There are turrets, balconies, grand foyers, wrought iron that isn't actually wrought, crystal chandeliers that are probably made of glass, and spiral staircases galore.
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Harris believes that, just as the environmental crisis was wrought by extractive energy companies, so has an attentional crisis been wrought by extractive technology companies.
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It is at present unclear whether the environmental harm wrought by deep-sea mining will be less or more than the harm wrought on land.
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So if anything gives me hope, it is the clearly scrambling actions of these platforms to try to keep up with what they've wrought and what users have wrought.
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Their marriage, though brief, was wrought with unflattering tabloid headlines.
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Look what it hath wrought: All hail The Lion King!
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Heating the recycled wrought iron doesn't quite go as planned.
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"Mornin," she said, leaning over the balcony's rusting wrought iron.
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He will now become intimately familiar with what he wrought.
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Ms. Jensen's transcription of "The Holy Presence" was skillfully wrought.
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Never mind the damage he has wrought to our democracy.
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The polluters should pay for the damages they knowingly wrought.
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I know the feeling of helplessness wrought by a headline.
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"You make it up": Something can be wrought from nothing.
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Then there is the harm wrought by the tax law.
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But they remember the damage wrought by the Great Recession.
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The destruction wrought by DDT helped start the environmental movement.
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That mentality wrought exactly what any neutral observer would expect.
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The violence America's gun fetish has wrought is polarising everywhere.
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The changes it has already wrought have drawn international acclaim.
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Over the decades, tropical weather wrought havoc on their neon signs.
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But what we have wrought will one day be apparent and
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Villagers in Srekor described the destruction wrought by the released floodwater.
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"The Sopranos" and "The Americans" — are they the well-wrought poem?
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Let's look at some more of what these two hath wrought.
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Many believed deeply in American empire—colonization, they thought, wrought progress.
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The impression of power they gave seemed not wrought but inevitable.
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Above, a woman applauded and hooted from her wrought-iron balcony.
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Raffa is horrified when he realizes what his work has wrought.
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He has wrought some sort of alchemy on everything around him.
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And yet she has misgivings about what "Drag Race" has wrought.
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Others will explain the human damage wrought by such a ruling.
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Some precisely wrought sentiments also have started trickling into the music.
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The country, by and large, doesn't want what Trump has wrought.
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They did as well, shuddering afterward at what they had wrought.
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It has brick walls, baby-blue banquettes and wrought iron accents.
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In the short time between the immense flooding in Texas wrought by Hurricane Harvey and the destruction to come in Florida wrought by Hurricane Irma, one of the most powerful earthquakes in Mexico's history rocked the country.
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He contributed sensitively wrought parts on a song on my first album.
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Should I really enjoy that, considering the pain and suffering it wrought?
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And the destruction wrought by the cult is detailed in Monday's episode.
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But throughout the centuries herders have adapted to changes wrought from outside.
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However, until then, we can just drool at what Griffin hath wrought.
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But the changes wrought by the incursion may be hard to undo.
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Food was served in 14 individual wrought iron and wood horse stalls.
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Eating without context ignores the damage that America's imperialist past wrought globally.
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He, too, uses elaborately wrought metal, though not as exclusively as her.
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Transatlantic Slave Trade and the curse-like consequences wrought on its future
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Look what your coloring book craze has wrought: A global pencil shortage.
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Seoul-based artist Kim Beom's wrought painting instructional Yellow Scream is shrieking.
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The name was spelled out in wrought iron above their shaved heads.
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"She started looking at the devastation that this guy wrought," he adds.
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Let's not forget what this lack has wrought in real financial costs.
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It will take years to assess fully the damage Trump has wrought.
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He highlighted the changes wrought, particularly by female activists, in recent years.
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An affair I had entered blithely had turned messy and emotionally wrought.
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Some of that can be traced to the devastation wrought by wildfires.
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It's a harrowing but elegantly wrought exploration of trauma and autonomy. —A.
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In less than two short years, the observatory has wrought twin revolutions.
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The Gabriels are the tenderly wrought creations of the playwright Richard Nelson.
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You can think of it as a clever invention, wrought by evolution.
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The wrought-iron, gate-style doors are reminiscent of the building's past.
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I have seen firsthand the devastation wrought by untreated HIV and AIDS.
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With a diminishing royal line, however, changes have been wrought to the protocol.
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But without his carefully wrought arrangements, they came up short on use value.
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The Exorcist was notoriously wrought with challenges before, during, and after its release.
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If that's what a Trump candidacy wrought, what will a Trump presidency bring?
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At the same time, Mr Gove is worried by what he has wrought.
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Making The DecisionThe year I was 11 was wrought with changes for me.
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Imagine, with its delicately wrought title track, was aimed squarely at the charts.
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This leaves it strangely reluctant to probe the permanent damage their incarceration wrought.
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But even after Trump's race is run, the damage he's wrought will remain.
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Much of this effort has been trying to undo what her father wrought.
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Reining in partisan gerrymandering wouldn't undo the damage wrought by those two decisions.
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The atmospheric changes humanity has wrought on the planet are of geologic magnitudes.
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His earliest childhood memories were of the devastation wrought there by the Nazis.
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The challenge facing chief executives is compounded by the changes wrought by technology.
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"Fun Home" is a delicate, subtly wrought high-wire act of a show.
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Kids nowadays have no idea what the fear of Y2K wrought upon us.
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Really, it's just his claws, and evidence of the carnage those claws wrought.
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It's difficult to overstate just how unlikely a change Cashman has just wrought.
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Just a bottomless cesspool of humanity's toxic waste wrought out over 12 months.
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But this time I really am grateful for what that wall hath wrought.
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Now there's new data showing just how much civilian death the destruction wrought.
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Exquisitely wrought myrtle wreaths of ultrafine gold leaf shimmer with delicate power. Glass?
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Governments are spending freely to combat the economic havoc wrought by the coronavirus.
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Two successive presidential campaigns have wrought some essential changes in the political landscape.
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It's a beautifully wrought and profoundly joyful story of compassion and perseverance. —A.
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Maybe it was a carefully wrought profile that coincided with Jeffrey Epstein's death.
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She expected that Western influences had wrought change, but she was proven wrong.
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Is it the unfinished business of what Veidt's actions wrought on the world?
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The destruction it wrought was devastating, the death toll said to be "staggering".
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Perfectly wrought in gnomic scenes, it treats Beckett with spare, sometimes stark delicacy.
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Elliot's decision to reverse the 5/9 hack and undo what he wrought?
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It was a neoliberal fantasy wrought of white guilt I had unknowingly absorbed.
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But the McMaster-Bolton switch was only the latest change Trump has wrought.
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By contrast, Greenwell takes more consistent care with his finely wrought words and sentences.
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Fifteen years later, baseball has done much more than consider the ideas 'Moneyball' wrought.
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In recent decades, NASA has been tracking the major transformations we've wrought via satellite.
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Satellite images showed what five years of civil war had wrought on the cityscape.
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A mask, wrought in dull bronze, grinned at her from atop a heavy pole.
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What if the biggest human-wrought changes to our planet are still to come?
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It's a peculiar event that highlights the unexpected changes wrought by a changing climate.
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We also visit Mozambique to take stock of the damage wrought by Cyclone Idai.
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Time and the technology it has wrought hasn't been particularly kind to Fox Mulder.
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It's time for big oil to take responsibility for the devastation they have wrought.
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There's a lot of damage being wrought in the U.S. exploration and production sector.
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"Tax reform is complex and wrought with many pressures," Hultgren said in a statement.
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After the damage wrought by Hurricane Harvey, Trump said he would reinstate those rules.
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Her capelet, cresting in tusklike spikes, appeared to be hand-wrought from aluminum foil.
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The property is entered through electronically operated wrought-iron gates on a gravel drive.
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That shouldn't have come as a surprise: What affair isn't messy and emotionally wrought?
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But the earlier exposure may have already wrought irreversible damage, including lifelong cognitive impairments.
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A pair of Yahoo corporate PR reps extolled the remarkable changes Mayer had wrought.
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Yet many Americans are just taking stock of the transformations wrought by global trade.
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The narrator starts reading these densely wrought "elegies," which are reproduced in the book.
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Before that will come a glimpse of the scale of economic destruction already wrought.
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The changes wrought in America's international position after 1971 also reinforced business's political dominance.
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The virus is forcing us not to be complacent before what globalization has wrought.
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There they found a violinist in a black cloak by the wrought iron gates.
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Liberal fantasies were being wrought on hapless business owners, and destruction would surely follow.
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This was not the first time white supremacists had wrought havoc in the country.
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The U.S. agricultural industry has also voiced fears about damage wrought by an escalation.
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First the intestines appear in the elevator's wrought-iron cage, then the cabin itself.
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Outdoor space: Wrought-iron fencing encircles the property and incorporates an electric driveway gate.
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Is BlackRock's new investment strategy going to address the damage it has already wrought?
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The gateway entrance to the casino is a wrought-iron sculpture by Bob Dylan.
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Wrought iron pallet shelves burst with school supplies ready to be packed and shipped.
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First of all, there are plenty of well-wrought characters in which to invest.
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The damage wrought by Hurricane Maria was unlike anything the older couple had ever witnessed.
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Behold the devastation that Super Bowl 50 hath wrought upon a little city named Frisco.
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This is what Guaidó, in a desperate bid to dislodge a dictator, may have wrought.
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Antioxidants inhibit oxidation, thus staving off the effects wrought by a buildup of free radicals.
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CRI score: 233 In September 2014, monsoon rains and flash flooding wrought havoc in Pakistan.
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Now, here's everything you need to know about the devastation that Hurricane Irma has wrought.
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The new maps also do not adequately highlight the shifting reality wrought by climate change.
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The occasional red bougainvillea bush hid chain-link fences, and ornate wrought iron was everywhere.
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From Asia to Africa, from Europe to the Americas, this theological perversion has wrought havoc.
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In the newer movie, she's become a symbol of the damage wrought by child abuse.
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Above their heads hang two wrought-metal constructions designed by Sylvain Giraudeau, sometimes slowly rotating.
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You call them 'carefully wrought constructions that direct human movement and uplift everyday experience.'How?
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The clue for IRON FENCE (26A — What hath the gardener wrought?) gave me a chuckle.
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The harm wrought by four decades of oppression and indoctrination could not be undone overnight.
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The bone galea was gone, replaced by a wrought iron mask enshrining his broken features.
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But no one can deny that the changes Obama has wrought are enormous in scale.
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In all, those disasters wrought some $329.9 billion in economic damage and killed 3,138 people.
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There is nothing "tasteful or beautifully written or wonderfully wrought" about violence in real life.
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The choreography here is more tightly wrought and more spatially wide-ranging around the stage.
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The sheer volume of investigations would be comic but for the harm Mr. Pruitt wrought.
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Last week, in response to the economic destruction wrought by the pandemic, he and Rep.
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We started with 22A, "*Stereotypical movie outcome," which was the idiomatic HOLLYWOOD ENDING, wrought straightforward.
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He is cleareyed about what the banal anti-Semitism coursing through blighted projects has wrought.
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The real question is whether Pruitt can revise the actual policies this authority has wrought.
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Senate majority in order to have any hope of undoing the damage wrought in the
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The master bathroom has marble surfaces and a screen door artfully wrought out of rebar.
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Let's talk about the Disappointment Club and the wonders wrought so quietly by Horton Foote.
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But the eventual upside for Daryl was a cozy and finely wrought reunion with Carol.
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How should teachers, school and students deal with the immense challenge that Harvey has wrought?
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We're in Iraq and Afghanistan, covering the violence and instability wrought by decades of war.
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These people should be shamed and embarrassed for the destruction they've wrought in our country.
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And their sister, Meg (Linda Cardellini), has come unhinged over the damage they have wrought.
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Still, the industrywide shake-up wrought by streaming services hasn't changed one thing: Gender inequity.
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The court's decision, in other words, will expand the mischiefs wrought by the unclear standard.
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Baird's exquisitely wrought and meticulously researched biography brushes the dusty myth off this extraordinary monarch.
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And plantations continue to carry the significance of the violence that white supremacy has wrought.
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Each is beautifully wrought and rife with meaning — and slightly maddening in its ambiguity. —A.
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The big shift Trump wrought was to change the type of whites who voted Republican.
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And they wonder if the country will recover, or if he has wrought permanent change.
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But perhaps there is still an escape with nature from the storm we have wrought.
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More than the leaders, the employees are horrified by what they've wrought, in some ways.
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Do you think the digital revolution — and the changes it wrought — has somehow compromised journalism?
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How do you explain the devastation wrought by a wildfire within the context of faith?
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One can only imagine what havoc Jordan would have wrought in today's more free-flowing game.
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And all of this drama was wrought from a single direct message sent to Demi Burnett.
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A brand, with $14 million in venture capital behind it, to fix what brands hath wrought.
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Sepahvand said his exhibition aims to do more than merely highlight injustices wrought against indigenous populations.
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Fast forward 50 years later and the world that Packard and Graves wrought is no more.
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Wrought-iron railings, regal chandeliers, and whole lot of tile give the home an understated glamour.
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More than just a mark of shame, the great tragedy lies in the damage being wrought.
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Arya was one of the few survivors of Harrenhal and saw the horrors the Mountain wrought.
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The cities sued Big Oil for the damage wrought by global warming and sea level rise.
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In Las Vegas's hospitals, surgeons rushed to deal with the carnage wrought by semi-automatic weapons.
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The new series extends the theme, celebrating a new generation and the transformations it has wrought.
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A quick drive inland reveals what subjugation of the Everglades has wrought: an ecosystem in shambles.
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Helicopter footage of Florida's Mexico Beach shows the devastating disarray and destruction wrought by Hurricane Michael.
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Only time can tell what changes will be wrought by enforcing no̵ ̵more f͟e͡ma̕l͟e҉ pr̸e͠s͏enti͡n̢g ni͜pples.
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Without Mr Kagame's firm hand, they argue, the miracle wrought in Rwanda could quickly be reversed.
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Home to the dregs of humanity, atoning for the blight their forefathers wrought upon the earth.
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Fanciful topiary mounds and two wrought iron gates enclose the whole area, like a secret garden.
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AND FINALLY ... Here's a little ray of sunshine in all the darkness that Irma has wrought.
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The devastation caused by Maria is similar to that wrought by hurricanes Katrina, Harvey and Irma.
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And they still miss many of the changes wrought—the consumer surplus due to railways, say.
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I climbed into the antique wrought iron bed I shared with my partner and passed out.
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But it will take years to repair the damage wrought by Trump against bipartisan whistleblower support.
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To Rothenberg, the traditional marketers are unprepared for the changes wrought by the disruptor companies, though.
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Infrared is a fiercely delicate four-track EP of emotionally-wrought lyrics smoothed over geometric beats.
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The group, she said, had become unbearably anti-Semitic and wrought with other forms of bigotry.
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Rebecca Ungarino and Shannen Balogh meanwhile reported on the damage WeWork has wrought on Wall Street.
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" But, he added approvingly, "Cold journalistic distance could never have wrought the images in this book.
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"Look at the destabilization in our country today that's been wrought because of this," McAullffe said.
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Instead, it sits behind a locked, wrought-iron gate in the heart of the West Village.
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Eventually, Lochte and company hand over cash to pay for the damage they wrought, then leave.
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Long have you abused the trust we wrought back when you first crawled from my depths.
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Ed Hocken, wincing and grimacing at the wreckage wrought by Mr. Nielsen's bumbling Lt. Frank Drebin.
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The jazz music is a cry for freedom in this complex web of AI-wrought worlds.
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Yup, definitely worse than shady governments, racists, capitalism, basically everything the previous generations wrought upon us.
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Slowly, the friendship became something more, a love wrought from the inescapable forces shaping their lives.
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Here, as elsewhere, however, changes wrought by the black liberation movement, though impressive, were only partial.
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They can keep chasing down different ways of measuring the economic devastation the pandemic has wrought.
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After a rough hurricane season, the damage wrought by extreme weather events is top of mind.
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She was fascinated with the epistemological changes wrought by technology, particularly the accelerating mediation of culture.
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David Flynn, a Tucson sculptor, created the wrought-iron screen door, stair rail and porch railing.
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It is both abstract and hypnotic, begging viewers to look closely at the finely wrought composition.
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So, the company is also focused on helping to mitigate the destruction wrought by such floods.
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The country should follow N.Y.U.'s lead in recognizing the damage wrought by crushing student debt.
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Tourists who had been peering at filigreed shields and wrought-iron broadswords swung toward the sound.
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Windows overlook the front yard, and the space is brightened by a wrought-iron pendant light.
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Congress is negotiating a sweeping stimulus package to offset the cascading damage wrought by the coronavirus.
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I didn't want his therapists to see this tool and abandon his own hard-wrought sounds.
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But the Fair Housing Act was inadequate to undo the damage our government had previously wrought.
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All three bedrooms have wrought-iron Juliet balconies, and the upstairs bathrooms retain their original tile.
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The hit will very likely be worse than the damage wrought by the 2003 SARS epidemic.
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A resistance movement has sprung up largely powered by women repelled at what the election wrought.
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He seemingly subscribes to a philosophy that presumes government is wrought with waste, fraud and abuse.
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Others criticized it as tone deaf to the devastation methamphetamine has increasingly wrought on the state.
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Executives of publicly traded companies often complain about the short-termism wrought by quarterly reporting requirements.
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How about the embarrassment wrought to a critical institution, the Department of Defense, by the release?
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The kind of one-sided relationship that makes mourning somehow authentic but still wrought with guilt.
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That it wants to try and reset the coarsening of public discourse that social media has wrought.
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Millennials, he argues, are bearing the brunt of the economic damage wrought by late-20th-century capitalism.
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Hurricane Maria wrought destruction across the island, cutting power, communications and drinking water to nearly every home.
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Such giant leaps backward embody the tragedy being wrought by the current administration in the American West.
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Then there's the psychological impact wrought by the way climate change is portrayed in the mass media.
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Columbia Gas has 471 miles of cast-iron and wrought-iron distribution lines connecting throughout the area.
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But the success of "Downton Abbey" has wrought a new market: for handbells to ring for tea.
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This implies that the warming wrought by climate change will actually boost the economies of these countries.
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As someone for whom the devastation wrought by poaching is not just abstract, Mwenda is surprisingly forgiving.
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Resilience, she proposes, begins with an awareness and acknowledgment of the transformations we've wrought in our environment.
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Only now are we beginning to understand the horrifying gravity of what our garbage species hath wrought.
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And as the recent destruction wrought by Hurricane Matthew shows, Haiti is tragically vulnerable to natural disasters.
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It will be dedicated, he said, to commemorating the damage wrought by 20 years of American sanctions.
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Not all the changes wrought by cross-sex hormones are reversible, and genital surgery may cause sterility.
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And, because if anything men are consistent, one men wrought a disastrous breakup upon an unwitting woman.
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At this point, you've read dozens of think pieces on Victoria's Secret and its wrought beauty standards.
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And yet the doubt wrought by Mr. Trump, a rival who defies precedent and decorum, is real.
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It is too early to tell whether the positive changes wrought by AI will outweigh the perils.
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Most of us now realize the major problems that a connected, mobile, always-on world has wrought.
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Look at what human greed hath wrought upon our fellow creatures and the loss of their habitats.
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Israel is using images of devastation wrought by Palestinian arson attacks to pressure the UN to act.
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But it is the damage wrought by short-term capital flows in Ireland that is most striking.
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The UAE has largely avoided the unrest that the Arab Spring wrought on much of the region.
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Because it is completely within our power to reverse the devastation humans have wrought on their habitats.
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He wrought havoc on their family, as he'd done with a successful Brazilian writer he'd met previously.
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It is wrought with tradition, but this tradition is obsolete and for a much earlier U.S. generation.
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Nearly all of Maya and Anna's attempts at popularity are wrought with this unbearably relatable cringe humor.
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Amid the widespread destruction wrought by the California wildfires, fascinating tales of survival are starting to emerge.
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Any possible damage from the storm will barely register when compared to the destruction wrought by Sandy.
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The new Netflix series "Our Planet" documents the devastation wrought by humans on animals and their habitats.
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French doors here open to a wrought-iron balcony with steps down to the back brick courtyard.
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Is it at all possible to examine those aims as well as the destruction he later wrought?
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That's just a glimpse of the devastation that California's fire season has wrought so far this year.
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And this time, no amount of spin seems sufficient to control the damage Mr. Trump has wrought.
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The conflict wrought devastation upon Lebanon, leaving more than 2628,28503 Lebanese dead and hundreds of thousands homeless.
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Trump in Florida: President Trump on Monday traveled to Florida to tour damage wrought by Hurricane Michael.
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Both are now taking a look at what they've wrought — with some pride, but also some apprehension.
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Their names are wrought into the verbs of language, their works and effigies are in our houses.
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If Bradley Jr. had followed Austin's lead, there is no telling the damage he might have wrought.
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The damage Comey, Putin, and Assange have wrought, whatever their motivation, seem likely to endure far longer.
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Gray high-rise dormitory buildings and boxy factories rose above the wrought-iron fence surrounding the campus.
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Tenants get the signature WeWork aesthetic of unpolished wood and wrought iron, as well as various perks.
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"Victoria" is carefully wrought, well danced and cleverly designed, with a serviceable cinematic score by Philip Feeney.
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Several enormous sculptures punctuate the plaza: faceless heads with bizarre hair wrought in brass, iron and steel.
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You can see hints of the destruction wrought by the North Bay wildfires from California's 101 highway.
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Take Mr. Buttigieg, an indisputably intelligent and thoughtful man, whose youth has been wrought to his advantage.
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Enclosed by stone walls and wrought iron fencing, the Yard is mostly off-limits to the public.
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Part 22011 culminates in a coup de théâtre that represents the generational loss wrought by the epidemic.
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The houses have double front doors, some arched with wrought-iron detail, and attached one-car garages.
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Two young black women face futures made precarious by sudden violence wrought by men in their lives.
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The second is an angry polemic against the pervasive corruption of representative democracy wrought by economic inequality.
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In return, we may get a giggle out of what Mr. Albright and Mr. Schmalzbach hath wrought.
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A recent photograph in The Times has come to symbolize the destruction wrought by wildfires in Australia.
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The core of the devastation being wrought around the world lies with the abrogation of this relationship.
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The devastation wrought by Harvey reveals many new risks and impacts of the changed U.S. energy landscape.
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It's a small pleasure, though given what the domination of nature has wrought, also a paradoxical one.
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Bordering this beach, with its characteristic ornate white wrought-iron balustrades, are the city's most desirable streets.
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A wave of lawsuits hinging on damages wrought by climate change gained momentum over the past year.
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It is protected by thermal cameras, 22008-hour dog patrols and an electrified, wrought-iron perimeter fence.
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A problem like climate change was wrought by humanity, and its solutions must come from us too.
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What is wrought in that refraction and in that witness tends to bear the test of time.
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The election took place less than a month after Typhoon Hato wrought havoc in Macau, killing ten people.
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So if criminals make it over the border, are we just to let them wrought across the country?
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"Wonder Woman" is a short, beautifully wrought poem that conveys human frailty and also a power we share.
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GLOBAL warming is not the only environmental change that is being wrought by rising emissions of carbon dioxide.
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Definitely one of the most finely wrought pieces of artwork (or maybe it's an ethnography?) on this list.
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It's genius, is what it is, and it got me wondering what other innovations Amager Fusion has wrought?
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Since then, construction techniques have come on a bit—from wood to stone, wrought iron and then steel.
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The alchemy of the cast was carefully wrought; there was a range of comic styles to suit viewers.
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It's a familiar story of hope and perseverance, but expertly wrought, and one that fully transports the reader.
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They bought the three-story house, with its four bedrooms and a wrought-iron fence, for $1.3 million.
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Elsewhere across the country, massive floods have wrought similar devastation—in West Virginia and in Texas, for example.
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Yet despite the repression wrought by ISIS rule, he says, the effect of the group's departure was immediate.
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He says that "the full legal contours of what he's wrought" will not become clear any time soon.
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Many times more are now in danger as a result of the humanitarian catastrophe wrought by the conflict.
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It's another huge loss for the country, wrought by Trump, the showman's, successful hijacking of this election season.
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These states have problems, no doubt, but they are strange examples of the economic devastation wrought by trade.
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The disruptions wrought by the introduction of powerful new kinds of computing software seemed to be petering out.
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Germany, New Zealand, and Australia have all decriminalized the industry, she explained, listing the problems this has wrought.
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But behind this tranquil scene, locals are on edge after the destruction wrought by Hurricane Irma last September.
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Zukle: The interior of the building was brick and wrought iron, so the name Casa Diablo sounded right.
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The economic changes wrought by technology and competition should perhaps shoulder more of the blame for job insecurity.
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Mr Abadi had hoped to repair some of the damage wrought by his sectarian predecessor, Nuri al-Maliki.
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Large metal gates decorated with prancing wrought-iron Sea-Monkeys open to a number of No Trespassing signs.
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The shift wrought by transformational politics is on parade in the amount of Democratic support for Sanders' bill.
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These portraits are juxtaposed with images of ornate wrought-iron work, immaculately tended fields and crumbling plaster walls.
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But Mr. Doval, in fact, represents a new pain that globalization has wrought: the pain of cultural loss.
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This CFPB move underscores the urgent need to curtail the agency and other abuses wrought by Dodd-Frank.
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The wrought-iron steps leading to the front door were custom-made to replicate what was originally there.
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The front door opens to a sunny atrium-like foyer, framing a wrought-iron staircase with concrete treads.
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Hurricane Michael, which wrought devastation in Florida, was the most expensive for insurers, causing losses of $10 billion.
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Rick Scott (R) backed out of the event, citing the devastation wrought on the state by Hurricane Michael.
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Now we're facing a new normal and many of the advances wrought in those years are being reversed.
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Our flat was in an Art Deco apartment building behind a wrought iron gate, around a private garden.
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In the entry hall, an elegant staircase with wrought iron details spirals up underneath an elliptical plaster dome.
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Hurricane Sandy wrought havoc on the Jersey Shore town of Brielle when it made landfall in October 20033.
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Mr. Bones fits perfectly behind the desk, whose wrought-iron legs were fashioned to look like spider limbs.
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Most of the decade-old homes felt a bit grander — some had little turrets and wrought-iron balconies.
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The specter of death is nearly always present, framed by ontological discussions wrought in dizzying spirals of words.
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This is likely wrought by evolution: Little sleep, in prehistoric days, was probably associated with danger or scarcity.
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Republicans view the Fed as a key player in offsetting the economic havoc being wrought by the coronavirus.
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There are no magic bullets, no devastating facts, no pivotal events that can undo what Trump has wrought.
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Thus far, most of the damage Mr. Kobach has wrought has been at the state and local levels.
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Mr. Cruz then looked in to see what he had wrought, she said, and she saw his face.
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Johnny's Cafe, opened in 1922, greets diners with a vaguely intimidating, elaborately wrought set of metal front doors.
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Around those wrought-iron tables a glass runway meanders at right angles, like the trademark Versace Greek key.
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The Clintons brought the party to the center, and America is now paying for the inequality it wrought.
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A large tile fireplace is fronted by a custom wrought-iron screen that swings open like a gate.
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"Kiki," a spiritual descendant of Ms. Livingston's film, implicitly insists the devastation that H.I.V. and AIDS wrought persists.
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Ms. Aldana's playing has a smooth and cascading quality; it's not punctuated and scalpel-wrought, like Mr. Fortner's.
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What ultimately heals Liptrot and sustains this patiently wrought memoir are the rough and magical islands of Orkney.
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The low-rising peach-colored buildings with Moorish arches are trimmed with contrasting white stonework and wrought iron.
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Trump is set to travel to Puerto Rico on Tuesday to survey the damage wrought by Hurricane Maria.
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"Terrorist organizations like ISIS capitalize on the devastation wrought by climate change to attract new members," said Saghir.
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In the Caribbean, the damage wrought by storms is compounded by overbuilding that has occurred on the islands.
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A study found that liquefaction wrought more devastation than shaking in the Christchurch, New Zealand, earthquake in 2011.
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The Traffic Master Wrought Iron Door Mat isn't made of iron but it will last like it is.
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There is no benchmark for comparison, not even the destruction wrought by Hurricane Matthew last year, Hemingway said.
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LaCorte sees his venture as simultaneously addressing media bias as well as the ills wrought by social media.
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To say "Nazi" in reference to the mobs who wrought havoc on Charlottesville last year, arguably, is expedient.
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It's so revolutionary and so exquisitely wrought that it keeps evolving on its own somehow, as if it's alive.
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Surrounded by a plethora of massive wrought-iron candelabras with a sea of candles, the duo kept things traditional.
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Sure, the dead are scary, but just think of the horrors humans have wrought in our long, bloody history.
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Nonetheless, there are impeccably wrought and distinctly beautiful objects mounted on the gallery walls and dangling from the ceiling.
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After all, our current iteration of capitalism can't fix the problems that our current iteration of capitalism has wrought.
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The occupation here is an emotionally wrought piece of history, and the revolution draws fictional thrills from factual pain.
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The damage is almost universal, with small and large buildings showing signs of the damage wrought by the quake.
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Fierce, beautifully wrought, and fearless, Don't Call Us Dead is one of the best poetry collections of the year.
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Over time, physicians became concerned by the harmful physical effects wrought upon women who were overzealous in their tightlacing.
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Perhaps this is how the calligrapher felt after 1440, when it began to be clear what Gutenberg had wrought.
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"This is what the Russian jets have wrought, and the jets of the regime," one of the men said.
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If aspects of what the Meiji restoration wrought come into question, what is there left to be proud about?
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A handful of leaders have banned the drug's consumption after witnessing the damages its has wrought on their communities.
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Wrought with tension, it's less a traditional seduction jam (his voice is too anachronistic for that) than a plea.
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This month, they went back to see what El Niño had wrought and found that almost everything had died.
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Having averted the entrenchment of a dismal dynasty, he must set about undoing the damage Mr Zuma has wrought.
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Put together höfuð, "head", and verk, cognate to words like "work" and "wrought", and you get a headache, höfuðverk.
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But consider the change already wrought in America, where e-commerce accounts for about one-tenth of retail spending.
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Pessimists like to fret, without much evidence, that the one-child policy has wrought a generation of pampered softies.
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Net neutrality has wide public support, and a CRA could help undo the potential political damage Pai has wrought.
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That worst-case scenario remains mild compared with the havoc wrought by CDOs a little over a decade ago.
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For all the destruction we as a species have wrought, we can yet use technology to right our wrongs.
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Though lawmakers cleverly package anti-trans laws as if they're for public safety, these laws are wrought in prejudice.
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This could easily have turned into something really over-wrought, bashing the audience over the head with one perspective.
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She serves as our only window into the wreckage that the War of the Five Kings wrought on civilians.
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When Lockhart first arrived at the sanatorium two large wrought-iron gates parted: Two intertwined Hippocratic snakes broke apart.
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But the more enduring question concerns the political damage wrought by the wild events of the last few days.
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The lavishly wrought room in which it occurs is the prison that one writer has made of her mind.
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What is being wrought in the next days, weeks, and months may, sooner or later, have a practical use.
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Many consumers, however, have not been happy with the changes Obamacare wrought -- particularly because they caused premiums to spike.
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Out in front of the Art Deco façade, the bars of a wrought-iron fence were shaped like spiderwebs.
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The new U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement (USMCA) preserves economic advances wrought since NAFTA came into effect in 1994.
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After my first pregnancy, I despaired of finding a suit that might cover the wreckage that childbearing had wrought.
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"Untitled (White Diamond, Negative Stripe)" (1965) introduces the element of subtle change wrought from a juxtaposition of reflective materials.
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Ayala, he encouraged prison officials and policy makers to weigh "the human toll wrought by extended terms of isolation."
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What Walker's gambit on public employees has wrought in Wisconsin should serve as a warning to union supporters nationwide.
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Those of us who are old enough surely remember the horrors wrought by the crack epidemic of the 1980s.
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A number of monitor groups disseminated graphic photos and video clips portraying the medical mayhem wrought by the bombings.
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Amer slows the car outside a high wall on a quiet, broad street lit dimly by wrought-iron lamps.
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Jayme's father looked at him through a small, wrought iron-encased window pane in the middle of the door.
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The 453 rooms have embossed headboards and wrought-iron chandeliers, as well as copper-nickel tubs in the bathrooms.
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Mandela had become president the previous year, beginning the process of repairing the damage wrought by decades of apartheid.
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Students said that activism has helped them grieve, and wrought some purpose from the senseless killings of their friends.
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There's the interpersonal destruction that will be wrought when Bobby sacrifices someone close to him to get at Taylor.
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The prevalence of heart disease is an example of the destruction wrought by smoking, not a refutation of it.
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A finely wrought Art Deco staircase, discreetly tucked in the back, led to the small upstairs rooms for clients.
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Ties I sat on a wrought iron daybed facing an open window, and a warm breeze was pooling in.
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I became wrought with insecurity that these masters could do what I (the yeoman newspaper reporter) could never do.
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It holds that, despite all the changes the computer revolution has already wrought, it is only just getting started.
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This is the latest instance of the havoc that the coronavirus outbreak has wrought on the cruise ship industry.
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As communications director for Ted Cruz' presidential campaign, she saw the damage wrought by false stories spread by Stone.
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The films are accompanied by austere wrought-iron benches, linoleum and men's padded pullovers in a progression of colors.
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In some of Mozart's finely wrought ensemble numbers it might have been preferable to have them perform closer together.
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"Victoria the Queen," Julia Baird's exquisitely wrought and meticulously researched biography, brushes the dusty myth off this extraordinary monarch.
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It is not easy to find that silver lining amidst the devastation wrought by Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.
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He can see what climate change has already wrought on the hills he has lived in his whole life.
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He also said Francis would focus on the damage wrought by politics and war in the former Portuguese colony.
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With that country's economy reeling, he witnessed close-up the suffering wrought by a shortage of medicine and food.
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Better yet, ask Ms. Jane Austen, who featured zombies in all her exquisitely wrought nineteenth-century comedies of manners.
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By raising sea levels and increasing ocean and air temperatures, global warming can increase the damage wrought by hurricanes.
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A white Carrara marble staircase with wrought-iron railings spirals up from the main level to the second floor.
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We ended up shooting in Stuyvesant park, which was also nice, but had the old benches and wrought iron.
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Over that time, my camera and I have been witness to some of the changes invasive species have wrought.
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Wertz lovingly sketches each inch of these structures' decorative arches and fanciful wrought iron in her singular black line.
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She renders them with a light, loose touch amid carefully wrought scenes that suggest sexuality or violence (occasionally both).
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The car industry has been revving up for the changes wrought by new technologies, but Volvo is taking a gamble.
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LaTrenda Ross, a 27-year resident of public housing in Hoboken, said she had not forgotten what Hurricane Sandy wrought.
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It recognized problems wrought by industrial overcapacity, particularly the steel sector, which had a negative impact on trade and workers.
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I looked at the stage manager, the least emotionally wrought but most frazzled member of the group throughout the performance.
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Eventually, the terror group ISIS took advantage of instability wrought by the civil war and took over swaths of Syria.
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It's emerging now as something else entirely: Iran's most visible symbol of the damage being wrought by global climate change.
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Soon the Light Will Be Perfect is a heartbreaking, gently wrought story about reckonings: with adulthood, faith, love, and death.
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A decorative wrought Iron fence and tall shrub wall give the home privacy, with the convenience of a suburban location.
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And then, beyond those wrought iron gates, dozens of thick, towering palm trees seemed to reach down to welcome me.
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Yet, the whole panic-inducing catastrophe was simply an over-wrought prank, orchestrated by Winston "Bird Shirts" Bishop (Lamorne Morris).
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But the weak currency has wrought havoc on the state's balance-sheet, because many of its debts are in dollars.
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The underlying cause was widespread corruption and the damage it had wrought on Armenia's politics and its economy for decades.
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"Leaving those situations [isn't] easy because it's wrought with self-doubt, particularly if someone damages your self-esteem," Witherspoon said.
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On top of all this, many businesses are still recovering from the devastation wrought by Hurricane Maria in September 2017.
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But he refused to blame playing for a fourth day in a row after weather wrought havoc with the schedule.
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Your book closes on a surprising note of optimism, given the damage we have wrought on the planet's ecological systems.
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Image: GizmodoAmazon treats its annual Prime Day like a religious holiday for shopping and the greatest thing capitalism hath wrought.
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Having seen the destruction wrought by mining on land, undersea miners are working doubly hard to plough a different furrow.
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As fearmongers have discovered in the past, it is often impossible to reverse the damage that these campaigns have wrought.
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Fat Joe is stopping at nothing to help Puerto Rico recover from the devastation wrought by Hurricane Maria last month.
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The Ukraine and Crimea crises have wrought increased tension between Russia and the West and within the Baltic Sea region.
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Like many of us, I, too, am wrought with emotion after every incident of gun violence, after each school shooting.
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But after the chaos wrought by Trump's candidacy and victory, American politics is again sorting itself along usual partisan lines.
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Despite the physical changes wrought by the hormones, Abby continued to suffer from a profound self-consciousness about her face.
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As for the estate's name, Sword Gate House, inspiration was drawn from the sturdy wrought iron gate at its entrance.
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The City Council, after years of deliberation and through a finely wrought compromise, passed the fee as an antipollution measure.
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About an acre of blacktop was replaced with synthetic grass; chain-link fences gave way to more appealing wrought iron.
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The International Wrought Copper Council (IWCC) sees a modest 19.23,000-tonne deficit this year, narrowing to 60,000 tonnes in 23.15.
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The regal daughter of Medaglio d'Oro looks as if she has been dipped in chocolate and wrought from cast iron.
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Whoever handed a mic to Justin Bieber at New York's 1Oak on Tuesday night should consider what he hath wrought.
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The destruction from these earthquakes have killed hundreds and wrought massive amounts of damage to the areas near the temblors.
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In the fishing villages and the small inland towns of the region he saw the wrath the tsunami had wrought.
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And we fail to live up to our solemn promise, wrought by outright civil conflict, of perfecting our American union.
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Christiani Pitts, who starred in the Broadway production of "A Bronx Tale," plays the role with a nicely wrought ambivalence.
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More troublingly to some, the design genius who wrought exquisite interiors for his clients preferred to live in exotic disarray.
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In 2003, museum scientists decided to retrace Grinnell's steps throughout the state to learn what changes a century had wrought.
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Kotkin's most striking contribution, though, is to probe reasons Stalin encountered little opposition as he wrought mayhem on his nation.
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This unusual novel, both raw and finely wrought, leaves the reader with very few answers and little to rely on.
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At night, Jones, wearing a wig, would descend the restaurant's winding wrought-iron staircase to do a Dusty Springfield imitation.
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" Whatever the changes wrought by climate change turn out to be, Dr. Dessler said, "Bad things are going to happen.
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The book's three dynasties are not spared, and the emotional devastation wrought by illness is keenly felt in these pages.
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Directed by Barry Jenkins (Moonlight), the episode makes for a carefully wrought and devastating fulcrum of the show's first season.
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Early reviews have hailed this painstaking accuracy, wrought by highly skilled artisans in workrooms in New York and Los Angeles.
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Her essay detailed a year of working at Uber as an engineer that was wrought with sexual harassment and sexism.
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While the legal danger remains uncertain, the investigation, at the very least, has wrought grievous political damage to his presidency.
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Both Wdowinski and Kopp said the risk of devastation like that wrought by the 2012 storm rises with the oceans.
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Changes wrought by a warming planet will be "enough to decimate" the few hundred or so Bengal tigers remaining there.
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And despite the caution wrought by #MeToo and Time's Up, it's not about to start showing anything close to restraint.
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As Mr. Trump tweeted, onlookers outside the cathedral lined up along the streets, and pointed through the wrought-iron fences.
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Or consider wrought aluminum plate — an essential component in armoring ground combat vehicles, constructing Navy ships and building military aircraft.
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Ms. Diller said that is where architects should come in to think about their work and what it has wrought.
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Roach said he expected the disruption from COVID-19 to last longer than the damage SARS wrought 17 years ago.
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The company was credited for breathing life into a region wrought by pro-democracy protests that slowed local business activity.
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Nearly eight months later, a lot of data is now available to help us assess what demonetization has actually wrought.
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That, in turn, seems to have wrought changes in his brain that help illuminate just how flexible young minds are.
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With all the harm wrought by false speech on Facebook, it seems a reasonable argument that they bear legal responsibility.
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But Glenn, for one, has witnessed firsthand the devastation that these bushfires have wrought on the native flora and fauna.
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Whatever the outcome, Brexit has wrought a new divide in British society and fractured the foundations of the country's democracy.
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It's a gracious space, with roomy chairs and light bulbs that rest like cockatoos in wrought-iron bird-cage lanterns.
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It is a tale of an innocent animal's perseverance in the wake of a dystopian disaster wrought from human greed.
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The inherent arbitrariness and injustice wrought by AB22020's singling out of freelance writers and photojournalists make the law unconstitutional.
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Iranian officials have said the attacks were in response to the deaths and destruction wrought by the Saudis in Yemen.
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A unique gift, wrought with political peril, to allow Republicans to reclaim their standing in the United States of America.
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The ground-floor work area is a modern space with wrought-iron chandeliers and a decorative wall of reclaimed wood.
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But many Republicans continue to see welfare as a poverty trap wrought from overreliance on the safety net, however patchy.
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What do hideous mall t-shirts, emo bands from the mid-aughts, and gorgeously-wrought realist novels …Read more Read
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"Anything positive from retail after the destruction wrought by Foot Locker, well, it's most welcome, " the "Mad Money" host said.
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Panama City, Florida (CNN)Residents across the Florida Panhandle woke Thursday morning to survey the devastation wrought by Hurricane Michael.
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She likes moving — a quirk that may seem paradoxical in someone whose hand-wrought creations are designed to convey permanence.
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For our project on the future of movies, the director wrestles with the changes being wrought by the streaming revolution.
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All the while, closed-guard traditionalists frown and Helio Gracie rolls over in his grave, wondering what they have wrought.
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In December 2013, I was assigned to cover the devastation wrought by Yolanda and spent weeks in typhoon-ravaged villages.
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"I Don't Know" is a soulful, delicately wrought piano ballad, and "Come on to Me" is an all-out barnstorming rocker.
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But modern members of New Zealand's largest invasive species (that's humans) are woke enough to see the havoc their ancestors wrought.
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The city has seen considerable death and destruction wrought by the civil war that has raged for more than five years.
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And let's not forget what you wrought: an embarrassing FAIL for polls, and when fake news got into it with truth.
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A farm-to-table buffet including beef, chicken and sea bass was served from vintage wrought iron and wood horse stalls.
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That's no small feat if it works as advertised and greatly simplifies what has traditionally been a process wrought with complexity.
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Loudon instead planned an arboretum, focused on trees and laced with winding paths and ringed by a handsome wrought-iron fence.
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These are difficult times for the United States, and we are starting to reckon with the consequences our technology has wrought.
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It wrought most of its havoc, though, not through the strength of its winds but through the volume of its rains.
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SHAPE-SHIFTING jinn have been part of Arab culture since before the Koran described how Allah wrought them from smokeless fire.
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A warming climate and unnaturally dense forests (wrought by forest mismanagement) have the potential to amplify this die-off, he noted.
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Those lives matter, not simply because of the changes wrought then, but because we still have so much to do now.
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Reuters photographer Mariana Bazo shares photos from the destruction wrought by recent floods in Peru in a Reuters Wider Image series.
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The idea that all the changes wrought by a global economy and the Internet and mass migration will undermine our culture.
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Technicians guided the robot over three days to film the inside of the reactor and the damage wrought by the meltdown.
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Two big slabs of wrought aluminum wrap around my favorite pair of headphones here at CES 2016: the Technics EAH-T700s.
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Modernism in the Streets captures both the violent dislocation wrought by political changes and the artistic outputs born out of suffering.
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The devastation wrought from Hurricane Harvey -- and the disaster relief funds that will need congressional approval -- further busies out the calendar.
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It was just one of many instances where ordinary citizens banded together to help others amidst the devastation that Harvey wrought.
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In "Two Friends," she subtly sides with the Republican, who cannot understand the change that politics has wrought in his friend.
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CNN's Chris Cillizza wrote Friday that unraveling what Obama wrought seems to motivate just about everything Trump has done as President.
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Court challenges are underway, with the American Civil Liberties Union documenting what it calls the "chaos" wrought by the state law.
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They also contend that anything akin to a trade war could strip away any political advantage Trump has so far wrought.
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In the southeastern city of Diyarbakir, the destruction wrought by months of clashes is easy to see from an aeroplane window.
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Each one of them had a story that spoke to the devastation Boko Haram has wrought, particularly on women and girls.
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There's a chandelier in the ornate entryway, surrounded by wrought-iron balustrades, a marble staircase, and marble pillars with gold detailing.
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She scrutinized her appearance for changes wrought by estrogen with the obsessive focus of a teen-ager preparing for a date.
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A faux wrought-iron fence made from black aluminum can set its owner back as much as an in-ground pool.
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The elements here are mostly from wrought iron gates or gothic architecture which seem like a good fit for transmission towers.
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California's Joshua Tree National Park will completely shutter Thursday so that officials can address damage wrought during the ongoing government shutdown.
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And the recovery will be especially difficult due to Puerto Rico's bankruptcy and the $1 billion in damage wrought by Irma.
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It's about the anonymous hackers, and it's about the fact that technology has wrought a makeshift anonymous online medieval justice system.
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The more people who participate in the study, the more likely a scientist can find differences wrought by an experimental design.
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What damage this attack by these Nukes, who are this warped vision of Captain America, had actually wrought on the Mall.
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Meanwhile, places on the coast might have already begun rebuilding from any damage wrought by the winds and the initial surge.
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The intergenerational trauma wrought by these policies has left indigenous people at the bottom of nearly every social and economic indicator.
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The room was spacious and nicely furnished; I liked the bed's fancy wrought iron canopy frame with crosses on the corners.
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The coronavirus outbreak has wrought havoc on businesses around the world this week, with many companies lowering near-term revenue expectations.
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Many are still trying to reach loved ones since the storms, which officials say wrought more than $10 billion in damage.
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The internet and all it has wrought in society, and how it has utterly changed civic discourse, is the larger story.
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These short-lived botanical street installations seem both an embrace and a rebuke of earlier, earthier "happenings" wrought in quicksilver mediums.
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But it also means that an entire generation of gay men has no memory or interest in the devastation it wrought.
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The pandemic has wrought havoc on the global economy, prompting big car makers to halt production at their factories in Hungary.
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Notes, cards and other mementos to the dead sprouted for months from those wrought iron gates, now shuttered by the pandemic.
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The Legal Service Corporation offered full-time employment for young lawyers like myself to challenge injustices wrought by poverty and racism.
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He cited the demands of the quarterly earnings cycle and the damage wrought by investors who are betting against the company.
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There's a middle lane, embodied by Joe Biden, offering a relic of the Obama era to undo what Trump has wrought.
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The data-wiping worm wrought global havoc, affecting what Europol estimated here was some 200,000 computers in more than 150 countries.
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INDOORS A wrought-iron gate at the front of the house leads to a courtyard providing access to the main entrance.
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Also, don't be surprised if you see Charles, the Prince of Wales, strolling down the street, admiring what he has wrought.
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Rates of childhood stunting, mothers dying in childbirth, and the miseries wrought by rare tropical diseases all have gone steadily down.
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The new coronavirus strain has infected about 81,000 people around the world, killed 3,000 and wrought havoc on the global economy.
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These deficiencies might have toppled a lesser book, but what McBride has wrought cannot be undone by even its worst flaws.
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As a stanza or a character becomes better wrought, the writer more fully comprehends her or his intentions with the piece.
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Some have even taken souvenir plant cuttings from the vines intertwined with the wrought-iron fence in front of the house.
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It comes as Trump has faced backlash for his administration's response to the devastation wrought by Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.
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In a statement, Seattle's Mayor spoke to the necessity of trying to undue the damage wrought by years of failed policy.
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It's a well-wrought film about the demise of a marriage, with a delayed coming-of-age story tucked inside. —A.
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Compounding the difficulties wrought by funeral poverty is a reticence to even speak of its two main components - death and money.
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Ironically, back in the 1930s, environmental destruction wrought by oil multinationals had provided a powerful impetus for Mexico to nationalize them.
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After all of the housekeeping and self-care that Virgo season hath wrought, Libra season makes time for something more lighthearted.
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The storm passed Baracoa, a town near Cuba's eastern tip, on Friday morning, but wrought less havoc there than was expected.
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Where Carol imagines a wrought iron accent bench in the backyard, Diane intends a primeval forest of pawpaw and milk vetch.
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Of the numerous coffin nails uncovered, the ones not corroded beyond recognition appear to have been hand wrought, Ms. Anderson said.
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Strategies A month after Jack Bogle's death, evidence of the good things he wrought continues to arrive, sometimes from unexpected places.
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That means the human misery wrought by the shutdown may never be enough to convince him to compromise or give in.
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Some of those scenes are nicely wrought, but the secrets in this life are often other people's rather than Withers's own.
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" He has tried to downplay damage wrought by the storms with false claims like, "The electricity was broken before the storms.
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For many, his slender bronze figures are a shorthand for the wrought emotion and desolation caused by the horrors of war.
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We appreciate the fine-tuning wrought upon these clumps of mud even as we let ourselves be taken in by it.
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"Fresh and fierce clashes between armed groups have wrought increasing suffering, deaths and destruction," UNHCR spokesman Andrej Mahecic said in a statement.
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Though his research is arguably for the greater good, the collateral damage he's wrought to accomplish that research spins a darker story.
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A half-mile of mangroves buffered the Cutler Midden, another archeological site on the Deering Estate, against damage wrought by crashing waves.
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This week marks the 20th anniversary of the iconic show "Sex and the City" — and the devastation it wrought in women's lives.
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After the city-razing nightmare Daenerys wrought upon Weteros' capital, it's unlikely Jon will ever go back to following her commands again.
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In recent years, Treasury market volatility has come in the form of "tantrums" wrought by the Federal Reserve or other central banks.
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His sentences are deliberately under-wrought; he writes in the same flat tone about lighting a cigarette and the essence of beauty.
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The original six Avengers must unite to attempt to find a way to undo the apocalyptic "snap" Thanos wrought upon the universe.
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Parallels is wrought with songs of hope, love and triumph, as opposed to the Big Gulps and babysitter's boyfriends of albums prior.
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As for Assange—as you might expect, there has been not one moment of public self-reflection on what he has wrought.
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And yet the dismantling of 2257 doesn't undo the damage this flawed and obviously unconstitutional regulation has wrought on the porn industry.
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Moody's Analytics suggested costs would be even higher, potentially rivaling the nearly $70 billion in damage wrought by 2012's Hurricane Sandy.
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But the transformations wrought by gentrification can reshape a community within a very few years, potentially erasing a neighborhood's history and identity.
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But even as much of the wreckage wrought by the crash has been cleared, fluidity has not bounced back to prerecession levels.
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Isenberg's analysis, however, suggests that the children of this era undid much of the urban pluralism that their stodgier precursors had wrought.
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He hung his head and leaned on a wrought-iron handrail as another friend tried, in halting English, to describe the attacker.
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The result will be profound and unpopular changes in American life, all wrought by a Supreme Court majority built through minority rule.
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Vacassy points out the fireplace's decorative wrought ironwork and the colorful mosaic tiles surrounding it, which were specially designed for the house.
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The feminism that's popular right now is largely grounded in using optimism and humor to undo the damage that sexism has wrought.
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The panoramic view also lets you see the practical beauty of Chareau's system of wrought-iron shelves, some almost reaching the ceiling.
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The result is "A Fire Story," an 18-page web comic that recounts the heart-wrenching devastation the California wildfires has wrought.
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Though it attempts to go through intense regeneration after each wave of attack, it is still wrought with extreme poverty and violence.
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That, at any rate, is the view of both the International Copper Study Group (ICSG) and the International Wrought Copper Council (IWCC).
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Finally, we can stop discussing what will happen on January 20 and immerse ourselves in an intricately-wrought investigation of global history.
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"What they have wrought are untold suffering and the further destruction of the rule of law and the diminution of human rights".
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The artist turns discarded metal into perforated woks, suspended miniature homes, and finely-wrought and 3D installations that brim with natural movement.
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The Hahne's building, a gracious structure with grand staircases, wrought-iron banisters and a 6,000-square-foot atrium skylight, is an example.
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The confusion wrought from the abrupt military repositioning also comes shortly after artillery rounds landed about 1 kilometer away from US troops.
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Yet for all the widespread familiarity of what Dr. Hall wrought as a remarkably ingenious physicist, his death, at 22013, on Nov.
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He looks much like the kind of person who's moved here in recent years, blissfully unaware of what their arrival has wrought.
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The government has shown that it is unable to either prepare for or repair the destruction wrought by hurricanes, droughts and earthquakes.
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And if they are, it will be in part because of the transformation of the American musical wrought by Rodgers and Hammerstein.
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We invited America's public school educators to show us the conditions that a decade of budget cuts has wrought in their schools.
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Their first series remained their best known: densely wrought compositions of convoluted golden horns whose intricacies could evoke lattices, weapons or bodies.
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Performed in a mix of French and Vietnamese, it makes plain the intimate pain wrought by colonial arrogance, culture clashes and exile.
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A wrought-iron flight cage with elevated walkways, providing a perched perspective, and featuring a cacophony of feathered talkers with unusual catchphrases.
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That his re-emergence comes in the Age of Trump is a delicious coincidence, wrought with complexity that Woods would rather avoid.
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The Soniat House Hotel rests on both sides of famed Chartres Street in three nineteenth-century townhomes with Spanish wrought-iron balconies.
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The chaos wrought by the coronavirus pandemic has thrust the U.S. economy into an unprecedented downturn with no clear end in sight.
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Worst of all, there is a growing international consensus that the regime is the best solution for the devastation it has wrought.
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" By "this," he meant what white liberals had wrought — integration and social reform, or what Thomas prefers to call "indiscriminate social engineering.
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There's really no downside to trying to do everything we can to reverse the disaster that has been wrought upon us. Sen.
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I am personally responsible for the eight years of abject misery Bush's passenger train derailment of a Presidency wrought on our country.
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The third floor has a wrought-iron Juliet balcony, and the fifth floor offers a skylight and spiral staircase to the roof.
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It is yet another reminder of the devastation wrought by the fighters since they first appeared in Nangarhar between 2014 and 2015.
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Yet, the changes wrought by Fulton and Roebling are tiny compared to the train, the car, the plane, the web, and bluetooth.
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This room has use of a bathroom with a walk-in shower and a marble sink on a vintage wrought-metal base.
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He laughs at a good poop joke while also reflecting on the fractured anxiety wrought by social media during Netflix's American Vandal.
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Elsewhere, black and white checkered floors line an open-air central corridor, while bamboo and wrought-iron light fixtures illuminate the property.
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Each of her finely wrought dances bristles with new questions, and this one, at Abrons Arts Center in September, was no exception.
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On a leafy side street in East Harlem is a small park with a wrought-iron gate holding a heart-shaped design.
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Chiang Mai is known for its vibrant markets, where you can find beautifully wrought craftworks you'll want to take home with you.
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"Sure, everyone looks young and similar, but there is some nobility to aging and wearing the changes that time wrought," she said.
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As one of the lawyers on that case, I saw firsthand the damage that the city had wrought on its black community.
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But as Puerto Rico tries to come back as a premier Caribbean destination after the devastation wrought by Hurricane Maria in Sept.
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This average helps eliminate year-to-year variations in the climate like El Niño cycles, isolating the changes wrought by human activity.
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They're designed to absorb 19 inches of rain, but the torrential downpour wrought by Florence has exceeded that limit in several areas.
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According to the Chicago Tribune, the homeowners have installed a 6-foot wrought-iron fence around the property to deter selfie-happy tourists.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London Gatwick Airport reopened on Friday after a rogue drone saboteur wrought travel chaos for hundreds of thousands of Christmas travellers.
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The portraits of Jose Alvarado's home and family are quiet, reflective of the involuntary changes wrought, and the lasting, intergenerational changes therein. —K.
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You might not entirely comprehend what Lionel uncovered, or the full horror of what Randolph and his associates have wrought on New York.
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Khashoggi's last column in the Post before his disappearance called for an end to the war and spotlighted the suffering it has wrought.
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Facts First: The devastation wrought by the drugs in communities across the country needs no exaggeration, and Klobuchar and Yang gave straight facts.
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Behind a wrought iron gate stood a six-story, regal, balconied building, with a tunnel vault carving through its center, front to back.
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Even parks—fucking gardens—are surrounded by these Edgar Allan Poe wrought iron things, as though there's something worth stealing in a park.
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Most people could forgive the havoc wrought by the "Beast from the East", a storm that blitzed the country in February and March.
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In a Facebook Live video Wednesday, officials described a "logistical nightmare" of rugged, mountainous terrain wrought more inaccessible by debris and damaged roads.
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Impaled through the chest on the spikes of a wrought iron fence, it dangled under the streetlamps as blood spilled onto the pavement.
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Yet the speakers also overwhelmingly agreed that a central part of "national conservatism" involved opposing allegedly divisive cultural change wrought by mass immigration.
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The Conference Board&aposs consumer confidence index slipped to 0003 in September, when Hurricanes Harvey and Irma wrought havoc in Florida and Texas.
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Genetically, they'll be a mirror image of the source animal, an asexually wrought son or daughter built in the flash of nuclear transfer.
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"He was really all wrought up and you could just sense how much anger he had," Clinton told Ellen DeGeneres in an interview.
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Uniquely among tech upstarts that have reshaped industries in recent years, Netflix has wrought its transformation without triggering a public or regulatory backlash.
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Forgive me if none of these solutions seem up to the task of undoing the damage Facebook's misinformation machine has already wrought abroad.
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Today, after the destruction wrought by free-market capitalism in the 2008 economic collapse, a self-described "democratic socialist" doesn't sound so extreme.
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Across the Western world there is growing unease about globalisation and the lopsided, unstable sort of capitalism it is believed to have wrought.
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Whatever changes Trump has wrought on the political process may make it more likely that a challenger could come after him in 2020.
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It only kicks the climate change can further down the road, forcing future generations to suffer and deal with what we have wrought.
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The film renders the dreamy fin-de-siècle fantasy with Arcadian lakeside scenes and lush gardens that teem with twee wrought-iron furniture.
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But lawmakers who decry the Navy's shiphandling of late ought also to consider what deleterious effect their own poor budget management has wrought.
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"I hope the company will reconsider its position, given the devastation wrought by Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria," Pai said in a statement.
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Johnson has worked throughout the upheavals wrought by the outpouring of accusations against Harvey Weinstein, but thinks a shift is still to come.
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The U.S. territory's battered economy and infrastructure has magnified the humanitarian crisis wrought by the strongest hurricane to hit here in nine decades.
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There is no quick fix to the stagnant wages, wrought by technological and other change, she referred to, and most voters know it.
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Still more church mirrors adorn the room, and the stairs leading to it are decorated with wrought-iron artworks that Mr. Valo designed.
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The two upstairs bedrooms include a master that overlooks the backyard and has wrought-iron wall sconces and a dark-wood sleigh bed.
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And we've seen the devastation that stronger hurricanes and more intense wildfires caused by climate change has wrought on families across the country.
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Chernobyl shows the destruction wrought when politicians dissolve the boundary between fact (represented by the scientists' claims) and fiction (represented by Soviet propaganda).
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His approval ratings sunk to new lows after the American people blamed him for the damage wrought by last month's partial government shutdown.
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After seven episodes wrought with graphic imagery and unnerving themes, the controversial series all but promised a finale as shocking as its beginning.
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" Then she says, "For, to the perfection of our works it is necessary that they be wrought in us but not of us.
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If we don't, marijuana legalization won't fulfill its potential to repair the devastation that mass criminalization has wrought on black and brown communities.
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Jamie Woon's soulful, post-dubstep record, Making Time, is another contender, as well as David Bowie's posthumous nomination for the emotionally wrought Blackstar.
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Almost all American (and British) music is, in its way, responding to the Trump presidency and the misery that it's wrought on millions.
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Human intelligence requires the creation of networks, the building of trusted relationships, and the patience wrought of time and continuity to do so.
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For the trans woman writer and theorist Susan Stryker, any identification with the Monster was wrought from Gothic intensities of horror and melancholy.
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Repeatedly when the tiniest kind of a safe blow would have wrought damage, each man held the enemy in a grip of steel.
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All around the Indonesian island of Sumatra, charred landscapes of blackened tree stumps and singed earth attest to the devastation wrought by humans.
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This formulaic offering from the author of "Dinner With Friends" chronicles the havoc wrought when a black sheep returns to the family fold.
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It matters that we nominate a candidate who saw the destruction wrought by a broken health care system and gave people universal healthcare.
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How to Help Puerto Rico and other Caribbean islands need immediate and long-term help after the devastation wrought by this hurricane season.
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Do they have any notion of how to fix what they've broken, or what it would take to repair the damage they've wrought?
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But, as with every societal disruption wrought by the coronavirus, the closure of libraries can create ripple effects through the communities around them.
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She too was wrought by social anxiety, desperately seeking the approval of friends whom she admired but worried did not truly like her.
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This week's unprecedented flooding in East Texas is, for many, reminiscent of the damage wrought by Hurricane Katrina, and more recently, Superstorm Sandy.
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This year, the result could reflect a falloff in spending after an unusual surge that followed the havoc wrought by late-summer hurricanes.
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Mourners thronged the grounds outside her Kensington Palace residence, virtually carpeting the field with flowers and pushing bouquets through the wrought iron gate.
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And, not to blow up their spot, but Jif (the peanut butter brand) loved the free attention that internet squabble wrought in 2013.
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The president's lawyer spoke about the damage wrought by partisanship in a final appeal to the closely divided Senate to acquit Mr. Trump.
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So far, though, none of these separate efforts have yet wrought fundamental and lasting political change, but they have energized sometimes sterile debates.
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In its recent World Economic Outlook Report, the IMF took stock of the damage to the global economy wrought by the trade war.
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We have seen some progress, I thought as my heart clenched at what the past has wrought and what the future might bring.
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Personality: Dorsey is a fairly quiet, almost shy person who seems deeply pained by the devastation wrought by trolls on his own platform.
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It allows listeners to manipulate and isolate different tracks, so they can see the way his innovations are wrought and even play along.
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Randgold's latest venture is in the Democratic Republic of Congo, parts of which have been wrought with inter-communal violence in recent months.
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There is no benchmark for comparison, not even the destruction wrought by Hurricane Matthew two years ago, Georgetown County Administrator Sel Hemingway said.
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But she's a beautifully wrought villain, all Betty Draper clothes and perfectly coiffed hair on the outside, and murderous fantasies on the inside.
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Using advanced computing technology and novel data sets, they cataloged the economic fallout that market forces have wrought with unprecedented specificity and range.
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The situation on board the Zaandam latest instance of the havoc that the COVID-19 outbreak has wrought on the cruise ship industry.
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Why shouldn't I allow a beautiful show to be a comfort to me in my own endless panic about what modernity has wrought?
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Now, as the Golden Globes swing back around again, it's time to look at what the fury of the past year has wrought.
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Granville All-Age School is a breath of fresh air from the minute you enter the property through its tall, wrought iron gates.
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But he also worked with glass, ceramics, plywood, scrap wood, wrought iron, tuff, pebbles, corrugated paper, cardboard, stamps, nails, spices and, of course, textiles.
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Opponents of the measures argue that federal watch lists are wrought with errors and could deprive citizens of their constitutional right to bear arms.
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Her formal living room is dressed up in all-white furniture, paint and décor, with a few wrought-iron elements for an elegant touch.
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National identity is, in any case, largely a dreamworld – a product of the collective imagination as a defense against the confusion wrought by change.
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The disparity between what we expect from domesticity and what lurks beneath the surface generates a finely wrought tension that coils throughout this show.
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The giant, single-story building was encased by delicate, wrought iron fencing and topped with a shimmery slate roof that looked like mermaid scales.
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Using critical tools wrought by these figures, Wagner brings their ideas into our world, establishing a method for reading reality that's completely her own.
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When the mainland's economy emerged from the devastation wrought by Mao Zedong's policies, it was the PRD that pointed the way to the future.
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An often-cited example is Dominica, devastated in late 2017 by Hurricane Maria, following the havoc wrought by Tropical Storm Erika two years earlier.
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Still, these men accounted for only a sliver of the damage Maciel had wrought on dozens of seminarians, teenage men, young women, and children.
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Mr Gentiloni said his priorities would be creating jobs and tackling the damage wrought by the earthquakes that have struck central Italy this year.
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But halving warming might cut into the weather extremes wrought by the highest atmospheric carbon dioxide levels Earth has experienced in millions of years.
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At times, the violence done to animals distracts from these carefully wrought conflicts, and the animal imagery is asked to bear too much weight.
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An upstart that survived the great CE destruction wrought by Kickstarter and Amazon, it produces some of the best mid-range speakers I've used.
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The blame does not lie with Marcel Duchamp's introduction of art that is wrought by decree, which is today's institutional model for art-making.
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It was enhanced by the campaign to subdue the left- and right-wing terrorists who wrought havoc in Italy in the 1970s and 1980s.
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But locals point out the damage wrought by a bombing campaign led by Saudi Arabia, part of an international coalition that supports the government.
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Fans of Disney's original film will find plenty of details pulled from the movie, including rounded doors, wrought-iron hardware, and exposed beams overhead.
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But whereas Mr Obama attempted to mend the damage wrought by the war in Iraq, Mr Trump was burdened by his own Islamophobic rhetoric.
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Plain-spoken, well-wrought and hard-won, the extraordinary poems of "Inside the Wave" work that magic with the brute truth of mortal sickness.
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Because your struggles with the rodents chewing through your house pale in comparison to the problems wrought by rodents chewing through entire island ecosystems.
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For several hotel operators, the increased demand from guests displaced by hurricanes outweighed the damage the storms wrought on their properties in affected areas.
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Such statistics detailing the environmental toll wrought by jet setting, or even just business travel, are the stuff of a new web site, Shameplane.
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In the field of adoption, competent mental health emerged to serve foster and adopted children from compromised beginnings wrought with loss, trauma and neglect.
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But when I look back at the changes wrought by the dizzying first year of Trump's presidency, the racial divisions he stoked stand out.
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In its place is a new bronze statue — this time wrought by sculptor Carolyn Palmer, who won a competition to create it last year.
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Original magnesite stairs, wrought-iron railings and wood floors with decorative inlay create an Old-World feel, while modern amenities add an updated elegance.
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Thus I embarked on a personal journey to right all the pronunciation-slaying I had wrought (which it turns out, had been a lot).
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These career bookends reveal the artist's often conflicting approaches to his industrial materials — the upheaval they have wrought has long been on his mind.
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Despite the anemic "growth" these policies have wrought, the left continues to trumpet that it will regulate, tax and spend the U.S. into prosperity.
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Undoing the damage that late-stage capitalism and corporate America has wrought on us is perhaps the most important challenge this generation will face.
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Talking to Taus, it's clear that her food projects and performances, although political, offer a light diversion, an , from her more resolutely wrought work.
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He was one of its architects, and still thinks it is a good idea, despite the devastation it has wrought on the Mediterranean countries.
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But until that day comes, nobody really knows for sure what havoc the L train shutdown will wrought—or which commute will reign supreme.
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And the corruption of the Grant era involved mutations in the two great changes that the Civil War had already wrought in the country.
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We are increasingly seeing that they are not, and that we do not fully grasp the scope of what our technological age has wrought.
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On the trellises of the playground's comfort station, Moses had ordered wrought-iron monkeys, a commentary on the people who might be using it.
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Not that the author dwells on the comparison; discretion is among the ways in which her meticulous, elegantly wrought narrative bears the Cartier hallmark.
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"Finders Keepers," the middle book, had a tangential plotline about a reclusive, Salinger-esque writer and the havoc wrought by a dangerously obsessed fan.
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More than 100 people trying to escape the devastation Hurricane Dorian wrought on the Bahamas were turned away from a rescue ferry Sunday night.
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"High backs are very popular now," she said, singling out an armchair wrought in the sort of rattan that she had helped make fashionable.
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That these radicals are blaming a single company, U.S. Sugar, for systemic regional problems wrought by over 100 years of change is utterly ridiculous.
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Thanks to ISIS' quick surrender, Jarablus was spared the devastation wrought on other parts of the country, but there is more to be done.
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The large double-height foyer faces a staircase with an elaborate wrought-iron handrail that continues along an open hallway on the second floor.
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As I sat in one of Yahoo's on-campus cafés, a pair of Yahoo corporate PR reps extolled the remarkable changes Mayer had wrought.
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The visit on Thursday was the President's third such trip after Hurricanes Irma and Harvey wrought damage in parts of the southeastern United States.
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Edward Burtynsky's photographs of freeway interchanges, quarries, mines, and dams catalog the devastation we have wrought upon the earth, harnessing the spectacle as artwork.
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There's just one small wrinkle: The agency, it turns out, has "ceased regular operations" because of the government shutdown wrought by Trump's border wall.
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Being penetrated by a needle is an intense experience wrought with endorphins, where the "pain" or fear factor can be thrilling and even erotic.
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His work is impressive, well-wrought and beautifully installed, but too strategic to be psychologically engaging in the way that truly odd work is.
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Following the destruction wrought by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, there was one thing that brought hope to a worried nation: the indomitable American spirit.
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The confusion wrought from the abrupt military repositioning also comes shortly after artillery rounds landed near US troops on Sunday, according to Military Times.
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OFFERMAN I was glad I wasn't called upon to emulate any specific Silicon Valley figurehead, but instead a more realistic, finely wrought human being.
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They're wary of the label "hipster," even if some of the restaurant's wrought iron furnishings, funky murals, and exposed light fixtures fit the profile.
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Both books share a bracing lack of sentimentality, as well as a carefully wrought humanity; both will make you want to change the world.
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I like "Narcos" O.K., but it's a prime example of using the border for showcasing the carnage and destruction wrought by the drug war.
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Among them: six marble fireplaces, inlaid wood flooring, intricate moldings, wrought iron and brass balustrade, and tall ionic columns that frame the drawing room.
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He also developed aerial reconnaissance photos of the devastation wrought by the bombs at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, as armed guards waited outside his darkroom.
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The human destruction wrought by rampant conflict was clearest, perhaps, in Syria, whose once-vibrant middle-income population has been decimated by civil war.
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And our reporter flew with Afghan migrants deported from Turkey and witnessed the despondency wrought by the flight back to their war-torn home.
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Our correspondent in the U.S. Virgin Islands surveyed the destruction wrought by two Category 5 hurricanes, finding that Maria drowned what Irma didn't destroy.
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For a long time, it was not clear if the marine mass extinction stemmed from changes wrought by the volcanism or by the asteroid.
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News reports show state and federal governments have consistently failed to meet funding goals to help mitigate the damage wrought by the annual problem.
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Left-wing students suspect the mischief was wrought by Trump supporters, and conservatives say it may have been sabotage, to make them look bad.
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The Trump administration faced scrutiny earlier this week for what critics said was a lackluster and delayed response to the devastation wrought by Maria.
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And somehow the rudimentary aspect of the special effects makes the illusions wrought by Prospero seem the most persuasive of any production I've seen.
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The new coronavirus strain, which has infected about 22020,000 people around the world and killed 3,000, has already wrought havoc on the global economy.
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Guaidó, who was expecting reelection today, tried to climb a wrought-iron fence to get in, according to videos on Twitter documenting the incident.
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In brief remarks, Mr. Cipollone spoke about the damage wrought by partisanship in an appeal to the closely divided Senate to acquit Mr. Trump.
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Chappel was racing against time and the changes wrought by people; Balke painted images of relatively timeless nature in all its grandeur and indifference.
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Harrower has the focus of a songwriter, and his exquisitely wrought monologues are like odes to Una and Ray's power struggles, desires, and elisions.
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Adrian Viedt (Jeremy Irons) is on his way to jail for the 1985 "intergalactic cephalopod" hoax/real massacre he wrought on New York CIty.
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Here, as before, the cinematic reference point is Douglas Sirk, whose finely wrought, visually lush weepies have long figured among Mr. Almodóvar's key inspirations.
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It is a topic that will be particularly interesting to constituents who have raised concerns about the extensive damage wrought in recent superhero blockbusters.
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This is obvious in the picture of Lucrezia that emerges as the pope's daughter navigates the diplomatic entanglements wrought by her father and brother.
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His ruling highlighted two challenges that opioid plaintiffs face: how to calculate the cost of damage wrought by opioids and how to assign blame.
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Q: My girlfriend locked her bike to my neighbor's side of the wrought-iron fence outside the apartment I rent in a Brooklyn brownstone.
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The criticism of a man who was once Trump's fierce defender reflects the tensions wrought by the federal investigations in New York and Washington.
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For whatever positive results human-engineered diversity in dogs has wrought, there are countless examples of dogs who have shorter lifespans and health conditions.
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That, however, is an incredibly expensive proposition—"billions of dollars" says Mass, to undo the damage that years of bad planning has now wrought.
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Whenever you look at a period in history that is wrought with negativity or tension, there's also an influx of art as a response.
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Madison's main legacy was the War of 1812, a conflict with the British that many view as needless, considering the death and destruction it wrought.
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All around are intricate wrought-iron screens, restored to green, red, and gold hues that restorers have carefully matched to reflect the original color scheme.
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My favorites are from Ten Thousand Things – they're suspended from hand-wrought silver or gold and look amazing on a matching chain or leather cord.
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No words fully capture the horrors of the starvation on the ground and the carnage wrought by bunker-busters and barrel bombs from the sky.
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I will work to address the harms wrought by the criminal justice system on communities of color through the over-prosecution of marijuana-related offenses.
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Stamos takes me on a mini tour of the set, and we sit on the wrought iron bench in the backyard set for the interview.
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But it's an example of the small changes with huge impact that can be wrought when women are put in charge of their own narratives.
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There's an accepted playbook for politicians to respond to tragedies wrought by terrorism: It involves not rushing to conclusions but promising to punish the perpetrators.
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Instead they were wrought by the justice systems of two foreign countries — Britain and Spain — and a slew of Russian and Western journalists and activists.
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"BHP was woefully negligent in its duty of care and the damages sought are entirely commensurate with the devastation the company has wrought...," he added.
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The pair praised the cultural changes wrought by the movement but also stressed the need for legislation and the criminal justice system to catch up.
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Given the devastation wrought on native populations, the obsessive focus on a handful of Anglo-Saxon settlers—including, most poignantly, the infant Virginia—is overblown.
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But best by far is the Homeboy-dominated "#Neverusetheinternetagain," which deserves to go viral for running down every waste of brain power virality has wrought.
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Born in a small Portuguese town, Diogo came out as gay at the age of 18, and says the experience "wrought havoc" in his life.
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Gaudí is known for incorporating ornate ceramics, wrought iron, and stained glass for a unique blend of Catalan construction traditions, art nouveau, and gothic architecture.
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The absolute chaos wrought by the terrifying Demogoron is a little bit harder to remember over a year after the series debuted in July 2016.
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While the physical components are still improving bit by bit, Google, Samsung and Apple are increasingly investing in (and showcasing) improvements wrought entirely from code.
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Others faulted the travel chaos wrought by the weekend snowstorm in the United States, although that hadn't affected the peppering of celebrities who appeared elsewhere.
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As the country digested the national emergency, cybersecurity workers were still scrambling to clean up the security nightmare wrought by the longest shutdown in history.
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You might even go so far as to suggest that the human species is a plague, given the untold destruction we've wrought on this planet.
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Peru, after the floods Reuters photographer Mariana Bazo shares photos from the destruction wrought by recent floods in Peru in a Reuters Wider Image series.
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Indeed, the assessment states, the ecological changes wrought by Nestlé's activities may have happened decades ago, but without data, it's impossible to say for sure.
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The US-China trade war wrought much of that damage, according to Capgemini analysis, as global stock markets tumbled and geopolitical unrest reared its head.
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Medica stuck around the Obamacare marketplaces as big for-profit plans fled, scared away by dismal financial returns and uncertainty wrought by the Trump administration.
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" But even Mr. Harrelson, who visited Mr. Foster recently in New York, said he was surprised by the physical transformation he had wrought for "Streetcar.
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The first part may seem odd given the misery leftist states have wrought over the past century — North Korea and Venezuela being two current examples.
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Despite the fears wrought by the 1960s trial, other companies have responded to that opportunity as well, with development efforts by GlaxoSmithKline, Merck and others.
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In the United States the property damage wrought by Irma and Harvey, an earlier storm that struck Houston, is equivalent to about 1.5% of GDP.
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People of all persuasions, political parties, and philosophies have awakened to the terrible toll the crises of overcriminalization and mass incarceration have wrought on America.
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And the devastation wrought by Hurricane Harvey in Texas is yet another reminder of the importance of health security before, during and after a crisis.
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XXXTentacion's death has also raised for the question: if my father died, would that lessen the impact of what havoc he's wrought upon my life?
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Community has rallied around Pinos and his family Pinos usually waits on the other side of the wrought iron gate for his family to visit.
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In the long run, then, the significance of the Trump campaign may well prove to be the changes he has wrought in the Democratic Party.
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The question now is whether anyone will be held to account for the damage wrought by one of the most depraved periods in American history.
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They'll get to see, in the man who actually regaled his supporters with a derisive appraisal of Clinton's backside, what all those cheeseburgers have wrought.
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Recent events, however — particularly the shootings of unarmed black men by the police — have wrought vigorous and often fiery debate over race relations and justice.
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Conze has sought to recast ProSieben as a digital media and commerce powerhouse capable of withstanding the viewing revolution wrought by streaming services like Netflix.
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There will inevitably be his legacy of personal iconization wrought in the gilded environment of this child of wealth, and his future ostentatious grave site.
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Besides, asprosin would not be able to fix the worst parts of the disorder — the damage that mutation has wrought on her eyes and nose.
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Beyond that, though, Puerto Rico needs Congress to help it recover from the devastation wrought by economic strategies that have failed the island for decades.
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For much of this week and last, devastation wrought by Hurricane Harvey in Houston and Hurricane Irma in the Caribbean has grabbed front-page headlines.
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All are running as progressives committed to undoing the damages wrought by so many years of needlessly sending young black and Latino men to prison.
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And if there is anything stifling innovation in Silicon Valley, it is the dominance of Big Ad Tech, wrought by the surveillance capitalism business model.
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It is a finely wrought history of the British in India that does not really examine what the British did to India — or to Indians.
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Is she or her husband going to visit the child internment camps he created, to see what they wrought and console the crying children there?
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Amara's Law seems applicable here: We're likely to overestimate the changes wrought by WPT in the short term and underestimate them in the long term.
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Euro zone officials are considering how to deploy the unused firepower of the bloc's bailout fund to limit the economic damage wrought by the coronavirus.
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It's another to understand the complicated dynamics of sexual relationships, whether through a deeply wrought work of contemporary fiction or an in-depth investigative analysis.
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Theater Review Three plays consider the divisions wrought by Brexit, Britain's surveillance state and the terror of the news cycle, with varying levels of success.
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Democrats and the Trump administration have long clashed over disaster relief for Puerto Rico after the devastation wrought by Hurricanes Maria and Irma in 2017.
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The Antebellum era style is present from the Mardi Gras touches to the wrought-iron balconies to the jazz music wafting through the public spaces.
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The conservative legal movement began as a counter-revolution of sorts to the sweeping changes wrought by the Warren Court in the 1950s and 1960s.
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Instead of bringing about a leisure class living in actual leisure, we have wrought a world where the upwardly mobile are instead obsessed with productivity.
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The political debate over whether one policy or another will mitigate the ravages wrought by the acts of evil humans will continue to rage on.
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