighted body parts give the gestural Sturm und Drang of Willem de Kooning's oil-painted women a run for their expressionistic vigor.
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Shuntaro Furukawa, the new president, told the Nikkei that one of his plans is to pursue mobile gaming with more vigor, aiming to build it into a billion-dollar business.
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Clinton is right to want to redistribute those green pieces from the sluggish wallets of the well to do to starved wallets of those who will spend them with vigor.
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As distinct from many of her predecessors, she has spoken with great vigor, and succeeded in spreading the message about how the US views issues considered at the United Nations.
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Major concerns include generally weak investment levels, financial markets that have not regained their pre-crisis vigor and trade growth volumes that are forecast to fall significantly below GDP growth.
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The proposal's open comment period recently received a record number of responses - 2202,2628 – double the amount of the previous record for a federal proposal, underscoring the vigor of the debate.
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He failed out of medical school, so he went to Kansas and started implanting goat testicles into men for loss of vigor and other things that are quasi-medical things.
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Charles Koch has also been the more visible Koch brother as the public face and voice of the network, and the network's leaders played up his vigor and continued commitment.
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In 2010, Argentina became the first country in Latin America to allow gay couples to wed — a move the church fought with a vigor similar to its battle against abortion.
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From being an example of the joblessness, poverty and despair that had assaulted much of the Continent, Spain was becoming an indicator of a European economy that had regained vigor.
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On Friday, Mr. Coburn said the fight was far from over, pointing in part to his complaint, but also to what he called a renewed political vigor from the experience.
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But the Chinese government tends to enforce certain rules and regulations with greater vigor during times of geopolitical tension, particularly when foreign companies are involved, business groups in China say.
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Además, sus esfuerzos se verán frustrados por el mismo cuerpo de leyes y conciliaciones judiciales que hasta ahora han impedido que muchas de las propuestas del gobierno entren en vigor.
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Ms. Markey and Ms. Davis (who have appeared together previously in the teasingly dreamlike plays of the Half Straddle company) bring a gymnast's vigor and precision to all their interpretations.
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Ms. Bruni Tedeschi portrays Beatrice with awe-inspiring, electric vigor, but the character remains a kind of cipher, a device to unlock the tragic dimensions of her new friend's story.
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With dark hair, an easy smile and the trim physique of a man who exercises 90 minutes a day, Mr. Dahlan exuded vigor and charm in a recent interview here.
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The vigor of Sanders's pushback will be enough to satisfy his supporters, many of whom are furious at Warren for what they see as an underhand effort to smear him.
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And so in the dark of one recent night, after months of protests by religious zealots, construction workers fell upon the Supreme Court's Lady Justice with cranes and unceremonious vigor.
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While the Hearst papers' front pages incited racial hatred of the black fighter typical of the time, Herriman, and some of his sports page colleagues, supported Johnson with surprising vigor.
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Dark wit and intellectual vigor mark the writing, as does empathy; the novel embraces the off-kilter, still-traumatic existence of a man undone by an unnecessary and misguided war.
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Trump appears to hate former President Barack Obama with a vigor perhaps matched only by his loathing of Hillary Clinton, the woman who beat him out in the popular vote.
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With the impeachment of Rousseff and Temer now on the table, a discussion of general elections as a possible way out of the political crisis has resurfaced with renewed vigor.
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It's bittersweet to witness the contrast between their youthful vigor, as they manically brainstorm ideas and share delight in their inventions, and their older, wiser present-day selves contemplating their results.
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Donald Trump's election in 22017, Brexit, and political upheaval throughout the world caused people to tune into news with vigor as they tried to make sense of the world around them.
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Hours after shaking up his campaign structure and days after a disappointing fourth-place finish in Iowa, Mr. Biden took the stage with a seeming renewed sense of purpose and vigor.
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HP advertises eight hours, which I can see being possible if you're conservative, but I use mobile systems with the same vigor as my desktop ones — or at least try to.
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Virtual reality content is still barely inching out of gimmick zone, so it's interesting to see it embraced with such vigor by a no-bullshit music group like Run the Jewels.
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Mary Fallin, responding to the Supreme Court's ruling on marriage equality, said that were it still legal to discriminate against the gay population in Oklahoma, she would do so, with vigor.
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The renewed vigor for policy enforcement comes amidst the continuing threat of foreign misinformation campaigns on Facebook and Instagram designed to polarize communities and influence elections in the U.S. and abroad.
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Already criticized for focusing on alleged crimes by Trump rather than Clinton, the Justice Department will be under considerable pressure to show equal vigor in pursuing some of these Beltway bandits.
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" Another notable target was the Propaganda Department, which the commission censured in June, saying that it "lacked vigor" and that "the political awareness of some leading officials has not been high.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Emmanuel Macron, who at the age of 39 has brought youth and vigor to the French presidency, is also developing a reputation for stinging and sometimes off-message language.
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Our team consists of talented, driven, curious people who have can-do attitudes, approach work with vigor and determination, learn quickly and work effectively in a fast-paced, rapidly changing environment.
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The NRA has been criticized this week for not responding to the incident, with some suggesting that the group isn't exhibiting it's usual pro-gun vigor because Castile was black. Rep.
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But this show also conveys the unquenchable energy that courses through the very attempt to make art, a vigor that bubbles to the surface at unexpected moments and in exhilarating ways.
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Investment manager Gina Miller, the lead claimant in the case, said she had received death threats, and Justice Thomas warned those responsible they would face the "full vigor of the law".
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One way to interpret moves over the months and years ahead is as a continuing set of wagers over which set of policies the Trump administration will pursue with most vigor.
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This is helped by rising rates, stronger economic growth and aggressive risk appetites: This helps explain the increased vigor of the market, with wider daily moves than last year's methodical grind.
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Prodigiously gifted and bursting with vigor at the piano, Caine is the uncommon player who sounds just as deft on a deep groove, a classical minuet or a freely improvised odyssey.
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Ms. Collins, an institutional-minded centrist who carefully reviews judicial nominees, has expressed similar views on Judge Kavanaugh and Roe and indicated that she will watch on Thursday with equal vigor.
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The musical's merits and flaws were being discussed with vigor and scholarship early on the morning of November 6753, when devout fans had begun to line up in the predawn hours.
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The health of our republic depends on shared principles like the First Amendment, but it is also built on the Teddy Roosevelt-like vigor of its citizens and local self-reliance.
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With his own presidential campaign an unqualified bust, Mr. de Blasio appears to have found his voice and renewed vigor as an attack dog for Mr. Sanders, the Democratic front-runner.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) Two weeks after suffering a heart attack that raised new questions about his health and age, Sanders needed a debate performance that showcased his vigor and vitality.
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Most of this resolves to Trump's insistence that he was opposed to George W. Bush's war of choice in Iraq, an assertion that Trump made with characteristic vigor and characteristic dishonesty.
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After a long pause starting in the late 1980s, it picked up with fresh vigor in 2017, after a ruling by Russia's Supreme Court declaring Jehovah's Witnesses an illegal extremist organization.
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Her long poem "An Octopus" is about the eight-armed glacier system that Mt. Rainier presents on a map—more than two hundred lines of minute description and fearsome intellectual vigor.
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The dear community decided to offer a class, And here are we gray beards hoping to pass, Learning the brave new worlds of phones, Our spirit, our vigor, once again hones.
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" The Mail isn't backing down, with a spokesman telling the BBC that the company will defend itself "with vigor" and that "there is nothing in this document which changes that position.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, taken at face value, they can seem nonsensical—"Shining bright like a diamond / We're beautiful like diamonds in the sky"—but when delivered with enough vigor they feel profound.
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But given the stalemate, EU leaders have asked the European Commission to work with "even more vigor" on preparations for a "no deal" Brexit, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said Wednesday.
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That shouldn't come as a surprise: The presidential physical exam is best understood as political theater — a show of the president's vigor and fitness — not an opportunity to uncover medical truths.
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The Raptors did make some schematic tweaks to try to open up additional driving room for Lowry, particularly early on in the game, and Lowry responded by attacking with more vigor.
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J&F's controlling stakes in dairy producer Fábrica de Produtos Alimentícios Vigor SA and pulpmaker Eldorado Brasil Celulose SA are also on the block and their sale processes advancing, the people said.
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But bad behavior by Gulf allies — human rights abuses, opposition to democracy movements, foreign policy actions that often undercut US interests — while far from ignored are discussed with less frequency and vigor.
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And if "Fear is the New Bliss" is an indication of what the band has in store for us, it shows that no amount of time off could ever dull their vigor.
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Key quote: The administration plans to address drug prices "with the same zeal and vigor that you saw on taxes," Mick Mulvaney, director of the Office of Management and Budget, told Bloomberg.
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Trump is taking Ryan's slight personally, and on Monday morning unleashed a string of tweets that indicate he'll attack Ryan and GOP leaders with the same vigor with which he's attacking Clinton.
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"I will continue to point out the truth and work with all the vigor that I have to represent 4th District Iowans for at least the next two years," King said Monday.
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Although some would argue against the tactics of this trade war (it should have been fought alongside allies, instead of alienating them), the Trump administration has persecuted the trade war with vigor.
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The sale of Alpargatas, Vigor and Eldorado could raise 10 billion reais and cut J&F debts by another 10 billion reais, people familiar with the family's strategy told Reuters on Sunday.
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They returned to the field with a bit more vigor and, ultimately, won the second half, 2-1, as France made a few substitutions and, also, a few mistakes at the back.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Mexico's Grupo Lala SAB de CV is close to acquiring Brazilian dairy company Fábrica de Produtos Alimentícios Vigor SA, a person with knowledge of the matter said on Monday.
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Third, the vigor in which the media reported Smollett's allegation and the fervor with which politicians spread it as evidence of Trump-induced hate shows the abhorrent nature of partisan politics today.
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The startling violence in "Sweeney" — which arrived on Broadway in 1979, well before "Game of Thrones" or "The Revenant" — may be why it is being revisited with such creative vigor these days.
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Each one of them, in its beauty, was even then and at once antique, but in the freshness of its vigor it is, even to the present day, recent and newly wrought.
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Ms. Goerke's vigor only grew in a crescendo toward all-out majesty in the final scene, a courtship with Mr. Vinke that ended with their leaping into love and matching high C's.
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Paul arrives that evening with his second wife ("rested, resilient, remarkable," Iris wistfully observes, a woman filled with "the vigor of youth, and love") and their infant daughter (who is, significantly, unnamed).
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Nowhere is that vigor felt more than in right field, where the stadium's most engaged fans inhabit the bleachers and the contours of the park provide little shield for the visiting fielder.
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People who attend these festivals aren't partying to get fucked up, but to get well—to heal, rejuvenate, and perhaps bring a piece of that newfound vigor back to the real world.
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The number of outstanding warrants for far-right extremists renewed concern among several experts that state law enforcement agencies were not pursuing the threat with consistent vigor, a continuing source of tension.
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Esta situación bien podría cambiar con la entrada en vigor del nuevo tratado comercial, aseveró Gustavo Alanís, director del Centro Mexicano de Derecho Ambiental, una de las principales organizaciones ambientales de México.
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The campus experience of late suggests that liberal Protestantism without the Protestantism tends to gradually shed the liberalism as well, transforming into an illiberal cult of victimologies that burns heretics with vigor.
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Within their individual compositions, both fought to reconcile seeming conflicts like tradition and innovation; drawing and painting; representation and abstraction; depth and flatness; vigor and poise; order and muddle; grandeur and humility.
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Rockets 116, Timberwolves 111 The Houston Rockets came out with noticeable vim and vigor on Friday night and it carried them to a 116-221 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves at Toyota Center.
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Reducing that output to a single best-of list is impossible, but here are 10 tunes that, at the very least, display his verve, his vigor, and his ongoing love of the new:
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" The piece then went on to contradict itself: "How can anyone imagine that erecting knockoffs of ancient buildings from other cultures would serve to demonstrate the dignity, enterprise and vigor of our republic?
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Suddenly there is renewed passion for and vigor in AI, and excited scientists are predicting we may be at the beginning of singularity — which could potentially lead to a human-created Cambrian explosion.
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But will that vigor and commitment last four or eight years past all those stops at union halls and factory floors, where working men and women wear hardhats and proudly wave American flags?
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White socks look like unwanted detritus when found on the floor or static-clinging to other laundry, but when on the legs of a woman they signal a youthful vigor for physical activities.
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Musicians and their managers were imbued with a renewed vigor for the battle after the RIAA released a report in March stating Vinyl record sales in 2015 brought in more revenue than YouTube.
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We are most likely meant to infer that Noland sends the orgone accumulator to help Kennedy with his sexual vigor as well as his many physical ailments, including his well-known back problems.
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As Kennedy tried to infuse American foreign policy with more vigor by supporting regime change in Cuba and an American military build-up in Vietnam, he found that Diefenbaker was a persistent impediment.
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The Food and Drug Administration has deferred action for too long, and must meet the tobacco companies with the same vigor, audacity and urgency that the industry has employed so effectively for decades.
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This includes revising our terrorism statutes, empowering law enforcement to pursue these terrorists with the same vigor as Islamist-inspired ones and investing in social approaches that prevent extremism and violence more broadly.
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Exercising with unusual vigor while you are enraged or emotionally distraught could be dangerous for your heart, according to a cautionary new study of the types of events that may trigger heart attacks.
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There is, in other words, very little breaking news, but what Mr. Laurano does, he tries to do with care and vigor and enough flourishes to keep your mind from wandering too far.
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In comments reported by the Columbus Dispatch, the director of Children Services in Muskingum County acknowledged the department hadn't publicized the Safe Haven Law with as much vigor as they once had done.
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The series acts as a sort of experiment in copyright infringement, meant to test the limits of the "Fair Use" doctrine and the vim and vigor of Kubrick copyright laws, so to speak.
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The approach grew out of the war on drugs in the 1990s and record levels of murders, criminologists say, as departments sought to use renewed vigor by patrol officers to prevent major crimes.
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In the hours after Team France's victory in Russia, an iconic photograph of President Emmanuel Macron of France cheering on the team circled the globe — a powerful image of youth, vigor and success.
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Via her XXXTentacion collaboration and her short-run relationship with Lil Xan (with whom she also released a song, "Live or Die"), Ms. Cyrus has flirted with the outlaw vigor of SoundCloud rap.
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Los aliados europeos que también forman parte del acuerdo les avisaron a empresas de ese continente que las ayudarán a cubrir las sanciones para que el pacto pueda seguir en vigor [en inglés].
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Doubts about India's economic vigor have been enhanced as Mr. Modi's government has sniped with the Reserve Bank of India, suggesting it should hand over some of its cash to finance public spending.
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"The only way in which we can account for the observed facts is by the supposition that color and ornament are strictly correlated with health, vigor and general fitness to survive," Wallace wrote.
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Impeachment, pursued with vigor, then becomes part of the larger argument against him and the Republican Party that has bolstered his presidency, indifferent to its corrosive effect on all parts of American life.
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Over the past several years, some students have begun to advocate that the university do more to distance itself from our second namesake, while others have come to Lee's rescue with increasing vigor.
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Hubo casi 251 menos de los vehículos más contaminantes en el centro de la ciudad en un día promedio, en comparación con el mes anterior a que entraran en vigor las nuevas reglas.
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The show was run by a 30-something Australian émigré named Tim Hewat, a former editor of the northern Daily Express and an instrumental figure in the expansion of broadsheet vigor to television.
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There is something thrilling, not dulled, in the very honesty of the film, and in the vigor with which feelings, expressed at any age, can strike us like a slap in the face.
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No quieren que sus planes se vean afectados; en parte, podríamos sospechar, porque entienden que la realidad del cambio climático tarde o temprano hará necesario que esas regulaciones vuelvan a entrar en vigor.
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His flow, a term that can seem all too hopefully applied to a great many rappers' lines, is uncommonly fluid, descended, in its dexterity, variety and vigor, from one of Lamar's influences, Eminem.
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But the damage accrued by cells in older muscles is especially severe, because they do not regenerate easily and they become weaker as their mitochondria, which produce energy, diminish in vigor and number.
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Dermot Mulroney almost literally phones in his role as an American agent, while William Moseley, as the garage-assault-coordinating henchman, chews the scenery with vigor — especially impressive since it's almost entirely concrete.
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Biden has said he will release his medical records before votes are cast, and has criticized those who have questioned his vigor, challenging one Iowa voter to pushup and IQ contests on Thursday.
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Biden, Sanders and Warren have all taken steps during the campaign to project an image of vigor — Biden and Warren by running at parades and public events, and Sanders with his frenetic schedule.
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Previous outdoor snapshots of Putin on holiday, including images of him fishing and sunbathing shirtless, appear intended to demonstrate his robust physical health and vigor as he wrestles with the affairs of state.
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They embrace, but with too much vigor, and Lofthouse's arm comes crushing down on the brim of the hat from behind causing it to tilt dangerously towards the back of James Bay's head.
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Characterized by colorful, geometric, and zigzagging lines that fill the canvas, Cruz's random application of thick squiggles of oil paint, from pastry cones over impasto swabs, assaults the viewer with energy and vigor.
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Existing on the road, existing at home, living in a time when a lot of younger people feel helpless—it's all given me a new vigor and desire to be ferocious with our music.
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But the extremely narrow margin of victory should also remind Trump's legions that the president-elect lacks a resounding mandate for many of the extreme policies he promoted with vigor on the campaign trail.
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Sin embargo, desde que entraron en vigor las sanciones para detener el comercio petrolero venezolano, Citgo se ha visto obligada a alejarse de Venezuela y comprar el crudo de otros países latinoamericanos y africanos.
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In anticipation of Democrats' automatically crying foul over the vigor of their questioning, I remind them of the ruthless grilling that Judge Alito endured at the hands of Senator Charles E. Schumer in 2006.
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The new footage gives us a welcome look at the HBO anthology's midwestern gothic aesthetic and apparent return to "good men forced to extreme measures" sequences that gave season one such vim and vigor.
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CCPR acquired the 50 percent stake owned by Vigor late last year, and soon after the first deal announced a second one, the sale of 100 percent of the company to the French group.
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In one of the most infamous attempts to slay a hurricane, Nobel laureate Irving Langmuir led a US military experiment in 280 to seed Hurricane King with ice in hopes of sapping its vigor.
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J&F has hired Bradesco to seek buyers for Vigor and the bank had also been advising the family on plans to merge Alpargatas' different classes of stock into common shares, the people said.
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Gore and his legal team pursued the recount with vigor but when the Supreme Court stopped the recount and the Florida results became official, he immediately conceded despite protests from many in his party.
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Seen properly, the invasion of Crimea wasn't evidence of Putin's swashbuckling vigor—it was a desperate land grab to prevent yet another country formerly in Russia's sphere of influence from gravitating toward the West.
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As the company enters "middle age," however, it may want to ponder exactly how it can bring some freshness and vigor back into its products and the manner with which it tells its stories.
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Those numbers of course could change if Cruz gets some wins and momentum, and as a result -- the establishment decided to attack Cruz with new vigor in hopes of denying him an Iowa victory.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - The European Central Bank should fight high and low inflation with equal vigor, Finnish central bank chief Erkki Liikanen said on Thursday, suggesting he had little tolerance for any eventual inflation overshoot.
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J&F controls the world's largest meatpacker, pulp and paper company Eldorado Brasil Celulose SA, dairy company Fabrica de Produtos Alimenticios Vigor SA, shoemaker Alpargatas SA and Banco Original SA, a mid-sized bank.
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In that youthful vigor, Norvilia arrived on campus as a freshman at Queens College in New York City—long dubbed "The Abortion Capital of America"—ready to offer hope and help to her classmates.
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Houston made headway by holding its own on the glass and defending with vigor, limiting Utah guard Donovan Mitchell to 19 points on 7-of-18 shooting and the Jazz to 39.0 percent shooting.
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"I will continue to point out the truth and work with all the vigor that I have to represent 4th District Iowans for at least the next two years," King said earlier this month.
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A modern new infrastructure is vitally important not just in the context of connecting these resources to markets and consumers but in the context of the overall health and vigor of the American economy.
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Mr. Wang has not escaped being called grandpa — he has two children and a 2-year-old granddaughter — but the honorific is accompanied by accolades for his vigor and his embrace of the new.
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Other American litigants will be emboldened to insert themselves in American foreign policy, and other nations will feel liberated to set aside the international immunity principle and target lawsuits at America with renewed vigor.
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Perhaps most importantly, do fake news consumers consider the "disputed" label—which comes from the lamestream media after all—a sign that a story is extra primo stuff, and read it with extra vigor?
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OTTAWA, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Canadian retail sales jumped far more than expected in November on higher sales of new cars and Black Friday purchases, pointing to some much-needed vigor for a struggling economy.
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By the time the Allied victory is declared and Japanese society begins to pick up the pieces, the comic is bursting with activity, a kind of frenzied desperation to suggest new life and vigor.
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Private equity firms Carlyle and Stellex are buying Vigor and merging the company with MHI Holdings, a ship repair, maintenance and ship husbandry services company owned by Stellex, according to a July 25 statement.
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In one of the most infamous attempts to slay a hurricane, Nobel laureate Irving Langmuir led a US military experiment in 22007 to seed Hurricane King with ice in hopes of sapping its vigor.
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He sometimes performs with a full orchestra, but he's just as dazzling with his quartet — the group that appears on his 63 album, "Vigor Tanguero," which won a Latin Grammy for best tango album.
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They always battled, as one British World Cup commentator put it, with "vigor and verve," refusing to accept that work ethic and guile couldn't close their skill gap with the rest of the world.
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There followed an intensive seminar in the newsroom of The New York Times, during which issues of timeline integrity and what might or might not be canon were debated with appropriate vigor and solemnity.
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Mr. Macron is unpopular enough that some analysts are finding new vigor in the poll numbers of politicians on the center right like Xavier Bertrand, and even the far-right leader Marine Le Pen.
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"The central bank is pursuing this case with the utmost vigor, and if anyone within the bank is found to be involved, we will take legal action as appropriate," a spokesperson told the Journal.
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The decision by judge Luis Felipe Ferrari Bedendi followed a motion by Vigor Alimentos SA, which is controlled by Mexico's Grupo Lala since October, questioning the deal between the producer cooperative CCPR and Lactalis.
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And though people around him insisted he had a young man's vigor, so many misrepresentations came out of his mouth -- and the mouths of his aides -- that no one could know what was true.
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Rockets 116, Timberwolves 111 HOUSTON — The Houston Rockets came out with noticeable vim and vigor on Friday night and it carried them to a 116-111 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves at Toyota Center.
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"No other government flexes its political muscles with such vigor and determination to undermine the international human rights standards and institutions that could hold it to account," wrote Kenneth Roth, the organization's executive director.
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Pugh's administration pursued this with more vigor than discretion, whether it was a headlong pursuit of Amazon or handing hundreds of millions of dollars in tax credits to billionaires like Under Armour's Kevin Plank.
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Experiments with new technologies are not new, but there is a renewed vigor to modernize the military with increased budgets, new threats, and new imagined battlefields against technologically equipped foes like China and Russia.
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He described them, in general, as curious, relatively unconstrained and full of "physical and emotional vigor," not so different from the older aunt or uncle who insists on shooting squirt guns at family reunions.
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Sisi's campaign against journalists is spreading with renewed vigor just as the U.S. House of Representatives is proposing $1.3 billion dollars in aid to Egypt, with the Senate set to consider appropriations as well.
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On March 28, 1996, Parks went into a Wal-Mart in Milledgeville to purchase cat food, leaving his 1992 Acura Vigor parked in the fire lane in front of the store, state prosecutors said.
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It was when Vigor removed her hat and flipped her hair in a way that was just so very Taylor that the crowd really lost it, though — or we should say started to lose it.
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The industry also has new vigor, with President Donald Trump setting a pro-hydrocarbon agenda from the White House, encouraging more drilling and construction of energy infrastructure, including the controversial Keystone and Dakota Access pipelines.
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James Harden and Eric Gordon keyed a fourth-quarter shooting exhibition that, combined with some earlier defensive vigor, carried the Rockets to a 111-92 win over the Bucks on Wednesday night at Toyota Center.
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Apart from the rigor of his work and the vigor of his presentation, one of the things you should know about Larry is one of the things that I have always admired most about him.
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Legislators took up the fight with renewed vigor in 2015, when the anti-abortion group Center for Medical Progress released sting videos purporting to show Planned Parenthood officials profiting off procuring fetal tissue for researchers.
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Nikki Haley Positives: Ideology, competence, fundraising, age/vigor/charisma, elite support Negatives: Trumpism, likelihood of running, stature/popularity United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley has been one of the few outstanding figures of the Trump administration.
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Mitt Romney Positives: Elite support, fundraising, competence, political experience Negatives: Ideology, not NeverTrump, age/vigor/charisma, likelihood of running Romney is especially popular among the sort of country-club-ish Republicans who most dislike Trump.
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Last week at KubeCon and CloudNativeCon in Copenhagen, we saw an open source community coming together, full of vim and vigor and radiating positive energy as it recognized its growing clout in the enterprise world.
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"The clean energy and climate communities need to defend energy innovation with the same vigor they're defending environmental protections," said Josh Freed, vice president for clean energy at Third Way, a center-left think tank.
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Such phrases were in full supply and shouted with vigor last night, as the band ran through a flawless set, drawing mostly from Apologies, which includes the majority of the band's most single-friendly songs.
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"I am looking forward to with renewed energy, vigor and vim looking at the detail of all of this," Raab said in a brief statement ahead of a meeting with EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier.
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With his vigor for philanthropy and tireless efforts to expand the reach and impact of the Library, he achieved so much to advance the Library of Congress as an enduring place for scholars and learners.
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What most impressed me was the keenness of her mind and the vigor with which she delivered her message, augmented with facts and figures like a lawyer in her prime winning the case at hand.
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J&F's controlling stakes in dairy producer Fábrica de Produtos Alimentícios Vigor SA and pulpmaker Eldorado Brasil Celulose SA are also on the block and their sale processes are advancing, Reuters reported in recent weeks.
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Along the way, he drew comparisons to Nabokov and Conrad, two Eastern European predecessors who also started writing in English later in life, imbued it with foreign vigor, and ran rings around the native speakers.
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