You are going against the grain in every possible way.
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But what goes against the grain and catches the eye?
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TRENTON "Against the Grain: Art of the Counterculture," group show.
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And he's not afraid to do go against the grain.
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On one hand, the Jazz have gone against the grain.
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Eisenberg's work could not have gone more against the grain.
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Grill it rare, and slice it thinly against the grain.
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Professor Burstow moved against the grain from a young age.
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In this case, the rosier outlook went against the grain.
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But there's one food company that's going against the grain.
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It certainly goes against the grain and what you might expect.
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Nondrinkers can become overly self-conscious about going against the grain.
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Opportunity is knocking for VCs willing to go against the grain.
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Evangers and Against the Grain Pet Food are not PFI members.
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We're going against the grain and there's massive returns in that.
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I admire her grit and willingness to go against the grain.
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Slice against the grain and serve with the blue cheese sauce.
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The Diamondbacks' winter, then, is a nifty cut against the grain.
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"Metal has always been about going against the grain," Sjöström concludes.
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Slice the brisket against the grain and sprinkle with salt. 9.
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"I don't mind going against the grain in terms of my thoughts."
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It "runs against the grain of empirical evidence and scholarship," he said.
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Looks like he went against the grain and paid the price ... again.
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He's here because he went against the grain, that's why he's here.
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" He added, "Mike's always been willing to go against the grain. Obviously.
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Often that means going against the grain of current-day popular thinking.
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Slice roast beef against the grain, and serve with gravy on the side.
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Success in investing often means going against the grain—and your own feelings.
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We're willing to go against the grain and we're willing to take risks.
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Even Corbett went against the grain, getting into the ring more than once.
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In the male-dominated world of cryptocurrency, IBM is going against the grain.
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Going against the grain in the region, López Obrador will seek to counter
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To me, it showed bravery and a willingness to go against the grain.
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"I saw newer, more controversial works that went against the grain," he said.
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The story told in "Against the Grain" heavily revises this widely held account.
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But it is not unusual for Mr. Benioff to go against the grain.
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That feeling like I'm a rebel, going against the grain so to speak.
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"She has gone against the grain in so many different ways," he said.
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" • "By refusing to retreat, Mr. Staley is going against the grain in Europe.
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At first I went against the grain, collecting both L.G.B.T.Q. and non-L.
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Lucy as therapist, I am suggesting, does not go entirely against the grain.
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I think the most attractive thing about lesbians, all lesbians, is that to come out, to go against the grain – and it still is really against the grain – and fancy a woman is to take an active control of your sexuality.
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I have to continue going against the grain, being the thorn in Hollywood's eye.
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Nintendo has never been afraid to go against the grain of prevailing industry trends.
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It's beautiful and holy and against the grain of an all-about-me world.
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He's going against the grain on this one: the average rating is a buy.
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It's not a time to push hard against the grain—especially during the eclipses.
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I went against the grain and was true to who I wanted to be.
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Soon other characters follow suit, going against the grain of their own rough natures.
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He was praised as a hard-driving coach willing to go against the grain.
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Reaching into the national culture runs against the grain of their policy-oriented ethos.
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Nowadays, every slight cut against the grain is viewed as a possible market inefficiency.
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Plus, the Trump team knows from experience that pushing against the grain can pay off.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story – even went against the grain on her first big audition.
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By going against the grain in these situations, we're trying to reestablish freedom and autonomy.
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There are plenty of celebs who've gone against the grain and married — gasp — regular people.
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There will always be setbacks You may have to go against the grain for years.
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I'm going to go against the grain on that one and say it's a buy.
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They're also more confident in going against the grain rather than trying to fit in.
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But going against the grain wasn't exactly an easy choice for the 25-year-old.
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Cut the meat on a diagonal, against the grain, into 1/4-inch- thick slices.
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But it also goes against the grain of what traditional news outlets are betting on.
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This is worth dwelling on because it goes against the grain for computing at large.
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He's built his success by going against the grain and waiting for an inflection point.
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Crocs are the epitome of going against the grain and this store was celebrating that.
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Gettleman is going against the grain, and the timing can only be described as bizarre.
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The Cavaliers have gone against the grain a bit since LeBron returned three years ago.
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Save for a few select regions going against the grain—Northern Virginia, Southern California, etc.
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Angle your knife at 45 degrees and make thin ¼-inch-thick cuts against the grain.
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" Araud also goes against the grain on Jared Kushner, calling him "a smart guy, really.
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Unfortunately, this go-against-the-grain attitude within the home-schooling community extends to vaccines.
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It goes against the grain of what we're told by liberals we're supposed to believe.
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The problem is that they run strongly against the grain of the government's hierarchical culture.
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Thinly slice steak against the grain, and add steak and any accumulated juices to shallot mixture.
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But that's what happens when a pop star goes against the grain to try something new.
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"However, we're happier going against the grain to pursue our financial independence at an early age."
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But she got four units of blood and saved my life that night, against the grain.
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I applaud those — designers, models, and otherwise — who are brave enough to go against the grain.
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TechCrunch: Rooster Teeth has often gone against the grain when it comes to distribution and sponsors.
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In 2014, he went against the grain in correctly projecting that U.S. Treasury yields would fall.
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That's how you create change — the creation of a union starts with going against the grain.
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But investors may want to go against the grain, according to Buckingham, who claims Ohio Gov.
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She's someone I greatly admire for going against the grain and speaking up for what's right.
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By thinking outside the box and going against the grain, successful people rise above their limitations.
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The TLT Treasury ETF Wednesday was also going against the grain, trading lower on the day.
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The declaration is on par with the against-the-grain approach that drives his entire aesthetic.
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Whenever I try to embrace one reading, I feel that I am reading against the grain.
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W. Anderson is about going against the grain and trying to question ideas, politics and gender.
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"We've kind of gone against the grain of what every other industry has seen," he said.
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Meg Whitman Republican Hewlett-Packard Enterprise CEO Meg Whitman has gone against the grain this year.
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At first glance, the agora of Turbine Hall cuts against the grain of such digital collectivism.
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Thinly slice the cured salmon against the grain and arrange several slices on top of schmear.
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Transfer to a cutting board and let rest for 10 minutes before thinly slicing against the grain.
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Anyone who goes against the grain, isn't a sheep, and dares to question things really inspires me.
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We're still trying to make waves, and even in some [people's] views, I'm going against the grain.
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Cut steaks against the grain into slices about 1/2 inch thick and transfer to individual plates.
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Metal attracted us because it was outsider music, it was pissed off and going against the grain.
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Against the grain of his '60s self, he now belongs to the pantheon he challenged and changed.
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Serve the steak by cutting it against the grain and with the soft, charred onions on top.
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In the solos, though, are flashes of something more interesting, rubbing against the grain of the music.
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Anyway, again I'm gonna go against the grain here and say that Trump can do basic math.
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But it's hard to imagine behavior that so absolutely cuts against the grain of this family's politics.
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Trim off any excess fat, slice against the grain, and then transfer it to a serving dish.
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Both are portrayed as brave individuals who go against the grain in order to discover the unknown.
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What you want to do with a brisket is cut against the grain so it's not tough.
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Luckily, there's one upcoming collection that's going against the grain and spurring some serious nostalgia in 90s babies.
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NBC was likely banking on parlaying Kelly's against-the-grain attitude at Fox into mainstream, morning television appeal.
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His approach, based on bespoke research, gut feeling and a taste for going against the grain, divided opinion.
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Even against-the-grain diets like Paleo and South Beach allow practitioners to consume the plant in moderation.
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Once the beef is heated, remove from the pot and cut in thin slices against the grain. 3.
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But Cobain always went against the grain, and he couldn't care less about what anyone thought of him.
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But his message—hostile to both trade and immigrants—went against the grain of Koch-style economic orthodoxy.
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It was close, but she held him off against the grain of a dominant midterm year for Republicans.
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On the other hand, the first two cut against the grain of most of the foreign policy establishment.
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However, there are a few terrifying women in my book that go against the grain, so to speak.
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On a night dedicated to minorities in music, he captured this ensemble's knack for playing against the grain.
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This is probably the place to say that "Godsend" mostly cuts against the grain of my own taste.
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The defiant angles, going against the grain here, giving in there, and that upper lip, the hardest part.
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I'm glad that its creators felt comfortable making something that does, in many ways, go against the grain.
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"We've always gone against the grain, being from Florida," said Felicia, now an emergency room nurse in Fort Myers.
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Supranationalism goes against the grain of history and human instinct, and will surely go the way of the dinosaur.
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That choice goes against the grain of modern art's so-called progress towards abstraction in the early 20th century.
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But his family taught him to fight hard what he believed in -- even if that felt against the grain.
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Also running against the grain were the Contemporáneos, a group associated with a literary magazine of the same name.
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We very much went against the grain, so as a result we looked very different from everybody back then.
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Last year, they were allergic to post-ups despite a dual-big front court that went against the grain.
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Yeah, people are always going to go against the grain of the current political culture that's in the air.
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"He's not one to be afraid to go against the grain," a Democratic congressional aide said in an interview.
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Terry went against the grain, taking great pains to ensure the safety of clubbers and meticulously planning his events.
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A rectangle of sun spilled through the starboard-side door, swaying and moving against the grain of the carpet.
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He seems to run against the grain of grime, that for the time being at least, moves massive numbers.
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So Massachusetts is really going against the grain, showing that the fight for LGBTQ rights is far, far from over.
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Hrabal liked quoting Rilke, that the writer has been created to stroke his age the wrong way, against the grain.
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An economics professor at George Mason, Cowen again goes against the grain with a spirited defense of big business. 2.
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No doubt, this will be expensive and cuts against the grain of lower taxes and less state and federal spending.
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It might be hard going against the grain at first, but you'll always find people who are like you eventually.
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Ms. Garner was unafraid to speak her mind, use rough language to make a point, or go against the grain.
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But now a few men's wear designers willing to go against the grain have embraced it for their fall collections.
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Tráfico Visual has also been included in the traveling exhibition Publishing Against the Grain, organized by Independent Curators International (ICI).
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Slice the duck breasts thickly against the grain and serve, maybe with a scattering of sliced scallions across the top.
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"To throw out almost all of the union members goes against the grain of the Voice we love and cherish."
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There are so many high-stakes food competition shows that one would inevitably come along to cut against the grain.
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It was van Hove's most heretical revision, because it cut so sharply against the grain of the song's vaudeville style.
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Mr. Thiel, a co-founder of PayPal and an early investor in Facebook, has a reputation for going against the grain.
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"Just because he was always very, very supportive of her doing what she wanted and going against the grain," Turner said.
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Après goes against the grain by delivering a drink packed with all plant-based protein, including pea, chia, hemp, and cacao.
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Second, a preferential rate would elevate the companies pushing against the grain of disinvestment and encourage others to do the same.
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He was bold and pioneering and courageous to go against the grain of what was expected of an African-American artist.
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That's the thing I've loved about him: He's not scared to go against the grain and open himself up to criticism.
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And my "secret" for hiring the right people goes against the grain of a lot of the common advice on hiring.
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A major reason this TMZ report has become so incendiary is that it runs completely against the grain of a movie.
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In other words, this class is about well-being — and necessarily operates against the grain of traditional academia in its quest.
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It was good to see how much of it she had already conquered; this was highly intelligent dancing against the grain.
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Sharon Crawford, a multisport athlete from Colorado, is still competing, still going against gravity and against the grain, at age 26.2.
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"It is going against the grain to get to 30 without ever having had a long-lasting romantic relationship," she said.
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Even when it feels uncomfortable or goes against the grain of today's thinking, successful leaders encourage innovation and changing things up.
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I met parents along my route who were going against the grain, and valuing their daughter's educations, and that was refreshing.
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But she also wore a black sequin custom suit from Thakoon that really went against the grain for the Golden Globes.
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Anthony Huxley, a younger principal making his debut as the Prodigal beside Ms. Miller, was cast more obviously against the grain.
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The furniture retailer's "against the grain strategy" is paying off, Gordon Haskett analyst Chuck Grom wrote in a note to clients.
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We, the audience, look back to their pre-artmaking periods through the optics of their eventual production, against the grain of time.
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" Listening to the song years later, Curtis understood the lyrics were about "being poor and thrift shopping and going against the grain.
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This year, she decided to go against the grain and open a physical location, expanding her offerings with more clothes and accessories.
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Preparing for the ways that 3D printing will affect the market doesn't always have to be costly or go against the grain.
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"We're prioritizing authenticity and transparency, which goes against the grain of many of the brands that are overly protective of their image."
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However, in an era where this is often the expectation, it's great to see one woman choosing to go against the grain.
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If you want to go against the grain, don't be scared to, because if that's what makes you happy, it doesn't matter.
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These cut against the grain of our collective memory of the American GI as liberator of the German death and concentration camps.
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The United States, however, is one of the few countries in the world that have gone against the grain, new data show.
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It started as a way to cut against the grain of most electronic songs the duo heard while performing at big festivals.
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She moved on to rustle a strand of orange tinsel, then brushed her hand against the grain of a vellum birthday card.
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"This would go against the grain of years of G7 accords which maintain that markets should set exchange rates," Rabobank's Foley said.
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A: We started to see how resilient he was as a person, in a time when people weren't going against the grain.
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"Be fearless in breaking new boundaries and don't be afraid to go against the grain of criticism along the way," she said.
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Uranus is unpredictable and likes to go against the grain, and right now there's a collective urge to be provocative and edgy.
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He's going against the grain of established paleoanthropology and doing it in a way that brings in young scholars and social media.
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It has become perhaps Russia's most popular and certainly its most lavishly equipped outpost of alternative history and against-the-grain thinking.
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Actor Esai Morales is going against the grain in the Latino community -- admitting he's giving serious thought to voting for Donald Trump.
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The Cubs went against the grain by drafting bats, not arms, knowing that they could trade for pitchers and polish some rough diamonds.
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Unique in the marketplace, Tesla wins for the brand by doing what Elon Musk famously does all the time: going against the grain.
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So much so that continuing support for that growth has become a key promise, against the grain of his party, for embattled Sen.
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While some Democrats have sufficiently defended Israel in light of her comments, they were exceptions, running against the grain of the party overall.
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Domingue had position on the shot, but his teammate, Jiri Sekac, deflected the puck back against the grain and inside the near post.
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Cut the beef shanks against the grain to about 1/2 inch pieces, then place in a shallow container and keep them covered.
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Waxing uses a strip that removes the hair against the grain, but sugaring pulls the hair in the direction of natural hair growth.
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David Cameron embraced two causes that went against the grain of his party: same-sex marriage and a commitment to overseas aid spending.
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For professionals trained to be apolitical, viewing their future through a political lens goes against the grain of everything they have been taught.
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MP: Do you feel like you are going against the grain in your attempts to, as you say, "bring art to the masses"?
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JON BURDENLondon I know it goes against the grain, but vote Jeremy Corbyn in and we get Keir Starmer as our negotiator on Brexit.
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According to brewer Sam Cruz of Against the Grain in Louisville, Kentucky, he doesn't feel particularly threatened, and in fact, finds the idea appealing.
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"It certainly works against the grain of the thought that we're going into a recession," he told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Thursday.
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I had ideas of my own and creative thoughts that seemed to go against the grain of the society I was being raised in.
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Finally, N.K. Jemisin's novel The Fifth Season earned the top award of the night, and it's a book that is pointedly against the grain.
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Yet she's run against the grain of Christian Democratic orthodoxy before -- on nuclear power, minimum wage, immigration, and other issues -- and pulled it off.
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What if experience and security might be connected in a way that goes against the grain of the story society typically likes to tell?
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The diversity is great, but it's about that, "I don't care, I'm going against the grain, it doesn't matter who's in the way" mentality.
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He never answered and I knew the answer anyway: Facebook's ruling class pushed cohesion over disagreement and chastised those who went against the grain.
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Fighting a sport synonymous with Canadian toughness and freezing afternoons on frozen ponds goes against the grain with many people above the 49th parallel.
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Instead of stuffy board meetings (a far cry from our founding mission), we went against the grain and held our meetings in relaxed environments.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer knew he was "going against the grain" when he came out in favor of Keurig Green Mountain buying Dr Pepper Snapple.
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It was just an interesting ... I was interested in someone who would actually go against the grain, against the normal ... Yeah, I love that.
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The system we live in was not built with us in mind, so every day we have to go against the grain just to survive.
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Joris-Karl Huysmans's seismic 1884 novel A Rebours (translated variously as Against the Grain or Against Nature) might be the most "painted" novel ever written.
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It also makes for fodder on the policy perspectives he's likely to bring to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, ones that could well go against the grain.
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The book was still an ambitious bet for what it was: a superhero story that went against the grain of superhero stories that people loved.
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Haircuts in jail are supposed to be a "one-guard" buzz cut against the grain, but I'll ask the guys how they want theirs done.
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Investors looking for a true against-the-grain manager may want to take a look at some of the smaller funds billing themselves as contrarian.
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A new peer-reviewed paper cuts against the grain by concluding that the most effective carbon tax structure should start high and decline over time.
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Video games don't typically translate to other media as well as we'd like them to, but Netflix's anime adaptation of Castlevania goes against the grain.
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"In this crazy market, you need to be being willing to go against the grain because it's the only way to be rational," he said.
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Against the Grain Pulled Beef: 80001 The numbers listed are the second half of the barcode, which can be found on the back of the label.
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Acrush goes against the grain in China's still-evolving music industry, where girl bands are marketed as sweet young things to appeal to a male audience.
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Fashion is all about going against the grain and celebrating it, the Chuck II's are made for creatives and rebellious culture, which is what I represent.
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The actress is known for going against the grain, even going for a simple, dainty engagement ring while most trends skew big and over-the-top.
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Well, Reddit user ALL_STAR_87 has a theory about a possible pairing that could go against the grain... [EVERYTHING] Could this powerful alliance be on the cards?
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" As for Hepburn's iconic fashions, which will be highlighted in an upcoming auction at Christie's, says Ferrer, "At the time, her style was against the grain.
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So if there's any place for billionaire activist philanthropy, it might look very much like this latest effort that goes against the grain of Washington consensus.
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Going against the grain, energy stocks rose 0.5 percent despite Brent Crude oil futures falling to their lowest level since December 2017 on concerns of oversupply.
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Dorer added that while other companies raise capital to buy back stock and generate value that way, Clorox's management prides itself on going against the grain.
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For "Disney Day" during his school's Spirit Week, Twitter user Count Draculito decided to go against the grain and dress as the infamous Disney Pixar lamp.
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It's a classic tale of a man who went against the grain and failed, who dreamed big and wound up buried in his own expensive rubble.
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Sultan is both the artist and the artisan — a view that goes against the grain characterizing art as a purely conceptual activity, a form of entrepreneurship.
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She continues: "I think people who are good with money are often not afraid to go against the grain and to actively unplug from consumerism."173.
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"For so long, we had a characterization of what we thought coaches were, and now a number of coaches are going against the grain," Dungy said.
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Financial setbacks and going against the grain of Nigeria's conservative principle aside, Akuson's focus is in one direction and he is doing it boldly, and unapologetically.
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In unveiling those plans, executives cited YouTube's broad audience reach and a desire to go against the grain when other media companies are busy erecting paywalls.
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Harper has gone against the grain of a contest in which front-runner Boris Johnson is promising to deliver Brexit, "deal, or no deal", by Oct.
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For Troy, the idea of going against the grain and coming out publicly as someone who wants to sing in the school musical is absolutely terrifying.
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That's because with the first sugaring treatment, you may have ingrown hairs trapped below the surface of the skin from previous removal done against the grain.
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A virtuoso of unease, the 33-year-old Mr. Perry makes films that seem almost calculated to go against the grain of contemporary American independent cinema.
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It's not a problem but in a way it cuts against the grain of a Fed that is doing anything more than a mid-cycle correction.
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"Our founder, George Smith, always went against the grain, bucking tradition and doing things differently," Miriam Eceolaza, the distillery's director, said in a statement last week.
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Ideas like these cut against the grain of mainstream debate, which assumes that rebuilding the industrial sector is the key to a broad middle-class economy.
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It will be fascinating to see where he ends up in June: few coaches have his résumé, but he does run against the grain a little.
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Little Women adaptations have struggled to provide satisfying answers to those questions, and generally they do so by working hard against the grain of Alcott's writing.
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A lot of "Star Wars" fans took issue with "TLJ" for going against the grain and betraying so many things about "TFA," the Jedi, and Luke.
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But Ms. Gabbard's upstart campaign for president has often cut against the grain of the broader Democratic field, at times aligning more closely with Republican messaging.
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In that regard, Kano not only goes against the grain of how consumers are interfacing with technology today, but also how many tech companies are formulated today.
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Apart from the GOP's deregulatory fervor, piecemeal privacy rules face the broader challenge of going against the grain of a digital advertising economy worth billions of dollars.
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Going against the grain of this status quo bias, which exists at other media organizations as well, is going to be a major challenge for Bernie Sanders.
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Especially for someone like me, an immigrant indoctrinated to take the path of least resistance, to literally resist seems to go against the grain of my upbringing.
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Fortnite is no stranger to unusual in-game events that seem to go against the grain of its stated reason for existence: players shooting at other players.
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Amid the harsh reactions from Kardashian's fanbase to dump Thompson, rapper Cardi B had a piece of advice for the new mom that went against the grain.
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"John Buck's sculptures do not look like anyone else's," John Yau writes in his essay "Against the Grain," meaning Buck does not belong to any stylistic group.
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Until recently, he has been intensely interested in free media, something that worked wonders for his primary race, but went against the grain of modern political thought.
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That was the first time that we decided to go against the grain and not wear the bob but throw her hair up into an updo instead.
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Somebody who is independent, DIY, whose always gone against the grain and expose his inner truth—which is what I try to do with my own music.
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Montana is known for going against the grain in national elections, but that doesn't mean outside groups haven't tried to boost their candidates and influence the race.
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Second, although this may run against the grain of his instincts, I would walk him through what appear to be the most analogous, the most relevant precedent.
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She is both the artist and the artisan — a view that goes against the grain that characterizes art as a purely conceptual activity, a form of entrepreneurship.
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His utopians showed enormous courage in imagining and, to one degree or another, trying to create new worlds against the grain of the one they had inherited.
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She really is a hero of mine who has just gone against the grain her whole life; she sets the tone for how she wants to live.
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The name Di$count Universe encapsulates these ideas, as it goes against the grain of high-end marketing and desire, while being simultaneously desirable and well-made.
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Trump's position on Moore went against the grain of most prominent Republicans in Washington, including Senate Majority Mitch McConnell, who initially called on Moore to drop out.
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True to form, Mr. Sharon's ideas seem to be different from those of Mr. Rauch and Ms. Loy: more political, reading Wagner closely and against the grain.
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There are vocal campaigns, spearheaded by younger voters, for greater rights for women and greater sexual freedom, which go against the grain of religious and ethnic politics.
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"I know her well enough to know her relationship with her father, which is that she will never, ever, go against the grain," the former friend said.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer wants investors to have the guts to go against the grain when it comes to investing, especially when it comes to the oil sector.
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The Bachelor is the only reality competition show whose main purpose — to play matchmaker and create a happy romantic couple — goes against the grain of its title.
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It's worth remembering, however, that historically, the average citizen in China has not been rewarded for going against the grain, and the government still patrols internet activity.
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Not a luddite, but someone who's trying to be really intentional in going against the grain, and because of that he feels like kind of an outlier perspective.
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Some of them go against the grain, like how Nest won't let you turn off the recording light on your camera anymore because it wants to assure you!
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Then again, considering Bourdain's entire schtick is going against the grain, it's kind of only right he'd harshly criticize one of the most well-received films of 2017.
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However, opportunity is knocking for VCs willing to go against the grain that have now been given more time and pricing power to selectively uncover the next unicorn.
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I know our work is not done and that this collective will continue to bring about healing and work against the grain in other iterations at other institutions.
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That's what makes his nomination a fight that Democrats — going against the grain of Senate norms, which typically encourage senators to treat their colleagues gently — want to pick.
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"This goes against the grain of most doctor's training, which says patient first," says Catherine Pipas, a primary care doctor at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in New Hampshire.
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The norms that punk and DIY subcultures aim to deconstruct are in many instances reified within a culture that is supposed to act against the grain of society.
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Who knows how many federal employees are clocking hours on the plan, spending tax revenue and all the while working against the grain of our country's energy reality?
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They should push against the grain, and give voice to the voiceless the powerless and the whispers of truth that haunt the apostles of unchecked power and wealth.
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Norway's currency shot up after its central bank, going against the grain, raised interest rates and signaled a 50-63 chance another hike will follow by mid-year.
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But almost all of the states that have elected senators against the grain of a state's partisan lean in the last decade or so look nothing like Alabama.
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On his advice, I trimmed chuck steak and cut it against the grain into strips, then stirred them into a marinade of rice wine, soy sauce and cornstarch.
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A few investors have gone against the grain in recent weeks, buying insurance against a jump in volatility while prices for most such bets have been relatively discounted.
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The title of the exhibition is a nod to Allan Sekula's important book Photography Against the Grain, which was about the social potential and networks traced through the medium.
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But now, whether it's genuine desire to go against the grain or a means of cutting costs, brides are changing what it means to dress for the big day.
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In seeking to go against the grain Fairphone has literally had to stockpile enough components to ensure it can offer years of spare part runway to support its devices.
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She's young — just 21 to Bekah M.'s scandalous 22 — and she's totally herself, even if that means going against the grain of how people typically approach the show.
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BRUNO TROCCOLISantiago, Chile * Poor Andean farmers are not marginal producers of quinoa once their broader socio-economic contribution to society is taken into account ("Against the grain", May 21st).
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Most of the lowercase devotees I chatted with admitted that, far from going against the grain, lowercase is the prevailing norm now on their personal Twitter and Tumblr feeds.
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It also runs against the grain of much that the US has stood for since 1945, and which has been the keystone of the post-WWII global institutional architecture.
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In Against the Grain, Scott argues that we still think of our world as the fruit of a series of undeniable advances: domestication, public order, mass literacy, and prosperity.
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What is concerning is not that each of his three decisions clearly would undermine Trump or Barr but that his decisions ran against the grain for a special counsel.
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That soiree arrived on Sunday, and it was predictably upbeat, cutting against the grain of a show whose stories so often involved death, illness, crime, manipulation and romantic ruination.
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No, because like I say, I'm still the kid that was 13 years old and listening to it, so I can't go against the grain of what it was.
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Beasley spent the fourth quarter going where he wanted and making the right decisions, rising up for off-handed hooks or dishing against the grain of an overcorrecting defense.
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A few investors have gone against the grain in recent weeks to purchase insurance against a jump in volatility while prices for most such bets have been relatively discounted.
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With the major averages slipping from their highs on lingering trade-war concerns, CNBC's Jim Cramer wanted to go against the grain and take a look at what's winning.
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Some dancers take to them as if released; others seem to be cast in them against the grain, probably as challenges from the management to brighten a dancer's technique.
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We applaud McDonald's for bravely going against the grain of real social progress, and for taking on a cause that is as devoid of substance as their menu items.
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No reports of injury came from eating Against the Grain products, but the companies are owned by members of the same family, and their products are sometimes manufactured by Evanger.
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Sometimes he goes against the grain, like when he first tried to refuse to bomb Syria, which I thought was the right decision but it was overthrown by the house.
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"I've run against the grain on many issues -- reform issues in city government and taking really bold steps like relocating Confederate statues on the day that Charlottesville occurred," he said.
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Moonlight is largely about the violence done to Chiron that enmeshes him in silence, against the grain of moments of inexplicable kindness that break through to nurture him towards trust.
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They go against the grain, they challenge our thoughts on what is or isn't "normal", and fight against toxic masculinity by welcoming all into a place that's soft and sweet.
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Of course, centralized control cuts against the grain of Bitcoin's entire raison d'etre, which was to use math and economics to remove the need for central authorities mediating financial transactions.
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It also runs against the grain of what it means to be human and to connect with others, and with the things they make, in good faith and with love.
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In Against the Grain, a "bird-in-ear" mechanic acts as an inner voice to characters, presenting societal obstacles such as Jim Crow laws to keep everybody (appropriately) on edge.
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In an era when coaches are supposed to be obsessional, visionary philosophers, imbued by fans and news media with almost messianic, transformative powers, Allegri runs a little against the grain.
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In a state with some of the most restrictive laws around abortion and some of the most lenient concealed carry laws in the country, Anderson is going against the grain.
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"It's an uncomfortable feeling to go against the grain, but that's what we're here for," said Corbin Trent, a spokesman for Ms. Ocasio-Cortez and a founder of the group.
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That is obviously information that people might have chosen to conceal from me, but its complete absence from our conversations also runs against the grain of stereotypes of Trump voters.
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Instead, with the new training next week, employees will be both encouraged and required to be inclusive in a way that goes against the grain in the chain-restaurant industry.
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While much of the work in Worlding is quite interesting, the digital and highly mediated forms cut against the grain of a Midwestern maker-based process and practical skills culture.
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Cutting against the grain of all the negative chatter about tests, some cognitive psychologists, including Yana Weinstein at University of Massachusetts Lowell, have declared themselves to be "champions" of testing.
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The focus of Against the Grain is to turn the lens back on the photographers and filmmakers who have played a vital role alongside the skaters they have captured for decades.
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" He adds, "there is so much that works, and so much that goes against the grain in terms of what we expect from the MCU and from superhero movies in general.
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"It was so against the grain for us because we had five natural pregnancies," Canning tells PEOPLE for this week's issue of struggling to conceive before turning to in vitro fertilization.
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The two companies are run separately but share an office, and the former company manufactures some of the latter company's products, Brett Sher, co-owener of Against the Grain, told Gizmodo.
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That this is true feels surprising, because it runs against the grain of what we might expect from a movie — that Tom is being harmed or even abused by her father.
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When cure-all good health is promised via the exclusion of whole food groups, that might be to go against the grain of one of the few nutritional sureties we have.
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Eastern Conference Finals: Cleveland Cavaliers over Boston Celtics Western Conference Finals: Houston Rockets over Golden State Warriors NBA Champion: Houston Rockets over Cleveland Cavaliers We begin by going against the grain.
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Cross-party cooperation goes so profoundly against the grain, in Britain's old, tribal Parliament, that Wednesday had a slightly unreal feeling, as if the laws of physics had been suspended. Mrs.
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He made his first woodblock prints in 226, inspired by the innovations of Japanese artists, eliminating their rich colors while exploiting their practice of cutting with rather than against the grain.
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The Debate Society is a minor miracle: a small, scrappy theater company whose years of producing quiet gems go against the grain of a culture driven by hype, stars and spectacles.
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Koizumi spoke to some of the difficulties of going against the grain in a society that still values devotion to work above all else in its men on his personal blog.
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In 2008, following the death of his mother, he released "808s & Heartbreak," a divisive, stripped-down masterpiece built around the strange, bluesy effect of singing against the grain of Auto-Tune.
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Paul Verlaine featured him in his anthology of " poètes maudits ," and J. K. Huysmans's novelistic manual of decadence, "Against the Grain," glorified him as the ne plus ultra of esoteric refinement.
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So for the 31st issue of FELT Zine, Ugrin decided to go against the grain and create seriously retro digital compositions that harken to a bygone era of computer-based art.
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The movie's fictional world has a global law against having more than one child, to stem overpopulation, but the father of Noomi's characters goes against the grain when he has identical septuplets.
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Few N.F.L. teams have gone against the grain as much as the Carolina Panthers — in a pass-wacky league, they compiled a 15-1 regular season record by running more than throwing.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For the past eight years, Doc NYC, the largest documentary film festival in America, has been showcasing films that go against the grain of conventional storytelling.
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Diaspora Jews should be willing to question Israeli government's policies on non-security issues that go against the grain of traditional Jewish values or even increase division among different strains of Judaism.
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Taking the long-view runs against the grain of quarterly earnings reports, annual shareholder meetings, and capital markets that tend to discourage excess inventory and production capacities in the absence of disasters.
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Chanel later replaced Mr. Scott with the art director Jean-Paul Goude, whose flamboyant, big-budget perfume ads went against the grain of traditional romantic advertising and became a pop culture phenomena.
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Burry caught a lot of heat from his hedge fund investors for going against the grain and taking a short position against mortgage-backed securities because it didn't fit with the norm.
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The New Vanguard After years of hardship, the 46-year-old musician has become one of jazz's premier bandleaders by going against the grain, and by letting his music speak for itself.
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It might not always be easy to incorporate these habits into daily life, but that's what makes the people who do so interesting — they go against the grain, and that's undeniably interesting.
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Motorola's Moto G went against the grain with something that hadn't been seen before in the industry: it prioritized being affordable, while still maintaining impressive design, reliable performance, and clean, unobtrusive software.
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Yeah, I think some of it was luck, Peter Conn would tell you back in 1996 when he made that decision and was very much going against the grain at that time.
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Active management serves an essential function in markets, above all providing price discovery and liquidity, at critical points moving against the grain and all of the trading vehicles programmed to move with it.
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The upgrade wasn't too surprising since I was flying against the grain on a leisure route, but it was a nice treat, nonetheless, and I was surprised at how quickly I was upgraded.
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While Die Hard may be seen by some as a holiday film, the 63-year-old actor went against the grain and disagreed at the end of his Comedy Central roast in July.
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"Chanel needs to remain independent, in order to have the freedom to make choices that go against the grain, such as no longer using exotic animal skins, or by harmonising prices," he added.
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While Die Hard may be seen by some as a holiday film, the 63-year-old actor went against the grain and disagreed at the end of his Comedy Central roast in July.
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You may have learned the hard way to look past your idealism to see the bigger picture, and as Uranus entered your sign, you changed your traditional approaches to go against the grain.
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Their propensity for going against the grain has made them routine targets of conservative media, and last month their differences with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi spiraled into a highly publicized, contentious intraparty battle.
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"It's illegal to live on public land," we hear (so much for the pioneer spirit), yet their existence is more than a crime, because it goes against the grain of our civic faith.
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But they ran up against the grain of the Americanizers, who are saying that you have to pour everyone into the same mold, which is really an Anglo mold and pretending it's American.
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What she plans to cover: Malin wants to explore stories about people who go against the grain and is also interested in documenting indigenous and traditional cultures that are fading because of modernization.
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Shepard Smith announced Friday that he is stepping down as the network's chief news anchor, leaving it without a daytime newsman who frequently ran against the grain of its right-wing primetime hosts.
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The public editor's take: First off, I applaud the editors for identifying an interesting story in the Midwest that goes against the grain of much media coverage: showing some Trump voters as victims.
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He believes social media and traditional media has created such intolerance -- with a shoot to kill mentality for anyone who "goes against the grain" -- that people are deathly afraid to speak their mind.
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He skated behind the Pittsburgh net, but passed back against the grain to Panarin, who slipped the puck inside the near post for a 1003-0 Chicago lead at 3:32 of the first.
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And given Nintendo's history of going against the grain, it's no surprise that now that it's finally taking e-sports more seriously, it's doing so in a very different way compared to its competitors.
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Known on Capitol Hill for going against the grain of his own party, Amash gave a reply that was a clear escalation from what have been more usual responses of "concern" from congressional Republicans.
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McGraw's known for going against the grain in the country music biz -- he's a gun control advocate and publicly supported Obama in the past -- so it's not too hard to read between the lines.
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The central bank is among a small minority in Europe still discussing an interest rate increase, pushing against the grain while the European Central Bank loosens policy to prop up the euro zone economy.
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As such, GM is making a bold gamble that goes against the grain of President Donald Trump's preferred economic policies, which are geared towards preserving existing jobs in manufacturing and and in extraction industries.
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The fact that so many are ungrateful does not deter him: he accepts that, like any of the great men in history who have dared to go against the grain, he must endure derision.
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Author's Note: How to Slice for Ceviche When you cut fish for ceviche, angle your knife at 45 degrees and make thin cuts against the grain so that each piece is about ¼-inch thick.
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In Against the Grain: A Deep History of the Earliest States, Scott explores why human beings decided to shift from a hunter-gatherer lifestyle to a more sedentary, agrarian lifestyle roughly 12,000 years ago.
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The application process is called folding, where the sugar paste is applied to the skin against the natural grain of the hair growth, then pulled against the grain with the learned wrist-flicking motion.
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He speaks a thoroughgoing blues language throughout, even as he's sliding in and out of key, tearing his tones, improvising in cuts against the grain and suggesting alternatives to the harmony and the rhythm.
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"I asked him how he was able to have the courage to go against the grain in Alabama at that time," Kentucky's current men's basketball coach, John Calipari, wrote on a blog last week.
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"The Road Not Taken," far from being the celebration of against-the-grain individualism that it is often taken to be, is a poem of radical doubt and existential crisis, mixed with stubborn perseverance.
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Mr. Roth said that these days there are fewer rules governing gender expression at these high-profile events — but only if you allow yourself to go against the grain when it comes to apparel.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Opening this weekend at the Pitzer College Art Galleries in Claremont, Publishing Against the Grain brings together two dozen examples of independent art publishing from around the world.
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The proposal, an effort to curb companies' short-term focus, goes against the grain of most money managers, who clamor for companies to provide detailed guidance on the next quarter, down to the last penny.
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For now, he's a monster who prospers against the grain on both sides of the ball and remains plenty equipped for battle in an era that's more than happy to capitalize off his defensive disadvantages.
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As younger workers begin to enter corporate America in full force, Deepak Chopra sees a "great generational change" occurring and has some advice for companies that goes against the grain of how business usually operates.
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Forty years later, Mr Zingales is making himself unpopular again, going against the grain by inviting Steve Bannon, the president's former chief strategist, to a debate at the University of Chicago on globalisation and immigration.
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" I keep thinking about a line from "Dollar Days," one of the two grand ballads that close the album: "I'm dying to / push their backs against the grain and fool them all again and again.
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And, going against the grain of doing things offline (he was once appalled by social media), Jacobs has adapted to a more technologically savvy way of life, and is now very active on the interwebs.
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Maricich and Dyne have stayed the course with releases that remain both listenable and against the grain — if a little weirder than songs like "True Affection," which have since found a second life on soundtracks.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LANDERNEAU, France — When read against the grain of traditional modernist art history, Nothing in Moderation offers a sprawling horizon for contemplation in which we may anchor or lose ourselves.
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The stronger-than-expected export figures cut against the grain of a recent run of weak data from Germany, which has fuelled concerns that the economy could tip into recession in the July-September period.
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The stronger-than-expected export figures cut against the grain of a recent run of weak data from Germany, which has fueled concerns that the economy could tip into recession in the July-September period.
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Accordingly, going long volatility would be a staunchly contrarian bet, going against the grain of current investor thinking, while BAML also suggested "long BRIC/short FAANG" and "long bonds" as trades for the contrarian investor.
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Sports don't exactly mirror life, but there's a significant philosophical value here, too, with the Raptors inching closer to their idealized selves and continuing to try against the grain of logic or odds or circumstance.
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In February 2017, Evanger's Pet Food and Against the Grain each announced their own recalls, after at least five dogs became sick and one died from eating Evanger's branded food that was found to contain pentobarbital.
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The lawmakers behind the challenge represent electoral areas in Scotland which voted strongly to remain in the EU in the 2016 referendum, against the grain of the United Kingdom which as a whole voted to leave.
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While researching the 6,000 site California African-American Freedom Trail over the past 10 years, I have found libraries to be invaluable preserves for primary sources, particularly those which go against the grain of conventional wisdom.
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The collapse in volatility was good news for options traders who went against the grain and bet on a decline in stock market volatility even as the options market grew more jittery as Election Day approached.
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By seeming so mean and ungracious or coarsened by physical hurt, she scrapes against the grain of the movie's decorum, and asks, What kind of soul did you expect, at the root of poems like these?
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Turkington ended up writing two stories: Against the Grain, which takes place on a production line, and Model Protectorates, which is a more intimate tale about a family trying to resist the Third Reich in Denmark.
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He made an immediate impression: he talked up the dollar, going against the grain of previous remarks made by his treasury secretary at Davos, and threatened to withhold aid to Palestinians unless they pursued peace with Israel.
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This isn't the company's first foray into tapping its drinkers for cash; since being founded in 2007, the brewery has leveraged its against-the-grain branding in every aspect of its business, including how it raises money.
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"Once they had to go against the grain, they were much more comfortable saying, 'Look, this is who I am, this is what I believe in,' and maybe not listening so much to naysayers," Grant told CNBC.
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But for me as a storyteller, and a woman of color, I'm always interested being able to create woman heroes who are radically against the grain of what Hollywood usually conceives as a hero, or lead protagonist.
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Many of Trump's fellow Republicans, however, dislike the idea of a transportation tax as it would go against the grain of the party's push to lower taxes and could hit Republican-leaning rural areas harder than cities.
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When: Friday, May 20, 7–9pm Where: Women's Center for Creative Work (2425 Glover Place, Elysian Valley, Los Angeles) Against the Grain presents a survey of experimental films from Polish female artists from the 1970s to today.
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The administration could potentially unleash covert Special Forces to take on the Islamists, but that would go against the grain of a pillar of the Obama administration's policy to avoid further military involvement in the Middle East.
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The central bank is among a small minority in Europe which has still been discussing an interest rate increase, pushing against the grain while the European Central Bank loosens policy to prop up the euro zone economy.
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In " Against the Grain: A Deep History of the Earliest States ," James C. Scott, a professor of political science at Yale, presents a plausible contender for the most important piece of technology in the history of man.
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In singles, Mars once called me the great experimenter in part for my wide array of shots and shifting strategies; in doubles, going against the grain won points on my serves, my returns and eventually my volleys.
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FOR MORE, LETS BRING IN A MAN WHO WENT AGAINST THE GRAIN AS ONE OF THE BIGGEST SUPPORTERS OF BITCOIN CASH, HE'S KNOWN AS "BITCOIN JESUS" BECAUSE HE WAS ONE OF THE FIRST INVESTORS IN BITCOIN ITSELF.
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The film is largely about the physical and emotional violence that's done to Chiron that enmeshes him in silence, against the grain of the slim moments of inexplicable kindness that break through to nurture him towards trust.
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Yet this tradition has been disowned by the Republican Party and has lost allure within a significant segment of the Democratic Party; it also runs sharply against the grain of current public sentiments about government and politicians.
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They've suggested to viewers that Kelly isn't like her Fox co-workers, that she isn't afraid to go against the grain, that she's more complex and sharper, and maybe even more valuable than O'Reilly or Sean Hannity.
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Monday's stronger-than-expected German export figures cut against the grain of a recent run of weak data from Europe's largest economy, which has fuelled concerns that it could tip into recession in the July-September period.
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Hentoff and Barrett were just among the longest serving of a list of writers far too long to assemble who made The Voice, over several generations since its 1955 founding, a touchstone for against-the-grain journalism.
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In his 2010 book You Are Not a Gadget, programmer and virtual-reality pioneer Jaron Lanier argues that our digital technologies have baked-in biases that run against the grain of what it means to be human.
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Exactly a year earlier, in June 1884, Joris-Karl Huysmans had published his sixth novel, A Rebours—translated as Against the Grain or Against Nature—featuring a twenty-nine-year-old aristocrat, Duc Jean Floressas des Esseintes.
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"The notion of ... presidential immunity from judicial process that the President here invokes, unqualified and boundless in its reach described above, cuts against the grain of these Constitutional precedents," wrote Marrero, an appointee of President Bill Clinton.
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If my Berlin office colleague Heinz can give up holidays in the Greek islands in exchange for vacation on the Baltic coast, then so can I. The choice of against-the-grain behavior is a protest in itself.
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The EU has adopted a resolution stipulating that member states must not use development aid to support commercial educational establishments, because they go against the grain of the EU's principles, aligned to the UN's goal of inclusive education.
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"It's unfortunate that the Puerto Rico mayor wants to, excuse me the San Juan mayor, wants to sort of go against the grain," he said, adding that Yulín Cruz should visit the FEMA command center on the island.
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And in doing so, he went against the grain of typical political combat in New York, where the conflicts are usually of the hand-to-hand sort, and not broad frontal attacks on powerful antagonists they cannot control.
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Our shared values and vision of the workplace were the reason we decided to go against the grain and structure Digicoop as a worker cooperative (called SCOP in France), giving each employee a real stake in the company.
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This has gone against the grain of male-dictated art fashion for nearly 70 years, from the era of Abstract Expression in the 1950s, through Minimalism of the 1960s, and on to strains of Conceptualism that continue today.
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"I always seem to be singing against the grain," Morrissey would tell the New York Times later that summer after a performance at Madison Square Garden, a show which set the Manhattan venue's record for most merchandise sold.
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There's this scholastic school of thought that's built into his framework that really is against the grain of how most hip-hop has been created…I could see his academic sensibility and that pragmatic approach in his process.
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That is, they need acknowledgement that they may find themselves 'going against the grain'—they need adults to acknowledge that and let them know that they support them and are proud of them because of, or despite, that.
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For the impact of migration on low-skilled wages — we realized that even if we just give evidence that exists already in the literature and summarize it the best we can, that goes against the grain, doesn't it?
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"I think he'd probably be most proud of Arya just because he was always very, very supportive of her doing what she wanted and going against the grain and kind of being an independent young girl," Turner said.
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For the closest shave, she whispered, use your razor in a back-and-forth motion — first in the direction of your hair growth, and then against the grain, as many times as you need to before it's all smooth.
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ANTI-IMMIGRANT PARTY Tough measures against immigrants go against the grain for many in Sweden, a country of 238 million which once called itself "a humanitarian superpower" that generously welcomed migrants fleeing conflict in the Middle East and Africa.
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To the extent West's music continues to give expression to feelings of black pride and self-empowerment, it will do so in defiance of Kanye's newfound Trumpism, just as Pound's poetry often went against the grain of his fascism.
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Although Against the Grain is not a large book, it is a kind of thematic summa of Scott's work so far, as it reworks the entire canvas of history by reconsidering its origins through the lens of state-formation.
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While Democrats are hoping for a blue wave to help take back the House of Representative in the fall, they have decided on a risky strategy that goes against the grain of how previous wave elections have been won.
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There are times when it serves a president's interests to step back and let events play out around him, but it goes against the grain for Mr. Trump, who has always styled himself as the master of his universe.
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"I personally love that Ellison is willing to stand up for what he believes in even though it goes against the grain of what most people in the field and employees at his company believe politically," this employee said.
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A slow, methodical worker who could spend years building up a painting's surface, he did not have a solo show until he was 30, and for years thereafter toiled against the grain, his work at odds with prevailing fashion.
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" Speedy described himself as "friends," but not close friends, with Stutzman, adding, "I admire and respect tremendously his courage to protect freedoms and to make principled votes even when it goes against the grain and leadership or our party.
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A recent report titled "The Hipster Effect," authored by Brandeis University researchers in the MIT Technology Review, looked at how hipsters, who famously bill themselves as "anti-conformists," all end up looking alike despite their efforts to go against the grain.
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But as a regular beer drinker who doesn't mind downing a few cold Negra Modelos in between IPAs and stouts every once in a while, I was curious to find out why this rebel is literally going against the grain.
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The prospect of an ever expanding permanent role for the Army on US soil to address growing climate change impacts is a surprisingly extreme scenario which goes against the grain of the traditional separation of the US military from domestic affairs.
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Back in 1930, when France's intra-Orthodox split opened up, the Soviet Union was an atheist state; being a culturally Russian Christian of any kind, regardless of where you were or which bishop you obeyed, felt like going against the grain.
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In the current issue of PEOPLE, the Entourage and Sopranos star opens up about how, as a mom, she had to go against the grain of her own childhood palate for the sake of her son Beau Kyle, 4 this month.
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To leave the EU. RICHARD ROBINSONLondon After reading about how disruptive technology may change the whiskey industry ("Going against the grain", March 9th) I was reminded of a delightful short story by P.G. Wodehouse in his collection, "Meet Mr Mulliner".
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We look to go against the grain like she did through years of timeless, non-binary aesthetics; foster community through collaboration, as she did with Timb and Missy and later forming lasting bonds with many notable songwriters and musicians alike.
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In her emergence as one of the most vigorous voices of the election, Obama is going against the grain of her character, which hitherto manifested itself by "keeping a studied distance from the ugliness of the political arena," Bruni writes.
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With the Syria retreat, Trump exhibited his willingness to go against the grain and break from this prolonged, GOP-initiated military occupation — even if it does not benefit the US or its allies and without a broader plan in place.
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Over the years, I have met various times directly with Glawe, and through our conversations, I discovered long ago that he is not afraid of going against the grain to shake up outdated methods used by some intelligence gathering agencies.
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The Horseshoe's then-owner Ken Sprackmen asked Bookie who should take over the bookings, and he recommended Jeff Cohen and Craig Laskey of Against the Grain, who now operate as Collective Concerts and co-own the Horseshoe and Lee's Palace.
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The assessment by the President's lawyers cuts against the grain of legal experts who believe the Mueller investigation is only ramping up, with Flynn's guilty plea and his agreement to cooperate with investigators signaling that Mueller is chasing even bigger fish.
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Even its latest watered-down growth predictions are optimistic and rely on some against-the-grain expectations: that Brexit will be resolved in an orderly fashion, the U.S.-China trade war will wind down and other geopolitical conflicts will cool.
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BRATISLAVA (Reuters) - The election of anti-graft lawyer Zuzana Caputova as Slovakia's president has boosted her liberal, pro-European Union party's prospects in EU elections, against the grain of rising populism across the continent, an opinion poll showed on Tuesday.
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His decision not to opt for an expatriate tax haven like Monaco helps explain his enduring appeal, despite the fact that mega-millionaires who have openly sought to be No. 1 in their fields go against the grain in Switzerland.
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"Our focus has to be stopping her running down the clock so she can demand her deal or no deal - a highly irresponsible strategy going against the grain of her party and the mood in the country," Labour lawmaker Seema Malhotra told Reuters.
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"The government's position here … that the public has no right to even ask for these kind of documents, is really extraordinary, and goes against the grain of decades of how the courts have dealt with public access issues," said ACLU lawyer Brett Kaufman.
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Its harshest critics found that it just simply followed a formulaic path, when in reality, this movie was sold and started out as something that, like its comic book source material, was supposed to cut against the grain of traditional superhero storytelling.
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"You should always be shaving in the direction of hair growth (not against the grain like most people do), using a good lathering product to protect the skin, and using a sharp, clean razor," board certified dermatologist Monique Chheda, MD, reminds us.
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Most brokerage firms offer this kind of charting on their websites, and while Cramer considers the method to be somewhat arcane, he trusts it because it goes against the grain of conventional thinking and offers a fresh way to look at stock movements.
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The roughly 10 percent gain in the S&P 500 so far this year also goes against the grain of market history, which shows that Democrats, in the final year of their second term see stock returns lower than the third year.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 2202 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2628 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R), has gone against the grain.
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Evangeline Lilly is going against the grain in a big way ... sending her kids off to gymnastics and having lots of dicey interactions, because she believes the coronavirus scare is not only overblown ... it might even have some sinister tinges to it.
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James C. Scott's "Against the Grain," but that's just one of several recent books by Scott drawing on the radical new understanding regarding agriculture and a prehistory in which wild plant use and management was far more subtle (and productive) than realized before.
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If the religious believer often behaves like an unconscious secularist, then one can assume that some of the great canonical religious texts will do something similar, revealing their actual procedures to a skeptic who is willing to read them against the grain.
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As he wrote in a Twitter thread on Monday, he views the show as "an against the grain meditation on the cultural guilt" around the disturbances that exacerbated tensions between community residents and law enforcement: So what really happened in Tompkins Square Park?
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The premise of Black Panther, as with most Afrofuturist art, goes against the grain of history itself – a violent chronology that stripped African cultures of resources and opportunities, and stripped African peoples of their languages and identities when they were enslaved in America and elsewhere.
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The moment is smartly against the grain of most of "Million Dollar Quartet," a good-time fun machine existing to have actor-singer-musicians play Cash, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis Presley, who got their starts on Phillips's small label in Memphis.
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Going against the grain of the era's racial progress, the justices in 1976 found that evidence of unequal outcomes was not enough to merit the court's highest form of review; a "discriminatory purpose" also had to be shown, virtually assuring Test 21's constitutionality.
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"Turning down money runs against the grain of the thinking that's long governed charitable boards — that they are stewards of the interests of particular institutions, with considerations of broader public interest being peripheral," Mr. Soskis, the historian, said when I asked him about the Met.
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From his time as a congressman in the 1990s, to his eight-year governorship, to his unexpected House comeback that followed, Sanford had long established himself as a figure who cut against the grain — the rare politician who loved to break with his own party.
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Other evidence has been gathered of insensitive treatment by the authorities of women reporting instances of rape -- including one example of a woman being forced to clean her own blood off the floor of a police station after going against the grain by making a formal report.
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The best thing the Nets can do is continue to stay out of the limelight, which goes against the grain of what they've always been trying to do because their main problem in their entire existence has been being second-class citizens in their own market.
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There's always been animosity against the #2900 cable news network of the past 220006 years by basically every other media outlet (print, online, broadcast or otherwise) for various reasons, with the primary being its perceived conservative ideology going against the grain of what's deemed traditional media.
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This conclusion might go against the grain of certain preconceptions of business success, that an effective manager must dispense with niceties, pursue a course of ruthless domination and generally take on the mindset of a flinty-eyed predator – say, a lion, or a tiger, or a bear.
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In a memoir, "My Life in Progressive Politics: Against the Grain," written with John W. Frece and published this year, Mr. Tydings complained about the Trump Organization's appropriating his family coat of arms, which was granted by the British to Mr. Tydings's grandfather Joseph Davies in 1939.
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Indeed, some historians and anthropologists — such as James C. Scott, in his book "Against the Grain" — argue that life before modernity was better than our own, with more leisure time, fewer diseases and afflictions, and a more robust phenomenological and spiritual engagement with the world around us.
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But for someone who has cut against the grain for so long and from so many angles, this return to the beginning can also look like a tacit concession that one of America's sharpest, most provocative personalities may have finally run out of grain to cut against.
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A TV journalist known for against-the-grain reporting is unleashing a new flurry of litigation on Friday alleging she was subjected to illegal surveillance by U.S. officials while covering Obama administration controversies such as the Benghazi attack and Operation Fast and Furious nearly a decade ago.
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One girl in particular would berate me for working a corporate nine-to-five job and then complaining about it because, in her opinion, when I graduated from college I had "the agency to go against the grain" and I chose not to—so I could pay rent.
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Going against the grain, SoftBank Group Corp ended 17.73 percent higher at a daily-limit high of 9,962 yen, a level not seen since mid-October after Chief Executive Masayoshi Son unveiled a $5.5 billion share buyback to prop up its share price, which he sees as undervalued.
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The list I followed most closely was murmurs, for fans of R.E.M. Against the grain of the liberatory rhetoric of equality surrounding the internet at that time, early online fandoms were eager to replicate dynamics of offline fandoms, creating hierarchies, boundaries, and norms for acceptable in-group behaviors.
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"At this point there was no re-investment to the club's look or shoddy sound system plus for the first time out of town mobs were moving in to try and make money and all this was against the grain of what Legends was about," Darren told me.
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On canvas, Mr. Leslie's most famous artistic move was to go against the grain: In the 1960s, when Pop Art, abstraction and Conceptualism had the art world's attention, he committed to his own version of a more traditional figuration and stayed there, despite his original association with Abstract Expressionists.
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It's only in recent years that we've gotten over this whole likeability and relatability hump, and viewers have tuned in to watch female characters go against the grain in unexpected places, such as the Oval Office (Veep), prison (Orange Is the New Black) and even the world at large (Broad City).
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Here's some more info about that unusual event: At the time, the Village was still a bohemian paradise (rather than today's ritzy neighborhood that uses its artistic legacy as a marketing tool), home to artists and playwrights and others who moved against the grain of conventional American society of the time.
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It seems that too many people were stuck outside the theatre in the adjacent hall, plus people had to queue to get pay-what-you-wish tickets for entrance which made the event not truly public, which seems to go against the grain of the aims of the #J20 events.
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Anat Livne, the director of the museum, said the message it was trying to convey was one of courage to go against the grain, inspired by founders like Yitzhak Zuckerman, a leader of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising whose nom de guerre was Antek, and Zivia Lubetkin, an underground commander who became his wife.
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"Our government is promising so much to so many and at the same time we let the government control the value of our money and all of that would really go against the grain with our Founders -- who did not see it as the government's task to supply everything to everybody," she said.
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"I kind of smile while reading that, because it resonates the fact that you can be a modern against-the-grain Jew but you're still Jewish at the end of the day, and these are people who try to make art out of it and put their identity front and center by having fun with it," he continues.
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We can't wait to see more of the Harps' projects; the pilot promises to share the ins and outs of their woodworking, design, and business adventures However, the show is not the Harps' first go at a spinoff: Last June they starred in Against the Grain, another DIY series that the network decided not to pursue further.
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And if you're going to preference supernaturalism over non-theism, or one deeply held religious belief over another, by mandating that people have to listen to and acknowledge a belief like "life begins at conception" and wait to get an abortion — then I feel that runs against the grain of the very spirit of American pluralism.
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It has become something of a cliché to say that the Grizz would have been more at home in the bruising of the 90s—it also happens to be true—but there is something equally satisfying about watching them go against the grain, and succeeding through their physicality even as the league becomes defined by finesse.
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Coco follows some of Pixar's tried-and-true but beloved tropes: A kid with a dream who feels outcast by their family goes against the grain in order to find themselves (hello Ratatouille), and ventures on a sweeping, adventure-filled journey (think both Finding Nemo and Finding Dory) that ends with one major, emotional life lesson (looking at you, Up).
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Miley Cyrus is fronting Cosmopolitan, Blake Lively snagged Glamour, and Selena Gomez landed Instyle, but one surprising shake-up comes from Harper's Bazaar, which went against the grain of featuring A-list ladies and instead chose Grammy-winning singer (and Gomez's boyfriend) The Weeknd — flanked by top models Adriana Lima and Irina Shayk (this is the September issue, after all!).
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In this installment, Paul Saginaw—Co-owner and founding partner of Zingerman's Deli and Zingerman's Community of Businesses in Ann Arbor, Michigan—tells us how he built a successful business by going against the grain and giving employees fair pay and a voice, and how failing to protect the rights of immigrant workers will be detrimental to the restaurant industry.
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"This administration seems to be using every opportunity to roll back progress for L.G.B.T.Q. and transgender people, even against the grain of where the American public is, and is headed, on these issues," said Vanita Gupta, the chief executive of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights and the head of the Justice Department's civil rights division under President Barack Obama.
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Even before the band's commercial success reached its zenith with 2010's immensely successful Profound Lore debut, Marrow of the Spirit (to say nothing of its well-regarded successor, The Serpent & The Sphere), Agalloch was a cult favorite, fiercely loved by those who'd discovered them though earlier albums like Pale Folklore, The Mantle, Ashes Against the Grain, or the myriad EPs, compilations, and demos in between.
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But it would seem to cut against the grain of everything that North Korea has stood for, at least for the last two or three decades, and that every time the United States has entered into negotiations with North Korea about curbing, pressing, maybe rolling back a little bit its nuclear program, the North Koreans have done one thing on one hand and then they have done something quite different on the other.
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Sometimes he even goes blatantly against the grain; his score for Disney's The Lion King is heavily orchestral and is supplemented by traditional African music, in contrast to Elton John and Tim Rice's more Broadway-friendly songs (think about the driving, frantic music during the stampede sequence, or the Pride Rock theme, in relation to "I Just Can't Wait to Be King"), and yet it's in perfect harmony with the film as a whole.
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Against the grain of past documentaries, in which Moses is framed as a hard-charging champion of the new middle-class for whom he constructed parks, beaches, bridges, and tunnels, Citizen Jane spotlights the despotic, late-period Moses in his capacity as New York State Parks Commissioner and as New York City's Construction Coordinator, bankrolled by an endless stream of federal and state money, much of it serving the needs of the booming automobile industry.
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When slicing ceviche, the fish will sometimes come apart at the tendon, so you'll want to cut across the length of the fish at the tendon to make sure it doesn't fall apart when you start slicing the ceviche and to avoid a chewy texture Last, if you're making ceviche, you'll slice at an angle, being careful to cut against the grain to make sure you don't wind up with with an overly tough fish.
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Second, there are plenty of ideas in the ether that would help address Britain's problems while working with, not against, the grain of its existing, LME model: for example, Mr Osborne's attempt to knit together the big northern cities, measures to help workers in a fast-moving economy retrain and relocate, reforms to boost and improve the quality of university attendance (even at the expense of the country's perennially flaccid apprenticeship system), a trade policy focused on selling the City to China, perhaps even some first moves towards a negative income tax or citizen's income.
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Things that most people learn to put up with strike Harry Haller as the fetters of a living death: Without really wanting to at all, they pay calls and carry on conversations, sit out their hours at desks and on office chairs; and it is all compulsory, mechanical and against the grain, and it could all be done or left undone just as well by machines; and indeed it is this never-ceasing machinery that prevents their being, like me, the critics of their own lives and recognizing the stupidity and shallowness, the hopeless tragedy and waste of the lives they lead.
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