He is the biological grandson of Charles' sister Kay Woodcock, who is married to Larry Woodcock.
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KATONAH American Woodcock Walk, led by Saw Mill River Audubon.
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"I'll get on my knees and beg," Larry Woodcock said.
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" Woodcock said, "We're not the only one in this game.
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Woodcock in the house, but they both answer to the name.
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But she's the brains, the backbone of the House of Woodcock.
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"I'll get on my knees and beg," Larry Woodcock said Wednesday .
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The Woodcock shop has this team of women who are meticulous craftspeople.
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"We're actually on course to an historic and catastrophic defeat," Woodcock said.
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"We still are seeing patient harm related to that now," Woodcock testified.
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The character of Woodcock comes straight from the book of fashion fables.
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So there was an authenticity that I think helped him be Reynolds Woodcock.
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Like James, Woodcock designs dresses that resemble sculptures in their complexity and shape.
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But above all others, the House of Woodcock resembles that of Charles James.
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The defendant was sentenced by U.S. District Judge John Woodcock in Bangor, Maine.
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What Woodcock is really after is somebody to punch him in the face.
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The House of Woodcock specializes in sculptural gowns and suits, made of silk and brocade and fine lace for women of means; Reynolds Woodcock is at its center, aided by his sister Cyril (Lesley Manville), who runs the business for him.
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Phantom Thread takes pains to make it clear that Reynolds Woodcock is not revolutionary.
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The reviewers appealed Woodcock's ruling to then-Commissioner Robert Califf, who deferred to Woodcock.
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Woodcock set out plastic trays of egg, ham and tomato sandwiches and hot tea.
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Meeting Woodcock, he seems like a sound guy—intelligent and compassionate, not a bastard.
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Woodcock found that chatting about making work less terrible actually made work less terrible.
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"Whatever you do, do it carefully," Alma advises Woodcock in the teaser's final line.
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"We'll continue to prioritize our investigation into this ongoing issue," Gottlieb and Woodcock concluded.
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Nitrosamines are genotoxic, meaning they affect DNA replication and possibly cause cancer, Woodcock explained.
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Reynolds Woodcock would have had a heart attack at such nonexcessive attention to detail.
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Ms Woodcock made the argument that Sarepta needed to be "capitalised" to fund more research.
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Woodcock stayed at one center for six months before the mental toll was too much.
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Before we part ways, I ask Woodcock what future call center work might look like.
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JJ's grandmother, Kay Vallow Woodcock, reacted to the news of Lori Vallow's arrest with joy.
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The costume designs not only clothe the visually sumptuous film's characters, but create the aesthetic of an imaginary fashion label called The House of Woodcock, whose namesake, Reynolds Woodcock, is played by Daniel Day-Lewis in what is said to be his last performance.
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Mia's henchmen Susie (Carla Woodcock) is only ever terrible because she's fiercely loyal to her friend.
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Plus, the latest G3 (below) with Mary Hodder, Rebecca Woodcock, Francine Hardaway, and Tina Chase Gillmor.
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Mr. Woodcock learned the trade from a friend who ran a funeral home closer to Sydney.
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Plus, the latest G3 (below) with Rebecca Woodcock, Francine Hardaway, Mary Hodder, and Tina Chase Gillmor.
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"This (NDMA) was not what you look for in an inspection," Woodcock said in an interview.
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"John Woodcock has been suspended from the Labour Party pending due process," a party spokesman said.
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Last week, JJ's grandmother, Kay Woodcock, opened up about her worst fears in a press conference.
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"10000000 lbs has been lifted," Kay Woodcock told CNN in a text message after the arrest.
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"I'd love to know where those kids are," JJ's grandmother, Kay Woodcock told CNN affiliate KIFI.
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"You can sew almost anything into the canvas of a coat," Woodcock says in the clip.
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Vicky Krieps plays Alma in "Phantom Thread," the muse of Daniel Day-Lewis' character, Reynolds Woodcock.
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Also playing in black for the last time were burly front-rowers Keven Mealamu and Tony Woodcock.
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And so he gleaned bits about them, and it created its own Reynolds Woodcock kind of thing.
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All of which adds up to one obvious conclusion: "Woodcock" is totally an on-purpose dick joke.
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"There are multiple drugs approved for the same or similar uses as ranitidine and nizatidine," Woodcock said.
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Her colleague, Labour MP John Woodcock, is currently in the US to witness the election take place.
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I think that where it was a little different was that to do the House of Woodcock [collection], you kind of had to go into somebody else's mindset, or there were parameters about what the look of the House of Woodcock was, and make choices along those lines.
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Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day-Lewis) is the favoured couturier to society beauties and royal brides in 1950s London.
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The Times article claims that Reynolds Woodcock bears the greatest similarity to the English-American designer Charles James.
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Unlike Mr. Austin and Mr. Woodcock, he said he would support the party's candidates in the general election.
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"The only word coming to mind right now is 'monster,'" Woodcock said, according to The New York Times.
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The golden era rolled on for a nearly decade under his successors, Leonard Woodcock and Douglas A. Fraser.
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Woodcock is skeptical that technology like Ugo, if it ever takes off, will be a positive force for workers.
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Lesley Manville rounds out the small ensemble as Woodcock's sister Cyril, who remains skeptical of Woodcock and Alma's relationship.
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The decision ultimately went all the way to FDA Commissioner Dr. Robert Califf, who ruled in favor of Woodcock.
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A lot of the garments you designed in the film are supposed to have been created by Reynolds Woodcock.
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Plus, the latest G3 (below) with Elisa Camahort Page, Rebecca Woodcock, Francine Hardaway, Mary Hodder, and Tina Chase Gillmor.
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Plus, the latest G3 (below) with Halley Suitt Tucker, Rebecca Woodcock, Francine Hardaway, Mary Hodder, and Tina Chase Gillmor.
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He was joined by another former Labour lawmaker, John Woodcock, who also said he would vote for Mr. Johnson.
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Mr. Day-Lewis stars as Reynolds Woodcock, a 1950s London couturier who has always been married to his work.
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"10000000 lbs has been lifted," Joshua's grandmother, Kay Vallow Woodcock told CNN in a text message after the arrest.
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"Please, just let us know where the kids are," Kay Woodcock said, in a plea to the children's mother.
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" Woodcock and her husband are offering $20,000 for information leading to the return of Tylee Ryan, 17, and "J.
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In Phantom Thread's twisted tale of a fucked-up relationship, Day-Lewis plays a dapper dressmaker called Reynolds Woodcock.
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There are heaps of hilarious outbursts from Woodcock, and lines you'd never hear in a more hoity-toity drama.
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We always get our hands on meat from Sally Barnes' Woodcock Smokery in Cork—they do me some wonderful stuff.
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"Gig provides instant gratification by paying advances to its users 24 hours after the completion of their shift," explains Woodcock.
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Authorities said that as aid was being given to Skillman, Woodcock left his apartment and fatally shot himself, ABC12 reports.
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Plus the latest G3 (below) with Halley Suitt Tucker, Elisa Camahort Page, Kristie Wells, Rebecca Woodcock, and Tina Chase Gillmor.
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The FDA is also going on that hypothesis, said Janet Woodcock, director of its Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
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Woodcock sold "bad financial products, a kind of sub-prime insurance" over the phone, working from a pre-written script.
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How is someone like Woodcock, who says cold-call centers demonstrate "how decrepit capitalism has become," able to do this?
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Plus, the latest G3 (below) with Halley Suitt Tucker, Elisa Camahort Page, Rebecca Woodcock, Francine Hardaway, and Tina Chase Gillmor.
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Woodcock said the agency is working with international regulators and industry partners to determine the source of the ranitidine impurity.
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Woodcock said the FDA is working with international regulators and industry partners to determine the source of the ranitidine impurity.
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Woodcock said the problem appeared to occur sometime after 2348, when a Chinese manufacturer made changes to its synthetic processes.
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Sources: East Idaho News, The Post RegisterAugust 10, 2019: The last time Larry and Kay Woodcock reportedly speak with J.J.Larry and Kay Woodcock say they last made contact with J.J. in August 2019 in an interview with KSL TV. The couple said they FaceTimed with their grandson for 35 seconds before the call ended.
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"If I was Chad, I would be sleeping with one eye open, absolutely," Woodcock said at a press conference last week.
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Rather than being a complete fabrication, Reynolds Woodcock is more an amalgamation of actual British designers of the post-war era.
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Ultimately, though, Day-Lewis and Anderson decided not to base Woodcock too heavily on any one person — not even Charles James.
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The group had been drinking alcohol for multiple hours when Woodcock went into his bedroom and then emerged with a gun.
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Mr. Woodcock reached an agreement with the shed's new owner to store his hearses temporarily, but new premises must be found.
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In the London of the 1950s, Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day-Lewis) and his sister Cyril (Lesley Manville) are the pinnacle dressmakers.
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And the combative, offscreen voice of the mother — credited on the show to "Ivy Woodcock" — is provided by Daisy May herself.
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"Elon Musk appears addicted to a mental state where he can endlessly push on," Janine Woodcock, an international executive coach, said.
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Vallow used to be married to Woodcock&aposs brother, Charles Vallow, and the couple adopted the boy while living in Arizona.
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"The investigation isn't concluded," Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, told CNN this week.
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Dr. Janet Woodcock, a senior F.D.A. official, told the committee that the agency was making swift progress in whittling down the backlog.
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New Zealand is still rebuilding, following the departures of Richie McCaw, Daniel Carter, Ma'a Nonu, Conrad Smith, Keven Mealamu and Tony Woodcock.
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In 2005, he was awarded the Order of British Columbia, and in 2009 he was awarded the George Woodcock Lifetime Achievement Award.
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The more advanced manufacturing would be "more environmentally friendly" and would involve fewer, though more skilled, employees, including chemical engineers, Woodcock said.
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Reynolds Woodcock, a couturier plying his trade in London in the 1950s, has a habit of sewing secret messages into his garments.
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John Woodcock, who represents Barrow and Furness on the north-west coast, spoke of the "blighted and besieged people" of his embattled constituency.
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In a rare turn, the advisory committee's decision was overturned by Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center Drug Evaluation and Research.
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In a 2012 hearing before the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce, Dr. Woodcock reminded the committee how the FDA approached AIDS.
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"Despite his clear record and unblemished traffic record, I am sure the defendant did drive dangerously that morning," Judge Woodcock said on Monday.
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Fans come up to him while he's having dinner to tell him they wish to be buried in a House of Woodcock dress.
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"We have ideas about how things could be better," Woodcock said, adding that the FDA has already approved changes to some manufacturing operations.
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Lara Apponyi and Michael Woodcock, founders of the Los Angeles-based design firm Work & Sea, make wallpaper that, at first glance, seems familiar.
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That eye belongs to Daniel Day-Lewis in his final acting role as Reynolds Woodcock, the man who designed the dress Alma's wearing.
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Krieps didn't meet Day-Lewis until their first day of shooting and said he was in character as Woodcock every day of production.
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John Woodcock, a Labour parliamentarian, found the warm reception for the patriarch "very troubling" in view of Russia's support for the "murderous" Syrian regime.
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"We are doing everything we can to help mitigate shortages of these products, especially ahead of the back-to-school season," Woodcock said Tuesday.
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Woodcock, as befitting his chosen vocation, is fastidiously attentive to detail and a bit tyrannical about his surroundings, though he rarely raises his voice.
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"I feel as if I've been looking for you for a very long time," Woodcock tells her in the first blush of his infatuation.
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This is also to say that I found Day-Lewis's Reynolds Woodcock, while certainly compelling, the least interesting character of Phantom Thread's central trio.
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There's a kind of richness and solemnity and historical references and things to the Woodcock label, so how do you make a spring collection?
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Woodcock also embroiders messages into his clothing, perhaps an homage to the time Alexander McQueen allegedly embroidered profanities inside a jacket for Prince Charles.
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And more action could come down the pipeline if needed, according to Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
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Testifying on Monday, Woodcock said the NECC was a drug manufacturer "masquerading" as a state-regulated pharmacy that filled prescriptions meant for specific patients.
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Or this: When I was 20.24, as a part of an educational assessment, I took both the WAIS-IV and Woodcock Johnson Cognitive Batteries.
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But taboos and superstitions are all too common in the world of the real-world fashion designers who inspired the character of Reynolds Woodcock.
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Her adopted son's grandmother Kay Woodcock, who is also Vallow's former sister-in-law, said she thinks law enforcement will hold the "monster" accountable.
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Daniel Day Lewis plays that man, a dressmaker in 1950s London named Reynolds Woodcock, in what he has said was his final screen performance.
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Woodcock, an ecological entomologist at the Natural Environmental Research Council Center for Ecology and Hydrology, said the findings showed the extent of the impact.
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The FDA inspects before production begins, and then, once runs are in full swing, it inspects on a "risk-based prioritization" basis, Woodcock said.
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" Woodcock said, "Once this whole investigation is wound up, it probably means creating more international standards so that this particular incident cannot happen again.
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"Many people now have a cleaner they've never met coming into their house when they're at work doing these manual tasks," Woodcock told The Verge.
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Dr. Janet Woodcock, the head of the FDA's pharmaceuticals division, appeared willing from the beginning to support approval pending the outcome of a confirmatory trial.
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Other parts throughout her career included Tap (20173), Father of the Bride (1991), Just Write (1997), Mr. Woodcock (2007) and The Back-up Plan (2010).
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Those words, spoken by Cyril Woodcock (Lesley Manville) set the tone for a film that, despite its male protagonist, is defined by its strong women.
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But the 60 year-old actor said diving into the life of Woodcock and all the drama it entailed also sunk him into a depression.
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Mr. Day-Lewis is already being hailed for his turn as Reynolds Woodcock, an exacting, willful London fashion designer in "Phantom Thread" (opening Dec. 295).
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Woodcock noted that the volume of calls regarding Kavanaugh and the Supreme Court are overwhelming calls on other issues like health care or veterans concerns.
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Reports of woodcock sightings from around the city started piling in after the snowstorm, according to people who track the bird populations in the city.
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Day-Lewis, known for his meticulous preparation, studied with designers for months and made a couture dress in preparation for his role as designer Reynolds Woodcock.
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J.J. Vallow's biological grandmother Kay Woodcock, who is Charles Vallow's sister, said last week that she believed Lori would face consequences for missing the judge's deadline.
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The approval was challenged by the committee yet again; it said Woodcock was biased, in part because of her active role in speaking with patient advocates.
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On Friday night, Zachary Woodcock was hosting a party for his 21st birthday at his Merrill apartment with best friend Richard Skillman, 21, according to MLive.
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The esteemed actor recently talked to W magazine about his role as couturier Reynolds Woodcock in the forthcoming film "Phantom Thread," directed by Paul Thomas Anderson.
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Clare Woodcock, a spokeswoman for the university, confirmed on Tuesday that Ms. Yousafzai has enrolled at Oxford but said the school would make no further comment.
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"Rather, this finding calls for further industry testing to determine the safety and effect of systemic exposure of sunscreen ingredients, especially with chronic use," Woodcock said.
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"She's got all the attention on her -- good, bad or indifferent -- and it's going to be bad if she doesn't show up," Kay Woodcock said Wednesday.
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Her adopted son&aposs grandmother Kay Woodcock, who is also Vallow&aposs former sister-in-law, said she thinks law enforcement will hold the "monster" accountable.
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"I was informed that they are still there, probably sunning on the beach somewhere while we&aposre sitting here wondering where the kids are," Woodcock said.
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On Friday, John Woodcock, a Labour lawmaker, told the BBC that the Copeland result was a "disaster," and there was new speculation about Mr. Corbyn's future.
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The search for a cause suggests that these impurities were generated by specific chemical reactions in the manufacturing process of the active pharmaceutical ingredient, Woodcock said.
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The movie seeds the tiniest of clues about what it's about throughout the film in glances, images, and gestures, but like Woodcock, it gets off on withholding.
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"Many of them were students so they either wanted time off to study or they wanted the shift to be planned around their social lives," claims Woodcock.
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The second time, he appears as the best man at the wedding of Woodcock and Alma, standing silently in the background as they take their fateful vows.
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Judge Amanda Woodcock said she had watched CCTV footage of the accident "numerous times" and heard evidence by mechanical experts and found no evidence of mechanical failure.
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Woodcock writes of a time he was pressured by his supervisor into making an insurance sale with someone about to go to the hospital for kidney dialysis.
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FILM SERIES Mr. Day-Lewis is already being hailed for his turn as Reynolds Woodcock, an exacting, willful London fashion designer in "Phantom Thread" (opening Dec. 25).
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Grandmother Kay Vallow Woodcock confirmed that the blond boy in the video is J.J. In the video, J.J. is seen playing in the yard of his complex.
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"She's got all the attention on her -- good, bad or indifferent -- and it's going to be bad if she doesn't show up," Kay Woodcock told the station.
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A furious confrontation followed between Labour lawmaker John Woodcock and Corbyn's chief spokesman in which each accused the other of destabilizing the party as reporters looked on.
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What some people don't understand is that if manufacturers fail an inspection or have some problem, it doesn't always mean that "the product is bad," Woodcock said.
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"Given the recognized public health benefits of sunscreen use, FDA urges Americans to use sunscreens in conjunction with other sun protective measures (such as protective clothing)," Woodcock said.
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The battle of wills that ensues — a two-front war for Alma, who must contend with both Woodcock siblings — is the film's dramatic furnace and its comic engine.
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Woodcock scouts Alma when she serves him in a countryside cafe, before uprooting her and taking her off to the city to live as a walking mannequin/lover.
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"Good heraldic design is nearly always simple and the Arms of The Duchess of Sussex stand well beside the historic beauty of the quartered British Royal Arms," Woodcock said.
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Jamie Woodcock, a researcher at the Oxford Internet Institute, says the sales pitch from Mira is a continuation of Big Tech's interest in on-demand cleaning and domestic work.
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"We'll continue to monitor and evaluate these risks associated with insomnia medications and communicate with the public or consider further actions, as appropriate," said Woodcock in an FDA statement.
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Besides Shkreli and the current leaders of Turing and Valeant, the committee will also hear from Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the Food and Drug Administration's drug development arm.
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It's the mid-1950s, and Day-Lewis plays Reynolds Woodcock (the name sounds like an old financial firm), an unbearably particular dress designer who caters to the London elite.
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The film's first few minutes shows Woodcock after the successful debut of a new dress—but all he can talk about is the presence of death, looming over him.
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Janet Woodcock, director of the Food and Drug Administration's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, will also testify, along with Mark Merritt, president of the Pharmaceutical Care Management Association.
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Even the love story, between Woodcock and Alma, a waitress he discovers and turns into his star muse, hints at James's own marriage in 1954 to Nancy Lee Gregory.
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Kay Woodcock made a public plea to the children's mother, Lori Vallow -- whom police say has left Idaho with her new husband and is refusing to work with investigators.
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In 2005, Kinsella was awarded the Order of British Columbia, and in 2009, he was awarded the George Woodcock Lifetime Achievement Award, according to a biography on his website.
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"The information we've gathered as part of our ongoing ranitidine investigation has been vital to answering the questions we've received about the potential risk of these products," Woodcock said.
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But whereas Daniel Plainview in the earlier film was a vector of pure, demonic ambition, Reynolds Woodcock bemusedly discovers himself to be one leg of a complicated emotional triangle.
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Jonny Greenwood's swirling, haunting music is integral to Phantom Thread, providing the emotional undercurrent to the social and romantic jousting between Alma (Vicky Krieps) and Reynolds Woodcock (Day-Lewis).
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"With YC and 500, we have an opportunity to set an example for the rest of the Valley and hopefully it inspires others to do the same," Woodcock told TechCrunch.
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"This new way to administer glucagon may simplify the process, which can be critical during an episode," said Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
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Indeed, upon hearing our recommendations, FDA drug center director, Janet Woodcock, applauded organized neurosurgery for what she characterized as a "bold proposal" toward creating medical documentation to justify opioid prescriptions.
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He is once again the subject of awards buzz this season — and was nominated for a Golden Globe — for his performance in "Phantom Thread" as the fictional designer Reynolds Woodcock.
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The "potential risk of cancer associated with the drug outweighs the benefit of treatment," Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said in a statement.
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Greenwood doesn't hold back on establishing the precision of Woodcock's daily life, using a song called "House of Woodcock" as the glue to tie together a montage of that routine.
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"Well, it's the difference between working with Daniel Plainview and working with Reynolds Woodcock," he says, again as if the actor was in character 24/7 (something he's famous for).
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Among the consumables: beaver bone soup, moose bone marrow, woodcock hung until it reached the desired "hallucinogenic point of decay," caribou haunch, eels with sour-grass sauce, roly-polies and pandowdies.
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Woodcock said that while the outbreak involving the now-defunct NECC was the worst she had ever seen involving drugs made by compounding pharmacies, there are still problems with such drugs.
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John Woodcock, a critic of Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, is alleged to have sent inappropriate messages to a former staffer, according to the newspapers, the Mail on Sunday and Sunday Mirror.
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JJ&aposs biological grandmother Kay Woodcock, who is also Charles Vallow&aposs sister, told reporters on Thursday that it was after Lori Vallow became interested in Daybell after reading his novels.
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The first*, by Ben Woodcock of the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology in Wallingford, Oxfordshire, and colleagues, was funded in part by Bayer CropScience, maker of clothianidin, and Syngenta, maker of thiamethoxam.
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"Like everyone who puts themselves in harm's way to keep us safe, his Royal Highness deserves nothing but praise and respect for his service in the armed forces," Woodcock posted on Twitter.
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She seems like the kind of woman for whom the term "demure" was coined, though she isn't afraid, during her first evening date with Woodcock, to challenge him to a staring contest.
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In Phantom Thread, set in the 1950s, Lewis plays a British fashion designer named Reynolds Woodcock who becomes infatuated with a young commoner named Alma (Vicky Krieps), who he makes his muse.
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Lead investigator Ashley Woodcock, professor of respiratory medicine at University Hospital of South Manchester and the University of Manchester, said asthma control was a real challenge for patients and the healthcare community.
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But there's just one issue: Day-Lewis' character's name is Reynolds Woodcock, which is almost a dead giveaway that The Phantom Thread can't possibly be based on a person who once existed.
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The men discussed the shoes that Day-Lewis was having made to wear as Woodcock—gorgeous, gleaming things, worn over socks of ecclesiastical purple—and Day-Lewis asked Glasgow about his life.
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For Cyril, who eschews marriage and instead pair-bonds with her brother in the "quiet, anal, hermetic world" of the House of Woodcock, "control is almost a kind of sex," she said.
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"Whilst this research demonstrates the benefits of physical activity in spite of air quality, it is not an argument for inaction in combatting pollution," James Woodcock, a senior author on the paper, said.
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So when she begins to flex her will, it's properly startling to everyone — especially Woodcock, who is horrified to discover that she isn't just cheeky, but actually has a mind of her own.
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Janet Woodcock, who heads the FDA's pharmaceuticals division, testified in Boston federal court that she had never seen an outbreak like the one New England Compounding Center's mold-tainted steroids caused in 2012.
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Vallow "He was highly concerned about it: Her emotional state, her mental state, and the fact that she had made threats about him," Charles&apos sister, Kay Woodcock, told the Salt Lake Tribune.
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The initial seven directors of the cooperative include former founding ICANN President Michael Roberts, MacArthur Foundation philanthropist Jeff Ubois and Bill Woodcock, whose Packet Clearing House now runs the technical aspects of the .
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Harry's office said on Friday the design for her Coat Of Arms had been approved by his grandmother Queen Elizabeth and Thomas Woodcock, the Senior Herald in England based at London's College of Arms.
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Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan) is a brooding businessman and Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day-Lewis) is a fashion designer, but they're both demanding men with a thing for lips and a fixation on their mothers.
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"The abuse and manipulation of reformulated Opana ER by injection has resulted in a serious disease outbreak," Janet Woodcock, M.D., director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said in the statement.
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But this time, he's set his ballet of manners and power struggles in post-war London, in a house of high fashion ruled by the finicky, improbably named genius Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day-Lewis).
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Especially Alma early on, when she's sort of the fisherman's daughter, and charting that progress: country clothes, and city clothes, and trying to fit in with the women in the [Woodcock] workroom and things.
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Jenkins alleged Janet Woodcock, the director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, undercut the expert team that questioned the benefits of the drug — eteplirsen, branded as Exondys 51 by Sarepta Therapeutics.
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"Shifting education finance away from underwriting credit risk to investing in the equity of human potential," is how Stuart Davidson, a trustee of the Woodcock Foundation, which supports community development projects, described Lumni's model.
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Mr. Woodcock, known as Woody, had in 103 raised $33,000 to build a morgue, a sparse three-room building with a linoleum floor, where a dozen silver-handled coffins stand upright in two rows.
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"Even in rapidly progressing, fatal illnesses, precipitating severe complications or death is not acceptable, so what is the minimum assurance of safety that is needed?" wrote senior FDA officials Janet Woodcock and Peter Marks.
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"We finalized the FDA's previous determination that 28 active ingredients, including triclosan and benzethonium chloride, are not eligible for evaluation under the FDA's OTC Drug Review for use in consumer antiseptic rubs," Woodcock said.
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JJ's biological grandparents, Kay and Larry Woodcock of Louisiana, held a news conference Tuesday in Idaho to offer the reward, and held up a poster of the children while asking the public for information.
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"Millennials want instant gratification, they want and get it with travel (Uber), takeaway (Deliveroo) and retail (Amazon same day delivery), but they are yet to get it with work," says Gig co-founder Antony Woodcock.
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Jamie Woodcock, an LSE academic, went undercover for a year working in cold call centers around the UK to investigate these questions for his new book Working the Phones: Control and Resistance in Call Centers .
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That dynamic will repeat itself with Alma, who butters her toast too noisily, pours tea with too much splashing and boldly asserts her right to exist as something more than an ornament in the Woodcock household.
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But according to a recent film synopsis, Phantom Thread centers on "renowned dressmaker Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day-Lewis) and his sister, Cyril (Lesley Manville)," who are at the center of the post-war British fashion world.
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Last year, Dr Janet Woodcock, head of the agency's pharmaceuticals division, approved Sarepta Therapeutics Inc's DMD drug Exondys 51, or eteplirsen, against the advice of the agency's advisory panel and against the recommendation of its own scientists.
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Dr John Jenkins, then head of the FDA's Office of New Drugs, sent a biting letter to Califf criticizing Woodcock of bias and challenging Califf's statement that the decision would not lower the bar for future approvals.
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Unless he changes his mind and returns to acting (please, Daniel!), Day-Lewis' last role will be playing Reynolds Woodcock, a couture dress designer in 1950s London, in the movie The Phantom Thread (in theaters December 25).
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Jenkins' memo also said Woodcock was in close contact with Sarepta and the patient advocacy groups who desperately wanted the drug to get the green light, and she approved the drug before vital outcomes data was published.
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Ian Austin and John Woodcock, both longtime critics of Corbyn who sat as independents after quitting Labour, said he had not done enough to tackle antisemitism within the party's ranks, and was a threat to national security.
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The F.D.A. has a staff of about 200 investigators who conduct overseas drug inspections, according to testimony before a House committee in December by Janet Woodcock, the director of the agency's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
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Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, says it was part of a broader move toward patient-focused drug development, something she says is encapsulated in the newly passed 21st Century Cures Act.
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Woodcock, who approved Sarepta's drug against the wishes of others at the agency, also addresses the precedent set by the decision, as well as how much influence a new president can have on how the U.S. regulates drugs.
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Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said Tuesday that the agency has monitored these drugs since they were approved: eszopiclone was approved in 2004, zaleplon in 1999 and zolpidem in 1992.
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"We are doing everything we can to help mitigate shortages of these products, especially ahead of the back-to-school season," Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said in a press release.
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"It provides further support for investment in infrastructure to get people out of their cars and onto their feet or their bikes – which can itself reduce pollution levels at the same time as supporting physical activity," Woodcock added.
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Takes Advertising is obsolete – here's why it's time to end it Ramsi Woodcock makes a sweeping case against advertising, saying the internet has made its core function of consumers obsolete, and saying it could even violate antitrust laws.
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And Corbyn's weak response to the use of a Russian nerve agent on British soil caused one of his own MPs, John Woodcock, to publicly call him out on the floor of the House of Commons this week:
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The film, which many guests had seen earlier that night at a nearby screening hosted by the Cinema Society, explores the intense relationship between Mr. Woodcock and a young woman who becomes his muse, portrayed by Ms. Krieps.
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"We are doing everything we can to help mitigate shortages of these products, especially ahead of the back-to-school season," Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said in a statement.
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The property, which Apponyi describes as "ripe for some kind of 19th-century costume drama," had been acquired by a friend of theirs, an eccentric financier who wanted to update the house "in a romantic way," says Woodcock.
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Last year Dr. Janet Woodcock, head of the FDA's pharmaceuticals division, ordered the approval of a Duchenne drug made by Sarepta Therapeutics despite opposition from the agency's top scientists and a negative recommendation from a panel of outside advisers.
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"Consumers may think antibacterial washes are more effective at preventing the spread of germs, but we have no scientific evidence that they are any better than plain soap and water," said the FDA's Janet Woodcock said in a statement.
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"We are doing everything we can to help mitigate shortages of these products, especially ahead of the back-to-school season," Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said in a written statement.
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In an editorial published with Dr. Yu's paper, Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the F.D.A.'s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, raised tough questions: What type of evidence is needed before exposing a human to a new drug?
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Still, that Pelham Bay Park stop up in the Bronx — No. 7 on the society's top 10 list for subway birding — can offer dedicated spotters a possible twilight glimpse of the annual crepuscular courtship flights of the American woodcock.
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Relatives of missing kids offer $20,000 reward JJ's biological grandparents, Kay and Larry Woodcock of Louisiana, held a news conference last week in Idaho to offer a $20,000 reward for information on the whereabouts of JJ or Tylee Ryan.
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John Woodcock, who represents Barrow and Furness and has a majority of just 795, said in a video to his constituents on April 19th that although he would be seeking re-election, he could not endorse Mr Corbyn as prime minister.
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But the '50s-set drama is more than just an acting showcase for Day-Lewis: It's a taut, twisty two-hander about renowned fashion designer Reynolds Woodcock (Day-Lewis) and the woman he falls in love with, Alma (Vicky Krieps).
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"Every Coat of Arms has been designed to identify a person, school or organization, and is to last forever," Thomas Woodcock, Garter King of Arms at the College of Arms, told PEOPLE of the coat of arms creation process in 2011.
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Last year Dr. Janet Woodcock, head of the FDA's pharmaceuticals division, ordered the approval of a Duchenne drug made by Sarepta Therapeutics Inc despite opposition from the agency's top scientists and a negative recommendation from a panel of outside advisers.
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In the picture's striking opening, an army of women march into the multi-level home and workshop of the British couture designer Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day Lewis), ascending the stairway and walking single-file to the sewing tables and machines.
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Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the F.D.A.'s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said in a statement, "We eagerly await learning more about the efficacy of this drug through a confirmatory clinical trial that the company must conduct after approval."
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"Valsartan products are in shortage, and we know that other types of products may fall into shortage soon," FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb and FDA director of drug evaluation and research Dr. Janet Woodcock said in a statement released Friday.
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"If we have quality problems at a plant, we have to make a medical decision" about the consequences of banning the use of the drug, Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, testified in October.
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Like Day-Lewis's Woodcock, James, who viewed his work more as sculpture than articles of clothing, only parted with his confections when they were perfect, and he was perfectly satisfied — a reason why his clients frequently commissioned items years in advance.
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"There is a common good here that is at risk of being undermined," said William Woodcock, a director of the cooperative, who is the executive director of the Packet Clearing House, a nonprofit that provides internet operational support for domains.
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" Phantom Thread (2017) On his first date with Alma (Vicky Krieps), Reynolds Woodcock tells her that he keeps a lock of his mother's hair sewn in the canvas of his suit jacket's breast pocket "to keep her close to me always.
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It's also possible "some of the source material may have had some of this in it," Woodcock said, adding that "it isn't something that would be easy to find," because the low-level impurities are measured in parts per million.
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There's no better perspective on how far we've come than seeing a once-upon-a-time stereotype, even one as compellingly watchable as Mr. Day-Lewis as Reynolds Woodcock (what a name), looming many feet high on the big screen.
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Throughout the early goings of the film, it's a vapid but beautiful movie about sexism and the fashion industry, set in the 1950s in the dress house of one Reynolds Woodcock, a total asshole who makes gorgeous designs for rich white ladies.
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Since it is known that these seriously ill cancer patients will die, if they are given an experimental drug and then have a "durable response" -- their tumors shrink; they live longer than expected -- researchers know that "this wouldn't happen by chance," Woodcock said.
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As of August 2019, 13% of active pharmaceutical ingredients for the US market were made in China, Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said in testimony before a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee in October.
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The fact that an ingredient is absorbed through the skin and into the body doesn't mean that particular ingredient is unsafe, said Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, the arm of the FDA which conducted the studies.
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Triple Oscar winner Day-Lewis plays fastidious 1950s London fashion designer Reynolds Woodcock whose self-centered life is disrupted when his latest muse, Alma (played by newcomer Vicky Krieps), falls in love with him and matters take an unexpected and sinister twist.
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Now it turns out that "although many of these levels of NDMA observed through FDA testing are much lower than the levels some third-party scientists first claimed, some levels still exceed what the FDA considers acceptable for these medicines," Woodcock said.
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"We would also ask manufacturers to voluntarily recall nizatidine, commonly known as Axid, if they found NDMA above the acceptable daily intake level because it is chemically similar to ranitidine," Woodcock said, adding that manufacturers should continue conducting their own lab tests.
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Carol H. Woodcock, who oversees the Bangor office, told CNN that they have also received threatening calls to their office -- more than she's ever seen around any issue -- and that she keeps track of them and refers them to the Collins' DC office.
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"We've completed the necessary reviews of the data to extend the expiration date by four months for specific lots of EpiPen that are expired or close to expiring," Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said in a statement.
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"We have carefully assessed the valsartan-containing medications sold in the United States, and we've found that the valsartan sold by these specific companies does not meet our safety standards," said Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the F.D.A.'s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
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But this time, he's set his ballet of manners and power struggles in postwar London, in a house of high fashion ruled by the finicky, improbably named genius Reynolds Woodcock (played by Daniel Day-Lewis in the role he says will be his last).
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"As noted in a new Drug Safety Communication issued today, patients should stop using the medication Belviq and Belviq XR (lorcaserin) and talk to their health care professionals about other treatment options for weight loss," Woodcock said, adding that doctors should stop prescribing the drugs.
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She just earned her first Oscar nomination for her turn as Cyril Woodcock, the sharp-as-a-sewing-needle older sister to Daniel Day-Lewis's precious dressmaker Reynolds in "Phantom Thread" (2017), but she has been reliably dazzling in the corners of films for years.
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Giving details at a briefing in London, Ben Woodcock, who co-led the study, said the average decline in population across all 62 species was 7.0 percent, but the average decline among 34 species that forage on oilseed rape was higher, at 10 percent.
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Earlier this year Dr. Janet Woodcock, head of the FDA's pharmaceuticals division, ordered the approval of a Duchenne treatment made by Sarepta Therapeutics Inc even though the advisory panel and the agency's own scientists recommended against approval, saying there was almost no evidence the drug worked.
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"Consumers may think antibacterial washes are more effective at preventing the spread of germs, but we have no scientific evidence that they are any better than plain soap and water," Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said in a news release.
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Also, when you're testing a drug and patients have, for example, a fatal cancer that has spread throughout their body, "generally speaking, you wouldn't put those people on a placebo," Woodcock said, as it is considered inhumane to deprive them of the experimental drug's potential benefits.
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"The decision at this politically charged time to place details of my case in the press and then suspend me places a serious question mark over the integrity of the process, which serves neither those making complaints nor those facing allegations," Woodcock said in a statement.
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The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee will hold a hearing today examining the Generic Drug User Fee Act (GDUFA), with expert testimony from Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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Phantom Thread follows the controlling and highly particular fashion designer Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day-Lewis) as he becomes entranced by Alma Elson (Vicky Krieps), a waitress who becomes his muse and then his lover and then eventually his caretaker, after Alma begins poisoning him with wild mushrooms.
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NDMA can cause harm in large amounts, but the levels the FDA found in preliminary tests of ranitidine "barely exceed amounts you might expect to find in common foods," according to a statement from Dr. Janet Woodcock, research director for FDA's Centers for Drug Evaluation and Research.
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"Consumers may think antibacterial washes are more effective at preventing the spread of germs, but we have no scientific evidence that they are any better than plain soap and water," said Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, in a statement.
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It looks like it's about a naive young woman, Alma (Vicky Krieps), who's destined to get swept up, used, and eventually discarded by a prominent man — the both stuffily and phallically named Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day-Lewis, in his last role before retiring), a celebrated dressmaker in 1950s London.
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I find no basis for a view that Dr. Woodcock was unduly influenced by involvement with the patient community or other external pressures...in addition serious shortcomings present in the eteplirsen development program should not be allowed to establish a broad precedent for therapeutic development in rare diseases.
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"Consumers may think antibacterial washes are more effective at preventing the spread of germs, but we have no scientific evidence that they are any better than plain soap and water," said Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, in a written announcement.
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"Consumers may think antibacterial washes are more effective at preventing the spread of germs, but we have no scientific evidence that they are any better than plain soap and water," Janet Woodcock, MD, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) said in the announcement.
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"Consumers may think antibacterial washes are more effective at preventing the spread of germs, but we have no scientific evidence that they are any better than plain soap or water," Dr. Janet Woodcock, the director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said in a statement.
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The story of the strange relationship between couture designer Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day-Lewis) and his latest young muse Alma (Vicky Krieps), Phantom Thread is set in the world of 1950s London fashion itself, with the movie lingering over the way garments are designed, draped, fitted, and sewn.
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"The information we have isn't very good, but it seems to indicate people who aren't cancer patients are getting this and people who aren't opioid tolerant are getting this," Dr. Janet Woodcock, the director of the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research at the F.D.A., said in an interview.
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NDMA can cause harm in large amounts, but the levels the FDA found in preliminary tests of ranitidine "barely exceed amounts you might expect to find in common foods," according to a statement last week from Dr. Janet Woodcock, research director for FDA's Centers for Drug Evaluation and Research.
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Sources: Rexburg Police Department, Rexburg Standard JournalNovember 26, 2019: Rexburg Police Department conducts a wellbeing check on J.J. After Larry and Kay Woodcock raised concerns that they had not seen or heard from J.J. in months, the Rexburg Police Department went to Chad and Lori's home to conduct a welfare check.
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And even though I was a little disappointed that fashion design was more embellishment than underpinning with this movie, I did appreciate the acknowledgment of the physical labor that goes into couture, from the close-ups of calloused fingertips to the — too brief, in my opinion — glimpses we get of the Woodcock atelier.
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Rebecca Woodcock, 500 Startups "Spot On and the digital product lab are really a big part of that," says Planned Parenthood's senior director of its digital product lab Jenny Friedler, who tells TechCrunch the app has the potential to reach a much larger audience who can utilize the app for sexual health information.
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Viewers of the film who have managed to tear their eyes away from Day-Lewis—he has won three Academy Awards for Best Actor, and is nominated again, for his performance as Reynolds Woodcock, a fastidious couturier—may have noticed Glasgow, who appears in two scenes in his role as Nigel Cheddar-Goode.
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Dr. Janet Woodcock, the head of the agency's pharmaceutical division, made a rare appearance at the event and said that while it was hard to know whether the drug conferred a benefit, the consequences of failing to approve a drug that actually works in devastating diseases were "extreme" and borne by the patient.
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Bill Woodcock, executive director of the Packet Clearing House: There's a fundamental conflict between anonymity and control of public speech, and the countries that don't value anonymous speech domestically are still free to weaponize it internationally, whereas the countries that do value anonymous speech must make it available to all, [or] else fail to uphold their own principle.
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Scene City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' On Monday night, hours after Daniel Day-Lewis received his eighth Golden Globe nomination, he arrived at the stately Harold Pratt House on Park Avenue to toast the New York premiere of the movie that had earned him the nod, "Phantom Thread," in which he portrays the renowned British dressmaker Reynolds Woodcock.
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Andy Warhol—whose documented frailty mirrors that of Woodcock at his most vulnerable—had a curious relationship with death; an emotional turn that has been said to be the impetus behind the birth of Pop Art as a form, he "gave up caring" after the sudden passing of a beloved cat he and his mother cared for early on in his career.
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The rule, issued Thursday, "reaffirmed our need for more data on three other active ingredients, including ethyl alcohol, which is the most commonly used ingredient in hand sanitizers, to help the agency ensure that these products are safe and effective for regular use by consumers," Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the agency's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said in an announcement.
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Woodcock is painted as sharply meticulous, relying on routine and repetition in order to go through a cycle of his own: find a muse, use her as fuel to create, design a line of dresses, work non-stop in your big house with your team of near-silent female helpers, display the collection, deflate like a pierced poached egg. Repeat.
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Four years ago, they launched their own business: Apponyi, who studied art at City & Guilds of London Art School and finds inspiration in everything from Greek myths to film, paints the elements of each design, usually in oil, after which Woodcock scans and arranges them into a pattern, often pairing seemingly disparate objects, such as palm trees and cigarettes or monkeys and giant red poppies.
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"While we are committed to supporting innovation in this area, we will also be vigilant in protecting against the potential risks and are therefore issuing this warning letter to help protect patients and providers from acting on data that has not been demonstrated to promote the safe and effective use of drugs," said Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, in the FDA statement.
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Maybe they had forgotten the time difference and assumed that the Burkes would be asleep instead of sitting down with friends for dinner, those friends being the Meachams, who had shared the story: how, in the middle of their twelve-course tasting menu at Aska, this couple from Kansas had started screwing between the hay-grilled woodcock and the langoustine torched in chamomile and yarrow, the Burkes and the Meachams in absolute tears.
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ORG Registrants, is led by many people who currently have or have had influence over the inner workings of the Internet, including Esther Dyson, the founding chairman of ICANN (the non-profit that oversees domain names on the internet), Katherine Maher, the CEO of the Wikimedia Foundation (the parent company of Wikipedia), and William Woodcock, the executive director of Packet Clearing House (an organization that helps support internet infrastructure and the domain name system).
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The song runs from softly lilting piano verses to string choruses that swell so as to be perfectly paired with shots of movement—lace fluttering near a dress form, Day-Lewis slicking his hair away from his forehead with pomade, the camera lens widening to take in a shot of a rich society client looking up the sweeping stairs in the multi-storey house and atelier where Woodcock both works and lives.
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