" - Mara, 30 "Consistently alternated between crying and yelling.
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Chryst alternated with K.J. Costello under center with great success.
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The Cardinal alternated between Chryst and backup QB K.J. Costello.
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Jewish refugee from Soviet Moscow, and together we alternated between
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Fallout games always alternated between objectively dire situations and slapstick.
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Some alternated vacation time with their spouses to ensure coverage.
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The teams have alternated wins over the first four games.
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These bands alternated high and low pressure gas and dust.
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Houston has alternated wins and losses the past seven games.
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Our free Wi-Fi alternated between super fast and frustratingly slow.
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In Spain, Socialist and PP governments have alternated since the 29s.
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In interviews, the boyish smile alternated with the dead-eyed mask.
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We alternated quickly between muscle groups for a full-body burn.
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A few weeks ago, she alternated between defending, smiling and shimmying.
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He said he alternated between Delta Air Lines and Alaska Airlines.
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Over lunch, Freeman alternated the occasional rant with acute self-awareness.
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The major averages alternated between gains and losses throughout the session.
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The teams then alternated field goals, giving New York the win.
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New York has alternated losses and wins the past five games.
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Fully staged opera productions alternated with feats of avant-garde spectacle.
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Boyd alternated between verbally threatening the officers and making friendly conversation.
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She alternated between fiction and nonfiction, and also frequently combined them.
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Relations between Rwanda and Uganda have historically alternated between friendly and hostile.
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Salsa music alternated with extreme fishing videos on the stage behind us.
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The United Kingdom's FTSE 100 (UKX) alternated between slight gains and losses.
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The three major indexes alternated between gains and losses throughout the session.
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Parker has alternated between contrition and defiance in regards to his allegations.
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Since then, power has alternated between it and the AIADMK, another splinter.
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The girl alternated between being "stoic" and "emotional" -- understandable, given the circumstances.
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The Nationals have alternated wins and losses over their past nine games.
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Hasina and Khaleda have alternated in power over the last 28 years.
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The A's have alternated losses and wins over their past eight games.
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The Bears have alternated wins and losses over their past five games.
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The Indians have alternated losses with wins in their last five games.
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He made very expensive wines that alternated between profoundly great and undrinkable.
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"Exceptionally strong months alternated with weak periods," Kinepolis said in a statement.
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All of them alternated between pulling wheelies and riding two wheels down.
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We alternated between finagling pieces of sannakji and taking shots of soju.
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Outside, dueling clusters of pro-government and pro-opposition activists alternated chants.
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The Kings have alternated wins and losses across 11 games in March.
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As McNamara alternated among these various workouts, he reconsidered his surfing philosophy.
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Franco's early big screen career alternated between commercial and art house roles.
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The Mavericks have alternated wins and losses over their past five games.
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Campus life alternated between classes and protests and raids by security forces.
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Both indexes alternated between gains and losses shortly after the opening bell.
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The discussion between the two House members has alternated between personal and policy.
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The S&P 500 has alternated between gains and losses for 10 sessions.
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Thibodeau&aposs club has alternated wins and losses for its last 10 games.
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The S&P 500 has alternated between gains and losses for 11 sessions.
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The Dow has now alternated between gains and losses for seven trading days.
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We alternated nights of camping with stays in Sweden's excellent and affordable hostels.
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The major indexes alternated between gains and losses for most of the session.
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The district has alternated between Republican and Democratic representation over the last decade.
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Mr. Trump alternated between rambling statements and grandiose boasts when he wasn't lying.
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Like his experience in Germany, he alternated between successful stints and cancelled contracts.
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The column was named "His & Hers," and they alternated from week to week.
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He alternated between begging for forgiveness and insisting that nothing bad had occurred.
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And all the time these toccata sections are alternated with internal fugal sections.
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Zibanejad and Ovechkin alternated goals while scoring twice apiece in the third period.
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Torrential rains and violent thunderstorms have alternated with droughts in parts of France.
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They alternated between singing hymns and chanting slogans of the pro-democracy movement.
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The versions alternated when the film opened in New York in April 1970.
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Before that, the advantage had alternated between the National and American League teams.
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Then, for about half a minute, a group of jackals alternated distant wails.
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The videos alternated between gay male porn, lesbian porn, and non-sexual content.
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He has alternated wins and losses over the course of his last 7 fights.
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The S&P 22005 has alternated between gains and losses for eight straight sessions.
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As the Class of 2017 streamed in, their faces alternated from joyous to somber.
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Since the late 1970s power in the state has alternated between two enduring coalitions.
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For a generation, power in Kerala has alternated between two left-of-centre coalitions.
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But their ace has now alternated bad and good starts over his last seven.
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OPEC has regularly alternated between price defense and market share protection for 20183 years.
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Through most of its history, Goldman has alternated between traders and bankers as CEOs.
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Hasina have alternated in power for most of the last three decades, but Mrs.
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The bedroom was warm, and I alternated between feeling drowsy and anxiously, jerkily awake.
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The Tigers have alternated losses with wins in each of the past seven games.
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The index has alternated between losses and gains for the past seven trading days.
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Ahlum nodded at the identical twins who alternated driving one of the sprint cars.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq also alternated between gains and losses throughout the session.
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Louisville coach Scott Satterfield alternated Cunningham and Evan Conley at quarterback in the first half.
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I alternated between an Apple Watch and a Fitbit for about a week post-surgery.
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Their chants and signs alternated between support for the teachers and denouncements of the government.
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During the performance, Ms. Reed's voice alternated between a classical soprano and jazz-gospel declamation.
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Those teams didn't have many coaches, so the players alternated throwing B.P. to each other.
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As those on Zoom waited to watch, the video alternated between confused-looking Democratic Sens.
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Mr. Trump, for his part, alternated between cheering on Judge Kavanaugh and savaging Senate Democrats.
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For the last six miles, I alternated between walking and running and hobbling to finish.
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"The great thing was we alternated with Machito, Tito Puente and Tito Rodriguez," he said.
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In keeping with the spirit of the Apostle Islands, we alternated between camping and civilization.
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The Washington Mystics and the Connecticut Sun have alternated wins so far in the finals.
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Other remarkable European ballerinas shared the stage with her or alternated in the same roles.
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He alternated between putting his hands in his pockets and putting them in the air.
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The discussion during the hour-long meeting alternated between social club and committed activist brainstorming.
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This alternated with periods of absolutely no energy, known as PAWS, or post-acute withdrawal syndrome.
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The cubs will be alternated regularly, so each newborn has equal time to bond with mom.
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As edible decor, each tier alternated between handmade sugar rosettes and a stripe of gold shimmer.
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Over the coming weeks, Stephen's messages to Yura alternated between terse disappointment and increasingly detailed instructions.
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The spiders alternated between moving and resting in 17-19 hour loops, depending on the species.
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The newspaper noted that 47-year-old "alternated between laughter and tears" throughout their phone conversation.
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Stocks alternated between small losses and gains, and moved more on individual news than broad trends.
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He alternated serve-and-volley surprises with a penchant for out-hitting Nadal at the baseline.
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I moved back home to my mother's house, where we alternated weeks with the twins' mother.
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My career has alternated between the private and public sectors, and from boardrooms to campaigns trails.
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For decades French presidents have alternated between neglect and appeasement for the suburbs and struggling towns.
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Doolittle and Lieutenant Cole alternated in flying their bomber, armed with high-explosive and incendiary bombs.
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As the race unfurled, Olmstead alternated between studying the times on the paper and Ledecky's stroke.
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Through the service, Ms. Turner alternated between wiping tears from her eyes and consoling her grandchildren.
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The alternated between gains and losses throughout the session before closing 22.62 percent lower at 2,798.03.
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Oregon's lead alternated between six and eight points through the early part of the second half.
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And the cool breeze alternated between hot smoke in a way that left my body shivering.
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I've mostly alternated between high and off, depending on whether I was at home or outside.
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Roberts, who is presiding over the trial, alternated between Republicans and Democrats when posing the questions.
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The two biggest ethnic groups had alternated between allies and enemies throughout South Sudan's liberation wars.
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India and Pakistan have alternated between phases of intense hostility and moments of calm since 1947.
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The Times said Musk "alternated between laughter and tears" in his interview earlier in the month.
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At the ceremony, Ruiz and Cullinan alternated handing envelopes to presenters from opposite sides of the stage.
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I alternated between a running workout and a strength-training workout each day of the first week.
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Sums it up: Priebus alternated sentence to sentence whether Trump believes Russia "probably" interfered or "did" interfere.
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On my own, I stuck to like straightforward circuts that alternated between lifting weights and dynamic movements.
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Crutcher alternated between putting his hands in his pocket and putting them in the air, she said.
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He alternated between putting his hands in his pockets and putting them in the air, Shelby said.
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Blashill has also alternated goalies Jimmy Howard and Petr Mrazek because they have been streaky this season.
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Stocks have alternated between gains and losses in recent days after a four-week string of losses.
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I joined in and started talking with two couples who alternated between our conversation and making out.
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The seven-game series alternated home sites, and the teams held serve in Games 1 and 2.
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As they buzzed around the space, what sounded like casual conversation alternated with catchy songs and incantations.
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He's alternated between sweetness and confrontation with Mr. Trump, as he would with a wayward upstate legislator.
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In his tone, Sanders alternated between rage at the status quo and snarky skepticism of proposed solutions.
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The indexes alternated between slight gains and losses for most of the session before ultimately closing lower.
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Republicans and Democrats alternated posing questions under a handshake agreement to attempt to keep the time equal.
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The questions that have featured in this season of Democratic debates have alternated between infuriating and disappointing.
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Over the next few years, Dr. Fajgenbaum alternated between extended periods of relative health and frightening relapses.
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San Antonio has alternated wins and losses in its past eight games dating back to early December.
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Melon alternated between his film camera, his digital, and his phone to take a video for Instagram.
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The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq have alternated between gains and losses for the past seven sessions.
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During that time, participants alternated between several hour-long periods of being awake and being told to nap.
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The historian was well received as he alternated between clever jokes and a call to arms for democracy.
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Most alternated between excitedly gushing about meeting Santa and picking at the stiffness of their collars or tights.
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Indiana alternated wins and losses in its last eight games - with each of the wins coming at home.
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The cheapest, as it happens, was from Worx itself, whose price has recently alternated between $90 and $100.
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He's alternated between prosecutorial roles and private practice through his career before launching his Senate campaign this year.
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In the years that followed, the state government alternated between Karunanidhi and its main political rival, the AIADMK.
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From December 2012 to today, dos Santos has alternated wins and losses to a record of 3-4.
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Fans at the United Center alternated "Let's go Blues/Let's go Hawks" chants for much of the night.
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After years of little to no sleep, he alternated between sleeping either three hours a night or 20.
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"They alternated between making a serious legal case and accommodating the president's desire to exact revenge," Schatz said.
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Their blog alternated between the two of them, discussing activism and personal experiences with trauma and being HIV+.
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I alternated between following in his tracks and pointing my tips straight down and hurtling into Thomas's wake.
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I noticed a huge change in my hair as I alternated days between straight and natural once more.
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The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq have now alternated between gains and losses for six straight sessions.
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They flipped a coin to decide whose name would appear first on their initial paper and alternated thereafter.
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The Nasdaq did manage a small rise and has now alternated between gains and losses for six sessions.
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Mr. Macron, in the traditional New Year's Eve speech given by French presidents, alternated between admonition and conciliation.
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Stocks alternated between gains and losses throughout the day, but settled close to where they started on Monday.
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Season seven — which alternated between extremes of dragon fire and the icy North — was more cool than hot.
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The venue hosted back-to-back total eclipse concerts the evening before, a performance that alternated jangle with jargon.
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I alternated my affections because it was just too hard being a Cubs fan, only being a Cubs fan.
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I alternated between going to new mommy groups at the Y with going to Centre Street for court appearances.
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These are the political families that have alternated in the presidency since the Fifth Republic was founded in 1958.
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Aaron Dell stopped 214 shots for the Sharks, who have alternated losses and wins in their first four games.
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Cam Talbot made 25 saves for the Flames, who have alternated wins and losses over their past four games.
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When a teen asked how he would protect her generation from school shootings, Biden alternated between empathetic and defensive.
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He alternated between green and yellow suits, complete with a gold chain adorned with a lemon and a lime.
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America has always alternated between naive optimism and deep anxiety about the future, going back to the founding fathers.
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Traditionally, the role has alternated between candidates associated with the two major right-wing and left-wing political coalitions.
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He alternated wearing them with his regular contact lenses, and found that Hubble's made his eyes significantly less dry.
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Clinton has typically alternated between ignoring and attacking Sanders, but tonight, she delivered some of her fiercest pummeling yet.
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For the last few years, the exhibition's venue has alternated between London's Tate Britain and a regional UK museum.
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Mr. Sorey, who alternated between piano and drums, was far from the only dual composer-performer over the weekend.
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Good-cop, bad-cop Senior administration officials have alternated between good-cop and bad-cop on the trade front.
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The bright creations were alternated with elegant, black laced dresses and skirt ensembles, paired with red rose hair decorations.
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Since the first meeting with Boston two weeks ago, the Pelicans have alternated wins and losses for eight games.
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Since the vote, his message has alternated between appealing for unity and railing against his opponents and the media.
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He alternated between blaming his mother, and a mysterious basketball coach for telling him he was the wrong age.
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The conversation alternated between beer evaluation and a science journal article on the role of language in human evolution.
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Since 1979, the World Meteorological Organization has alternated men's and women's names for tropical storms born over the Atlantic.
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Oil alternated between gains and losses on Monday before ultimately closing lower, as optimism over an expected China-U.
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Normally, Mezher and Rayyan alternated leadership every ten days; while one was in charge, the other rested in Kurdistan.
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For years, he alternated between friend and foe of Mobutu Sese Seko, Congo's notorious dictator during the Cold War.
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The teams have now alternated wins through four games, heading into Game 5 on Friday night in Las Vegas.
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Those in the strip of vegetation between the fields alternated between shooting and rushing, trying to envelop the attackers.
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Stocks have alternated between monthly gains and losses during June since 2011, meaning they would rise if recent patterns hold.
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Didion alternated her assignment on the movies with another writer, which seems to have prevented her from reviewing memorable films.
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Along one wall, three red-and-black flags of the FSLN party alternated with four blue-and-white Nicaraguan flags.
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Behind the scenes, he alternated between ebullience, and venting about how nobody should have to go through what he had.
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The problem: The club has alternated its good and bad defensive performances, with the result being alternating losses and wins.
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Mandelbrot also discovered price changes alternated between periods of low and high volatility ("The (mis)behaviour of markets", Mandelbrot, 453).
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Fasting days alternated with feasting days, during which each participate could eat up to about 125% of the recommended calories.
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Trump has alternated between citing Russian President Vladimir Putin's denials and saying that he backs the American intelligence community's findings.
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But Granderson, whose power has alternated with stark failure in an up-and-down season, has recently provided a lift.
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Klay Thompson, who has alternated between unstoppable and absent this series, is not far behind with a combined 3,473 minutes.
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For instance, Kate Middleton and Prince William have alternated between Sandringham and Christmas with the Middleton family throughout the years.
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Atlanta has lost four of its five contests while Phoenix has alternated wins and losses for the past five games.
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In each group, the researchers alternated which bats weren't given any food and watched how it interacted with its mates.
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News analysis: Mr. Trump has alternated between threatening America's enemies and promising to get the U.S. out of foreign conflicts.
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The rush of those solitary slides down the mountain alternated with good talks with friends on the chairlift up again.
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You write that Qing officials alternated between arresting people for extracting resources and setting up licensing systems for these activities.
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The loss was the Kings' fourth in their last seven games, a stretch in which they've alternated losses and wins.
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He quietly listened to the women and alternated between making eye contact with them and looking down at the ground.
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For decades we have alternated between threatening retaliation and attempting to buy good behavior by the granting of some demands.
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Two nights before, in Minneapolis, they had combined for 220 points and had alternated fearsome dunks and highlight-reel blocks.
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The mostly male attendees sported dark suits with no neckties, as the weather alternated between partial sun and heavy rain.
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Giant screens alternated images pulled from the T.S.A.'s Instagram page with a live feed of guests entering the show.
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Since the 22017 in 103, iPhone nomenclature has alternated between the plain numeral and the "S" designation with each new model.
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Since that time, OPEC has alternated regularly between trying to raise prices and trying to protect its market share against rivals.
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The jab and the body jab were effective—alternated with feints and occasionally setting up a right straight to the body.
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For thousands of years, history has alternated between long stretches of rising or high and stable inequality interspersed with violent compressions.
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In the southern states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu, power has for decades alternated between two parties with very similar ideologies.
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" Next, she alternated curling Stone's hair with 1.25 and 1-inch barrels "for softer-looking waves with a variance in texture.
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Minnesota has alternated wins and losses over its last eight contests following a three-game winning streak from Nov. 13-17.
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The broadcast at times alternated between the normal CBS commentators and Amazon's Brits in a way that didn't seem terribly natural.
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Still, Jiang, who has also alternated between top financial and provincial posts, remains a formidable challenger for Guo, the sources said.
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The show alternated between a live portion and taped portions of the actual competition that were previously filmed during the season.
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For the evening, sparkly dresses were alternated with sequined ones or black pants matched with long silky tunics with plunging necklines.
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After Chamber Of Secrets, the Cambridge graduate returned to the stage and has alternated between theater, television, and film ever since.
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Risher alternated his focus between the field and his spreadsheet, writing numerals in boxes based on the spot of each play.
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Jeff Skinner and Johan Larsson also scored for the Sabres, who have alternated wins with losses in their last five games.
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Jeff Skinner and Johan Larsson also scored for the Sabres, who have alternated wins with losses in their past five games.
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Dialysis was looming in the near future, and he alternated between being depressed about it and being in denial of it.
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He then alternated leading the race or ran among the top three cars for most of the remainder of the contest.
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She gave them first aid and alternated putting the paintings briefly in the sunlight and in the shade of a breezeway.
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A Bernhardt could be compared to historical figures, like Rachel Félix; stars sometimes alternated leading roles in a well-known play.
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"I just couldn't break it," Ms. Frilot said, remembering how she alternated between Tylenol and Advil, just as the doctor prescribed.
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The Phillies, who have alternated losses with wins over the past eight games, fell 3 13/2 games back of Chicago.
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The sounds Ms. Auster played alternated between droning and tinkling; though not melodic like music, they were pleasant to listen to.
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The bread was mixed with rice hulls to help prevent the bread from sticking, and alternated in the tank with malt.
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H.I.I.P. Hype in the East Village: "Exercise your creativity," our instructor shouted as we alternated between body weight exercises and painting.
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The Russian goalie and fellow netminder Thomas Greiss had alternated the first 214 starts of the season with neither starting consecutively.
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Luoyang, which makes products like sheet and float glass, has alternated annually between profits and losses over the last few years.
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Carl Soderberg, Taylor Hall and Christian Dvorak also scored for Arizona, which has alternated losses and wins for nine straight games.
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Carl Soderberg, Christian Dvorak, and Taylor Hall also scored for Arizona, which has alternated losses and wins for nine straight games.
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The drummer Jamire Williams alternated between being a perfect metronome to playing offbeat so vigorously he nearly fell off his stool.
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It is a perennial battleground, with a seat that has alternated between parties — and the same two politicians — for a decade.
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All day, Republican speeches delivered by old white men alternated with Democratic speeches from women, people of color and young people.
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Until 220006, America's carrot-and-stick approach alternated between providing Islamabad negligible assistance and imposing strict sanctions on its nuclear program.
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The songs alternated from despairing to lighthearted (the number "House" is both), and name-check Alan Greenspan and John Maynard Keynes.
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"Standing By The Sea" alternated between a tense, discordant bassline and some of Hüsker Dü's least-restrained and most passionate vocal outbursts.
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Herrera scored three times and had five RBIs for the Phillies, who have alternated wins and losses in their past six games.
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Elsz alternated between moving onstage and descending the stairs to join the crowd of onlookers, coaxing them to move to the music.
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Since 2000, the Nationalist party has alternated in the presidency with the Democratic Progressive Party, whose program in principle calls for independence.
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The Senators, who had alternated wins and losses for their previous seven games, took a 393-0 lead in the first period.
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Both women are related to former national leaders, and they have alternated as prime minister for most of the past two decades.
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Mr. Pence alternated between ignoring Mr. Trump's inflammatory comments and making it clear that he had a different view on some issues.
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The Serbian athlete and Federer alternated wins through the first four sets that ended with a historic 12-20193 fifth set tiebreak.
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Instead, Mr. Trump alternated between sounding chastened or defensive and trying to energize his base, which remains deeply hostile to Mrs. Clinton.
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A series of hammer taps alternated with drum-kicks as Hadassah fell slowly and with a show of dignity down the stairs.
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When I spoke to them over the phone, they alternated between finishing each other's sentences and cracking jokes at the other's expense.
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For four minutes, a breaking-news animation alternated random still pictures with tracking shots of a presenter who sat stoically in silence.
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Gallinari had 216 points and Montrezl Harrell 220 for the Clippers, who have alternated losses and wins in their last eight games.
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Ms. Lewis alternated between the United States and England, working for Island Records and Track Records before landing at Buddah in 1971.
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In the days since that attack, Mr. Trump has alternated between threats of fierce military action and calls for patience and restraint.
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He alternated between boasting about his achievements — rolling back regulations, cutting taxes, appointing judges — and charging Democrats with plotting to destroy America.
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Equity indices and commodity prices have alternated between selloffs and rallies as traders try to estimate the probability tariffs will be imposed.
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He added that value and growth equities have alternated market leadership for decades and the latter has been in control since 2008.
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While his songwriting has lagged behind his performing, he's well aware of his strengths; he has alternated studio albums with live ones.
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They made their way through a blackened landscape where burned-out homes and smoking roadsides alternated with lush vineyards untouched by the disaster.
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Squared-off shapes in the arms and a sense of resistance in the partnering alternated stimulatingly with Ms. Bond's preferred curves and yielding.
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Until 2015, the Socialists and the PP alternated in power, sometimes relying on Catalan and Basque nationalists to make up the parliamentary numbers.
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We alternated the window seat, negotiated our itinerary of must-sees, and finished each other's sentences when we told stories about our trips.
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Tomas Hertl, Timo Meier and Marcus Sorensen also scored for the Sharks, who had alternated wins and losses for their previous eight games.
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Sports-inspired layered looks, with lightweight windbreakers and anoraks were alternated with casual looks with ankle-high trousers worn under comfortable cotton jumpers.
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The Jaguars (4-4) have alternated a two-game losing skids with two-game winning streaks throughout the first half of the season.
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She alternated between living in a New York apartment and Monroeville, where she shared a home with her older sister, lawyer Alice Lee.
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"Keys could not get the rhythm because Caroline alternated soft and hard — but always reasonably quick and high to her backhand," he said.
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The Solar Impulse 2, which took off from Abu Dhabi last year, has landed, after two pilots alternated through the 17-leg voyage.
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Someone had given him a flag of the town of Siquirres, and he alternated between waving it and wearing it as a cape.
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In Morrill, Me., Carrie Hall, 42, alternated between feeding applewood logs into her stove, shoveling snow and fortifying herself with sips of whiskey.
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She alternated jokes about the injustice of how little is expected of fathers with lustful tributes to the sex appeal of Asian men.
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His team was new to cutthroat politics, charmingly dazzled by their sudden overnight ascendance, and alternated between being startlingly adept and shockingly naive.
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He "alternated between laughter and tears," at several points in the recent Times article and sometimes stopped talking altogether, possibly overcome by emotion.
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The two parties, who have alternated in power for 100 years, on Tuesday held talks about possibly sharing power for the first time.
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Hearty yet shadowy, fanfarelike orchestral bursts alternated with his wistful playing of ruminative passages for violin, rich with Slavic fervor and plaintive lyricism.
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His mother was Scottish, and after World War II he alternated between schools in Scotland and Germany before attending the Queen's College, Oxford.
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Zunino, d'Arnaud and Pham all scored twice for the Rays, who alternated wins and losses with the A's in the four-game series.
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The PP and the Socialists, which have alternated in power over the last 40 years, came first and second but with greatly reduced support.
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The opposition Socialists, who have alternated in power with the PP since the restoration of democracy in the 1970s, also lost supporters in droves.
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Bender alternated with backup quarterback Carter Stanley in the first half, often on the same possessions, though neither provided Kansas much of a spark.
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He alternated between lobbing the ball to irritate Lendl and becoming more aggressive, trying to hit winners when possible to make the points shorter.
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The lead alternated between three and five points until Kira Lewis Jr.'s layup gave Alabama a 69-62 edge with 2:16 left.
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We alternated schedules and by the end of it, New Year's Eve, we got into a room around 10 PM and played our records.
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Griffin alternated between telling "Newsroom" anchor John Berman what the situation looked like and ensuring the driver, Jerry Sumrall of Winnie, Texas, wasn't hurt.
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For nine years, from 2005 through 2014, she alternated between classes and jobs, calibrating the load so that she could afford care for Stephon.
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The Senators, who entered Monday with an NHL-low seven points on the season, have alternated losses and wins over their last six games.
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He alternated the two piano sonatas with Prokofiev's popular two violin sonatas, performed with the appealingly straightforward Guy Braunstein, their partnership settled and comfortable.
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Lee had for years alternated between sharing a home with her sister, Alice Lee, in Monroeville and living in an apartment in New York.
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The dance scenes were not only dazzling to the eyes but also wrenchingly expressive: balletic moves alternated with naturalistic gestures of ardor or sorrow.
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Voters in the district have repeatedly alternated between Democrats and Republicans over the last four consecutive election cycles and went for President Obama twice.
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SEATTLE — Throughout its history, Nintendo has alternated between bursts of innovation that redefined gaming and slumps where it fell behind rivals after misjudging trends.
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She alternated between calming frantic parents gathered outside of the school and complimenting the children hunkered down in the cafeteria on their listening skills.
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Wearing her hair in either a bun or a low braid, Lieutenant Hierl alternated with Sergeant Rodriguez in running Third Platoon through the training.
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He has alternated between the roles as the constitution currently does not allow for presidents to serve more than two consecutive terms in office.
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The countries have alternated between attacking each other over trade issues and working together on efforts to rid North Korea of its nuclear weapons.
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A 1922 Barcelona gallery show, partly re-created at moma , alternated mechanistic pictures with jazzy abstractions and portraits of Spanish ladies in traditional garb.
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Fianna Fail and Fine Gael have alternated in power since the foundation of the state in 1922, but have never formed a coalition together.
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In the vivid blue dusk, flashes of a brighter blue alternated with hot red, electrifying the trunks of trees and the sides of buildings.
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Slamming her rival's "dark and divisive vision," she alternated between mocking Mr. Trump and painting him as a threat to America and global stability.
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For the rest of the 1990s, Moreno alternated between work as an attorney and judge, sometimes wearing both hats at nearly the same time.
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Donald Trump is currently giving his first major address on his foreign policy vision, a topic on which he's alternated between caginess and scary outlandishness.
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He had alternated between asking a former classmate for help online, calling her vulgar names, and telling her to kill herself, according to The Capital.
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While the studio offers several water workouts, the class we took was an interval workout that alternated bursts of speed and power with recovery periods.
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Oregon had alternated two-game losing streaks and two-game winning streaks since the start of conference play, finally breaking out of that sequence Wednesday.
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For the last 40 years, OPEC's production policy, under the de facto leadership of Saudi Arabia, has alternated between supporting prices and defending market share.
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Memphis hung tough without second-year forward Jaren Jackson Jr. (right knee), as the Rockets and Grizzlies alternated the lead seven times with 183 ties.
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That would explain why the leadership has alternated between trying to placate its hardline right and more moderate members from swing districts, with no success.
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While Eisenhower went on to favor different models and alternated flights between Army and Marine Corps resources, he became accustomed to the convenience helicopters offered.
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The 6-foot-2105 Cerutti collapsed face-first on the sand, while Schmidt alternated slapping at a television camera and his own chest in celebration.
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The president has alternated in recent days between warning of the potential for U.S. military action and emphasizing his preference to negotiate with Iranian leaders.
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Danuel House Jr. tallied 15 points and Gerald Green scored 14 points for Houston, which has alternated wins and losses over the past seven games.
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And the candidate himself alternated between telling Poland that America would stand behind its ally and making comments about NATO having, perhaps, outlived its usefulness.
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In recent decades, North Korea has alternated between provocation and dialogue, and it remained unclear whether its participation in the Olympics signaled an overall softening.
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I alternated between using a Q-tip and a toothbrush to scrub away persistent grime and debris — but you should be careful when doing so.
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With the program "Haydn Dialogues," Mr. Muzijevic alternated vibrant accounts of four Haydn sonatas with contemporary works by Jonathan Berger, George Crumb and Morton Feldman.
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Her brushed surfaces can bring to mind very fine sealskin; wielding a palette knife, she alternated between the smoothness of butter and a slight chop.
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He has alternated between sitting and standing, and during breaks, he has gone for walks or batted around a baseball to build up his endurance.
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I alternated between breaking down in tears and repeating that I wanted to go home, like a woeful child left behind at sleep-away camp.
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James gave the Cavaliers a brief one-point lead, and the advantage alternated as the teams exchanged hoops in the middle minutes of the fourth quarter.
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With the adoption of the current 2-3-2 format in 1924 with some exceptions, home-field advantage generally alternated between leagues each year until 2003.
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Over the following decade, opposition leaders alternated between this "cast of thousands" format, and responses featuring just one or two members of Congress, usually the leaders.
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The candidates of France's two mainstream parties, which have alternated in power for decades, were both eliminated in the first round of voting on April 23.
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In the fasting group, participants alternated between cutting calories by 75 percent on one day and then increasing intake by 25 percent on the next day.
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They recently trained for the same half-marathon and alternated their run days so one would run and the other would put the boys to bed.
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"One day it would be beef, the next day chicken, the next day lamb, the next day rabbit, and it alternated through those days," he said.
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As reporters asked questions, the NFL star alternated between a set of hand-written signs bearing statistics on incarcerations and police-involved shootings of black people.
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Over the years the specific deficiencies have alternated: his free throws, then his perimeter game (both vastly improved since his rookie year), his defense, his health.
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Thus did the afternoon slide by, as we alternated in fits and starts, and by his decree, between what was said on the record and off.
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Some nations that are said to have had populist leaders, such as Argentina, have alternated power peacefully, whereas others without them, such as Honduras, have not.
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As Jordan wound through 20 minutes of jokes about online dating, smoking marijuana and Uber drivers, Tony alternated between rubbing his chin thoughtfully and chuckling warmly.
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Back then, Republicans and Democrats alternated asking questions and were required to direct their inquiries to either the president's lawyer or the House prosecutors — not both.
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The Flames, who have alternated wins and losses the past six games, start a five-game road trip Sunday when they face the Detroit Red Wings.
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But the moments of fun and interesting intrigue alternated with so much bad writing and weird acting that it was easy to lose sight of them.
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Bertish averaged 44 miles a day — mostly at night to avoid exposure to the sun — and alternated between resting and paddling every two or three hours.
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Anze Kopitar scored in the first and Ilya Kovalchuk scored in the third for the Kings, who have alternated wins with losses in their last six games.
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She began playing cute, twentysomething ingenue roles, but even then, she had hidden depths, giving small characters full lives as she alternated between sadness and rage onscreen.
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If the current alternated on a circuit board, it would be far less effective at delivering messages from the CPU to your screen, just as an example.
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The Cubs have alternated wins and losses over their last seven contests and haven't won consecutive games since a three-game winning streak from June 18-20.
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Hasina and Khaleda have alternated in power for most of the last three decades and this is the first election the BNP has contested without its leader.
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Irving shot 10-for-19 and finished with a team-high 22 points for the Celtics, who have alternated wins and losses in their first four games.
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Clinton seemed to feed off the energy her new running mate gave the crowd as he alternated between zingers about Mr. Trump and a bit of braggadocio.
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Mr. Feinstein alternated on piano with the musical director, Tedd Firth; Sean Smith on bass and Mark McLean on drums kept the tempos and dynamics continuously fluid.
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Since the beginning of the modern petroleum industry, periods of high prices and concern about supplies running out have alternated with episodes of low prices and oversupply.
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Mr. Page, who alternated between the guitar and piano, was joined onstage by his main writing partner, Craig Northey, on electric guitar and Kevin Fox on cello.
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Adoring crowds at some stops alternated with mobs like the one in Indiana that cried "kill the nigger" while beating Douglass unconscious and breaking his right hand.
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Instead of the saturation waves of shelling across the whole neighborhood, strikes alternated on each side of the house hosting the media center, getting closer each time.
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At the next timeout, each side of the arena alternated the "Rock Chalk Jayhawk" chant so often heard at Kansas' Allen Fieldhouse, a scant 45 minutes away.
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Much of the hearing alternated between private equity-embracing, Warren-bashing Republicans followed by moderate Democrats, who muddled the message Warren has been trying to convey. Rep.
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Curry finished with 290 points, Courtney Lee 13, Wright 11 and Justin Jackson 10 for Dallas, which had alternated wins and losses in its last five games.
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As Putin was speaking, Trump alternated between gazing at the Russian leader, occasionally making eye contact, and looking straight ahead as he tapped his fingers slightly and listened.
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The Dow and S&P 500 alternated between gains and losses for eight straight sessions, although they all were higher than where they were before that streak began.
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With lyrics about condoms and women "masturbating with a magazine," Prince alternated between sexy croons and screaming falsettos -- while shredding on the guitar and doing splits in heels.
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The aftermath of austerity eroded but did not break the two-party system, in which the Socialists and Mr Rajoy's conservative People's Party (PP) have alternated in government.
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With Bond's booming voice and Carrera accompanying on guitar, the performance alternated between listing off dozens of food items and belting songs on space, the future, and longing.
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Bobby Portis had a team-high 2122 points and nine rebounds off the bench for the Bulls, who have alternated losses and wins in their past seven games.
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This prevented both of Spain's two traditional parties — the Popular Party and the Socialists, which have alternated in office for over three decades — from leading a new government.
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Trump's remarks Monday morning, though, were tailored to his audience of US and Japanese business leaders, where Trump alternated between the role of boastful salesman and disgruntled customer.
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Bobby Portis came off the bench to total 211 points for the Bulls, who have alternated losses and wins in their last five games, dropping three of five.
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Almost over: The focus is on the injured The messages in the group alternated between reassuring the victims and providing medical help to those suffering from gunshot wounds.
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For Milan Design Week in April, Alex Chinneck appeared to unzip a layer of a building, revealing a glowing surface underneath that alternated between blue and white light.
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The band alternated between faithfulness to the source material and disruption, excelling on a space-funk version of "Birthday Cake" that was colder and dreamier than the original.
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Goldman spent a decade on colors, reducing reddishness and increasing yellowishness, until the pigments alternated inside the beet, within the plant tissue itself, like a miniature archery target.
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The team has alternated wins and losses all season, and in a 27-0 win over the Indianapolis Colts they won easily on both sides of the ball.
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In recent days spot iron ore prices in the world's largest importer have alternated between slumping as trade war fears mount, or rallying as these same fears moderate.
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The two male vultures, who have reportedly been a couple for years, alternated sitting on the egg until it hatched, and are now caring for the chick together.
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When Schneider was a sophomore, Belisle moved him from defense to forward and alternated him between the first and fourth lines depending on how much effort Schneider displayed.
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Mr. Trump himself has alternated between playing coach and cheerleader, repeatedly painting the Mueller and congressional investigations as a partisan attack and top F.B.I. officials as Clinton loyalists.
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Scott Kingery had two hits for Philadelphia, which had alternated losses and wins while opening its 10-game trip by splitting four games in Los Angeles against the Dodgers.
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For her part, Theresa alternated between her most familiar spot – singing backup on her husband's songs – and sitting to one side of the stage and soaking in the performances.
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Though lower than forecast by pollsters, Macron's majority swept aside France's main traditional parties, humiliating the Socialists and conservative The Republicans party that had alternated in power for decades.
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One of Europe's flagship center-left parties, the SPD alternated power with the conservatives for generations but have been reduced to junior partners in coalition with Merkel since 2013.
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He is the first one in 65 years who has never belonged to one of the two parties that alternated in power until 2014, when Mr Solís took office.
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In the speech, in which he alternated between English and German, Charles did not mention Brexit by name, but dwelt on his family's own roots in the German aristocracy.
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Whitley shared a lane with two other swimmers, and during one set he alternated freestyle and breaststroke while chasing his two male teammates, who were swimming freestyle with fins.
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These Republicans have alternated between bolstering Trump and chastising him, but have never acted with any larger strategy or taken any meaningful action to constrain a president they distrust.
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Acquiring Adrian Peterson gave the offense some punch, but he has alternated two big performances with two clunkers and gained just 29 yards on 193 carries against the Seahawks.
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There is research to support this work model; the makers of surveillance software DeskTime report that efficient office workers work in 52-minute blocks, alternated with 17-minute breaks.
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Over a meal of Taco Bell takeout, the two siblings alternated between laughter and serious discussions, including about the fatal shooting of Alton Sterling by the police in Louisiana.
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Clashes alternated between the streets, where thousands of supporters from each side marched, and the Parliament, where lawmakers broke into fistfights and even hurled chile powder at one another.
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" Larson refers to his spouse as "August" and told VICE News that they alternated between wanting to be referred to with male and female pronouns, but ultimately prefered "they.
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Things took a further turn when West began making comments on the history of racism and slavery in America that alternated between misinformed half-truths and wholly incorrect statements.
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Dignitas started the split 3-0, but dropped three straight, then alternated wins and losses the next four matches before being swept last weekend to fall to 5-7.
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So relievers Jesse Orosco and Roger McDowell alternated between the outfield and the mound for several innings, based on whether it was a right-handed or left-handed hitter.
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Yet Friday's proceedings, before a crowded courtroom that alternated between focused and flummoxed, were a remarkable display of the divisions in one of the country's most closely watched cases.
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Earlier in Washington Square Park, which is surrounded by the buildings of New York University, a crowd alternated between chants of protest and words of encouragement for one another.
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After the initial explosion of his push in 2014 and 2015, Reigns has alternated being at the top of the card with sitting comfortably just below the top tier.
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As the women and girls spoke of the impact of daily street harassment and other sexual harm they've seen or experienced, Michael alternated between silence and occasional thoughtful questions.
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For the last quarter of a century, Brent crude futures have cycled between contango and backwardation as the global oil market has alternated between periods of over- and under-supply.
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The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq have now alternated between gains and losses for eight straight days, although all are higher than where they were before that streak began.
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Next, a third puppet appeared onstage with a large stick and proceeded to beat whichever puppet was still onstage (this alternated based on the child) while it made crying sounds.
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For the past year, I've alternated between using Apple's AirPods for daily walks to the store and Sony's larger on-ear noise-canceling headphones for longer journeys in loud environments.
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The result, based on official figures and pollster projections, redraws France's political landscape, humiliating the Socialist and conservative parties that alternated in power for decades until Macron's election in May.
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As a teenager, he alternated art study with risky adventure, as when he signed on as one of a two-man crew sailing a small boat from Morocco to California.
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Following her guest verse on Kanye West 's "Monster," in which she effortlessly alternated between the impish and the demonic, she was widely considered hip-hop's most exciting new vocalist.
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In practice, the kingdom has alternated between periods when it prioritised the defence of prices (at the expense of market share) and protecting market share (at the expense of prices).
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During a two-hour debate on Wednesday, lawmakers alternated between statements about the gravity of California's housing crisis and a reluctance to upend the state's governance and low-density roots.
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For separating or divorcing couples with children, the ability to claim this deduction was often awarded to one spouse or the other, or even alternated between odd and even years.
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The two women have alternated in power for most of the last three decades, but Khaleda has been in jail since February on corruption charges that she says are politically motivated.
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Infinity ultimately signed with Crave Entertainment in 2001, a company who alternated between localizing quirky Japanese titles (Tokyo Xtreme Racer, Jade Cocoon) and crappy budget games (Casper's Scare School: Classroom Capers).
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Instead of massive CGI battles and explosions, the original Wonder Woman comics mostly featured stories where Wonder Woman and the villains alternated tying each other up and ordering each other around.
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The two women have alternated in power for most of the last three decades, but Khaleda has been in jail since February on corruption charges, which she says are politically motivated.
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To reach those goals, Musk told the NYT he'd recently been working up to 120 hours a week, and the report noted he "alternated between tears and laughter," in the interview.
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The same erratic philosophy has been true of Carol and Morgan, two of the show's other original characters, who have alternated between the strategic approaches of Mahatma Gandhi and Genghis Khan.
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Calvin Ridley capped off a ten-play, 82-yard drive with a touchdown to start the second half and then Jones added his slashing punt return after the teams alternated punts.
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While Chicago has been as consistent as they come, the Ducks have alternated wins and losses over the last 24 contests as they navigate the tough waters of the Pacific Division.
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" The actress went to Weinstein's hotel in 2011 for a meeting, where she said "he alternated between offering to cast her in a film and demanding a naked massage in bed.
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Since then, he has alternated losses and victories against the aforementioned duo of Iaquinta (L) and Sanchez (W), Takanori Gomi (W), Evan Dunham (L), Jim Miller (L), and Marcin Held (W).
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Clinton's campaign, like Mr. Sanders's, has long alternated between emotional ads that engage in identity politics and policy-driven commercials on issues like equal pay, health care and money in politics.
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Grossman finished with three hits, while Chapman, Olson, Bailey and Stephen Piscotty collected two apiece for the A's, who completed an eight-game trip on which they alternated wins and losses.
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In Alexandria, Va., at the address on the license, a man identified as Mr. Khweis's father alternated between defending his son to reporters, denying he was his father and making threats.
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The vote delivered a further painful blow to the Socialist and conservative parties that had alternated in power for decades until Macron's election in May blew apart the left-right divide.
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They were a moody band with equally volatile songs that alternated between pummeling hard-rock stubbornness and fuzzy dream-pop serenity, instantly recognizable by Mr. Corgan's sulky, nasal shrieks and moans.
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The New York Times critic Janet Maslin wrote that it showed Mr. Murray in "top form," as he smoothly alternated between nihilism and the traditional physical comedy that the script required.
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During his testimony, Kavanaugh alternated between angrily yelling at Democrats on the committee and tearing up, delivering the most heated partisan message heard from a Supreme Court nominee in modern times.
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This experimentation has also occurred on TV. The Julia Roberts series "Homecoming" alternated between two ratios for different years — then abruptly went from narrow to wide at a crucial dramatic moment.
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In the 22 years since Britain returned Hong Kong to Chinese sovereignty, China's leaders have alternated between choosing strongly pro-Beijing business leaders and more politically moderate former British civil servants.
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Trump and fellow Republicans have alternated all day between calling the impeachment hearing a boring affair not worth their time and painting it as a kangaroo court run amok with partisanship.
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Quarterback Kellen Mond passed for 172 yards and rushed for 76, and Spiller had 673 yards rushing for Aggies (4-3, 2-2 SEC), who have alternated wins and losses this season.
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At Tuesday's briefing, for instance, Spicer alternated between denying reports that Jared Kushner sought to conduct secret back channel communications with the Russians, and defending back channels as a legitimate diplomatic technique.
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Deterring China is the best means to lower tensions and reduce the possibility that Beijing might decide to use force — but U.S. policy in recent years has alternated between good and dubious.
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Somewhere in the distance — a mile, two miles, who knows — a flashing light alternated red and green, the only sign besides the rustling and snuffling beneath my platform, that I wasn't alone.
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In the hours and days afterward, Mr. Trump alternated his responses, condemning the violence but refusing at first to criticize white nationalists or the neo-Nazi slogans on display at the protest.
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The main thread involved Negan and Carl, who came together at the Sanctuary, after Carl's failed revenge mission, for a pas de deux that alternated between paternal and bullying, conspiratorial and menacing.
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In recent months, President Trump has alternated displays of anger and warmth toward Beijing, pairing ambitious goals for a trade pact with even bigger threats should China not accede to his terms.
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The masked man assumed the frontrunner's persona, but alternated between the first and third person, mocking the Republican's stance on women, foreign policy, and other issues, and inexplicably using the word "chartreuse" repeatedly.
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Inside a bright blue stucco house with a living room filled with children's toys on Monday, Guillén's father and brother alternated between laughter and tears as they reflected on his life and death.
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In Mr. Owens's case, vision took the form of clothes in immense volumes, cargo trousers with pockets as big as panniers alternated with shrunken, tailored jackets or boiler suits that looked paint-splattered.
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Hasina, whose father, state founder Mujibur Rahman, was assassinated in a coup in 1975, has alternated in and out of power for nearly three decades with her main rival, BNP leader Zia Khaleda.
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Yet these successes have alternated with missteps that should be rarer for an elite player, such as an eight-over-par second round at the Tour Championship last September, which Mr Woods won.
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The organization has alternated between male and female names since 1979, and they routinely reuse names for minor storms—but if a storm is historically costly and deadly, the name will be retired.
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Colorado has alternated wins and losses over its last seven games and is tied with Minnesota for the final wild card in the Western Conference, although the Wild have a game in hand.
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Since the end of the Maoist insurgency ten years ago, the country's two main communist parties and its largest conservative party have happily alternated in power, while happily also sharing in its spoils.
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Following that loss, Faber alternated wins and losses to Pulver, Brown, Raphael Assuncao, Jose Aldo and Takeya Mizugaki—the latter of which was fought at Faber's natural bantamweight division in a triumphant return.
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Over the course of the week I alternated between the silicone and comply tips, the latter of which are similar to earplugs you normally reserve for use at concerts or monster truck rallies.
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Piller, who was in a group that trailed Thompson by one shot after the opening round, had another solid round but alternated birdies and bogeys on the final four holes of the day.
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The pattern of the dispute so far has been dictated by Trump, who has alternated between ramping up rhetoric and calming it down, which does little more than create opportunities for volatility traders.
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Trump said during an interview Wednesday morning on "Fox and Friends" that Kasich has alternated between being very nice to the businessman and "very nasty," but has recently gone back to being nice.
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Flaharty saw in a couple of spots that Mickos used a new punctuation mark to break up text, and he alternated between starting a list item with a capital or lower-case letter.
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For five months, Mr. Ryan and Mr. Trump have alternated between friction and courtship, eventually forging an uneasy working relationship only to see it collapse now, in the final weeks of the race.
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His glance alternated between the phone, depicting Lucy Aharish, a popular Arab-Israeli news anchor, and the three-meter-high (10 feet) version of her he was creating, one spray at a time.
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Her "Traveling Players Present the Women of Troy" combined a Greek tragedy with testimonies of abused African and Afghan women, while her "Prometheus Within" alternated that myth with accounts of modern scientific exploration.
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Over the past year, he has alternated between calling for outright ban on all Muslims to just ones from certain places with a "history of terrorism," a sentiment that he repeated on Monday.
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I spent the day, much to any teenager's delight, watching free movies courtesy of the cruise line while my parents alternated between checking in on me, bringing me food, and entertaining my siblings.
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Monday's event closed with Parul Shah's display of contemporary Kathak, in which the virtuosically rhythmic turns of the traditional genre alternated with an entirely modern, often expressionist, use of the torso and limbs.
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Gold prices alternated between gains and losses on Monday, failing to gain support from a weaker dollar as investors digested sharp losses in the previous session and worried about further U.S. rate hikes.
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ABOUT PENNSYLVANIA (2-2): The Quakers have alternated wins and losses this season and are coming off a two-point setback at Navy despite four of their five scorers finishing in double digits.
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Nola has alternated wins and losses over his last six starts, falling on the wrong side Saturday as he allowed four runs in 3 2/3 innings of an 8-0 shellacking by Washington.
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Djokovic and Federer alternated victories through the first four sets in an impressive and momentous game, as for the first time ever, the men's singles final ended with a 12-12 fifth set tiebreak.
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Djokovic and Federer alternated victories through the first four sets in an impressive and historic set, as for the first-time ever, the Men's singles final ended with a 12-12 fifth set tiebreak.
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Prior to the change, Google simply listed its eight available voices as "Voice 1" and "Voice 2" and so on, and alternated between male and female-sounding voices as you tap through the list.
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Djokovic and Federer alternated victories through the first four sets in an impressive and historic set, as for the first time ever, the Men's singles final ended with a 12-12 fifth set tiebreak.
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Jessica Barth, an actress, said Weinstein invited her to a meeting at a hotel and invited her to his room, where she said he alternated between talking about roles and demanding a naked massage.
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With about 2 miles (3.5 kilometers) to go, Alaphilippe alternated between pedaling and the supertuck, in which he squatted down on the frame of the bike, reaching speeds of over 30 mph (47 kph).
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Amid several tense days, in which worker protest alternated with police violence, as many as six workers were killed and an unknown figure threw a bomb into a group of police officers as revenge.
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For the Venice Biennale in 2011, he created "Octfalls," a series of screens projecting close-up videos and audio of waterfalls, which encircled the viewer and alternated on and off at seemingly random intervals.
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They also alternated between wooing and threatening Democratic lawmakers — praising them for their stated commitment to social justice, or reminding them of the role grass-roots groups had played in their elections last fall.
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In an intriguing experiment, the quartet then alternated performances of five early Schubert minuets with six radically compact, essentially atonal bagatelles by Anton Webern (a devoted student of Schoenberg's), composed between 1911 and 1913.
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At the U.C.B. she alternated between a forceful declarative voice and a croaking whisper that reminded Hilary Swank, who was in the audience that night, of her "Million Dollar Baby" co-star Clint Eastwood.
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Florida, which has alternated a win with a loss for seven straight games, needed just 60 seconds to get on the board as Vinny Trocheck's forecheck created a Loui Eriksson turnover behind Vancouver's net.
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Trump has alternated between calling for outright dismissal of the impeachment articles to demanding testimony under oath from the Bidens, as well as Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.).
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During waterboarding, the doctor also "required that saline be alternated with water, to avoid water intoxication," the agency's chief of medical services wrote in 2007 in an anonymous account that was declassified in 2018.
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"Barth said that, in the conversation that followed, he alternated between offering to cast her in a film and demanding a naked massage in bed," Farrow wrote of the encounter the actress described to him.
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The Pacers have alternated wins and losses over their last 13 contests and are coming off a disparaging 116-91 setback at Toronto on Sunday in which they were pounded 51-33 on the boards.
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The right's loose three-party alliance is led by the PP, the traditional conservative party that has alternated in office with outgoing Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's Socialists since Spain's return to democracy in the 1970s.
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Dominguez alternated between going to school for a few semesters and then working full-time for a few semesters, and he still had to take on some student loans to cover the cost of tuition.
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There have been times of single-party dominance, of army rule, of fiery protest and boycott, and also times when, after millions of voters have peacefully cast their ballots, parties have politely alternated in power.
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While I alternated between Holy shit, I'm bald and Holy shit, I look like a pre-pubescent boy right after doing my chop, three weeks after the fact, I've finally settled on: Just own it.
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Faustin Linyekula in Banataba [new work] at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (photo by Stephanie Berger)The audio track for Banataba alternated between recorded segments and the artist singing or talking into his body mike.
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Putin alternated between trying to look relaxed and even bored at Trump's flattery; but his hand gripping the armrest in an awkward way tells us that this is not an easy moment for him either.
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Students at nearby tables chatted in Spanish, Japanese, Russian, and English; next to me, a student alternated between reading a battered copy of " The Myth of Sisyphus ," by Camus, and checking Facebook on her phone.
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Sheriff Arpaio has alternated between meek and defiant in and outside court, openly criticizing Judge Snow to reporters and often characterizing the racial profiling case against him as a political vendetta by the Obama administration.
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The only two-party coalition that could form a majority would require an agreement between the conservative Popular Party and the Socialists, Spain's two largest parties, which have alternated in office for over four decades.
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The previous episode alternated between scenes set in 1997, just before Andrew killed Jeff Trail, and flashbacks to 1995, when Smith has them meeting for the first time (even though they actually met years earlier).
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The mounted crucifix is a favorite of Nurmagomedov and he alternated between this and a position with his thigh over the opponent's head, threatening an upside down triangle choke and landing punches between his legs.
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" READ: Trump officially declared an opioid emergency and then officially did nothing During his speech, Trump alternated between hard-line, just-say-no rhetoric and more compassionate vows to "unlock treatment for people in need.
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That evening, Paul Pinto performed a recent dramatic piece, "15 Photos," which involved drones, dramatically lit passages of shadowboxing, growling vocalizations that alternated with more angelic writing, and some furiously compressed renditions of medieval epics.
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A major part of the problem is that J&K's 8 million people have no reliable access to the internet, which has alternated between being dramatically slowed down or shut off completely by Indian authorities.
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And he gave a wide-ranging interview to the New York Times in which he discussed his over-work and Ambien habits and, according to the publication, "alternated between laughter and tears" as he spoke.
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Musk gave a wide-ranging interview to the New York Times last month in which he discussed his overwork and Ambien habits and, according to the publication, "alternated between laughter and tears" as he spoke.
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Mr. Redd ended up being the best part of the bit, as he alternated between telling the audience that Ms. Winfrey was and was not running, based on the ambiguous statements Ms. Jones was making.
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One of the most memorable nighttime performances in the Kaplan Penthouse in recent years was Marino Formenti's "Liszt Inspections," a program that alternated between Liszt and more contemporary composers, projecting the old into the new.
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In previous decades, the Socialists and the conservative Popular Party alternated in office, governing sometimes with an absolute majority and at other times by striking deals in Parliament with smaller parties to pass their legislation.
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Trump alternated between lashing out at Democrats and the media over the controversy surrounding his July 85033 call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and appearing drained in the face of a mounting threat of impeachment.
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Over in Japan, the benchmark index Nikkei 20.1 alternated between being in the red and green before closing 20.4 higher despite fresh developments in a cronyism scandal that could hit Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government.
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So far this month, growth and value have alternated leadership: Source: FactSet Leadership being handed from sector to sector day to day is OK as it mostly shows the lack of urgent sellers playing this game.
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The most common form of tertiary production is EOR, whereby high-pressure CO2, sometimes alternated with pulses of water, is injected into wells to bond with the oil and carry more of it to the surface.
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In addition, it can boost productivity, engagement with others and creativity, and a study published in Current Directions in Psychological Science found that brainstorming was enhanced when participants alternated between brainstorming alone and with a group.
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The actress, businesswoman and mother of two, who turns 35 on Thursday, showed off her enviable beach body in a patterned string bikini as she alternated between relaxing in the sand and splashing in the ocean.
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And in the mid-2000s, Brooks Kieschnick of the Milwaukee Brewers briefly alternated between batting and pitching in relief—though in the end, neither his moundsmanship nor his hitting proved sufficient to justify a roster spot.
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Fellow 24-year-olds Brett Gardner and Brian McCann, each of whom are signed through 23, had two RBIs apiece as the Yankees (22-23) alternated a win with a loss for the fifth straight game.
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Porzingis chipped in with 18 points, Jalen Brunson 14, Seth Curry 13, Boban Marjanovic and Hardaway 12 apiece, and Finney-Smith 10 for the Mavericks, who have alternated wins and losses in their last five games.
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WASHINGTON — In an argument that alternated between constitutional principles and practical considerations, the Supreme Court considered on Monday whether immigrants seeking asylum may sue in federal court after the authorities deny their requests in summary proceedings.
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But for many young voters, Mr. López Obrador at least offers the best chance of an end to the status quo of the PRI and the PAN, which have alternated power for the past two decades.
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The gnawing feeling high in my stomach alternated with nausea so arresting I kept a bucket next to my laptop and considered taking a pregnancy test, even though I was 99 percent sure I wasn't expecting.
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He has alternated displays of anger and warmth toward Beijing and assumed the role of the insatiable negotiator, pairing ambitious goals for a trade pact with even bigger threats should China not accede to his terms.
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One of Europe's biggest center-left parties, the SPD alternated power with the conservatives for generations but taking on the role of junior partner under Merkel for two straight terms has led to a slump in polls.
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Gipsy layered dresses alternated with flared trousers, suede fringed coats and kimonos made spectators travel around the world in just a few minutes, on Wednesday night, at the end of Milan's first day of its fashion week.
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As his remaining time in office draws to less than a school year, Mr. Obama has alternated between mild and mock horror, pointed humor and a touch of disbelief in his attacks on the Republican front-runner.
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That's why you can't poke holes in his résumé the way you can Fedor Emelianenko, who alternated credible opponents with freak-show fights, or Anderson Silva, whose peak talent was light years beyond an often-mediocre division.
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A beloved uncle, who had been plagued for years by bouts of severe depression that alternated with mild mania, was seen at a major hospital psychiatric clinic on a Friday and told to come back on Monday.
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Standing close, hair tucked under a backward baseball cap, Jocelyn Guest, 34, alternated between a hook and a short skinny knife, frenching a cavernous rack of lamb to expose the bones and make it "prettier," she said.
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Ovechkin got the Capitals on the board at 14:35 of the second period, and Eller and Hathaway alternated goals with Krejci and Bergeron — both on an empty net — in the final five minutes of the third.
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But to test if the bees had truly learned these rules, the experimenters set up a new testing arena that had no punishments or rewards, and alternated which side of the arena the correct answer was on.
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As Hall notes, high Modernism was a time of artistic flexibility and fungibility across disciplines, a burnished age that mirrors our own, when polymaths like Cocteau and Beaton alternated effortlessly between word and image, art and craft.
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As the Autumn/Winter 2019 show's music alternated between heavy metal rock and softer instrumental, other romantic touches emerged such as lace veiling and thunderbolts on dresses, meant to reference a coup de foudre of two people meeting.
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The Dow is coming off just its second drop in 24 sessions, although the S&P 43 has now alternated between gains and losses for eight sessions and the Nasdaq has done the same for 24 trading days.
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The Red Storm have alternated losses and wins in eight straight contests and are seeking back-to-back victories for the first time since they followed up the triumph Butler with a win at DePaul on Jan. 1.
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A final scene has Curie (here Catherine Milliken, a dancer), appearing before a gathering of scientist colleagues, speaking excerpts from her Nobel Prize acceptance speech, alternated with passages from her diary that pay tribute to her dead husband.
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The entry LOVE SIMON was originally a theme answer in that puzzle, and while it didn't fit in the final product, I noticed that it alternated favorably between consonants and vowels and sandwiched nicely in a triple stack.
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Meanwhile, Neal Gamby (McBride) alternated between serving as Russell's right-hand man and trying to take him down — even becoming convinced for a time that Russell had been the man who shot him in the season one finale.
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The area was also home to the Detroit Driving Club, a racetrack that alternated between horse races and early automotive contents, including the 1901 Winton-Ford race that earned Henry Ford $1,000 and his first mention in society.
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Previous to 2003, when a tie in the 2002 Midsummer Classic (In Bud Selig's Milwaukee no less) made everyone freak out and change a rule that had been in existence forever, home field advantage simply alternated between leagues.
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Anti-immigration Vox, virtually unknown just a few months ago, is one of several emerging parties that have upended the two-party establishment that has alternated in power since the return to democracy after Francisco Franco's death in 1975.
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Kristaps Porzingis chipped in with 25 points, Jalen Brunson 3, Seth Curry 251, Boban Marjanovic and Tim Hardaway Jr. 12 apiece, and Finney-Smith 10 for the Mavericks, who have alternated wins and losses in their last five games.
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Since he refused to back the US intelligence community's assessment of Russian interference in 2016, Trump has alternated between trying to quell the political uproar he ignited and seeking to avoid backing down from his handling of the summit.
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Philip Seymour Hoffman and John C. Reilly alternated in the roles of Austin, a screenwriter, and Lee, his ne'er-do-well brother—a device that could have felt like a gimmick but, instead, enriched the play's exploration of duality.
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Her blond hair coifed, she was dressed in a navy cashmere turtleneck and jeans, a baroque pearl slung from a diamond chain around her neck, and alternated between burbling conspiratorial laughter and a cleareyed appraisal of what lies ahead.
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Never threatened down the stretch, the co-favorite won with a time of 2:03.59 before a crowd of some 170,000 that packed the grandstands and infield of Churchill Downs on a day that alternated between sunshine and rain.
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During a morning training session in October, Marín moved back and forth relentlessly between the net and the back line of the court in one drill, returning the shots of her practice partners, who alternated drop shots and lobs.
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After Pass and Book alternated fumbles on three straight snaps late in the first half, Book gave his team a 21-14 halftime advantage when he scrambled 11 yards on a third-and-goal play with 193 seconds left.
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Jacksonville started the drive from their own 26-yard line and they alternated between runs up the middle by Leonard Fournette and passes by Blake Bortles, which were on their mark even if they lacked much zip on them.
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Throughout his long career he combined a willingness to use bold, assertive forms with a pragmatism born in his years with Zeckendorf, and he alternated between designing commercial projects and making a name for himself in other architectural realms.
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President Trump alternated between threatening "the ultimate option" of a strike on Iran over the attacks on Saudi oil facilities and ruminating about what a mistake it had been for the U.S. to get entangled in Middle East wars.
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Before that rule — which was established in response to a tie at the 2002 game in Milwaukee, the hometown of Bud Selig, the commissioner at the time — home-field advantage in the World Series simply alternated leagues each season.
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That means some employees — like a former Royal Caribbean Cruises first officer who alternated between 10 weeks of work and 10 weeks of vacation — end up working fewer days in a year than those who work five-day weeks.
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So far success has alternated between the two teams, with Vettel winning the opener in Australia, Hamilton in China, Vettel again in Bahrain and Valtteri Bottas taking his career first success in Russia for the team he joined in January.
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But after the first half of the season alternated wildly between scenes that explored new corners of the series' world in intriguing fashion and scenes that stalled for time, "Phase Space" was a kick in the ass to the narrative.
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Tyler Naquin had two hits and scored a run, and Jose Ramirez and Roberto Perez each had a sacrifice fly for the Indians, who have alternated losses and wins to even their record after six games despite mustering just 17 runs.
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Typically, Turn 10 (and the UK's Playground Games, which has worked on the Horizon series) have alternated between Horizon and Motorsport releases in the past few years — and with last fall's Forza 6 release, that means it's time for Horizon 3.
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The media alternated between calling the protest "historic" and "extraordinary" while pundits interrogated Republicans as to why they didn't bow to the election-year pressure tactic of a party that at that moment wielded no institutional power in the chamber.
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Detroit won four of its six meetings in April with Minnesota, which is coming off its first home series victory against the New York Yankees in nearly nine years but has alternated wins and losses since the All-Star break.
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At one point, a man wearing a giant papier-mâché Trump head and clutching oversize Scrooge McDuck bags of money bobbled about behind a Trump supporter, who alternated between blasting Christian music from a megaphone and puffing into a large shofar.
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Tyler Naquin had two hits and scored a run, and Jose Ramirez and Roberto Perez each had sacrifice flies for the Indians, who have alternated losses and wins to even their record after six games despite mustering just 17 runs.
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During a news conference shortly before Ms. Scott's video became public, city officials alternated between declaring their commitment to openness and insisting that no official footage should be released before the conclusion of the inquiry by the State Bureau of Investigation.
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Bridges has essentially alternated good and bad games through the first five outings of his collegiate career, although Wednesday's performance was paritcularly outstanding - 22 points, season-high 15 rebounds and three assists in an 11-point win over St. John's.
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She then spent hours yelling for help in the darkness, she said, while the assailant searched for her with his cellphone flashlight, then alternated between praying for her, masturbating and groping her as she lay on a rock, unable to move.
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In the early days of Mothers Against Police Brutality, we alternated attending protests and meetings, so that someone could be home with the boys, and there for them in the worst-case scenario that something happened to one of us.
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I remember the illustrious first two casts of this ballet in 1979, when Patricia McBride and Mikhail Baryshnikov alternated with Suzanne Farrell and Mr. Martins, but those memories did not stop me from finding Ms. Peck and Mr. De Luz glorious.
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In the weeks since Ms. Heyer's death, Mr. Trump has alternated between singling out neo-Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan for condemnation and asserting that what he called the "alt-left" was also to blame for the Charlottesville violence.
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Surprisingly, there are many things that happened before you were born, and these things wind up in the crossword under an old statute that required things to have names that alternated consonants and vowels so they would look good in puzzles.
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For his part, Musk has alternated between teasing Porsche over the company's new electric cars, even challenging them to race at one point in September, to admitting on Twitter shortly after that the "Taycan does seem like a good car."
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Stanton went deep in both the fourth and sixth inning for his second two-homer contest in a span of less than 24 hours for the Marlins (44-41), who have alternated losses with wins in their last six games.
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In a winding assessment of his tenure atop the White House's National Security Council, delivered to reporters assembled in the Oval Office, Trump alternated between vicious criticism of Bolton and an insistence that they had maintained a warm working relationship.
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Scouted by Ford Models on the streets of Manhattan when he was 21978, he alternated between classes at the University of Arizona, where he studied television production, and flying internationally for shoots with quintessential '216s brands like Sassoon and Benetton.
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The Republican presidential primary debate has alternated between a strong consensus that one of America's biggest problems is too much downward distribution of income, and the growing sentiment that the country should be less welcoming (if not outwardly hostile) to immigrants and refugees.
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To show that Google was allegedly doing this, developers at Genius alternated the lyrics' apostrophes between straight and curly styles in a targeted way: When the apostrophes were converted into Morse code, it spelled out the phrase "red handed," the newspaper said.
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The brand, part of French luxury goods group LVMH, alternated long overcoats with fur cuffs with mink coats, elaborate wool jumpers with short leather jackets, light long dresses with decorated kaftans as well as a few sleek black geometric designs with transparencies.
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Conservative activists and pundits who don't want to contend with that reality may point to the president they were dealt: Donald Trump knew essentially nothing about health care and he alternated between disengagement and crude bullying of wavering senators ahead of the vote.
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That aircraft was remarkable but impractical: It had the wingspan of a Boeing 747, but maxed out around 90 mph and its cockpit was so cramped that the pilots (who alternated legs of the journey) used a toilet built into the seat.
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The Colorado Rockies have alternated wins and losses over the first six contests of their seven-game homestand and look to continue the trend Sunday, when they host the Chicago White Sox for the rubber match of their three-game interleague series.
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Supplemented by the close to 1 million votes that went to IU, it would have overtaken the Socialists, Spain's traditional leftwing party which had alternated in power with the PP since the country emerged from Francisco Franco's dictatorship in the mid-1970s.
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At WGST, he alternated condemnation of the White House-bound Bill Clinton, an early Hannity bête noire, with lighter fare, like a one-off April Fools' Day segment in which he prodded young callers to vow not to engage in premarital sex.
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Kaepernick has alternated between having a large, bushy afro and corn rows since last season, and Vick—perhaps unsurprisingly, appearing on a Jason Whitlock co-hosted show—said he should go for a more "clean-cut" hairstyle to help rebuild his image.
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The Times also reported that Tesla's board of directors is worried about Musk's Ambien habit and that the company is trying to recruit a second-in-command to help Musk, who the publication said "alternated between laughter and tears" during the sit-down.
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To differentiate between 2018 and 2022, Tod Campbell, the director of photography, alternated between a full-frame, 16:9 aspect ratio (when Heidi is still relatively lucid) to a more confined square box format (after Heidi has lost large chunks of her memory).
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Freshmen Shamorie Ponds and Marcus LoVett continue to reside in the top 21948 in the Big East in scoring with 251 points per game apiece for the Red Storm, who alternated wins and losses since falling to No. 21977 Villanova on Jan. 218.
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By the third day, the ski areas — we hit three or four per day — began to blur; a continuum of dazzling slopes flanked by lunar-like rock formations that alternated in color from pale gray to fiery red as the sun moved overhead.
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The Times reported that Tesla's board of directors is concerned about Musk's Ambien habit and that the company is trying to recruit a second-in-command to help Musk, who the publication said "alternated between laughter and tears" during the sit-down.
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Next it was on to the deep stretch portion of the experience, as I laid back and let my trainer do all the work of moving my limbs for me, which — much like the Hypervolt portion of the session — alternated between feeling relaxing and challenging.
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Blue Jays LH Francisco Liriano (22-603, 260) Salazar has alternated losses and wins over his last five starts, with Friday's effort resulting in a setback as the 24-year-old Dominican lasted just 22 2/3 innings after 98 pitches against Kansas City.
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Throughout his career, he has alternated between plays, TV shows, and movies, and he's best known for costume dramas, including his role as Mr. Darcy in the 2005 remake of Pride & Prejudice, and Henry Wilcox in the recent adaptation of Howards End, among many others.
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Slowly, word of the inner doings of the super-insulated FLDS began to reach the outside world, largely through stories — including Jon Krakauer's book Under the Banner of Heaven, Sam Brower's Prophet's Prey, and Carolyn Jessop's Escape — that alternated between being infuriating and horrifying.
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Brooklyn, which alternated wins and losses in its first four games this month, is kicking off the tough Western Conference portion of the trip in Phoenix before playing a back-to-back against the Clippers and Lakers and finishing up at Oklahoma City next week.
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Within the span of roughly six weeks, from early January to mid-February, leaders from both countries alternated between qualified acknowledgments of the agreement, vague assertions that negotiations with Israel were still ongoing, and indignant denials that they had agreed to anything at all.
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The front-runner, who has alternated between saying he wants to unite the party and savaging his rivals and critics, predicted a "natural healing process" in the party once the primaries end and the Republican convention takes place in Cleveland beginning on July 18.
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He refuses to deflect the blame for his own bad behavior, be it relationships in which he alternated temper tantrums with heavy passive-aggression, or the night he drunkenly, aggressively pursued the girlfriend of the Prodigy's Keith Flint, with whom he was on tour.
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Over the previous 43 minutes, the duo had combined for nearly 700 passing yards and six touchdowns and alternated highlight-reel passes — across-the-body, frozen-roped, rainmaking heaves — and old-fashioned grit that swirled together to account for 83 points on the scoreboard.
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Some leaders, such as the Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, whose words can calm or inflame tens of thousands of people, have alternated between conciliation and criticism of the government's decision to cut off the internet to try to silence the voices of protest organizers.
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The series, from Moonlight co-writer Tarell Alvin McCraney, alternated between theatrical flights of fancy, depicting David's visions of the world around him as a kind of dreamscape, and more realistic looks at how horribly underfunded David's school was and how much poverty had hurt?
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His message has alternated between accepting the mantle as the "law and order candidate" to explaining that since he's been such a crook and sleazebag for his entire adult life, it makes perfect sense for him to ascend to the highest office in the land.
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The 29-year-old Dominican, who was scheduled to face his former team Thursday, has alternated wins and losses in his four starts for Pittsburgh after giving up two runs on three hits and four walks over five innings of a 7-1 setback at Arizona.
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Possible fundraising boon Jeb Bush's endorsement could help open up a network of donors who powered the Florida governor's campaign to shatter presidential fundraising records, as well as offer Cruz additional validation with Republican elites whose relationships with the Texas senator have alternated between frigid and icy.
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The Dutchman tells tales of the three going out drag racing on the outskirts of Amsterdam ("Zlatan had a Mercedes, Mido alternated between a Ferrari and a BMW Z"), and the two centre-forwards seemed fully intent on enjoying all the frills their profession had to offer.
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"There is a growing body of research which has shown that diets which use one to seven day periods of complete or partial fasting alternated with ad libitum food intake [eat what you want], are not more effective for weight loss than conventional continuous dieting," she said.
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As BoJack has alternated between trying to claw his way to being a better person (so to speak) and backsliding into bad habits and worse behavior, the series has increasingly turned a critical eye toward the very premise of "redemption" and the underlying tropes of antihero television.
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He alternated between English and Spanish, as he does all day in his Pentecostal church, which sits across from a trailer park and a half-mile from the Mexican border, serving Latinos who have recently arrived in the country and those born in the United States.
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Veep: "Veep" (Season 22, Episode 21) First aired: May 12, 2019 In the 2010s, television alternated between depicting politics as an aspirational realm that rewards hope and brilliance (Parks and Recreation, Madam Secretary) or as Machiavellian drama rich in conspiracy and murder (House of Cards, Scandal).
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I knew he was a crucial part in the investigation of the boys, sort of their nemesis or their foil, but it wasn't until later in the project that I saw how the book could be structured as a thriller that alternated between the good and the bad.
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ET, NBC Sports Network, CBC, TVAS ABOUT THE STARS: Ruff has masterfully alternated goaltenders Antti Niemi and Kari Lehtonen, who each registered 25 wins during the regular season and took turns picking up one another in the postseason before each stumbled in the past two games against St. Louis.
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Just a week after the Times published an emotional telephone interview where Musk was said to have "alternated between laughter and tears" while detailing the "most difficult and painful year" of his career, the 47-year-old entrepreneur took to Twitter to dispute the paper's description of the conversation.
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Look at what M.B.S. is doing all at once: To speed up decision-making, he is reshaping the Saudi state — from a broad family coalition where power is shared and alternated among seven major families and decisions taken by consensus — to a state governed by a single family line.
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BOSTON — The city of Boston alternated between anger and apology on Tuesday as it dealt with revelations that Adam Jones, the star center fielder for the Baltimore Orioles, had reported being the subject of racial abuse at Monday night's game against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park.
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Volcker&aposs career before he became Fed chair alternated between the public and private sectors, with roles as a staff economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Chase Manhattan Bank, and the Treasury Department during the presidencies of John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, and Richard Nixon.
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As he alternated beverages—double Scotch, Coke, double Scotch, beer—he railed against his treatment by American diplomats, including Yovanovitch, who, he believed, had unjustly favored his rival, the head of a new anti-corruption bureau in Ukraine, and the cadre of young activists who scrutinized his every move.
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Dances of death were not confined to two-dimensional art — the ivory memento mori carvings of Renaissance Europe involved two-faced prayer beads where death alternated with portraits of the living — yet books and prints were a way to bring these messages of shared mortality to a wide audience.
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The PP and the Socialists, who have alternated in power over the last 40 years, came first and second in December's election with greatly reduced support while Podemos and a second newcomer party, centrist Ciudadanos, attracted significant support underpinned by a new generation of voters disillusioned with the old elite.
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The storm has alternated between a Category 6900 and 2628 storm, though winds have remained well over 28503 miles per hour as it has pummeled a series of Caribbean islands, leaving more than 22019 dead, while approaching the U.S. The storm was 245 miles southeast of Miami early Saturday morning.
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In Friday's semifinal against Spain—an 82-76 victory—the team alternated between moments of pyrotechnic brilliance—this was The DeAndre Jordan Game, and the backboards spent much of the game in a state of shuddering recovery—and standing around dazedly while Mike Krzyzewski scowled so hard his eyebrows touched.
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Reid RibbleReid James RibbleKeep our elections free and fair Setting the record straight about No Labels With Trump, conservatives hope for ally in 'War on Christmas' MORE's (R-Wis.) retirement opens up a pickup opportunity for Democrats in a district that has alternated between the two parties in recent years.
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When Tugs was just 9 months old and holding onto furniture for balance as he began to walk, his father made sure he alternated between his right and left hands — while rolling a ball with the opposite hand — so he would be able to dribble and shoot a basketball with both.
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Ms. Mann, who acknowledged having a three-year "relationship" with Mr. Weinstein that alternated between consensual and nonconsensual sex, said he was a "pseudo-father" who could "lift you up," but also a man who constantly negotiated for sex and demanded obedience, making the aspiring actress fear physical or professional harm.
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I alternated between a Bloody Mary, a glass of milk, and a cup of coffee while I checked my email on my phone, because in our digital reality, "Two or three newspapers, mail, messages, a telephone, notebook, and a source of good music" is contained all on one small device.
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Speaking before a giant American flag in front of Oakland's City Hall, Harris was surrounded by giant screens that alternated images of the crowd with a picture of her campaign logo—"Kamala Harris for the People"—and a request that supporters text "Fearless" to a campaign number in order to show their support.
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Since he began his career, in 1982, with a book-length essay on Werner Herzog, a filmmaker who has alternated between fiction and nonfiction, an alternation that Carrère as a writer admires and through his own body of work exhibits, Carrère has managed to renovate the idea of what nonfiction writing can be.
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"The oversight board has alternated between slow-walking a proper investigation into potential causes of action relating to Puerto Ricos debt issuances, actively obstructing the committees own efforts to investigate the debtors prior conduct and indebtedness, and simply allowing causes of action to lapse by failing to anticipate and meet statutory deadlines," the motion stated.
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"From radiocarbon dating the bones we can see that the Steppe bison and our new species alternated through time in terms of ecological dominance, such that only one or the other was common in Europe for large swathes of time, and that the changeovers between the two species match big climate switches," Cooper told Gizmodo.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has alternated between vowing "severe" punishment for those responsible in Khashoggi's death, and accepting Saudi explanations for what happened.
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President Trump celebrated his acquittal this afternoon, addressing a room full of supporters in a long White House appearance that alternated between a free-association monologue, a diatribe against the "evil" and "corrupt" Democrats who investigated him, a closing-credits sequence with shout-outs to his favorite Republicans and a round of current-events commentary.
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The assembly of the steel pedestal alternated from north side to south and back, to keep the weight of the overall structure in a constant state of balance, said Joseph Ross, an executive vice president at Tishman Construction, a unit of Aecom, the conglomerate that is serving as construction manager of 1 Manhattan West.
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"The oversight board has alternated between slow-walking a proper investigation into potential causes of action relating to Puerto Rico's debt issuances, actively obstructing the committee's own efforts to investigate the debtors' prior conduct and indebtedness, and simply allowing causes of action to lapse by failing to anticipate and meet statutory deadlines," the motion stated.
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