But I'm really happy that I came into it void of judgment, void of assumptions for any of the people in the house.
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A life completely void of commuting, the internet, and screens.
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Tom's face was alert, but willfully neutral, void of emotion.
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Still, Kemp's job merely covered the void of losing football.
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But his campaign has also been mostly void of policy.
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His rooms slavered and wailed with the void of her.
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Now imagine doing that in the void of deep space.
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She will be void of course (VOC) from 5:30 a.m.
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"There is a void of proposals in this country," Buscaglia said.
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The buy side of the specialist book was void of orders.
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I realized there's been a huge void of knowledge and education.
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"There's a void of political capital in these areas," she said.
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"Cities are stepping into the void of leadership," Mr. Emanuel said.
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But that doesn't make them void of this kind of issue.
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If I'm silent, the void of half-light will gobble me up.
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Carol Lackie's classroom at Central High School is seen void of students.
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The dashboard and the passenger area are just as void of features.
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It's void of corrosive chemicals, too, making it non-threatening to pets.
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He is void of any sort of facial expression that indicates emotion.
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Instead, the popular Chion and Nison temples were nearly void of sightseers.
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Don't overexert yourself, as she goes void-of-course until 10:48 a.
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So, here's what one looks like in an empty void of white space.
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But collateralized loan obligations, or CLOs, remain frozen after the void of volatility.
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So have the disarray and the leadership void of both main opposition parties.
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It's similar experientially, but this is faith in the yawning void of potentiality.
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I was feeling excruciatingly lonely and fundamentally unlovable and wholly void of joy.
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The community is depicted as an idyllic place void of everything that's unpleasant.
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Into the void of her silence, the rapist sends a lone question mark.
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Oysters on the half shell are neatly shucked but void of ocean flavor.
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From conception, it's been derided as half-baked, artificial, and void of mental nutrients.
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It's also because it's void of the shadow of sex it's so much deeper.
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Void of personal connection and even a face, you're left with only a voice.
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EST when the Moon goes void-of-course for the last time this week.
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Di Vito's artwork is plain, and the writing is void of any real threat.
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"Some abstraction of today is repetitive and void of an individual voice," he says.
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Here's hoping Raven's Home can fill that void of shows we watched while babysitting.
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It's postwar modernism, the style that filled the void of a bombed-out city.
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The logo is intentionally void of any flag colors or national symbolism from Russia.
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Behind you is a sleek walkway over the infinite void of sky and stars.
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Others tried to fill the void of information when the early warning system failed.
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In the void of information surrounding our intelligence agencies, they project a deep state.
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With a void of information on the mainland, they take on an aura of believability.
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Void of people, the voices of children from Ma'ale ha-Zeitim wafted over the walls.
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It's a place with deep cultural roots and almost completely void of mass-produced food.
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Void-of-course periods are a great time to recharge your emotional and spiritual batteries.
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EST, entering a second well-timed void-of-course period ending at 7:22 a.m.
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"The record is void of what motivated him, what got him to go," Zwerling said.
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Think of working through a void of course moon like trying to run through water.
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Ramírez—that can sell any book, no matter how poorly written or void of insight
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Adams's bio, meanwhile, is void of any detail that could possibly confirm his professional claims.
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Do people look for jokes that relate to the darkness and void of human existence?
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Fear not, online shoppers, the internet is not totally void of the multicooker brand yet.
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Shocking, extreme, and potentially radicalizing content is compelling, even if it is void of fact.
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The photos show a car void of the radical design language found on the concept.
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"Many might have thought you were stoic and void of emotion," the judge told Olsen.
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His mother was schizophrenic, which opened a void of trust and predictability in their home.
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As long hoped for links fell through, more complex theories filled the void of collusion.
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But similarly online misinformation can rush to fill the void of faster-moving health crises.
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Rippling's four other billboards, void of any jab at a competitor, are still on display.
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These sentiments are void of fact and are a false reflection of Castro's historical record.
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That doesn't mean the other clothes in the store are void of potential emotion. Hardly.
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But the void of answers is quickly filled by the work in front of you.
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In it, the lights are off, the desks void of people, as Zuckerberg defends his initiative.
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The moon wanes into Pisces on Wednesday, going void-of-course again until 10:56 p.
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Taryn: Lou sprinkles a handful of Parmesan cheese, but the pie is otherwise void of dairy.
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Daphne lay with her back to him, staring at the blue-white void of her inbox.
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I literally had nightmares for months involving giant red typography in the black void of dreamspace.
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For them, 4/20 likely remains a more casual affair void of big sponsorships and marketing.
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Take it slow on Wednesday, when the Moon goes void-of-course from 10:24 a.
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The company was quick, thoughtful, respectful to the Trump family, and void of any perceived partisanship.
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But in a true display of Washington dysfunction, that letter is void of any Republican signatures.
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I think it's easy to tip over in that void of just jerking off the guitar.
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This nothingness inspired me, in the howling void of my survivor's journey, to alter my course.
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The fact that they're purposefully void of meaning always winds up making them feel somewhat sinister.
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But with him gone, there seemed to be a void of direction, which Trump coverage filled.
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Fortunately, there have been several online start-ups that are filling the void of local reporting.
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Because a lot of times, we are making music in this void of, we're old dudes.
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Harris and Gillibrand are void of many of the flaws that turned away potential Clinton voters.
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Democrats believe that the Trump administration's void of ethics will sour American voters on the president.
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A 2013 photo of the city&aposs skyline is void of Salesforce Tower&aposs imposing figure.
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Serving as audioguides of sorts, they were void of mp3 players, headsets, or other audio devices.
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And the national scene… The national scene is void of any particular hope at the moment.
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"We're trying to fill the void" of real news and information left by Russia, Mr Tihonenko says.
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EST on Monday, and begins a void-of-course period that lasts until 9:41 p.m. EST.
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For many of us, music fills the void of the words we are too afraid to say.
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These spaces were frequently "void of dignity," says Jeffrey Mansfield of MASS Design Group, an architecture firm.
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On Monday, the moon is void of course from early in the morning until 7 p.m. EST.
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Produced by Turbo, "One Call" is void of the slinky guitars the two have made their signature.
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"Their second amendment concern is void of concern for African-Americans," he said during a press conference.
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Though NASA's raw recordings tell you what you might already expect—the void of space sounds terrifying.
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Shoukry told CNN on Thursday that Qatar's response to the demands was "totally void of any substance."
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In a bid to fuel my excitement and fill the aching void of time until the Sept.
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"It's so void of any sustenance and reality, but therefore very enjoyable," he said about the convention.
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It was bad enough that the man had filled the void of his night calculating Min's age.
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How to grit your teeth and send your creative work into the uncaring void of the internet.
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They are deeply uncanny: old sepia prints of interior sets intended for portraits, but void of people.
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Trump and Giuliani may be rambling and close to incoherent, but they are not void of strategy.
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It's void of any real understanding of the high stakes between the United States and North Korea.
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Many of the museum spaces I entered at the University of Bologna were void of other visitors.
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V-Day is an unruly holiday, void of any real tradition and guaranteed joy apart from chocolate.
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The city skyline was void of the imposing Salesforce Tower in 2013, which was when construction began.
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Here, I have placed that skull and all that it symbolizes within the dark void of space.
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On others, we stare into the void of our screen and nothing seems to work any more.
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The primary has moved the Republicans far to the right and has been pretty void of policy.
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Prepare for a rest period on Tuesday when the moon goes void-of-course until 6:49 p.m.
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Sunday is truly a day of rest as the moon goes void-of-course from 11:10 a.m.
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Like most tweets shouted out to the faceless void of #brand Twitter accounts, it should have ended there.
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According to Corriere, a toast during a dinner held in honor of Rouhani was also void of alcohol.
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While the moon is void of course, you'll be better off sticking to only the most essential tasks.
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But listen, and listen good: A routine void of serums is a huge missed opportunity for skin improvement.
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Much of the exhibit is scenes of factories, smokestacks and urban landscapes void of humans, movement and color.
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But at his school library, the 11-year-old noticed a void of books about kids like himself.
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Here, the violence of his cuts are an act of creation against the void of the picture plane.
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Oftentimes the artist completely removes their faces, leaving a void of nothingness in the center of the compositions.
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The director did this by turning the journey into an interior one, making the video void of people.
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I see myself on-screen all the time and I can't lie, I'm not void of these feelings.
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My point is that life is a dull and pointless void of nothingness and we all die alone.
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If you did not, this is probably void of relevance—or slightly off, because I am American. Sorry.
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I gave up and sat in the darkness, longing for the endlessly entertaining void of my iPhone screen.
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By then, the EPA boasted that the Supreme Court's decision amounted to a nullity — void of legal force.
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Thirty years after the tragedy, the former Jonestown commune appeared to be void of any signs of life.
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In the dark, barren, low-poly void of infinite space, there is a nameless planet and its creator.
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The stretches of tall buildings and void of people become an altered landscape, which is somehow visually compelling.
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But the S20 Ultra's 100x zoomed photos are blurry and void of detail, and they look plain bad.
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Liam impulsively suggests they take a "friendship friend trip," a weekend getaway void of heartfelt conversations and romance.
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"We live in a moment, a time period, with a void of political and spiritual leadership," Hawke said.
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And notably, these landscapes were usually completely void of people, suggesting another West to be won and protected.
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The primary has moved the Republicans far to the right and has been pretty much void of policy.
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He's lost in a white void of nowhere, with no physical logic and an eerie sense of hopelessness.
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The light, the wind, and human movement passes through the lower part of the void of the curved surface.
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The cum felt weirdly void of taste, not at all like the sourness I noticed earlier in the week.
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Trying to fill the void of Game of Thrones now that HBO's epic series has come to an end?
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It really hard to understand a void of something if you've never been made aware that that void exists.
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In the starless void of intergalactic space, there are clouds of cosmic gas as old as the Milky Way.
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Most tweets are uncomplicated, void of nuance, and simple — but somehow, many rack up thousands of retweets and likes.
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TimeBy far one thing that reveals the inner void of McDonald's food is the steady march of time itself.
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This isn't to say your response should be void of emojis—just that it should have some substance, too.
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Baio did appear as Bob Loblaw in Arrested Development, so it's not like he's totally void of cultural cache.
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Maybe it's time to spice it up with some truly scary tracks: horrifying sounds from the void of space.
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In these remote places in Big Bend National Park, the Rio Grande seems void of any power to divide.
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The separation of culture and politics leaves cultures open to economic exploitation and states void of a creative mission.
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Finland is sometimes seen as socialist economy with sky-high taxation that is void of opportunities for entrepreneurial individuals.
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They live boring, safe lives that are void of the risk and excitement they need to feel fully alive.
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The works play up the void of outer space, sometimes with shocks of color, other times in marbled grayscale.
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And the birds, once dead and void of context in museum drawers, now play a part in environmental history.
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The famous tourist site looked significantly void of people this week, as can be seen in this aerial photo.
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Instead, there is only the cultural void of an America uninterested in embracing the openness that makes us great.
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The Mariana Trench is the deepest point on Earth, void of light with the pressure of 8983 jumbo jets.
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In 10 years&apos time, nearly all big discretionary managers could see a public market void of obvious plays.
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" Khan told the Post that Trump is "void of empathy" and "unfit for the stewardship of this great country.
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It was a bruising face-off, void of much actual policy, but chock-full of kissing up to Trump.
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"This creates a void of protection of confidentiality for the users of these services," the draft said, referring to OTTs.
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At night, if you listen closely, you can hear Mercury screaming into the dark void of space, begging for love.
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We're ready for a break when the moon goes void-of-course until the next day at 6:13 a.m.
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The earphones fit inside it perfectly, neither dancing around in a void of space nor crumpling up into a mess.
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We visited on a Tuesday afternoon, in the middle of a workday, so the neighborhood seemed void of all residents.
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The Royals turned to left-hander Brian Flynn to attempt to fill the void of a reliable No. 25 starter.
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When she's the only figure onscreen in a giant void of space, this approach only serves to highlight her loneliness.
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Years ago, he noticed first-hand the void of mentors in Clarkston, so he began the program to give back.
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Exploiting a void of security The Bamako attack in November marked Belmoktar's homecoming to AQIM after three years of estrangement.
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They despise the "MSM," The Guardian and The Daily Mail alike, howling their disgust into the void of social media.
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To do so, Mike Hill had to create a smooth paint job void of any garment lines on her skin.
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There you have it, all the makings of a truly memorable Thanksgiving meal, void of meat, dryness, sadness, and guilt.
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That the monstrous void of the inhuman just straight-up eats our beloved franchise and produces nothing of value afterward.
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I find this unrestricted power too void of alternatives, because the experts do not have the mandate of the electorate.
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Those born into a colonial context are born into a milieu void of attachment to Algerian land, culture, and people.
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Shellfish should be limited, however, and meat and poultry should be free-range, organic, and void of hormones and antibiotics.
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The pictures, without the disorder of war, are so void of harm or malice as to preserve the viewer's innocence.
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But it is void of concern -- an invocation of a place struggling with violence for a raft of complex reasons.
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And yes, there is such a thing as a brownie that is simultaneously void of THC but is still illegal.
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Take a well-needed break on Saturday afternoon as the moon goes void-of-course for the rest of the day.
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Take your foot off the gas and relax as the Moon goes void-of-course for the rest of the day.
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President Trump's political opponents are behaving like a rudderless mob, void of policy ideas, and hell-bent on provoking a confrontation.
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The 10 decibels in the room keep it from feeling like the silence one imagines in the void of outer space.
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Others speak of the friends and family among those who have "been disappeared" into the dark void of the violent region.
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Spend your Monday banging out administrative tasks, as the Moon goes void-of-course from Monday morning at 53:01 a.m.
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We're a tribal species, and Journey LIVE group classes could use camaraderie to lure us into the satisfying void of nirvana.
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After months of mentally preparing for the inevitable void of her absence on the series, Netflix decided to troll our heartstrings.
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Anyway, keep on yelling into the void of online, and remember—Settlers of Catan expansion packs do not count as clutter.
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In reality, the differences belong to a category Nobel physics laureate Max Planck described as phantom problems "void of all meaning".
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Or they can expose for everything else in the shot, which leaves the plume looking bright white and void of detail.
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He soon found himself in a space without walls, in a void of light, where he was visited by his children.
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There are no assertions about internet tribalism, resurgent populism, or the spiritual void of modernity; there isn't even a Trump cameo.
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Immediately after starting to take Dream Leaf, I'd wake up completely blank, as though my sleep was completely void of dreams.
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With Backdrop, the Ebels have applied personal branding and style signifiers to a business "void of any emotion," Mr. Ebel said.
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"Put a daily touch-base on their calendar to fill the void of the daily swing by their desk," she recommended.
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Other businesses in addition to airlines are pushing for loans or direct government grants to fill the void of lost sales.
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Composed entirely of portraits of relatives, friends, and Aix-en-Provence locals, the collection is void of smiles or demonstrative postures.
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"Every gesture of resistance which is void of either risk or impact is nothing but a cry for recognition," Zweig insists.
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They suggest being gay means you have failed as a man, void of masculinity and the power that comes with it.
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I think we found ourselves unintentionally compensating for the sonic void of not having a second guitar and a bass player.
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Lush has announced plans to open its first "Naked" store in the UK, which will be entirely void of any plastic packaging.
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But a return to the series also means a tidal wave of drama — something Patridge's life hasn't exactly been void of recently.
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Her bathroom is also void of any personal touches, leaving only the double vanity and soaking tub for the home's next owners.
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Dada foresaw a void of meaning compounded by a lack of objective truth — which paints the landscape for art and life today.
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Sony's CES announcements this year are neatly summarized by the void of nothingness between COO Mike Fasulo's hands in the photo above.
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Tech-house has become a catch-all term that seems to suck in everything that the gatekeeper's deem void of sufficient feeling.
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The other characters carry on with unrelated conversation, as Butter Bot stares blankly into space and the deep void of random existence.
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These streams also assist with filling the void of the lack of local sport content on regional television stations across the country.
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Shorts like "All Your Base Are Belong to Us" and "The Dancing Baby" were brief, surrealist non-sequiturs void of commercial purpose.
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I don't know if I'd have enjoyed the movie as much if I hadn't just sat through the sucking void of Bright.
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From the semantic void of images that could be from any war emerges a deeper understanding about the nature of war itself.
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Because every Monday I gaze into the shining void of my phone, my eyeballs transfixed by the addicting madness of Bachelor Twitter.
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However, we can either work with legal realities in crafting such reforms or simply "scream into the void" of our constitutional law.
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But overall, the board voiced the most outrage over what it calls the "cowardly, mute void" of GOP lawmakers from the region.
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"We want a healthy, void-of-conflict-of-interest relationship between people who create products for education and their customers," she said.
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We watch people running into the white void of the paper, dancing around a maypole made of scarves, and climbing a mountain.
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It capped a career in which he said he never got bored, even when he was in the void of outer space.
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Looking at the homepage of any camming website today feels very much like gazing into a pornographic, multidimensional void of those moments.
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It is time for the civilization to become new once more, a home void of sexuality, binds, and addictions of their world.
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Throughout the athletes' careers, they say they have witnessed mountains become void of snow and glaciers retreat to just a fading memory.
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That social glue, however, has decayed in recent decades, creating a void of despair, alienation, and frustration in so-called Middle America.
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Hit the hay early on Tuesday night and rejuvenate yourself while the Moon goes void-of-course at 2:26 p.m. EST.
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On "Missing U," she chases heartbreak into the thumping void of the dance floor and watches it disappear: a familiar Robyn trick.
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MC As artists, it gives us more power and responsibility to bring people together, to fill the void of love and unity.
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It was half past two and the restaurant was empty, a void of crisp white tablecloths, punctuated by tacky, oversized ceramic vases.
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It is especially ironic when that offended graduate piloted helicopters and braved the void of space in her service to the nation.
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Like their cancer-causing predecessors, they fill the insatiable void of social (or anti-social) discomfort with the momentary buzz of stimulation.
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If there's one thing I've learnt while staring, dead-eyed, into the neon-coated void of NOW compilations, it's that they're all awful.
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We get a rush when an attack swarm on Twitter fills that void of boredom that almost convinced you to do something productive.
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Tuck in for a restorative night of rest as the moon goes void-of-course until the next morning at 6:23 a.
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But the testosterone-driven sector is almost totally void of women - with matatu owners, drivers, conductors, mechanics and even designers virtually all men.
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But meanwhile, the Affordable Care Act's individual markets, while stable, remain expensive in many rural areas due to a void of insurance options.
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The journalists seated between them stare straight ahead, seemingly into the void-of-the-unknown that awaits us all with the incoming administration.
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For others, it's a chance to beat their chests and scream about Christian and conservative stupidity into the faceless void of the internet.
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Only psychedelics remained profoundly interesting—at least the void of a k-hole loops back into infinity, gesturing towards some larger ineffable meaning.
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The week runs a bit like a rollercoaster, as the Moon goes void-of-course again all day Friday until 12:25 a.m.
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They're two souls scared of commitment and struggling to give up what they've built: a life without boundaries but void of personal meaning.
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Daniel Roebuck (Actor): My career before River's Edge was the black void of space—not unlike what was here before the Big Bang.
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As is increasingly evident, the internet is by no means void of interstate power politics, but is rather a growing venue for them.
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Alas, the harsh winter of political rhetoric killed that tender shoot looking for the sun of bipartisanship, finding instead a void of harshness.
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The existence of a perfect witness, void of credibility issues, or a proverbial skeleton in his or her closet is a pure fantasy.
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Mousavi said Iran "knows well that such hypocrite statements are completely void of sincere sympathy," according to the state-run news agency IRNA.
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Bless Goner Records for filling the void of Jay Reatard's death with unreleased tracks like this one by Reatard's former band Angry Angles.
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The announcement is also frustratingly void of details about the new season, but we do have some vague ideas of what's to come.
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And my anosmia was caused by rhinosinusitis, which means my blocked olfactory system cleared out after a miserable 10 days void of flavour.
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The streets are void of people and cars; the store fronts are life-size photographs, printed on canvas and hung on steel frames.
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Let's face it: Working from home means you need to fill the void of the office chatter you'd normally find tedious and distracting.
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"Store shelves in Taiwan, China and Japan are void of bleach (and) hand sanitizer," Neilsen analysts also noted in their report on Monday.
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It was more of a talk-show network than a news network, and it thrived by filling a void of conservative media coverage.
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Separately, the bleary, harsh sunlight of "State Forest," the nervy urban exploration of "Nightmarket," and the crackling void of "Beachfires" may seem aimless.
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He relaxed when he stared into the Bog Girl's face, which was void of all judgment, smiling at him with its mysterious kindness.
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It made civilians fit every void of the nascent ghost towns with a new infrastructure: One needing no man to ever watch over.
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So for Dark Hearts of Space it became obvious these these gaps of musical silence would be about a void of some sort.
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Ghuloum explores the formal character of her paintings while simultaneously making them articulate her struggle to live with the void of her sisters.
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Instead of working on new projects, hunker down on maintaining your core tasks while the Moon goes void-of-course until 10:00 p.
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Going on a blind date — or, at least, watching people go on one — feels like a breath of fresh air, void of preconceived notions.
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It is a comment on nothing; it embodies nothingness itself—a repeated void of humor that passes for a joke in today's cyber-reality.
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With its nondescript decor, void of personal effects on the white walls, it could have well served as the office of a middling therapist.
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If a wandering star happened whiz past a planetary system, small rocky worlds could literally be kicked into the frigid void of interstellar space.
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Here's where to start if you're interested in nuking your timeline and keeping future tweets from falling into the internet's vindictive void of posterity.
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But SpaceVR's project aims to move beyond coded reality and into the realm of plunging VR users into the real void of outer space.
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Their answers were hyperbolic, bellicose, exaggerated, and many times void of any facts, their solutions untenable in the real world of governance and leadership.
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From the auto sector to telecommunications to agriculture, the two countries often found themselves in tense arguments, full of acrimony and void of trust.
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After spending more than 5 minutes in any of these soundscapes, reality hits like a dull thud, void of crackling flames and secret possibilities.
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But the void of official support arguably helping him — it was proof that he really was untouched and untainted by the unpopular GOP establishment.
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" This is Zebra's quest: "I, a modern literary inventor, was going to walk the void of my multiple exiles causing trouble, discombobulating the world.
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Dew-S-A is void of sugar and resembles the pale glow of a half-baked idea—one that inexplicably made it into production.
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The local clinic, a temporary outfit with commuter specialists that was expected to fill the void of the destroyed hospital, didn't have a respirator.
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That's called "emotional eating," alternatively called "comfort food," where you fill the void of frustration, boredom, sadness, or loneliness, with, in my case, carbohydrates.
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"We're really trying to fill in the void of lack of advertising and support to enrollment assisters," said Dara Taylor, director of consumer assistance.
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Drawing from a long Afrofuturist tradition, Splendor & Misery captures in equal measure the solitude, terror, and hope offered by the void of outer space.
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Anything that you attempt during this void-of-course period has a high chance of going nowhere, like a paper plane in a windy field.
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" The Independent ended the chat with Hammer by pointing out how he and Chambers work to make sure their home is void of "toxic masculinity.
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But a deep dive into the natural world, void of all human technology and earth-moving, reveals an incredibly intricate, dreamlike, and almost alien world.
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The moon will be void of course on Saturday, so spend the day the way it was meant to be spent — doing nothing at all.
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When Thursday arrives, allow yourself to relax when the moon spends all day void-of-course, not quite in Taurus and not quite in Gemini.
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Other officials have pointed to an attempt in February to unload the investigation onto a new Democratic commissioner whose office was still void of furniture.
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But the community, void of condominium high rises and hotel chains, is bound to be built differently to limit future damage, Mayor Al Cathey said.
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His parents had a nasty divorce when he was eight, so JoJo begins her visit with Chase's Dad in a house mysteriously void of handrails.
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He later added: "[Trump] is void of empathy, so I will continue to reach out to Republican voters to refrain from voting for this candidate."
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BOSTON — Normally void of histrionics or a game that leans into palpable physicality, Al Horford has dominated these NBA playoffs in an uncharacteristically confrontational way.
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" - The Southeast Asian Press Alliance said the journalists were "only doing their jobs in trying to fill the void of information on the Rohingya conflict.
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It is the one piece in the show that doesn't push to recreate a fictional site (void of real citizens) or rely on visitor intervention.
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And that means that just about everyone in both films is a blank — at best a collection of tics, at worst a void of personality.
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" - The Southeast Asian Press Alliance said the journalists were "only doing their jobs in trying to fill the void of information on the Rohingya conflict.
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With schools closed around the country, zoos and aquariums are trying to fill the void of children's activities with "home safaris," virtual tours and webcams.
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But I'm hoping that that wish of an optimistic, positive possibility, void of terror for five [expletive] seconds, will be a part of our narrative.
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Wait, that's not true, they were giving me lewd messages, personal discomfort, a Grand Canyonesque void of nonmatches, and maybe three dishwater dates per year.
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Those influencers who, when viewed through the prism of Kaepernick's actions, appear to be void of any principles that might negatively impact their bottom line.
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He has passed into what he calls the "void of signification"—a realm of the "virtual" in which language dissolves into a succession of sounds.
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" - The Southeast Asian Press Alliance said the two journalists were "only doing their jobs in trying to fill the void of information on the Rohingya conflict.
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Anyway, in an attempt to stave off the yawning void of hopelessness that's descended now that Season 7 is over, I've made a whole bunch more.
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A criminal herself, Dibs was tasked with attempting to create life in the void of space, a task rendered near-impossible because of high radiation levels.
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Leto's performance was so void of nuance and subtlety, it made any subtext supertext, and turned the character into an agonizingly uncool failure of a villain.
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Unlike most of the projects represented, this endeavor is one that anticipates threat, representing a broad concern to preserve history even in regions void of conflict.
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Keep in mind, however, that a void of strong leadership could mean an opportunity for you to step it up and lead from where you are.
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"These two journalists are only doing their jobs in trying to fill the void of information on the Rohingya conflict," said SEAPA executive director Edgardo Legaspi.
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Without any fancy camera tricks, Lam photographed tenants' living spaces as they were: tight, cramped, and void of all glamour that's usually associated with the megacity.
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Elizabeth created the GoFundMe for her husband before his death, writing that he was "almost completely void of blood" when he was transported to the hospital.
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Now, in 2019, with giant touchscreens set to takeover cars, I find BMW's gesture control smart and a great solution to a future void of buttons.
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In 2015 Nicole Eisenman won the prestigious MacArthur "genius grant" for salvaging the representation of the human figure from the void of formless, post modern art.
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And more importantly, as he flies through the air, he is caught between life and death, suspended in the void of nonexistence—the ultimate Kleinean motif.
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For example, fresh fruits and vegetables are more delicate than sturdy grains and may be more susceptible to bruising in a harvest void of human touch.
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Like most proposals from Harris, who is running for president, her plan to address America's health care woes is full of hyperbole and void of detail.
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This time around, however, the Chinese team used their newly-launched Micius satellite, which allowed them to send the photons unobstructed through the void of space.
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Food deserts are the nutritionally arid chunks of urban land, void of produce and populated instead with cheap, sugary foods that make healthy eating nearly impossible.
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I often wonder if anyone is even on the other side, reading the cover letter I crafted before hitting "submit" into the void of the internet.
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The second image below is called Earthrise—our little orb hovering in the dark void of space—and it is credited with starting the environmental movement.
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After years of existing in a void of film purgatory, 20th Century Fox's X-Men spinoff The New Mutants is finally gearing up to be released.
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In 1969, while Michael Collins was orbiting the moon in a lunar module, seeing nothing but the infinite black void of space filled him with "exultation".
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But, the Pro Bowl rosters weren't completely void of 11-3 Patriots ... cornerback Stephon Gilmore, linebacker Dont'a Hightower and special teamer Matthew Slater all made it.
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You can also plan on getting a good night's sleep on Tuesday, because the moon will be void-of-course from Tuesday night at 10:36 p.m.
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The next time you leave your keys at home or completely blank in the middle of a sentence, the moon just might have been void of course.
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Fleeing a surge in gang violence and a void of opportunity, record numbers of Central Americans began streaming toward the United States in the spring of 230.
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There's no antagonist whatsoever in Cloverfield Paradox, not even an abstract one, like the sun in Danny Boyle's Sunshine, or the merciless void of space in Gravity.
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Instead of getting stuck watching them play while you fall into a void of boredom, pick yourself up your own controller so that nightmare never happens again.
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Researchers initially hypothesized that the cold spot is likely a huge void of empty space absent of galaxies, but the new study suggests that isn't the case.
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Though almost entirely void of merit, these clicktivist comments serve only to clog up an administrative agency's electronic docketing system and to politicize further the regulatory process.
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LeBron needs to be processed through an entirely objective lens, void of emotional/personal opinions that belittle how thoroughly he exceeds preposterous expectations on a daily basis.
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Gray markets emerge not out of mere huckster opportunism (although opportunists tend to emerge and benefit from them) but out of a void of resources and options.
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The idea that you can disconnect white people from their group position and make pocketbook arguments to them void of the history of their group is folly.
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The issue, experts say, relates to the feasibility of making AI an objective, rational thinker, void of bias in favor of one particular race, gender or sexuality.
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Huawei's new flagship phones, the Mate 10 and the Mate 10 Pro, are like a typical Hollywood blockbuster — polished in all areas, but entirely void of originality.
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What we need is not a history of selected races or nations, but the history of the world void of national bias, race hate and religious prejudice.
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While mainstream media has its flaws, it is far more reliable than many of the websites, completely void of standards, Some in the media do dispute this.
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Void of blue and seen as blur—assuming you are, like me, seated in the upper circle—she is uniformly tawny gold, from head to pointed toe.
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Its first season warranted a $100 million budget, which suggests HBO is hoping it will grow to fill the void of George R.R. Martin's prestige TV show.
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Stuff that you don't really think about, like single items moving on frictionless surfaces or two bodies traveling in the void of space, are really easy to explain.
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This is obviously not a new phenomenon, but Asus pushed it to a new high by doubling the word count per name without improving the void of meaning.
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For instance, if you've ever just felt off only to feel back to normal an hour later, there's a chance a void of course moon was to blame.
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Some astrological enthusiasts believe that these stalling properties make the void of course moon a great time to take it easy and just focus on general life upkeep.
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Even when Harmon tweets into the void of Donald Trump's Twitter presence, his feelings about kink-shame shine through in a thread about the President's alleged pee tape.
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Plan on getting a good night's rest as the moon will then be void of course from 5:26 PM EST until 4:31 AM EST on Wednesday.
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Consumer net-harm is substantial as these increases can be in the thousands of dollars for each trip and are void of countervailing benefits to consumers or competition.
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In a summer movie season burdened by laborious franchise updates and a calendar all but void of fun, April and the Extraordinary World should have made a splash.
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The purpose is to intimidate and unsettle, to unmoor their listeners from anything familiar or reassuring and set them adrift into a pulsating void of occult mechanical energy.
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Before we hear anything of the men in their lives, we read of the way they became themselves, as they felt the void of adulthood yawn before them.
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Just inside, Ms. Kramlich, 22013, likes to point out a print of the famous 270 staged photograph, "Leap into the Void," of Yves Klein diving out a window.
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Be smart: Legacy industries still continue to serve local news markets, which are mostly void of the same investments financially, and in tech and talent, as national outlets.
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They also leave a void of emergency medical services, causing residents to travel sometimes 10 to 25 miles further to meet their critical health-care needs, he said.
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The choreography gives us a sense of the void, of time being intensely limited, of life having a start, a conclusion, and a desperate, passionate rush in between.
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After a year of listening to CNN breathlessly cover Russia, we've only just discovered that personalities at the network apparently believe that coverage is entirely void of substance.
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I'm not sure I buy the idea that marriage is — or ought to be — a solution to something, because that implies it's filling a void of some sort.
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The void of course moon certainly isn't as flashy as a full moon, but this lunar mini-event can be your free pass to adult in peace for while.
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Surely the Trump campaign didn't believe that his outreach strategy -- void of apologizing for his condescending tone or offering any prescriptive policy solutions -- would increase his support among blacks.
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As hard as the series tried to try and fill the void of World's Best Boss, it couldn't, and we should not dare attempt to proceed without him again.
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Void of course moons are a time for stillness — if you try to do anything too grand or ambitious during one of these periods, your efforts may be wasted.
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Each new Call of Duty comes with with a full game's worth of secondary modes, specifically a multiplayer mode, void of story, that has become a popular e-sport.
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And only in last year's flaccid Jack Reacher: Never Go Back has Cruise played a father this decade—but even that relationship is accidental and mostly void of attachment.
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It is and was deprivation you don't even realize and then when you do all that void of terror from recognition, unfulfilled, longing that had been Eden on empty.
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While you're often the most competent, knowledgeable fighter, it helps a lot to have good backup when you're trying to regain footing in the blue void of the ocean.
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Sierra Nevada's plant, for example, features a thermal vacuum chamber that simulates the cold void of space and a pint-size mission control to track its commercial satellite launches.
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Whereas a red team exercise in military or business contexts can fill the void of the marketplace of ideas, the scientific marketplace in open societies is alive and well.
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For his current exhibit, Israel has included the same talk show set—void of interviewer and interviewee—evoking an unsettling feeling of plasticity in its absence of human life.
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The project is a stunning look at the sublime nature of marine life, further emphasized against a dense black background that mimics the endless void of the deap sea.
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I felt tormented by the meaninglessness of human existence, and the utter collapse of meaning—the signifier "pasta" tumbling about in the void of consciousness, signifying nothing and everything.
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All the light Askew brought forth in her short time will carry forward, but it will have to travel through a void of light she never got to unleash.
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The locality is certainly incredibly densely populated, but it is not void of commercial activity and exists as a community full of potential for further economic and cultural development.
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But overall, the polls have painted a bleak picture for the president, who has run a scandal-plagued administration thus far void of any real legislative victories in Congress.
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I live in a quiet neighborhood and my studio is a quiet space void of a computer or other distractions, though I do share it with my rescue cats.
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Seven years of war in Syria has displaced more than half the country's population, leaving millions of refugees shipwrecked between the wasteland of home and the void of exile.
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On skates one is in a gorgeous opalescent bubble, floating along, or stunting, or racing in a world void of unfair tennis umpires, sexist politicians and assaulting network C.E.O.s.
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The federal government, he said, has been unsure of how to respond to state legalization of marijuana, and the uncertainty has left a void of regulation, research and enforcement.
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I ask thoughtful questions and come prepared with morsels of information gleaned from their profiles so as to ensure my dates never feels void of conversation topic or connection.
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A recent article in Wired pointed out that evidence of Walker's magnificent monotony is nowhere more apparent than in the void of blandness that is the politician's Instagram account.
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This theory, which was rendered in heavy-handed fashion in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story, has always been completely void of details as far as who exactly took exception.
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Each image is void of pedestrians; his scenes are incredibly still and removed from any context (aside from a brief essay by Winston Hampel, El Alto is text-free).
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Considering there are currently just five female Republicans in the Senate including Collins, Capito, and Murkowski, their departure would leave an already male-majority party almost void of any women.
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These headphones might not have the best noise-canceling tech, but they deliver the best sensation of noise canceling by filling the void of sound with truly outstanding music reproduction.
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This movement, paired with the moon's placement, could leave us feeling a little vulnerable until Saturday morning, when we'll endure a void of course moon period from 6:49 a.m.
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That may be a more advanced version of the code you're running, but it's likely better to have people with experiences you are entirely void of, or very weak in.
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"We've got a great bench; we're not going to void of leadership in the RSC," said Williams, who volunteers as House Republicans' baseball team manager for the annual charity game.
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Yet with the growth and development has come a long list of embezzlement and other corruption cases unfolding in a void of oversight and regulation and capitalizing on community trust.
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One hears too often that Nordic economies (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden) are based on socialist systems with sky-high taxation that are void of opportunities for entrepreneurial individuals.
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" Augustine, who reached out to the White House requesting a meeting with Jackson, said he was concerned about the "void of VA-experienced leadership that's going to be over there.
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While Austin dives headfirst into the (unfortunately shaky) virtual worlds of PlayStation VR, Patrick finds himself trapped in the violent void of Thumper, where driving rhythm and cosmic horror collide.
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It's completely void of irony and kitsch, but they do use ingredients, recipes, and cooking techniques of yesteryear to showcase all of the intersecting lines that make up Canadian cuisine.
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The tiles are also void of any data relaying their location or coordinates, instead assigned a unique ID that allows GlobalXplorer's team alone to rematch them with their location information.
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She said Democrats used the former New York City mayor's involvement in Ukraine to distract from what Trump's legal team argued is an impeachment case void of evidence (The Hill).
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If you&aposre like me, they&aposll at least fill a void of comfort that felt impossible to fill as I lived at the whim of my temperature-controlled apartment.
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" Juxtaposed against the pristine whiteness of the Olympic Winter Games, Khan hopes his building will provoke a philosophical experience by presenting visitors with a "void of infinite depth and possibility.
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It was a black void of the audience in front of us and her face there perfectly lit by the light of her iPhone through three-quarters of the show.
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Although you're not exactly a people person—many have called Saturn-ruled Aquarius cold, detached, and void of personal or egotistical interests—you're very concerned with the betterment of mankind.
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The ousting of former Republican lawmaker Mike Rogers from Trump's transition team on Tuesday left a void of expertise on cyber and intelligence matters for the president-elect, officials said.
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Screenland Joe Biden is suited, floating in a black void of stage, sitting cross-legged across from a glamorous woman in a striking red jacket, speaking to an invisible crowd.
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A black zigzag vertically bisects the canvas at the center, its edges trimmed with white, making it appear 3D as the void of the zigzag is pushed further into our space.
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An assistant state attorney in Florida was fired Thursday after he called Orlando a "void of any redeeming quality" just hours after the Pulse nightclub massacre earlier this month, WESH reports.
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Edibles tend to use distillates, a form of THC that is supposed to be void of taste, or cannabutter, which is butter infused with cannabis that provides a strong, euphoric high.
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It reminds me of the energy that Kamasi has now, because Pharaoh sold a lot of records [too], and kind of filled that void of what I call 'Afrocentric, Spacetronic music.
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Our troop—asphyxiated, desiccated, frozen—would lie scattered about the graveyard, preserved in the seamless void of space forever, or at least until other intelligent beings came along and discovered us.
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They make outdated and unscientific arguments, void of facts, because they cannot defend the merits of their policy preferences year after year as our forests and homes burn to the ground.
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The show wasn't a void of diversity—of the four and later five main characters, two were black men, a rather remarkable ratio for 1988 that was never actually remarked upon.
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His gaping mouth is completely void of any discernible teeth—more a bill than a normal jaw—but his close-set eyes imply that he is some kind of apex predator.
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Founded in 2015 by former investment banker Zach Goldstein, Public Rec was created to fill the industry void of quality loungewear that men are comfortable with wearing outside of their home.
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In her poem "Mayday," she wrote of the experience: All you left, breast full, blood heat, the bluish milk, fell in the void of your leaving and destitute, my arms raged.
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Around Barron, where Jayme's sunny face and strawberry hair peers out from checkout counters from Duane's Collision Repair Center to Dollar General, endless speculation has filled the void of hard information.
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Founded in 2015 by former investment banker Zach Goldstein, Public Rec was created to fill the industry void of quality loungewear that men are comfortable with wearing outside of their home.
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Tony Smith's angular, inky sculptures could have crawled out of a dimension void of organic life; Mark Rothko's repeating black canvases in a Houston chapel reflected the space's lack of specific religion.
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Astrologer Jenni Stone writes that a void of course moon's influence might manifest as an awkward encounter, a moment of forgetfulness, or a sudden need to hit the brakes on a project.
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After the eclipse, the moon wanes in Leo until Tuesday night, and then stays in Virgo, before entering a void of course period on Thursday from early morning to late at night.
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Why it matters: It's the latest effort made by the progressive community to counter the rise of conservative media voices that it feels is filling the void of dying local news outlets.
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In a new Hubble Space Telescope photo of the Ghost Nebula, you can see the bright contrast of dust and ionized gases, typically helium and hydrogen, against the lightless void of space.
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Instead of staying within the relative safety and comfort of the station, astronauts that venture out into space are only protected by their suits as they move through the void of space.
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Whether Dalle's voice is curling around layers of itself in "Sex Bomb" or she's snarling into a void of thrashing, circular guitar in "Driving Song" there's something strangely hypnotic about the album.
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One by one, she got rid of every dude that doesn't look like Calvin Harris, ultimately deciding that Jordan Rodgers was the finest beige specimen void of body fat at her disposal.
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And in that void of knowledge, it makes no sense either to level charges that will lead to more violence or to damn as culpable those who have not called for violence.
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Syrian society is in chaos, and the conflict has allowed extremist groups to step into a void of ineffective government and take advantage of Syrian youth who are highly vulnerable to radicalization.
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She may believe in a "created universe," not an accidental one, but she does so while making herself stare — and making her readers stare — into the "unthinkable void" of space and time.
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Inside New York City courthouses—or indeed almost anywhere else in the country, including most jails—ICE agents often need only ask before ushering immigrants into the depthless void of deportation proceedings.
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The bill is just the latest action taken by states to fill the void of climate legislation at the federal level, where the Trump administration has rolled back tons of environmental rules.
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Instead, Akanbi encouraged teens to create a diet that's heavy in fruits, vegetables, protein and grains — and void of refined starches and sugars, mixed with at least an hour of daily exercise.
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Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association contends that industry has usurped labor's role, putting forth a business-first opinion, void of the proficient perspective and candid voice of the maintenance technician that we represent.
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My only advice for flying the Flypro XEagle is to go out into a big open area void of power lines, trees, or angry birds — at least for the first few flights.
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Instead, she encourages teens to create a diet that's heavy in fruits, vegetables, protein and grains and void of refined starches and sugars, mixed with at least an hour of daily exercise.
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Of course, the performance also requires multiple screens, rear projectors, and smoke to pull off the 360-degree holographic look of the black hole hanging in the void of the stage's space.
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But the use of this jet black flatulence-reducing additive is becoming more and more of an issue in Europe, where bread cannot be called bread unless it is void of added colours.
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The void of US leadership could also damage the US' global standing and push fledgling nations, such as Libya, to take their cues from Russia and China rather than from the United States.
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And instead of taking Reeves' emptiness as a given, The Matrix uses it as a starting point for a story about someone whose life is an illusion, an empty shell, void of meaning.
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With almost a million residents of the 11th largest city in the United States now void of the reliable transportation option that is Uber and Lyft, no one really knew what would happen.
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When the moon is in this astrologically grey area, it's known as a void of course moon — and it can remain as such for anywhere from a couple minutes to a few hours.
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In this age of perfectly hewn rectangular slabs, where the most impressive new computers — our phones — are nearly void of mechanical parts, let us pay homage to the few tactile joys that remain.
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Like its scriptwriters, Uncharted 4 artists have learned a fine touch is often superior to flash and decadence, letting their landscapes be void of business save for a selective inclusion of small details.
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The moon enters a void of course period from 5:14 PM EST on Thursday until 9:34 AM EST Friday morning, making it an excellent time to get a good night's sleep.
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They've most often been wordless, looping instrumentals, which means that there is this void of meaning at the center of them, a place for you to rest whatever feelings you bring to it.
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The story creates an unrestrained world, void of law and institutions, that tests the core of human nature, what we will do to survive, and how we strive to create order from chaos.
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In cultural terms, caregiving should be a normal and acceptable line on a CV or resume, rather than a void of silence we fear having to explain when we attend a job interview.
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His images show gleaming blocks of office buildings rising above a plaza that has no foot traffic, residential towers next to streets void of vehicles, and western-style suburban homes all in a line.
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She then shifts into a void of course period on Wednesday night at 8:51 PM EST until Thursday morning at 9:17 AM EST making it a time to get rest and relax.
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Image Credit: NASAWe're all looking forward to interstellar travel and colonizing Mars, but first, we've got a lot to learn about how the human body responds to the cold dark void of outer space.
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I don't know what makes me angrier, the fact that the pads are so damn expensive, or the fact I just dropped the same amount on a wrap that is almost void of content.
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She describes it as "a new type of existence," a void of trauma, anger, and confusion that only the parent of a child accidentally shot and killed by an unsecured firearm could possibly fathom.
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Remove the TAG and it's no longer part of the "fun" rule and void of any rights and responsibilities thereof…until you change your mind later and put the "fun" TAG back on it.
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When markets decline or clients experience an important financial event, the traditional advisor is there to talk them down off the proverbial ledge and help them make a rational decision void of strong emotions.
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"Trump is totally void of any decency because he is unaware of how to talk to a Gold Star family and how to speak to a Gold Star mother," Mr. Khan said on Saturday.
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He's long positioned Facebook as a service void of political agendas, but it was clear from his speech Thursday that Zuckerberg himself has a lot of strong views on a lot of important issues.
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In the void of a state Democratic Party that nearly went bankrupt a few years ago, Mr. Jones's campaign was largely supported by grass-roots voter outreach — and helped by out-of-state funding.
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It's in this latter category that you find VC Twitter, a place that is as alien and inimical to human functioning and thriving as the void of space is to a naked human body.
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It's the void of lingering legal anti-LGBTQ discrimination that Obama's executive order was meant to fill — by at least banning discrimination among federal contractors (and other orders protect federal LGBTQ employees as well).
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In this void of concrete empirical data, we pieced together reports, surveys, and studies to outline the state of workplace sexual harassment in the United States — and what can be done to address it.
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I only saw the yawning void of everything in human history that I cannot understand, everything that has been taken from our culture by the incredible acceleration of technology over the course of my lifetime.
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Many of her stories live at the intersection of being poor but also being perceived as a walking womb, and are told in a matter-of-fact way that is void of judgment or sentimentality.
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In songs like "Temptation," where a conflicted Prince conjoined God and sex, like only he could do, the manic cries were an encouragement into an exploration of sexuality that wasn't void of grace or faith.
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Or, you can mount the Note 10 and use the S Pen to keep the phone itself ultra-stable and void of micro-movements that could result in blurry photos, especially in low-light situations.
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Here, this space void of divisions considers the origins and composition of the museum's patrimony — you'll note, for instance, that replicas of Egyptian art are more prevalent than those of Native American and Asian art.
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"You can take the baby and rip the baby out of the womb of the mother," Mr. Trump said during Wednesday night's debate, a description void of consideration for women, medical professionals or the truth.
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On the contrary, a couple miles closer to Lake Michigan, the Endless Summer exhibition at the MCA addresses an altogether different type of void — the void of planning and execution that went into its presentation.
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On the next story is the couple's bedroom — again, a mattress surrounded by light — and a roof terrace, which is all white, spartan, hot and void of greenery, with a view of the street below.
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Once I found it, I inserted the needle, pulled back the plunger to check for his blood, then pressed the drug into him before watching him fall back into the pleasurable void of the rush.
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During this time, it will enter an extended void-of-course period, which is when the moon transitions from one sign into the next and for a little while it isn't influencing any sign in particular.
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Virtually Dating, meanwhile, is a reality show about two people on a blind date in the void of VR. They're briefly entertaining shows, but it's hard to stay enamored when I scroll down and see this.
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Meanwhile, the moon wanes in Scorpio at the start of the week and enters a long void of course period, where it's not exerting its influence on any particular house, on Monday evening until Tuesday morning.
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So I decided to help fill the void of male body-image representation and challenge myself to face my own self-esteem issues head-on by doing what I feared most: posting shirtless selfies on Instagram.
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"Plants have tons of fiber, which is key in reducing cholesterol levels," Shapiro says, adding that they are also void of fat and lower in sugars—important ingredients to minimize when trying to decrease cholesterol levels.
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Oliver Pursche, chief market strategist at Bruderman Asset Management in New York, said while the void of positive data made investors cautious about taking on risk, sentiment was driving the market and that could change quickly.
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On that June morning, however, I watched the sea and the sky, the islands and the boats, my mind void of any thought about the past, and incapable of forming a language for the future remembrance.
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No, it's just Capitalism doing the Capitalist thing, where it co-opts identity and sells it back to a public ever-clamoring for more customized virtual experiences to shove into the void of lost human connection.
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"Our challenge now, candidly, is to continue to make progress but to make that progress in an environment that is essentially void of trust, and without trust we'll find it difficult to move forward," said Brooks.
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"It's been years of me working on this, and now that it's gone and I'm staring into the quite literal black void of a blank Unreal Engine level I am both petrified and exhilarated," Trotter wrote.
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But unlike most of us dwelling in the simultaneously high-stakes and meaningless void of adulthood, Little grants one woman "the chance to relive the carefree life as her younger self," according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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And who better to help tell that story than Melvin — and seven other astronauts who represent a handful of the 562 humans to have ever ventured off our planet and into the dark, mysterious void of space?
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Male rompers blew up the internet back in May, and if you've been relieved to see your Twitter feed void of RompHim jokes recently, we're sorry to say someone is trying to make the trend hot again.
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First, he would take a sprawling panorama, then steadily march towards the central site, until finally he focused in close on the gaping void of the Tomb of the Judges or a shadowy inscription on Jaffa Gate.
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Russia has already begun to fill the void of U.S. troops in Syria as they exit, reaching an agreement with Turkey a day prior to push Kurdish forces out of territory they once controlled in northern Syria .
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While the general election has been seemingly void of policy issues, the future of Social Security and Medicare may come up at Wednesday's final presidential debate, where "debt and entitlements" are one of six pre-selected topics.
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Having grown up on the very street that will be home to the Union Square Tech Hub, I know all too well that New York City kids are mostly garage-less, void of a space to innovate.
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May's idea in maneuvering to be Trump's first visiting head of state was to sweep Trump off his feet—make him dependent on her and her government to fill his giant void of knowledge of international affairs.
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We spoke to 31-year-old director Ben Lankester about his experience at Tuff Gong International, trying to tell a story void of clichés and why it's worth it to wait for that golden hour at sunset.
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Instead he's doing the quite normal thing of relying on his work (his symbolic offspring) to go forth in time and protect him from the void of meaning (and relying on his actual son as well, unfortunately).
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He said the presence of the large shipping containers indicates that "there's likely a rocket in the complex," saying that certain areas of the Spaceport complex tend to be void of activity unless a launch is forthcoming.
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In fact, the Moon is void of course, meaning it won't connect with any planets before leaving Aquarius—making today an appropriate time to focus inwardly and take a break, rather than a day for important decisions.
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It's a diorama that appears to be assembled from pieces of oil paintings, and it is constructed in such a way in Unity that it appears to expand and contract in the great void of the skybox.
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Asked about reports of air strikes in that area on Friday, the coalition's spokesman said it had "successfully struck and destroyed an ISIS (Islamic State) observation post and staging area in Hajin, void of civilians at the time".
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Social media and the urge for brazen popularity may be making a lot of art silly, but Memories of Travel travels the extra mile inward — towards more radical responses to pop-culture and the void of selfie egotism.
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The couple arrived to Paris for the Ryder Cup recently and Paulina immediately put him to work -- making him shoot video of her for her IG page ... even though the page is still void of any DJ pics.
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The track itself is both crushingly bleak and totally weightless, evocative both of the peaceful void of the world beyond our atmosphere and the impending doom that's kinda lingering at the edge of just about everything these days.
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The courage and determination of these citizens to attain the promise of a democracy that delivers is carrying forward the vision and filling the void of U.S. global leadership — which is the core of the democratic ideal itself.
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"What (Saleh) said transgressed a red line and he could have only fallen into this because he's evil and void of every good, patriotic or religious characteristic," the collection of tribal and volunteer fighters said in a statement.
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On the plus side, the shell is completely void of branding, and you can actually open up the computer to swap RAM and storage, with support for both SATA and NVMe M.2 drives, and regular 2.5-inch drives.
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Advisers to Clinton see Kaine as a stable force on the bottom of the ticket, foregoing the allure of a pick that could provide more star power in favor of one they are hoping will be void of drama.
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The ISS has given us some of the most striking views of our planet, which will make you want to be a better person even if your heart is as dead and cold as the void of deep space.
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It's a way station for those awaiting trial, a penal colony for the poor and the criminal, the unlucky and the fucked, a void of misery that it's hard to believe sits in the middle of America's richest metropolis.
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And for a media void of the never-ending political news a presidential election provides, TV and digital outlets won't be able to ignore Sanders' ongoing movement if thousands, potentially millions, join him in person—and on social media.
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That's why at the bottom of all the recent controversy engulfing Pelosi's speakership, there's something of a yawning void of actual leadership—namely, the failure to articulate any rationale for inaction if that is, in fact, the best course.
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This seems funny in the geocontextless void of YouTube, where every event could take place anywhere as long as it's insane enough, unless it's someone driving weird, whereupon it takes place in Russia, but it misses the mark entirely.
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Looking out in every direction, you realize the lot is entirely void of greenery beyond a few errant cork trees and dozens of native pines that throw feathery shadows on the concrete as the sun shifts throughout the day.
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Executive orders from Obama and former President Bill Clinton provided some relief against the void of nondiscrimination laws for LGBTQ people: Those orders collectively banned federal employers, agencies, and contractors from discriminating based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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"Barber really stepped in to fill the void of progressive leadership for Democrats here when they'd been put out completely in the wilderness," says Tom Jensen, the director of the North Carolina-based Democratic polling firm Public Policy Polling.
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This new weekly stand-up show, started by Ayanna Dookie and Mike Brown, aims to fill the void of Thursday night East Village stand-up shows created when the long-running Comedy as a Second Language ended last year.
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After that encouraging first use, many hoped the drug could finally fill the void of available treatment options for the deadly hemorrhagic fever, but the latest findings show it might not be effective enough to fight Ebola after all.
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Neither a publication nor a book, they've sustained themselves to be void of advertisers, with a simple goal: to keep art pure, and create tangible experiences that are relentless in their pursuit of documenting and recording really, really good work.
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If you're curious about the void of course moon — and would like to keep track of it the next time your brain feels foggy for no reason — you can check online for its upcoming appearances (there's even an app for that).
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Nomad has a new wireless charger out today, an updated version of the company's existing Base Station charger that adds an additional integrated Apple Watch charger, and it might just fill the void of Apple's seemingly indefinitely delayed AirPower charger.
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That unfortunate reality has limited the amount of interest by labels in signing and developing female talent, which creates a void of women who are submitted for radio play, which leads to decreasing airplay and representation of women in the genre.
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Photo: Sean Gallup (Getty)The staff of Ukraine's new President Volodymyr Zelensky made a curious discovery several days after the administration began its term—a situation room where the president meets to discuss national security affairs was void of any equipment.
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And it is exciting when you first step out of the train that becomes your makeshift home in a place where you don't need a gas mask, but soon the world reveals itself to be pretty void of anything interesting.
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"And that our future will be one that is void of this kind of behavior, and that somehow the punishment of those who have done wrong may serve as a deterrent for others who may want to do similar acts."
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The couple have stayed together, and Natalie is documenting her thoughts about the transition on her blog, T Is for Trans, which serves as an important resource in the online void of material for spouses dealing with their partner transitioning.
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It's kind of like the old PC game Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego, except instead of tracking an fictional criminal around the globe, you're tracking a real billionaire's personal sports car in the endless void of deep space.
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"March 2017 was a month void of significant inflationary pressures, where price rises slowed and a lower customs dollar rate stabilized the cost of imports," El Desoki said Egypt abandoned its currency peg of 8.8 to the U.S. dollar on Nov.
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The Nordics already work well together, for example within health care, education, and labor market — now it is time for them to use their cooperation to step up to fill the void of leadership left in the EU after Brexit.
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My girlfriend ended up breaking up with me two weeks before that wedding, and so, at the reception, I shoved half a bag of mini Reese's cups in my mouth from the "candy bar," which was predictably void of alcohol.
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The White House this year has turned the Department of Homeland Security — which oversees securing the country's borders, disaster relief efforts and addressing domestic terrorism and cybersecurity threats — into a revolving door of officials, creating a void of permanent leadership.
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But there is a second group from the US in Madrid -- a band of lawmakers, city and state officials, plus private sector and educational leaders -- seeking to fill the void of leadership they say has been left by the Trump administration.
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The funniest parts of the video come when Davidson is just hanging out in the middle of the all the experience models, cracking jokes to no one about Wang's initials and asking "who can hear me?" into a void of blank faces.
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Kalman is not using the void of her womb to create a child to nurture; rather, she has created a formula for seeing herself not as a collection of empty spaces, but as a generative force capable of nourishing herself through this exploration.
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It is possible that Coca-Cola sees smartphone VR as a new medium that is void of its advertising, and helping to push that medium could put more eyeballs on its products if it becomes popular enough to justify the ad costs.
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But the real lesson about grief would let us all linger near the void of loss, feeling its chill, before coming back to the warmth of life, which doesn't always respond to our master plans to kick the shit out of it.
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Hopefully George R. R. Martin will publish The Winds of Winter sometime this year and the story will overtake the show, but until that happens all we've got are our desperate predictions to fill the aching void of time until next May.
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These vlogs are on demand Food Network shows with all theglamour shots of foodstuff, void of the commercials, and with a side of reality TV. A "What I Ate Today" feels like you're over at a friend's house while she makes lunch.
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Unbeknownst to many who idolize her however, the song is void of a narrative that's ethos dates back to the 1960s, when the Harlem ballroom scene first gave African and Latino queers a safe haven to craft early blueprints of identity and performance.
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Burgess runs his own label, O Genesis Recordings, with partner Nik Void of Factory Floor among others, constantly shares witticisms on social media, and is gearing up for an "all over the world" livestream of The Charlatans' Northwich hometown gig in May.
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So, even as humanity's favorite icy rock plunges into the frigid void of the outer solar system and our communications go dead forever, sentimental space nerds can console themselves with the knowledge that neither Rosetta nor Philae will ever truly be alone.
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It's worth noting that I left the Grand Tasting void of my Chanel bag's trademark 'Cs,' a casualty of my overzealous consuming; fortunately, Rag & Bone was handing out free denim totes, sparing me from the shame of a C-less Chanel knock-off.
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"As these highly experienced AQ veterans still sit in Syria, situated within masses of frustrated jihadists and a growing void of hardliner leadership, only a fool would think that AQ is sitting idly by," concludes the SITE Intelligence Institute, which tracks jihadi movements.
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After a while, it becomes white noise; just big insurance company names in the news scrolling across our TV screens, phones and tablets, all void of the true impact these seemingly small but ever-piling-up events will ultimately have on so many.
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There might just be the void of the long view, a series of failures and irreconcilable deficiencies that travel on into the future, unchecked and unaltered except for a few people who take responsibility and attempt to change the shape of things.
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"For now, all we can do is point out the company's audacity in pretending that this hyper-partisan Congress can step in to fill the void of the Net Neutrality repeal by writing a new law tailor-made for AT&T," Wood added.
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It makes sense to play Crew Expendable first—purely chronologically, it takes place before the events of Last Survivor, and is pitched as an alternative take on the Nostromo crew's attempt to blast their unwanted guest out into the great void of space.
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Tuesday, March 17 Arizona Democratic primaryFlorida, Illinois, Ohio primaries Tuesday, March 24 Georgia primaries Sunday, March 29 Puerto Rico Democratic primary Trump's latest test Void of any meaningful primary challenge, Trump is still being tested by the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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And other photographs that seem void of propagandist function, like images of soldiers washing clothes in a river or simply eating, did actually serve a purpose of making them more identifiable to French citizens, to show that they were not threatening to society.
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After the massacre in Las Vegas last October, YouTubers filled a void of information about the killer's motives with dark speculation, crowding the site with videos that were fonts of discredited and unproven information, including claims that the tragedy had been staged.
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There also have been men of principle who departed quietly: Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonFox's Cavuto roasts Trump over criticism of network Ex-sycophants highlight the void of competence around Trump Trump says No. 2 State Dept.
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In the void of traditional congressional partisan messaging, including Republican leaders who might moderate the president's tone, Trump has continued his offensive — and he has been egged on by supporters who encouraged him to shut down the government in the first place.
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True or not, stories like this get told over and over again because we want to believe these animals aren't void of meaning, that they have a message for us, that they can tell us something only they know about our national destiny.
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"There is no way that a drugstore is ever going to fill the void of a supermarket," said Sabrina Baronberg, a founder of the Healthy Food Retail Networking Group, a coalition working to improve healthy food options in stores in poor neighborhoods.
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By putting into the trailer, and especially a trailer that is deliberately misleading and void of like actual– you don't actually know what she's up to, what she's doing, where this fits in the larger narrative of her and her relationship with Joel.
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While it sounds dark, CNN reports that the phrase, which can sometimes be represented through various objects like skulls, is intended to get people thinking about their own mortality and the importance of living a meaningful life void of too many materialistic attachments or vanities.
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While the network has kept its hold on the top spot in cable, some insiders say they are hoping a new executive can fill the void of his departure and that of copresident Bill Shine, Ailes' longtime programming lieutenant who recently left the network.
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There's also one major problem: It doesn't matter how qualified you are, if you're not among the first to respond to a job post, odds are your résumé will be clicked and dragged into the black void of the internet known as the trash.
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That's what Democrats who support the filibuster are implicitly promising: a return to Obama-era politics, in which Democrats propose things, Republicans block them, and in the subsequent void of accomplishment, political life is filled with impotent, symbolic partisan jousting, grievances and counter-grievances.
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During the talk, König made references to the idea of an ethnically pure Germany, void of Turkish migrants (translated from German): Those guys [referring to German-Turks], all have these fancy, matte-coated cars, they drive around with a kind of aggression like assholes.
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In Butler's painting of the 1918 eclipse, a corona of burnished orange encases the void of the blacked-out sun, while the sky is mottled by gray-black clouds that recall the light effects of Frederic Edwin Church, Albert Bierstadt and other American landscape artists.
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The architects have said that the smartest move of their careers was to make the great void of Turbine Hall, the former engine house, even bigger by dropping its floor to the basement level and allowing the visitor to enter down a long ramp.
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In the span of four days, the moon will have been full, then void of course (moving between Zodiac signs) for a particularly long period, and then subjected to the stern gaze of Capricorn, all while entering its waning phases (in which its illuminated area decreases).
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Starting at the base of your lash lines, carefully comb your mascara wand (waterproof, if possible — don't want that absolute void of integrity to run!) through your upper and lower lashes, and blame Obama for Russian interference because that makes sense, thereby completing your smoky eye look.
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His body was removed from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in lower Manhattan on Saturday morning, and the void of reliable information about what exactly transpired inside the "high-rise hell" of MCC was soon flooded with conspiracy theories—none worth amplifying, as the president has done.
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"The fact they are pushing for me to leave immediately is heartless and void of any decency and compassion," Mark Morgan wrote to Kevin McAleenan, the former acting commissioner of Customs and Border Protection who is now Trump's acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security.
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The images were void of any specific place or time, they could have very easily been captured in New York, but for some reason I found these images of my friend mid-chew, to be much richer in detail and memory than any photo of a landmark.
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These moments always fill me with dread, this cold, spreading, uncomfortable realization that my life is connected to the most miserable things that can happen to others, and I've never felt excited about leaving my family to jump off into the bottomless void of some huge story.
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A man of Jucundus's standing would have received many guests and likely owned many slaves; although the video reconstruction is void of people, the tour of the estate in all its extravagance invites us to consider the flurry of activity that once filled its many rooms.
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All of which raises the question of what it means to be a business leader in today's environment, especially now, when chief executives are increasingly being asked by their employees and customers to develop policy positions when there is seemingly a void of leadership in Washington.
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It is that our long odyssey toward liberty, democracy and freedom-for-all may be achieved in such a way that utopia remains forever closed, and we live in freedom and hell, debased of style, not individual from one another, void of courage, our fear rationalized away.
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"This report is fundamentally dishonest in its arguments, void of credible evidence in support of its views and sophomoric in its rhetoric," said Rick Porteus, the graduate president of the Fly Club, adding that he did not think the recommendation posed a threat to the club.
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While Drury need not have Mother confess in a third-act screaming match that she locked Calvin in a Skinner box for several years, causing his later suicide, the visual interest of the production by itself doesn't adequately compensate for the void of both emotion and information.
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The games are part of an effort by Relevent Sports, which created the I.C.C. in 2013, to expand its soccer business but also to fill the void of top-flight intercontinental women's competitions, especially those for clubs — an area that even FIFA has identified as ripe for significant growth.
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" It meditates on a elements of faith and theories of afterlife, Yoon describing the flow of the video's symbolism as such: "The metal rings that appear in the beginning are representation of people that are stuck in void of darkness where they [are] dark, inactive and seemingly dying.
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In order to fill the void of information the government of Puerto Rico has traditionally seen upon itself to produce the official statistics that the U.S. government is unable or unwilling to produce for Puerto Rico: this includes its national accounts and its basic labor market statistics, amongst others.
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"In the face of this epic, unseemly election and the concern we all share about the direction of our country and the lack of truth and void of leadership, we can still make a difference in the lives of the people we touch and influence every day," he wrote.
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And so I surround myself with all that horrifies and delights me and reminds me of who I am and where I'm from—the distant rural void of Lyme and skulls, regressive sectarian religions and military police—and the knowledge that, in horror, survival often depends on difference.
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" Though the Congressional resolution of apology to Native Americans is void of any gestures signaling sincere repair, "Whereas" ensures that this grief, this absence, will be given presence, be given a body to wonder: "If I'm transformed by language, I am often / crouched in footnote or blazing in title.
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She pressured House Democrats to approve Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellGraham predicts Senate will take up impeachment trial next week Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Brent Budowsky: Bloomberg should give billion to Democrats MORE's bill void of any amendments demanded by progressives.
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" When asked whether releasing the videos increased trust with the police department, he said: "I have seen some of the conversations change since we've had that video released to the facts of the case, as opposed to filling in the facts because there is a void of facts.
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Their jailhouse plight is at least partly the result of the well-intentioned shutdown of many big state psychiatric hospitals several decades ago, once deemed "snake pits," leaving municipal jails like Rikers in New York and Cook County in Chicago to fill the void of mental healthcare for the indigent.
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With a skill set void of any obvious weakness—he can defend several positions, make plays off the bounce, shoot on the move or standing still, create his own shot, post-up, cut, and so on—Hayward is, on paper and when healthy, a natural fit in just about any environment.
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Bronwyn Williams from Wilmington, N.C., looked forward to the new artists who would fill the void of talent: The censorship of an artwork based on the creator is as silly to me as wasting technological advances created by less-than-morally-just men in the past because of their actions.
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It doesn't matter how vapid or void of quality the writing of the article is (and whoo boy can it get bad), a share or a retweet from the band will send their rabid fans flooding by the thousands to a site, boosting its monthly traffic numbers, which looks appealing to advertisers.
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But it is liberating to treat your smartphone with a level of care proportional to its role in your life, and to be able to enjoy the device as it was designed and not according to the whims of OtterBox, Spigen, JETech, and into the infinite void of Amazon-surfaced brand names.
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This Saturday at 4:30 PM, in an abandoned pool void of electricity and running water and loaded with 10,000 pounds of soil at the Governors Island South Battery, choreographer Danielle Russo seeks to challenge that paradigm with the third and final free performance of Salome, and the anatomy of invisible corners (Salome).
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A common means of avoiding the moral conflicts raised by a clash of ideologies, of making nationalism more palatable and less threatening to liberals and democrats, is painting nationalism in a civic light, offering a nationalism that is free of all exclusionary aspects, grounded in citizenship and void of all exclusionary features.
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The space that used to be filled with no matches, no responses, and a massive void of nothing happening via online dating that constantly reminded me of how undesired I was all the time was suddenly full of things I loved, rather than full of an absence of love from someone else.
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They are jumping into a space that oftentimes people say there is a void of leadership maybe even in Washington or at least a deadlock in Washington, and the CEOs feel that they have to step in, whether it be on foreign policy issues, on immigration, on guns, on things of that sort.
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Off the dome, perhaps the most insightful thing I have to say about American Dream is that I first realized that I substantially enjoyed listening to it after hearing the pulsing void of its 11-minute closing track, "Black Screen," playing in my local Williamsburg coffee shop, the sun appositionally shining through the windows.
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As a result of this lawsuit filed on behalf of thousands of current and former players, many cities would be in jeopardy of losing their Minor League Baseball teams, resulting in the elimination of tens of thousands of jobs nationwide, shuttering tax-payer funded ballparks and creating a void of affordable family-friendly entertainment.
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The unprecedented and now routine public criticism by the President on the Fed prompted four of Powell's predecessors -- Janet Yellen, Ben Bernanke, Alan Greenspan and Paul Volcker -- to vocalize their opposition this week, arguing the central bank should be allowed to act independently, void of short-term political pressures and threats of removal or demotions.
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Some ex-Trumpites depart hoping to still parlay the experience; Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerIn defense of Karamo Brown, and civility Ex-sycophants highlight the void of competence around Trump Conservatives lash out at CNN for hiring Andrew McCabe MORE is as duplicitous on the speaking stump today as he was as White House press secretary.
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I also don't want to inadvertently turn myself into a stock image found if you search for "grief": wistfully staring out of a window, rain sprinkled on the pane, maybe a blanket wrapped around my shoulders, a cup of tea in my hands, face expressionless and void of any defining characteristics, other than stringy hair.
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In awe I watched the waxen moon ride across the zenith of the heavens like an amber chariot towards the void of infinite space wherein the tethered bolts of Jupiter and Mars hang forever in their orbital majesty; and as I looked at all this, I thought, 'I must put a roof on this lavatory.
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" I asked the Interior Department who these terrorists are and they pointed me toward Zinke's August 20163 editorial in USA Today, where he said that radical environmentalists "make outdated and unscientific arguments, void of facts, because they cannot defend the merits of their policy preferences year after year as our forests and homes burn to the ground.
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Write about still wanting the approval of the faculty even though you've lost almost all respect for them; wanting approval in general; feeling the unending void of the need for affirmation; wanting attention; judging yourself for wanting it; feeling jealous of other cases that get more public attention, the heroism others are lauded for; judging yourself for that, too.
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We will live and breathe the sexy uniqueness, drinking and gallivanting amongst the stars of the show, hoping to catch a cry or a scream as they fight into the void of their own invented fantasy world—and sometimes hoping to accidentally receive a cast member's Amazon package when we somehow end up living in the same building.
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On one hand, it could be argued that Trump's lack of press conferences, or for the most part even released official statements (other than last week's initial, somewhat odd and disjointed press conference), has created a void of information and insight for the public as to what those upcoming plans and intentions are — certainly relative to most incoming presidents.
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These programs are wildly popular in the tech industry as it helps to fund security researchers in exchange for serious security flaws that could otherwise be used by malicious actors, and also helps fill the void of bug finders selling their vulnerabilities to exploit brokers, and on the black market, who might abuse the flaws to conduct surveillance.
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"There is a huge void of research in terms of confirming most effective dosing for various symptoms, so most of this is done by trial and error and self-titration," Eric Baron of the Cleveland Clinic Neurological Institute, who has written several papers about the effects of THC and CBD on headaches, told Vox in November.
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The Avengers), and a few who act like they're family but also have weird sexual tension (Hawkeye, Black Widow, here's to you): IronmanAs of the end of Infinity War, Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.), our favorite tech-genius-egomaniac and primary member of The Avengers, is stranded on an alien spaceship bounding towards the endless void of the cosmos.
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So when the Cranes in the Sky singer teased a bright red-meets-negative-space lip look on Instagram today (and captioned it "a nod to Rei," no less), we knew we were in for a high-voltage beauty treat... and then Solange stepped foot on the red carpet, wearing a look completely void of color.
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Following a digitally-released 2002 demo, in 2003, the unprepared world of underground metal fans was violently shaken awake by the band's debut full-length, Darkspace I. With a drum-machine consistently spiraling past 120 bpm, their formless guitars painted the void of deep space, in which inhuman and indistinguishable screams are the only trace of life.
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After the carnage in Paris and Brussels, the laissez-faire approach that had allowed those clerics to proselytize, private Muslim schools to multiply in France, prisons to serve as incubators of jihadism, youths to drift to ISIS land in Syria and back, and districts like Molenbeek or Schaerbeek to drift into a void of negligence, has to cease.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE or Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellHickenlooper ends presidential bid Scenes from Iowa State Fair: Surging Warren, Harris draw big crowds Nadler hits gas on impeachment MORE can fill void of Democrats who long for a Trump perp walk. Rep.
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Justin Buoen, the campaign manager, told the assembled reporters how they were compensating for the senator's absence by, for instance, tele-town-hall-style events in which the candidate speaks to thousands of voters at a time over speaker phone, or at least while talking into the void of a laptop while sitting in a small office.
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"The result for the human rights cause is a `perfect storm' — a powerful centralized state, a coterie of like-minded rulers, a void of leadership among countries that might have stood for human rights, and a disappointing collection of democracies willing to sell the rope that is strangling the system of rights that they purport to uphold," he said.
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Specificially, Kazaks didn't appreciate the fact that Cohen was blithely filling a void of ignorance with an over-the-top image of their country as a dirt-poor, rabidly anti-Semitic, and misogynistic shithole known for exporting young boys to Michael Jackson's ranch, producing 300 tons of pubic hair a year, and shooting dogs for sport.
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The Republican Party is not void of other leaders who could credibly speak to the average voter of color -- Colin Powell, Mark Sanford, Nikki Haley, Susana Martinez; George W. Bush garnered 40% of the Hispanic vote -- it's just that conservative voters chose the party's least credible candidate just four short years after rightly diagnosing its disconnect with voters of color.
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The truth is that when black people went through a similar crisis in the 1980s and '90s with crack cocaine, we listened to those, like a Princeton researcher, who told us that there would be a rapid rise of supposed "super predators," juveniles (read black) essentially void of souls who would become a menace to society in ways we had never seen before.
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These excuses tend to fall in line with this sentiment from Bari Weiss at the New York Times: Are conservatives that void of intellect and moral fortitude that they couldn't find a way to fend off unfair charges of racism—which I spent years defending the GOP against—while retaining the ability to resist someone as obviously bigoted as Trump?
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"Our challenge now candidly is to continue to make progress but to make that progress in an environment that is essentially void of trust, and without trust we'll find it difficult to move forward," said Brooks, the commander of US forces in Korea, who is also in charge of the United Nations command and the combined South Korea-US forces command.
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During the two weeks since Melania Trump returned to the White House following what was described as a relatively minor surgery — a period during which she has been absent from ceremonial events like a Memorial Day wreath-laying at Arlington National Cemetery — conspiracy theories have flooded in to fill the void of information about the first lady's health, and whereabouts.
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High-carb diets may not be good if many of those calories are coming from refined foods, like white rice or white noodles, Seidelmann said, emphasizing that such carbohydrates are "perhaps closer to pure sugars, that are more easily broken down by the body into sugar, and are void of things like fiber and much of the nutrient content of the food," she said.
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Being void of interactions with children under the age of 12 since my side-hustle babysitting gig in college, I was admittedly excited and perhaps a little apprehensive to enter these unchartered waters, but by the end of the trip found myself happily wading in the kiddie pool with some seriously amazing mom moguls and their minis, soaking up invaluable work-life balance lessons from these superwomen.
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It's been a minute since I read Among the Thugs, but I remember fat drunk dudes marching through the streets of foreign cities and starting drunken brawls with whomever, apolitical politics that sometimes lapse into outright racism, the funniest first-person account of getting beaten down by cops I've ever read, and an author staring into the void of crowd violence and writing down what he sees.
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By the late 2109s, with works such as "Boston" (2210, 22004 x 19373 inches; all works oil on canvas) and "Whelan" (19607, 21987 x 287 inches), Resnick had arrived at a distinctive approach to his generation's existential confrontation with the void of the canvas — an insistent, fluttering brushstroke sustained across the entire visual field, shifting dramatically in hue but not by much in scale.
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But to help fill the void of conversation around the prize itself, I recently spoke with The New York Times's staff book critics — Dwight Garner, Parul Sehgal and Jennifer Szalai — about what the prize has meant (or not meant) to their own reading habits; their opinions of past winners (and past snubs); and whom they would bestow the honor upon this year if they could.
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Trump's lawyer Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenStormy Daniels on testifying to Congress: 'I have no fear of being under oath' House Democrats planning to hold hearings regarding Trump's role in hush-money payments: report Ex-sycophants highlight the void of competence around Trump MORE, facing prison time, flipped — he claimed — after the president embraced Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinBipartisan senators urge Trump administration to release Ukraine aid Sen.
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Aside from refusing new witnesses, he's also announced that he'll work closely with the White House as the trial proceeds, a stance that has infuriated Democrats Speaking to reporters on Thursday, McConnell pressed that the Speaker is void of leverage in this situation and that he won't be upset if she doesn't send the articles across the Capitol to the upper chamber (The Hill).
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This Is Us took way too long (a season and a half!) to reveal how its central death happened, but in so doing, it ended up telling a much better story about emotional repression, about trying to stop thinking about the things that hurt so much that you turn your life into a void of feeling and how that can ruin a person, or even a family.
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The Existential Void of the Pop-Up 'Experience' Amanda Hess explores the very-right-now phenomenon of pop-up experiences, such as the Color Factory and Museum of Ice Cream, that essentially serve as little more than Instagram backdrops: The central disappointment of these spaces is not that they are so narcissistic, but rather that they seem to have such a low view of the people who visit them.
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The exhibition is centered on large-scale canvasses from Azzam's most recent "Untitled Storeys" series (2015), filled with images the artist sourced from Reuters and other news outlets, which are void of any figuration or presence of human life, depicting instead the stillness, alienation, and haunting sense of absence experienced by the millions of men, women, and children who have fled, to destinations unknown, in search of asylum.
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Young Lucas confessed yesterday that his confessions were false, that he is not the Raffles nor the beguiler of duchesses that he has painted himself, that he has never served two terms in British reformatories, that he has not so much as been up for juvenile delinquency and that he has written his five volumes of confessions (three more in preparation) altogether out of a conscience void of offense.
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I think that sort of production, that strange production that is void of really sounding like music, it just sounds like sounds, was our way of going deeper inside ourselves and at the same time being completely in the unknown and putting them both together and seeing if it worked and seeing if they could play off each other and ignite little different areas of your mind while this music swam around.
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A federal probe into campaign finance violations committed by Trump's former personal attorney Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenStormy Daniels on testifying to Congress: 'I have no fear of being under oath' House Democrats planning to hold hearings regarding Trump's role in hush-money payments: report Ex-sycophants highlight the void of competence around Trump MORE for his role in the payments made to the women alleging affairs ended earlier this year without bringing charges.
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The Spurs invited him to shoot by ducking under screens… Druh-mah-tick-ah-lee sagging off whenever he had a live dribble... And baiting him into contested shots when open looks outside the paint were available… That series followed a regular season in which LeBron drilled 40.7 percent of his threes, and, at 28 years old, appeared to be smack dab in the center of his incomparable prime, void of weaknesses, tap dancing atop every other player's ceiling.
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" In December 2014, Jahan penned an op-ed in response to Deadmau5's tweet, writing, "It's almost as if being the female in the group, it's assumed that you are purely there as a puppet and completely void of any musical abilities, creativity, or vision... I am asking for everyone to think about girls who are looking at this public reaction who might now be discouraged to pursue an authentic place in a male-dominated industry.
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Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciScaramucci: Trump is in a 'full-blown meltdown' and it's 'gonna get way worse' Ex-sycophants highlight the void of competence around Trump Scaramucci says 6900th Amendment should be considered to remove Trump, citing 'full-blown insanity' MORE, the controversial investment banker and on-again, immediately off-again Trump aide, in a matter of a few days this month went from championing the president to calling him "narcissistic" and "crazy," and expressing shock at his racist rants.
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While a federal probe into campaign finance violations committed by Trump's former personal attorney Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenStormy Daniels on testifying to Congress: 'I have no fear of being under oath' House Democrats planning to hold hearings regarding Trump's role in hush-money payments: report Ex-sycophants highlight the void of competence around Trump MORE for his role in the payments made to the women alleging affairs is over, Democrats reportedly believe there is enough evidence to pursue an inquiry of their own.
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"These provisions provide the [intelligence community] with key national security authorities, and we look forward to working with the Congress on their permanent reauthorization," then-Director of National Intelligence Dan CoatsDaniel (Dan) Ray CoatsCongress set for chaotic fall sprint Ex-sycophants highlight the void of competence around Trump 10 declassified Russia collusion revelations that could rock Washington this fall MORE wrote in a letter to top members of the Senate Judiciary and Intelligence committees last month before he stepped down.
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As he points out, an early Zionist slogan calling for a Jewish homeland in Palestine — "a land without people for a people without a land" — not only discounted the presence of the estimated 19483,000 Palestinians already there, but echoed a great body of settler lore that required conquered lands to be void of people, or at least inhabited only by lesser ones: Think of the expansion onto Indian lands in the American West, or white Australia's long denigration of the Aborigines.
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And even though Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson hasn't launched his 2020 presidential bid (yet), he has certainly capitalized on the possibility by joking about it on Saturday Night Live and saying it's "a real possibility" in an interview with GQ. In a country where a real-estate-mogul-turned-reality-show-host can become president, the Terminator can become the governor of California, and a cast member of The Real World can end up in the U.S. House of Representatives, there's a curious void of female celebrities in the political landscape.
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While at first glance the July statement may appear to be a bit more rosy and potentially suggesting the Fed is ready to continue with raising rates near-term, the statement still remains void of key components needed to justify a further removal of accommodation; while improved from significant weakness at the start of the year, the committee remains incapable of proclaiming outright strength in the underlying economy with clear upward momentum in inflation, improved conditions for business investment or confidence in a sustained healthy pathway for the domestic economy going forward.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE on Saturday renewed his attacks on former White House aide Omarosa Manigault NewmanOmarosa Onee Manigault NewmanTrump renews attacks on Omarosa, slamming her as 'disgusting and foul mouthed' Ex-sycophants highlight the void of competence around Trump Scaramucci breaks up with Trump in now-familiar pattern MORE, calling her "disgusting and foul mouthed" and accusing her of going "for some cheap money" by publishing a book last year about her time in the Trump administration.
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Former White House communications director Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciScaramucci: Trump is in a 'full-blown meltdown' and it's 'gonna get way worse' Ex-sycophants highlight the void of competence around Trump Scaramucci says 25th Amendment should be considered to remove Trump, citing 'full-blown insanity' MORE on Tuesday said that President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE is in a "meltdown," adding that he thinks that the president's behavior will likely only grow more erratic in coming weeks.
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