The party claims that the GOP did not properly choose alternates to its electoral college, so the entire slate of 85033 electors, their alternates, and the presidential ticket should be thrown out.
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The palette arbitrarily alternates between black and white and color.
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He added, however, that the administration is still considering alternates.
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Another four women and two men were selected as alternates.
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The full jury will include 12 jurors and six alternates.
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The jury will consist of 16 people, including four alternates.
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It alternates between blue and pink at the film's end.
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Twelve will sit as jurors, with four others as alternates.
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The judge plans to seat 12 jurors with six alternates.
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There are also four alternates, three women and a man.
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"The Wife Between Us" alternates between two points of view.
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The Petipa choreography alternates between formulaic sequences and inventive wit.
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The six alternates consist of four men and two women.
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Three alternates -- two women and one man -- were also selected.
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The final jury will consist of 12 jurors plus four alternates.
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That same year, they served as the second alternates in Sochi.
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At present it alternates between two modes: imitative and eye contact.
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If he cannot play, there are no alternates at the Masters.
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Not much is known about the 12 individuals and four alternates.
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His tone alternates between earnest and puerile, depending on the target.
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Mr. Wheeldon's "There Where She Loved" alternates between Then and Now.
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Khloe Kardashian alternates between wearing hair extensions and rocking short hair.
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That's perhaps why we elect alternates, in case people can't go.
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LeBron James once famously ripped the sleeves off his Cavaliers alternates.
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Six of them are alternates who will not take part in deliberations unless they are needed to replace excused jurors, but none of the 18 will be told which of them are alternates until the trial concludes.
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It then alternates between dramatic and absurd scenes, each further escalating things.
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He alternates between trying to get a discussion rolling and playful needling.
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The jury will ultimately consist of 12 principal jurors and six alternates.
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Both were selected as alternates and had initially applied with different partners.
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That number will be winnowed down to 12 jurors and six alternates.
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Danny alternates between childlike naiveté, smug condescension, and terrifying bursts of violence.
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The book alternates between written journal entries and pages of wordless art.
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Besides ad-libs, she alternates, cabaret-style, between songs and convoluted stories.
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Doris's history alternates with a present in which she breaks a hip.
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He re-shapes its draping and alternates between horizontal and vertical positioning.
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The nearest commercial strip, Seventy-ninth Street, alternates between vibrancy and ruin.
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Each side can reject seven potential jurors and three alternates without explanation.
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The rest of her time, she alternates among three Beauty Shoppe locations.
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But somehow, the prosecution and defense decided on 12 jurors and 5 alternates.
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You can still browse through the alternates to pick out others, Google says.
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The jury is composed of six men and six women, with four alternates.
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The alternates include four white men, one black woman and one black man.
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Lynch does favor this style of music, but he alternates his aural tapestry.
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The net effect is a film that alternates between awesome ingenuity and tediousness.
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The Spy alternates between Cohen's risky schemes with Nadia's far more ordinary life.
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Jane Fonda alternates between sips of a margarita and a shot of tequila.
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This heaving, surging music alternates dissonance-saturated blasts with sinewy, aching string lines.
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The final pool will consist of 12 jurors, with 6 serving as alternates.
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For this event, which alternates between performance and discussion, the lighting comes first.
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Mr. Schumer alternates with Ms. Pelosi each year on choosing the Democratic respondent.
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He alternates between scenes of a family dinner and scenes of nonchalant butchery.
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A post-apocalyptic story alternates between the three Ms: melancholy, melodrama, and meta-humor.
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The Unicode Consortium is also adding male and female alternates to all current emoji.
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The airplane was flown by Andre Borschberg, who alternates pilot duties with Bertrand Piccard.
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Even your own article alternates between "refugees", "asylum-seekers", "migrants", "illegal migrants" and "immigrants".
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He alternates close-up perspectives with a broad overview of the evolution of capitalism.
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The setting alternates between Troy and the Greek camp sitting right outside the walls.
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"Oh, there we go," someone says as the crew alternates between the two options.
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After each misdeed becomes public, Facebook alternates between denial, hollow promises and apology campaigns.
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He alternates weeks outside prison in his father's custody and inside with his mother.
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Twelve jurors and six alternates will ultimately decide Mr. Weinstein's fate in New York.
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He told the alternates they could not speak to anyone until the trial was over.
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Each side alternates and asks questions, and the depositions have lasted roughly 10753-10743 hours.
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In fact, the nationality of five-member NAFTA tribunals generally alternates with each new dispute.
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It's unclear when the jury of 12 primary jurors and six alternates will be picked.
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Playboy's online homepage alternates between pop culture items, cocktail recipes, and then images of women.
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Stanford gymnast Akash Modi and 2015 U.S. National rings champion Donnell Whittenburg are team alternates.
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"The Cure" alternates between sleepy, seductive love song and a soaring club-ready upbeat chorus.
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Stenberg alternates between dancing in a group, or alone in front of a green screen.
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A panel of 16 jurors -- including four alternates -- was seated when court resumed Thursday morning.
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At least one of the 18 jurors and alternates, though, nodded off now and then.
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The 12 jurors and six alternates were brought into court and sworn in Monday afternoon.
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Her costume (by designer Richard Ruiz) alternates between cryptic and vulnerable, simultaneously shackling and revealing.
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We need to live in a world that is ... Because there aren't alternates. Yeah. Right.
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The feature automatically saves back up shots in HDR+ and lets you choose between alternates.
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Newly out on Blu-ray, "Hana-Bi" alternates brutal violence with no less shocking sentimentality.
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Their mischief-making alternates with sometimes grisly scenes in which Dahmer contends with emerging obsessions.
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As with many books on diet, "The Secret Life of Fat" alternates exposition with prescription.
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"The Light Years" alternates between the 1890s and the 1930s with fluid grace and clarity.
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The man speaks only in English in the recording; the woman alternates between English and Mandarin.
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The menu alternates daily between Chinese and Western; today it is Chinese food, which seems popular.
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They ended up interviewing 74 of those people before selecting the final dozen, plus six alternates.
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Much like Bachelor in Paradise, the power alternates between the male and female contestants each week.
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The narrative alternates between the teenage assassins and Robert Garcia, the cop who was chasing them.
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The 12th juror and 6 alternates still need to be selected in the sexual assault trial.
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"After each misdeed becomes public, Facebook alternates between denial, hollow promises and apology campaigns," Cicilline wrote.
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He alternates the pattern on each wire in order to mimic the look real bonsai have.
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The shoes: The VSCO girl alternates between a trio of shoes: checkered Vans, crocs, and Birkenstocks.
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Between the delegates, the alternates, and their guests, there are about 500 people in this room.
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You won't see these alternates often, but don't let them make you doubt your eyes (eys?).
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"Chung Kuo" alternates between the Brownian motion of bustling crowds and the spectacle of organized humanity.
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As word had gotten out about the opportunity available, 12 other players signed up as alternates.
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Jurors will be questioned individually beginning September 17 until 12 jurors plus three alternates are chosen.
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The lawyers will pick 12 jurors and six alternates from a pool of 500 New Yorkers.
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Eddie Lacy alternates great games with weeks where he runs downhill like a pile of flubber.
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The lawmakers this week made the latter rule binding, and expanded the restriction to include alternates.
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The drone alternates between relaying the reader's signal and pinging back information from its own RFID tag.
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All 18 panelists will listen to testimony and arguments without knowing whether they are jurors or alternates.
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Webb's gender-fluid expression alternates from masculine to feminine with how they dress, from suits to skirts.
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It alternates between feeling modern (AirBnB would be founded two years later, in 2008) and hilariously dated.
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Earlier on Thursday, a jury of nine women and seven men were seated (12, plus 4 alternates).
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The attorneys have now managed to seat 12 jurors, but they still need to find six alternates.
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She alternates between matching cutoffs and jeans in the video – each accessorized with a black chunky belt.
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This kaleidoscopic history alternates among seven "troublemakers"—entrepreneurs, investors, and managers who helped drive the tech revolution.
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Additionally, five alternates from sectional qualifying were added to complete the field for the year's second major.
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Tuesday morning was spent narrowing the pool of 65 jurors down to 12 members and four alternates.
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Throughout the back-and-forth, Trump alternates between an unusually conciliatory tone and his familiar self-aggrandizement.
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As the pieces of this portrait come together, the movie alternates between black-and-white and color.
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Seeing Past the blocks, you reach a room where the lighting alternates between blue, green and red.
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The actress alternates between recounting her road to success and offering listeners advice on achieving their dreams.
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During this 11-year period, the Sun alternates between what's known as solar maximum and solar minimum.
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For Odissi, like other classical dance forms of India, alternates between abhinaya and nritta, or pure form.
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Brazil alternates years of higher and lower coffee outputs, due to a characteristic of arabica coffee trees.
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The class alternates between strength exercises (dumbbells, kettlebells, bodyweight, and TRX), and rounds on the boxing bag.
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He's expecting at least 22019,000 this year, plus at least 300 alternates and about 500 independent observers.
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Niven ("All the Bright Places") alternates between Jack's perspective and Libby's, ricocheting forward and backward in time.
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Giertz alternates between saying "about" and "in" when she's talking about the show she wants to make.
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It not only moves back and forth through time but also alternates between first and third person.
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Sometimes she rapidly alternates between both of those states, with no guarantee of when she'll even out.
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He added, however, that some delegates and alternates are staying at two other locations in the area.
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Line to line, Zapruder says, Thayer alternates between high and low language, which adds to the comic effect.
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Amber Guyger, 30, alternates between talking to the dispatcher, to Jean, to herself, and finally, to responding officers.
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The episode alternates between Superman's hallucination and the other heroes' attempts to get the Black Mercy off him.
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The music alternates, often without warning, between grandiosity and, as Mr. Nelsons said, the intimacy of Schubert lieder.
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Their story alternates with that of Willa Knox and her family, who wash up in Vineland in 2016.
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After jury selection resumed last month, the pool was narrowed Monday down to 12 jurors and four alternates.
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After nearly two weeks of testimony, the 12 original members of the jury remained -- no alternates were needed.
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The stylist alternates the colors, applying them evenly in a straight and orderly fashion to the client's roots.
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Alternates joining the field are Gregory Bourdy, Tyler Light, Davis Love IV, Kim Meen-whee and Ryan Palmer.
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Next, Kardashian demonstrates squat lateral raises, in which she squats and alternates lifting her left and right legs.
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He alternates between feeling that his belongings are nothing—a distraction from the pursuit of meaning—and everything.
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The idea was simple: I would select a genre of wine, and recommend three bottles and some alternates.
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The soundtrack alternates between sustained chords played on the organ and syncopated drum rhythms, handclaps, and joyful singing.
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Defense lawyers and prosecutors will draw from that group on Monday to select 12 jurors and six alternates.
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Simon reportedly notified the GOP in August that they had failed to select alternates at the May convention.
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The 12-member jury and four alternates, all from the New York area, were selected over two days.
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"Shelf Life," which smoothly alternates with Shahryar Nashat's sculpture-and-video installation "Force Life," certainly intends to provoke.
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Ari Meisel, author and entrepreneur, batches his activities and alternates his environments to match the work he's doing.
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One is ''sane'' and the other is ''evil,'' meaning Nyong'o alternates, terrifyingly, between two poles of psychological extremity.
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Even if you don't provide alternates, it would be wise to pick a method of picking an alternate.
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Olaf's Frozen Adventure alternates between grating and occasionally charming, with some mildly funny slapstick bits in the middle.
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The screenplay by Matt Sazama and Burk Sharpless alternates between painfully forced attempts at humor and leaden thematic declarations.
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Where guests and alternates from the California delegation were sitting, people in Make America Great Again hats were booing.
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The film's landscape alternates between tall buildings and construction sites, and forest paths strewn with garbage and organic waste.
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But the show alternates its semi-sincere musical-theater tributes with slick, contemporary music videos that satirize their genre.
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GOOD LOOK:Baylor is known for its seemingly endless uniform combinations, but Kansas will wear some unique alternates on Saturday.
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Mr Brat is unapologetically conservative, expressing his views in a manner that alternates between a lecture and a bark.
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The 12-member jury was made up of six men and six women and four alternates were also chosen.
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But no matter how much she alternates between edgy and refined, the bright-eyed star always keeps it fresh.
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In the laboratory, rodents learn to binge when deprivation alternates with tasty food — a situation familiar to many dieters.
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It tonally alternates between mysterious and scary, delving into the narrative and visual tropes of the sci-fi genre.
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His image alternates with a jabbering, era-appropriate collage: Muhammad Ali boxing, Billy Graham preaching, an ad for Mounds.
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Lawyers have said it could take about two weeks to pick 12 jurors and six alternates to hear testimony.
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In "Little Espinoza" (2016), Florian alternates blue and orange strips from the top of the painting to the bottom.
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He alternates between two pairs of trainers and at night massages his feet with salt to soothe the swelling.
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That's the simple frame for Blitzstein's libretto, which alternates between scenes in the courtroom and the detainees' back stories.
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It alternates between two story lines that on the surface seem to have little to do with each other.
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U.C.L.A. alternates where its two video coordinators sit, depending on which one did more scouting work for the game.
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The jury, made up of eight men and four women, with four alternates, is expected to begin deliberations by Tuesday.
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What we do know is that the 3,400 delegates, who were joined by 1,500 or so alternates, always vote unanimously.
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The jury was made up of six men and six women (plus four alternates who were dismissed before deliberations began).
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Switching the current back and forth makes the particles jitter as the magnetic field alternates, too, warming the sample evenly.
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It's a bog-standard biopic doc that alternates old photos and footage of Williams with those inevitable talking-head interviews.
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A jury in New York of five men and seven women, plus six alternates, will remain anonymous and partly sequestered.
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In general, both sides agree the 12 jurors plus alternates shouldn't be allowed to consume news while deciding the case.
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Suryadevara alternates between youthful enthusiasm, steely management pronouncements, and expressing a broad but detailed perspective on GM's past and future.
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He and his crewmate, Judge Ryan, are the alternates in the 49er class, the well-established forerunner of the 49erFX.
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Matsumoto had hoped to start the trial Monday with opening statements after picking a jury of 12, with six alternates.
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The American Pianists Association holds a competition for young musicians every two years, but it alternates between jazz and classical.
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Another video from the Biden campaign alternates between playing footage of Mr. Trump and Mr. Biden speaking about the coronavirus.
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Every year the tour prepares a comedy and a tragedy (this year "Hamlet" alternates with "The Taming of the Shrew").
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The panic that animated that kiss pressurizes this section, in which a kind of black comedy alternates with existential dread.
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Each team will have a captain as the primary player, and two alternates in the one-on-one play format.
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The town boosts its legacy in Exhibit Columbus, an annual festival that alternates between a symposium and installations across town.
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The novel alternates between Eve's troubles and Brendan's, with occasional forays into the points of view of appealing subsidiary characters.
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It alternates with the Paris Airshow and, collectively, they account for over a quarter of industry order intake each year.
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The book alternates between Paul's and Veblen's perspectives, in a way that highlights the similarities and divergences of their backgrounds.
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Seven subjects had received a diagnosis of bipolar depression, a severe distress that alternates with periods of high-energy mania.
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Mr. Plaul alternates between stunning acrobatics on a Chinese pole and a story about his father being "disappeared" in Argentina.
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KELELA "Take Me Apart" (Warp) Hovering slow-motion anticipation alternates with ecstatic rushes as Kelela offers a late-night tryst.
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On Monday, Parliament put forward a new rule that bars lawmakers, and their alternates, from serving on the Nobel committee.
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It alternates with the Paris Airshow and collectively they account for over a quarter of industry order intake each year.
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Brent spreads regularly cycle between contango and backwardation as the global oil market alternates between periods of over- and under-supply.
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Two white women, two white men, a black woman and a black man were picked as alternates, the pool report said.
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Of the 12 jurors and four alternates, seven were black, five were non-black people of color, and four were white.
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Exhibit Columbus is not a biennial, but rather an annual festival that alternates from symposium to design festival every other year.
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The book alternates chapters between this tense existence, and the events after a cyberattack destroys the internet and the world's infrastructure.
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And last week, we learned that 11 new professional female emoji (plus male and female alternates to existing emoji) were approved.
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In song lyrics, the company alternates the types of apostrophes it uses—some curly and some straight—in a specific sequence.
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The judge presiding over Cosby's trial released the names of the 12 jurors and six alternates in the case on Wednesday.
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The full panel of 12 jurors and six alternates was seated after three days of jury selection in Pennsylvania's Allegheny County.
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Just eight (or ten if you include alternates) very good fighters who provide compelling matchups, whatever combinations they are placed in.
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Karlovy Lazne's robot DJ alternates every hour with a human counterpart, and while some partygoers enjoy the novelty, others aren't sold.
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Mr. Lewandowski's name was on a list of 11 delegates and 11 alternates that the Trump campaign turned over on Feb.
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Pizarro—and injured America striker Oribe Peralta, who broke his nose—will be replaced by alternates Raul Lopez and Carlos Fierro.
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A jury of friendly strangers Weinstein's 12-member jury and three alternates listened to testimony and deliberated together for five weeks.
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Once the judge is able to seat 12 alternates, the lawyers will give opening statements, which could last for several days.
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As "Endlings" alternates between the young playwright's self-absorption and the old divers' self-abnegation, the tone eventually spirals into surrealism.
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Doll breezily alternates among the voices of her likable characters as they move toward new discoveries, new romance and unexpected adventure.
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Judge Moore said 12 jurors and four alternates would be chosen to hear the case, which could last until Dec. 13.
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On first will be Lukasz Kubot and Marcelo Melo against Radu Albot and Malek Jaziri, who made the tournament as alternates.
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In one sense there is nothing to be done here since there are no alternates eligible to serve in the Senate.
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Six men and six women, as well as four alternates, were chosen to sit on the jury for the upcoming trial.
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The trial was extended after 10 days of jury deliberations, when three jurors were removed for misconduct and replaced with alternates.
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In October, Tinder implemented a new global algorithm that alternates the photo first seen by others when you're shown on Tinder.
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The club currently alternates with cross-city rival SS Lazio in borrowing the publicly-owned Stadio Olimpico venue for its games.
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Metrobus alternates: Route D28503, P22019 at Rhode Island Ave; 80, G8, H2, H4 at Brookland; 80, 64, E85033 at Fort Totten.
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This is a variant on ballad measure, which is to say the stanza rhymes abcb and alternates tetrameter and trimeter phrasings.
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The 12 jurors and six alternates were anonymous under orders from the judge, and cameras were strictly forbidden inside the courtroom.
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Throughout their partnership, they've won two National titles (in 2015 and again this year) and served as the Olympic alternates in Sochi.
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Normally, Gaza's power alternates on eight-hour cycles, with generators providing electricity to those that can afford it in the down times.
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Rihanna's the girl whose Instagram alternates between celebratory memes and candid photos of her leaving restaurants whilst holding a glass of wine.
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A longtime re-enactor of Custer's Last Stand alternates between tending to his sick wife and submitting to his Native American mistress.
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Set to Prokofiev's "Mephisto Waltz," the excerpt is a duet that alternates between kick-up-your-heels brio and slower, deeper romance.
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The show is frequently intentionally polarizing; it features wild tone shifts and alternates between broad comedy and bleak drama, seemingly at random.
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On Wednesday, attorneys will begin the final phase of jury selection, picking 12 jurors and six alternates who will hear the case.
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The colors have been bled from the California sunshine, and the camera alternates wanly between shaky close-ups and indifferent establishing shots.
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He develops a passion, entirely unrequited, for Edvard (the countertenor Randall Scotting, who alternates in the role with Daniel Moody), Collin's son.
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The text alternates passages of the Latin mass liturgy with English lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, whose musical "Godspell" had opened in 1970.
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Mr. Kormakur smoothly alternates between before and after, bliss and ordeal, building toward the storm that marks the boundary between those states.
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There is some voice-over but little dialogue in an ebb-and-flow soundtrack that alternates wailing folk melodies with choral chanting.
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The panel consists of lawmakers from both the House and the Senate, and chairmanship of the panel alternates between the two chambers.
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Seven of the 12 jurors and four alternates are African-American, four are white and five are of other races and ethnicities.
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You can follow the landing right here by watching the video below (note that the live coverage alternates between English and Hindi).
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Brow made sure NBA fans and coaches—who select the alternates—knew he deserved to be there with a scorching March, though.
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Twelve jurors and four alternates were selected earlier in the day in Brunswick, Georgia, 300 miles (483 km) from where the incident occurred.
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And that isn't enough to salvage a show that alternates between feeling aimless and feeling like it's moving in entirely the wrong direction.
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Also on Tuesday party leaders will announce a committee of 21 parliamentarians -- along with a list of alternates -- who will consider the matter.
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In the Foster case, the state and the defense used their peremptory strikes to reduce the pool to 12 jurors and four alternates.
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From there, the film alternates its escalating horror with the Warrens' demonstrably non-scientific attempts to determine whether Janet is telling the truth.
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She alternates between a deep love for Lula and a kind of hate for him because he seems to have screwed everything up.
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The final 12 jurors and six alternates will be selected from a pool of 70 people qualified by the judge after his questioning.
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The film alternates between two timelines — present day when the women are middle-aged, and the 1980s when they were in high school.
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I also love how Havenly has "Alternates" (see below for example) for many of the items, so you can truly personalize the design.
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The Tour alternates from year to year, clockwise and counterclockwise around France, so you'll be heading to either the Alps or the Pyrenees.
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The Associated Press reported Tuesday that a panel of 12 jurors and four alternates could be selected by the end of the week.
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The section alternates its presentation of slavery with more upbeat-sounding subjects, like the role played by black patriots in the American Revolution.
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The logo features "Facebook" in a new, all-caps font and alternates between blue, green, purple, red, and orange in a GIF format.
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His motivations are as cloudy as a cheap gemstone, as he alternates between lethal skill and naïve bumbling in Matthew Ross's leaden thriller.
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A giant, 3D-animated condom filled with hearts alternates with an animated HIV virus, both floating on the top of the other images.
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Rose's story alternates with that of Ben (Oakes Fegley), a Minnesota boy who becomes deaf when he is struck by lightning in 1977.
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Despite what Mr. Weinstein has called in court papers a "carnival-like atmosphere," the jury and three alternates were chosen by 1 p.m.
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In two weeks, the lawyers and judge will interview some of those potential jurors individually before they choose 12 people and three alternates.
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His scenes with Mr. Beck bat around a few ideas about class and wealth, while Ms. Moggie skillfully alternates between fatigue and sass.
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The location of the Turner exhibition alternates between the Tate Britain in London and galleries in other parts of the U.K. every year.
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Varda's inspiration for her first feature, "La Pointe Courte," was Faulkner's "The Wild Palms," which alternates, contrapuntally, chapter by chapter between two stories.
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Pálmason seems to work intuitively, and what he creates with Winter Brothers is a shaggy film that alternates between being invigorating and tedious.
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"Trump alternates between saying we'll be good to you and then dismantling all sorts of programs," said Richard Wandel, a longtime gay rights activist.
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On Thursday night in Arvada -- just outside of Denver -- another three delegates said they were pledged to Cruz, as were two of the alternates.
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That, at least, is marine ecologist Leigh Torres' explanation for why the calf alternates between swimming under its mother and breathing at the surface.
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There are long, long stretches — especially toward the beginning — where the humor alternates between '90s references and the characters making meta jokes about themselves.
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Mengele, who alternates displays of avuncular concern with chilling sadism, seems to take pleasure in watching what effect separation will have on the sisters.
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Manafort's 12-person jury, plus alternates, will draw from the nearly 3 million people living across Northern Virginia, including areas with more conservative voters.
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The questions come among 19 pages that special counsel Robert Mueller's office submitted on Friday as the blueprint for selecting 12 jurors and alternates.
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The box comes with a variety of roses and you can even get them in a "checkmate" pattern that alternates red and orange flowers.
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Then, the rest of the night she alternates between running on her wheel (a hilarious sight), eating, drinking, and sleeping — the good life, basically.
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His daughter, who is finishing up her last semester of college, alternates parking on the street with him, depending on when she gets home.
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"It requires investing a degree of naturalness that alternates with the dramatic (which can get 'over done' if you don't watch out)," she said.
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Indeed, the US team is so unbelievably deep that the alternates could compete as a separate sovereign team and take home silver or bronze.
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He also alternates the shape of the frame, mostly toggling between a boxy frame and the wider one most mainstream movies are shown in.
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"Beyond the Shadows," which includes text by Ms. Glickman Lauder, Michael Berenbaum, Judith S. Goldstein and Elie Wiesel, alternates between two types of images.
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Of the 28 jurors and four alternates, seven are African-American, four appear to be white and five are of other races and ethnicities.
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Judge O'Neill and the lawyers for the two sides also selected six alternates — five men and one woman, two of whom are African-Americans.
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After the party's executive committee met and chose alternates without the input of delegates, Simon accepted their new "certificate of nomination" later that month.
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On Comedy In "Alive From New York" on Netflix, Davidson alternates swagger with anxiety and fragility, a mood that's increasingly common in modern comedy.
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Calhoun alternates among citing statistics and studies; interviewing experts and an assortment of Gen X women, including her friends; and relaying her own experiences.
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" The jury of 18, including six alternates, that was selected Wednesday morning consists of 12 whites, five blacks and one who identifies as "other.
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Inexplicably pining for this charmless doofus, Eloise alternates between stalking him and trying to make him jealous, endeavors equally bereft of laughs and dignity.
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Now, it incorporates music, dance and theater as well as cinema, and the biannual visual art strand alternates with one devoted to contemporary architecture.
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The recent criticism from Mitt Romney — who alternates between critical and sycophantic, depending on his own political interests — is another sign of Trump's weakness.
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A newspaper account of the story, written in a just-the-facts-ma'am style, alternates with a series of rings denoting attachment, memory, and loss.
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Then Roof and prosecution team can dismiss jurors they don't like, whittling the pool down to a final total of 12 jurors and six alternates.
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He alternates between close-ups and distant perspectives, monochrome and highly saturated colors, and isn't against combining the styles of several eras of art history.
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Ellis said he plans to seat 16 jurors — meaning there will be four alternates who will step in if a juror needs to be excused.
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Yes, her hair is always golden and lush, but she alternates between new and vintage trends, taking classic silhouettes and injecting them with modern touches.
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Ruiseco-Lombera's medium alternates between performance, photography, and writing to illustrate their experiences as a non-binary Cuban artist alongside those of other LGBTQ Cubans.
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Since electric currents generate magnetic fields, and if the current alternates so does the field, an alternating current creates a field that is continuously moving.
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His forelock now has a life of its own and he alternates his collection of studded leather jackets with white suits à la Elvis Presley.
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The applicants are then pared down to a slate of 28 convention delegates and 28 alternates where 2,000 North Dakota state convention delegates then vote.
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Instead, it alternates between exploring characters, relationships, and events that we don't already know about, and explaining every little detail ever established about its hero.
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Rush hour on Sheikh Zayed Road, a dozen-lane artery running down the length of the city, alternates between dense gridlock and sports-car slalom.
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No texts were disclosed to the gallery or the public in advance of their reading, and Steiner chooses and alternates between them as she likes.
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Chilly, capricious Rose, who alternates between maintaining she is paralyzed and evincing the ability to walk, is not the only unreliable one in the family.
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The movie alternates between the present, with Mr. Jones on the go, and a retrospective of his life and career, narrated by the man himself.
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The sort of guitarist who can cleave your head clean open with a lead, this morning she alternates between rushes of feedback and textured fuzz.
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Specifically, they want to know what drives our star's strange 11-year cycle, where it alternates between times of intense activity and times of quiet.
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So instead, it alternates between interviews with acquaintances who spin hearsay about him, unfocused courtroom footage, and often poignant jail cell voiceovers from Hernandez himself.
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Unwaveringly focused on Ayanna (a captivating Zora Howard), 17, during the summer before she leaves for college, the movie deftly alternates between two distinct tones.
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Based on a novel by the classical music critic Norman Lebrecht, and directed by François Girard ("The Red Violin"), the film alternates between two timelines.
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Jury challenge The hearing highlighted just how hard it might be for the DC federal court to find 12 unbiased jurors, plus alternates, for Manafort.
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The three men and two women, all white, who were picked for the jury will eventually be joined by seven more jurors and four alternates.
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In Mr. Bataillon's sensitive camerawork, the screen alternates, excitingly and musically, between long shots showing the full company and full-length views of leading dancers.
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Changes in solar activity, and, more commonly, changes in carbon reservoirs on the ground, mean the concentration of carbon-14 isn't constant, but alternates over time.
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Kern's camera alternates between close-ups of the procedure and Pfahler's face, making for an excruciating seven minutes that prompted a fair share of walk-outs.
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His Instagram, for example, which has nearly 55,20133 followers, alternates between shots of supermodels in his home and photos of Goldstein with basketball or fashion luminaries.
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Heather Wolensky sets him in a spare brick warehouse and Natasha Katz subtly alternates the spotlighting, from dark colours to soft yellows, to match the mood.
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Brent spreads, which cycle between contango and backwardation as the oil market alternates between over- and under-supply, have been softening for more than a month.
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The effect alternates between desperately moving and a pain in the neck—not only literally, when you crane for views of the ceiling, but psychically, always.
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Four jurors and, later, three alternates slowly raised their hands, but ultimately none were dismissed after further questioning behind closed doors with the judge and attorneys.
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The judge hopes to seat the entire 12 member jury, and its six alternates, by the end of Wednesday, and then have them hear opening arguments.
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The anonymous and partly sequestered jury of five men and seven women, plus six alternates, was selected over 2½ days in US District Court in Brooklyn.
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He alternates between a bassy, center-of-the-drum sound and a harder, drier attack; it makes a contagious foundation for the track's two guest rappers.
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Lastly, Kate Donnelly's video work "(Un)settling" (2018,) set inside a cardboard box, alternates between the artist and her avatar doll in various states of discomfort.
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The premiere alternates between the two possible storylines that I've laid out below, along with all the things you may have missed while trying to keep up.
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The score, composed by musician St. Vincent, alternates between silence, the roar of rushing water, and a static crackle that builds the tension and frays the nerves.
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The 55-second teaser alternates between Jamie and Claire looking bewildered and cold, and Jamie and Claire having hot sex, with plenty of exciting stuff in between.
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This has all led to a work environment that alternates between absent and intimidating, sources say, and where Royan has a reputation for being a difficult boss.
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Farr's story alternates between a brooding Lena, aged 80, living in a cottage by the sea in Western Australia, and her recollections of everything that came before.
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And what with delegates, alternates, reporters, party officials and other attendees, Cleveland is expecting roughly 50,000 people to show up for the Republican National Convention next week.
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The slogan appealed to Mr. Benioff, a former Oracle executive who alternates between the brashness of a Silicon Valley tycoon and the mellowness of a Hawaiian surfer.
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Accompanied by English subtitles translating the French spoken word lyrics, the video alternates between lo-fi footage and high definition shots, befitting of the track's gloomy vibes.
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She alternates between her inner monster, who advocates for murdering people, talking smack, and acting out, and her conscience, the Willie people seem to know and love.
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As the view alternates between what Kiya's camera captures and what is beyond her field of vision, it's unclear which is the real weapon — camera or gun.
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WONDERSTRUCK Todd Haynes's magical adaptation of a book by Brian Selznick alternates between two timelines as it charts the parallel journeys of two children in New York.
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Much of the book alternates, in thriller-like fashion, between these hunters and their fugitive, who a couple of times unknowingly come within inches of one another.
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"The characters are almost putting on a show, talking to the audience as they go," said Cassandra Trenary, who alternates in the role of Columbine, Harlequin's sweetheart.
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The current council is made up of five main directors and three alternates, some of whom have been dismissed by opposition leaders as biased in Maduro's favor.
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The pool of potential jurors ultimately totaled 360, out of which a jury of nine women and seven men (four of whom served as alternates) were selected.
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He alternates between hoping to find that Tea Party members and liberals have plenty in common and trying to convert the willfully misinformed people he meets with facts.
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As the final details came together, several top military chiefs of the individual services did not attend and instead sent alternates, though some said they had prior plans.
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In 1926, Duchamp moved from object to film, collaborating with Man Ray to produce "Anemic Cinema," a seven-minute clip that alternates between spiraling images and rotating text.
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Mr. Rodríguez, a former school technology specialist, now alternates between staying with his mother or — when he does not want her to see him weeping — in his car.
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Different types of launches use up different amounts of propellant during the Falcon 9's ascent, which is why SpaceX alternates between drone ship landings and ground landings.
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It serves as an introduction to the members, with vivid colors flashing as the camera, divided into four panels, alternates between close-ups of each of our heroines.
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Thrawn: Alliances picks up the story, but alternates between an encounter between Anakin Skywalker and Thrawn during The Clone Wars, and much later, during the events of Rebels.
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It now alternates between the MotorSport and Horizon — track-based racing and open world racing, respectively — product lines, with Forza Horizon 3 having been released in Sept. 24.
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The New York Times first reported that he had listed himself among Trump's 11 New Hampshire delegates and alternates in a signed letter to the secretary of state.
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Later, all payment mechanisms used chip cards, either debit or credit, or alternates to cards, such as PayPal and Zelle, or touch-and-go mechanisms like Apple's iPay.
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He alternates these interviews with images he has taken of airport security and roiling seas, right-wing propaganda on billboards, and people in lawn chairs wearing eclipse glasses.
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His paintings of the Diamond Mountains from 1711 are his earliest surviving works, and the suite alternates between painstaking depictions of specific mountain features and sweeping general views.
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Wunnicke paints nightmarishly hectic European scenes in a palette of absinthe and Toulouse-Lautrec, and alternates them with nightmarishly static scenes of Shimamura's declining, colorless present in Japan.
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He's of 160 Washington Republicans competing for 16 delegate spots (and 16 alternates) that the District's Republican Party will send to the GOP convention in Cleveland in July.
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He is trying to become the first Englishman since Tony Jacklin in 1969 to win the Open on home soil — the event alternates between English and Scottish courses.
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One of the best juxtapositions is a vitrine that alternates three Sottsass glass objects with three kachina figures by unrecorded Hopi artists whose colorful geometric forms clearly relate.
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Smith's narration alternates between sections called "Eighth Grade" and hallucinatory sections rendering Sam's three days in the well, spent with a snarky armadillo (this is Texas) named Bartleby.
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Tencent, which alternates with Alibaba Group to be Asia's most-valuable listed company, is the largest social media and gaming company in China and operates the popular WeChat app.
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The showing of the video Friday capped a dramatic and emotional week for the 12 jurors and six alternates, as well as attendees at the trial in federal court.
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Thi Bui's graphic memoir alternates between the present (in which she is pregnant with her son) and the past, in which her parents struggle to embrace their new realities.
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Bird leaves in the Mission: Impossible-inspired sneaking and spying sequences that made Incredibles taut and tense, but he alternates with fights designed to leave viewers' mouths hanging open.
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Nevada will ultimately send 43 delegates and three alternates to the convention later this year, including unpledged delegates otherwise known as superdelegates, and pledged party leaders and elected officials.
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"I love the smell and it lasts for such a long time," Meghan told Beauty Banter, adding that she alternates between the relaxing lavender scent and the almond version.
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If the prime minister or his alternates survive an attack, they will likely be conveyed to a secure bunker underneath the Ministry of Defence in Whitehall, without their families.
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Corey Lewandowski is named on a list of 11 delegates and 11 alternates the Trump campaign gave the New Hampshire secretary of state, according to The New York Times.
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The "Working Girl" riff, however -- garnished by Lopez's earlier rom-com "Maid in Manhattan" -- alternates with other key threads, including one that comes somewhat jarringly out of left field.
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The Paris show, which alternates each year with a sister show in Farnborough near London, is often a platform for major news announcements by both airlines and industry manufacturers.
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You might say the same of the play, which alternates between scenes with Peaches that are reliably effective and others, in various styles, that sometimes land and sometimes crash.
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And all of the characters speak with the same world-weary patter (save for the reptilian Killer Croc, who alternates between Cajun and African-American stereotypes for unfathomable reasons).
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Here Tan alternates older footage of her hometown, of the zines and the artifacts of her teenagehood, with present-day interviews, including with now grown up Sophie and Jasmine.
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As Myshkin dwells on his childhood, and reads his mother's letters, the novel alternates between beautifully rendered images and a gentle stagnation that brings the narrative to a standstill.
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For an hour, the crew alternates between acts with hoops, balls and ropes, juggling and performing acrobatics; powerful and joyful live music and singing are played in the background.
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He said he was thankful for the decision of the jury — which featured two black members out of 12 jurors and two alternates — and felt like jumping for joy.
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At the chorus, Mr. Mulherin toggles back and forth between shrieking and soothing, and in the verses, he alternates between a kind of whispered, conspiratorial singing and nimble rapping.
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Unconventionally campy but wildly popular, this quintet sidesteps the usual persona for K-pop girl groups (cutesy and sexy), landing on an aesthetic that alternates between quirky and soulful.
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However, in my experience, the cost of delivery alternates between the apps and one isn't consistently cheaper than the other — Uber Eats is just more upfront about delivery cost.
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Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Mark Windham plans to seat 12 jurors and 12 alternates in a selection process that could last the better part of two weeks.
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Twelve jurors and six alternates have been chosen and are ready to hear testimony in the trial that is expected to last 15 weeks, according to the prosecutor's office.
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Twelve jurors and six alternates have been chosen and are ready to hear testimony in a trial that is expected to last 15 weeks, according to the prosecutor's office.
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The panel is composed of eight voting and eight alternate directors, with Maryland, D.C., Virginia and the federal government each responsible for appointing two voting members and two alternates.
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The aerospace industry's biggest annual event, which alternates with Britain's Farnborough Airshow, is traditionally a slugging match between Airbus and Boeing in the $2321 billion a year commercial aircraft market.
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K. is a nurse who alternates day and night shifts and we don't get to talk as often as I'd like, so I really love when our schedules line up!
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The aerospace industry's biggest annual event, which alternates with Britain's Farnborough Airshow, is traditionally a slugging match between Airbus and Boeing in the $129.53 billion a year commercial aircraft market.
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Ling Ma's literary apocalypse novel alternates between Candace's past in New York and the present, where she's traveling with a band of survivors controlled by an authoritative former IT technician.
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Judge Gloria Navarro said she expected a panel of 12 jurors and four alternates to be seated by early next week and for the trial to run through late February.
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Verse alternates with prose, and, occasionally, the poem becomes a textual net, with fragments of phrases spaced over the page in the manner of Mallarmé (one of Adonis's chief influences).
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There are 18 players on the United States roster, including two alternates, and 11 of them are from Pennsylvania, underlining the strength of the sport in the Eastern United States.
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But he said they were enough to make him wary of making the names of the 12 jurors and four alternates public in response to a request from media organizations.
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There is a video on another monitor that alternates views of a male go-go dancer shaking his moneymaker with a swimmer in the middle distance slicing through the sea.
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Grace's first-person narrative alternates, in the novel, with the story of Dr. Jordan, a man of science who comes to interview her in prison 15 years after her conviction.
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The novel alternates between his years of interviews with Kendrick and members of his family and friends and imagined day-of-the-crime scenes told from Kendrick's point of view.
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Brazil will be back to its year of high production in 2020, as the country alternates years of high and low production due to the characteristics of arabica coffee trees.
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Brazil will be back to its year of high production in 2020, as the country alternates years of high and low production due to the characteristics of arabica coffee trees.
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But he said they were enough to make him wary of making the names of the 12 jurors and four alternates public, in response to a request from media organizations.
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The aerospace industry's biggest annual event, which alternates with Britain's Farnborough Airshow, is traditionally a slugging match between Airbus and Boeing in the $150 billion a year commercial aircraft market.
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A multidimensional quilt alternates from the winning smile of Jackie O., to the gleaming face of Oprah, to the bemused look of Mother Teresa—all relative to the viewer's position.
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Voters thus face not only the bizarre prospect of a presidential candidate who alternates campaigning with televised court appearances, but also the theoretical possibility of an elected president governing from prison.
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While she talks, she alternates between pinching the air in front of her and dicing it like an onion, the familiar gestures of a self-help guru hosting a corporate seminar.
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Brent spreads cycle between backwardation and contango as the market alternates between periods of under- and over-supply, making spreads rather than spot prices the most useful indicator of market balance.
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The members of the actual empaneled jury — 7 women and 5 men, plus 6 alternates — are under strict orders not to speak with anyone about the case, especially the news media.
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The members of the actual empaneled jury — 73 women and 733 men, plus 73 alternates — are under strict orders not to speak with anyone about the case, especially the news media.
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Brown's film alternates from the ordinary, to the peculiar, to the outright supernatural, in a montage of fantastical delusions that will make you question what's real and what is a dream.
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Brutally and unsparingly he alternates between describing the hardships plaguing France's working poor and the hardships of gay adolescence that plauge Eddy Belleguele, the novel's young protagonist and Louis's stand-in.
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"Nikes" opens with a kaleidoscope of imagery and sound that alternates between Ocean's sped up and deeper, slowed down vocals, before his unadulterated voice enters near the end of the track.
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In contrast, Trump alternates between praising Xi as a great leader and casting him as an enemy, while excoriating China for taking advantage of U.S. businesses, in public remarks and tweets.
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There's also a trove of talented gymnasts — like alternates MyKayla Skinner, Ashton Locklear, and Ragan Smith as well as Maggie Nichols, who is recovering from injury — who didn't make the cut.
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Her method descends from Tolstoy's "War and Peace" (yes, a grand comparison), in which Napoleon's advance on Moscow alternates with the more intimate stories of Russians struggling to live their lives.
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He said he had informed Mike Davis, the United States Golf Association's executive director, on Saturday morning of his plan to withdraw so that alternates in the field can prepare accordingly.
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Three Raiders — tight end Jared Cook, center Rodney Hudson and left guard Kelechi Osemele — were named alternates, giving the team a good chance of having one added as an injury replacement.
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"He alternates between 'we have to kill these people, they're destructive, they have no ideology … they're undermining what we're trying to do' [and] that they're completely useless," one union leader said.
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For the United States, the focus alternates at times between narrowing the trade deficit, cracking down on China's state backing of high-tech sectors, and protecting the intellectual property of U.S.companies.
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Brox alternates sections on the prison's history with ones on the medieval order of Cistercian monks, who structured their lives around silence, which they too saw as a means to redemption.
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Meanwhile, three electors in other states Clinton won attempted to defect from her, but two were replaced with Clinton-supporting alternates and the other one changed his mind after a revote.
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But so long as the US keeps the threat of war on the table, and alternates between outreach and belligerence in the way Trump has, an unstable situation is made worse.
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Because of this, the Sun alternates between two periods: solar maximum — when sunspots are much more frequent on the Sun's surface — and solar minimum — when the Sun's surface is relatively sunspot free.
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The list, which contains four biathletes and seven speed skaters, also included alternates to replace some of the athletes who did not make it onto the International Olympic Committee (IOC) invitation list.
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Prosecutors estimate it could take two weeks or more to select the 12-member jury and a number of alternates, and that the high profile trial could last four or more weeks.
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Loaded with outtakes, alternates versions, CD, BluRay and vinyl pressings and even a hardcover book, it also boasts a stereo remix from legendary engineer/producer Bob Clearmountain, done in collaboration with Robertson.
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"When that information gets out, those 57 delegates and alternates are going to be hounded," said Dunn, who also received threatening emails, though he said none were bordering on a death threat.
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The fact that question time typically alternates between partisans, moreover, means that the minority can disrupt an effective line of questioning by shifting the topic to irrelevant accusations or outright conspiracy theories.
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The aerospace industry's biggest annual event, which alternates with Britain's Farnborough Airshow, is traditionally a slugging match between Airbus and Boeing sales teams in the $2321 billion a year commercial aircraft market.
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The aerospace industry's biggest annual event, which alternates with Britain's Farnborough Airshow, is traditionally a slugging match between Airbus and Boeing sales teams in the $29 billion a year commercial aircraft market.
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It's about hitting "rock bottom," according to Thomas himself, so we're set up nicely for an hour of throwback rock that alternates between a strut, a swagger, and a psychedelic day trip.
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"Don't Ask Don't Tell" alternates between the weekend of Trail's death in 1997 and two years earlier, likely because it was convenient to juxtapose his story with that of Versace's Advocate interview.
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A club in Prague named Karlovy Lazne has recently introduced a robot DJ that alternates with a human to program music for the dance floor throughout the night, as reported by Reuters.
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Jury selection begins June 26, and the judge said she hopes to pick all 12 jurors and six alternates that day, and then immediately begin the trial with opening arguments that day.
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The video, which premieres today on Creators, alternates between two first-person police brutality scenes, and one of Soul Science Lab and collaborators as a scene of spirits on the other side.
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For the (vanishing) listenership that still approaches an album as a whole, the sequence of "Lamp Lit Prose" alternates between bleak observations on the state of the world and happy love songs.
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The rest of the story alternates between Mary's descriptions of social agonies in the face of her nemesis and Ella's lonely attempts to confront what she soon determines to be a ghost.
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The narrative alternates between first and third person, with Mr. Kelly occasionally referring to himself as "the artist," as if he were looking at his own past from a cool, outside standpoint.
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The jury — consisting of 12 seated jurors and six alternates — has not only received lessons in the inner workings of the prominent Mexican cartel, but also a crash course in Spanish slang.
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In the title role, Downey adopts a Welsh-like accent, which seems to be all the effort he could muster for this performance, which alternates between dull and manic, despondent and quirky.
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The jury's decision comes after a tortuous deliberation process that began in July, but was interrupted last month when Judge Thompson dismissed three jurors for unspecified misconduct, replacing them with three alternates.
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The jury's decision comes after a tortuous deliberation process that began in July, but was interrupted last month when Judge Thompson dismissed three jurors for unspecified misconduct, replacing them with three alternates.
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BEAR HUG runs over CAT POSE, which alternates with cow pose for a good back stretch you should go do every so often (in private, if you're self-conscious at all, really).
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When Adams makes a pattern of irregular, diamond-like shapes across the entire painting, as she does in the title work, "Soft Power," she alternates repeating and non-repeating colors and shapes.
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While the 12 jurors deliberated, the six alternates were stuck in a small room, where they passed the time playing poker with Monopoly money and watching movies on a court-issued laptop.
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In person, the 22-year-old comes across as an endearing, full time joker who alternates explicit lyrics with harmless songs about drinking from giant cups, all on the verge of the nonsense.
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Meanwhile, in the midst of all of this, Reacher learns he may or may not have fathered a teenage girl named Samantha (Danika Yarosh), who alternates between being street-smart and incredibly stupid.
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O/U: 235 ABOUT THE RAMS (224-4): Los Angeles had five players named to the Pro Bowl on Tuesday - the franchise's most since 2003 - along with three alternates including quarterback Jared Goff.
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So, don't give up on your kitchen dreams just yet, because ahead we've lined up ten amazing and budget-friendly alternates; champagne-colored food processors, retro toasters, and quality blenders (each under $100).
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The video alternates between two narratives — primarily news footage about the calamitous events in Kiev as well as photographs taken of the LGBTQ club scene — at the rate of five images per second.
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For a video show, there's usually not much visual interest to HQ. The show alternates between the host and the questions in a predictable rhythm that is entirely serviceable, but not particularly compelling.
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The other half of this novel, which alternates timelines throughout, unfolds the plight of Doug and Beth Jennings, who have a bird-murdering, fire-starting 5-year-old bad seed of a daughter.
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The president has been on a rally marathon in which he alternates between saying things that are meant to whip his audience into rage and things that are just wildly egocentric and imaginary.
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The episode sets off a multiepisode arc that alternates between Jack and Jack's son, Kevin, who in the present day travels to Vietnam to learn more about his father's service during the war.
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The shiny-suited dancer (Marcella Lewis, amazing on Tuesday, alternates with the extraordinary Tamisha Guy) becomes a robot of ripples, her humanity more hidden than revealed in forced smiles and "who, me?" gestures.
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NEW YORK — The panel of jurors who will sit on Weinstein's trial consists of seven men and five women, with three alternates to replace them in case any juror needs to be absent.
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He alternates wheat and other crops with what he describes as a cocktail of grasses and leafy plants, like grain sorghum, sunflowers and alfalfa, a gesture toward the diversity of the wild prairie.
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He has gone through a range of emotions since the public hearings began as he alternates between watching the proceedings and performing his official duties, according to more than half a dozen people.
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The "stutter step," a popular and essential MOBA-strategy game technique in which the player alternates between attacking and moving, is easier than ever without having to move a mouse backwards and forwards.
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Rovell also noted that although not all 32 teams will actually wear their "Color Rush" alternates during a game this season, all 32 of these new jerseys will, not shockingly, still be for sale.
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Dialog alternates between lowbrow humor and platitudes about the perils of helicopter parenting, with intercuts of Kunis hugging her deeply awkward kids, looking more like their beautiful babysitter than a woman who birthed them.
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The 12 jurors and six alternates who ultimately are chosen will be bused 300 miles back to Montgomery County and sequestered for the duration of the trial, which is scheduled to start June 5.
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The committee is comprised of more than 100 senior party members and a roughly equivalent number of alternates whose task is to make sure that party policies are understood and implemented throughout the country.
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Judge Steven O'Neill seated the 12th and final juror on Wednesday, along with six alternates, after three days of jury selection in Pittsburgh ahead of what will be the biggest celebrity trial in years.
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Scherer is expected to serve the full four-year term at the world's largest regional turboprop maker, whose top post usually alternates every four years between joint shareholders Airbus Group and Italy's Leonardo Finmeccanica.
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On Saturday, Trump backers passed out flyers at the convention site with official campaign slate of 13 delegates and 93 alternates accompanied by their three-digit number position on the 600-plus person ballot.
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The band alternates between a more traditional grind sound and at times delves into death/grind territory, with lyrics painting a bleak picture of urban life in any one of Taiwan's sprawling major metropolises.
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Coins fuel your ability to buy sticker packs, which unlock everything from single-use summons for many of the modes to entirely new class variants (there are four alternates for each time of soldier).
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Five-year-old Wa'ed alternates between smiling and looking off into the distance as she tells us about her parents who abandoned her -- her father fled with ISIS, and her mother followed shortly after.
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The logo, which features the word Facebook (FB) in all capital letters in a new font, alternates between blue, green and hues of purple, red and orange -- all colors that represent its other brands.
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During its nearly seven minutes, "Ducter" alternates between an insistent, minimal guitar vamp — with drums sputtering and erupting behind it — and a seething grunge guitar buildup that starts out slow and soon boils over.
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Jury selection begins Monday, where lawyers on both sides will strategize on how to find 12 jurors and 6 alternates who are sympathetic to their sides ... yes, neither side really wants an impartial jury.
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Under the title "Darkness and Light," and under the auspices of Lincoln Center's White Light Festival, Mr. Foccroulle alternates mainly between contemporary and Baroque works, from Hosokawa and Gubaidulina to Grigny, Buxtehude and Bach.
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He simply wanted to present orchestra programs that were as adventurous as the piano recitals he had been performing and recording, like "Baroque Conversations," which alternates works by Baroque composers with fiercely contemporary scores.
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A BOOGIE WIT DA HOODIE "Artist" (Highbridge the Label) Heartbreak is the best thing that could have happened to this creaky-voiced young Bronx rapper, who alternates between puffing his chest and exhaling sorrowfully.
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Also on Monday came the first public comments from a Cosby juror - one of six alternates who heard the evidence but did not deliberate - who said he was "sick" to hear a mistrial declared.
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U.S. Attorney&aposs office spokeswoman Trisha Young said the judge, prosecutors and defendants finished Thursday choosing a panel of 12 jurors and four alternates to hear what is expected to be a four-month trial.
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Though the candidates had the option to run as "unpledged," all three delegates and the three alternates who were elected officially pledged to support Cruz on the first ballot, according to Colorado GOP party officials.
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Olajide then alternates five-minute sets of toning (using the resistance bands and gliding discs) with 3-5 minute jump rope sets, and ends the session with a choreographed five-to-eight-minute shadowboxing set.
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Mark Meadows told The Washington Post that each side alternates asking questions in set time blocks and that there has been no limit provided for the number of questions each side can ask the witnesses.
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Each one boasts a full-tang, triple-riveted, nitrogen-cooled blade that's unique not just for its flexibility and strength, but also for its ridiculously cool surface pattern that alternates between matte gray and silver.
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The Italian roaster expects a crop with good quality this year, despite the lower production, which it says is due to the biennial production cycle in Brazil which alternates years of high and low production.
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Top contenders, including Sam Mikulak and 2012 individual all-around Olympic bronze medalist Danell Leyva, will vie for one of eight coveted spots on the American squad, consisting of five team members and three alternates.
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Through a series of flashbacks we see some of the jury members and alternates reaching their breaking points during an eight-month trial that they were told initially was expected to last only several months.
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The show's numbers include a thrilling "Summertime," a chilling "Love for Sale" and a delightful "Just One of Those Things" (in which she alternates between singing as Sinatra and as Mercer, who died in 1984).
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The novel alternates chapters between Singh's present-day struggle to decipher Gaitonde's message and Gaitonde's narration of his criminal career, and the series does a similar dance, moving with reasonable fluidity between its two modes.
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The production inevitably brings to mind another memoir of a show, the current hit "Springsteen on Broadway," in which the rock star Bruce Springsteen alternates recitations from his autobiography with introspective performances of his songs.
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But instead of talking like grim-faced, gravel-voiced hosts, they inhabit the voice of a particular kind of viewer at home, one who alternates between being seized by the sensational story and ridiculing it.
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The best that can be said about Thijs de Vlieger's score (which alternates clichés of Hans Zimmer's movie style with clichés of electronic dance music) and Edward Clug's choreography is that they serve the technology.
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It is on display in pregame warm-ups, when the big man with a guard's mentality alternates high-wattage smiles with acrobatic dunks and all manner of fist bumps and hand slaps with his teammates.
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Mr. Macron also aspires to be a postmodern president, the self-appointed harbinger of France's future, yet his tone and language alternates between elevated intellectual conceits and provocative street talk, sometimes sounding scornful, even patronizing.
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Dramatic license, perhaps, and yet not dramatic enough; the production, directed by the Huntington's artistic director, Peter DuBois, alternates too mechanically between whipping the same questionable points into crises and a sort of reactionary idleness.
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It's unknown what each of Stone's 120 potential jurors told the court in written questionnaires they filled out before the November trial, well before the prosecutors and defense narrowed the jury to 12 plus alternates.
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The only person who enjoys that more than the Democratic base and the press is the president himself, who alternates between seeing the Republican nominee as a charlatan and as a dangerous amplifier for hatred.
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However, the showcase for order announcements, which alternates each year with the Paris Airshow, is expected to be quieter this year as airlines await direction from a faltering economy after several years of strong demand.
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Adapted from the graphic novel of the same name, The Death of Stalin alternates between wildly funny set-pieces, hilarious machinations among Stalin acolytes vying for power, and unsettling scenes of extrajudicial arrests and murder.
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" The 110-song album alternates between genres, though Persona 5's soundscape is best-described as jazzy, whether it's upbeat tracks like the kinetic "Life Will Change," or the more subdued instrumentals of "Beneath the Mask.
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But Russian television, which is where the vast majority of people get their information, alternates between uplifting stories about growing domestic production and Russia's boundless resources, and fear-mongering reports about United States aggression toward Russia.
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Coates was participating in eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), a form of therapy in which a patient relives a traumatic event while keeping track of a stimulus that alternates from one side to the other.
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Anyone who's seen a previous Guest mockumentary will recognize the pattern: he alternates sit-down talking-head interviews with footage of the developing narrative, leading up to a big defining event that connects all the characters.
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The book's tone alternates, sometimes within a single paragraph, between the citation-heavy pop psychology of a TED talk and the aw-shucks wisdom of a homily at a prosperous stone church in a D.C. suburb.
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As Republican delegates, alternates, and their guests stood to greet their new leader, Trump's face was difficult to read—even though his emotional range, at least publicly, tends to alternate between calm braggadocio and spectacular anger.
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Clips focusing on Africa to be showed during its Sport Relief event, which is broadcast by the BBC and which alternates with Red Nose Day each year, will see local people take center stage, she said.
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Longer cycles like the Pacific Decadal Oscillation, which alternates every 20-30 years between warm phases that make El Niños stronger and more frequent and cooler ones, make the role of climate change harder to discern.
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It breaks up the lengthy year into 24 months of 365.24668 and 28 Martian days — each of which alternates between Latin and Sanskrit names for constellations of the zodiac, like Virgo and its Sanskrit equivalent, Kanya.
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He told the podcast Ben Greenfield Fitness: Diet, Fat Loss and Performance that he uses an at-home near-infrared SaunaSpace tent in addition to a barrel sauna, which he alternates with an ice bath, daily.
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Before the court can seat 12 jurors and alternates, the lawyers on both sides also hope to screen potential jurors for bias in regard to the federal government, Ukrainians, politics and lobbying work, or Mueller's office.
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For instance, when Roy is alone on a long-haul space mission, he alternates between watching an old message from his emotionally distant dad, and a breakup video from his emotionally frustrated ex-wife (Liv Tyler).
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He alternates from family-only weekends to heavy work weekends, often spent in California, where he is thought to be considering a Senate run should Senator Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat, decide not to seek another term.
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In the northern Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado, a group that alternates between the names al-Sunnah wa Jama'ah, Swahili Sunna or al‑Shabab, has unleashed a series of attacks on an impoverished region bordering Tanzania.
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All of them are back for this movie, which alternates between flashbacks to the past and the modern-day present, in which the grown-up Losers — an all-star cast of adults — have to face their demons.
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When not in the studio with Kreidler, the film alternates between shots of streetscapes and shots of Emigholz's notebooks, which are filled with text and collaged images of ticket stubs, models with Hitler mustaches, and phallic imagery.
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In addition, roughly half the 200-odd full members of the Central Committee (its other members, known as alternates, do not have voting rights) will retire, or will have been arrested during Mr Xi's anti-corruption campaign.
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The 30-year-old Spaniard, a three-times winner of the Rogers Cup tournament that alternates each year between Toronto and Montreal, was only recently given clearance to compete in Rio despite not fulfilling the qualification criteria.
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Plane spotters attending the show, which by entente cordiale alternates annually with that in Paris, will be hoping for an appearance by one of the F-35 Lightning fighters delivered recently to Britain's air force and navy.
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Packer alternates between Fremdscham for Holbrooke's lower gambits—such as offering at least one Wall Street banker ennoblement at the Council on Foreign Relations in return for business—and awe at the man's sheer capacity to climb.
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This graceful and understated novel, which alternates between glimpses of the aging lovers in the present and flashbacks of their past together, is meant, in part, as a portrait of a particularly repressive period in gay history.
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"Ghost Forests" is an enthralling new album featuring Lattimore and Meg Baird, the prolific singer and multi-instrumentalist known for her work in Heron Oblivion, a psychedelic-rock band that alternates between walloping and soothing the listener.
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The novel alternates between the months surrounding his mother's betrayal and some 60 years later, when Myshkin is reading old letters his mother wrote to a close friend about her departure from India and life in Bali.
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Often she alternates the color of the dots, too, using lighter and darker shades in groups of five or six to create patterns that could pass for grassy plains or for those same grassy plains on fire.
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Both have the same highly-worked look, a palette that alternates between the brightly-colored and the monochromatically somber, and a palpable sense of physical pressure — both in terms of paint application and their jostling, muscular composition.
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They are among 12 jurors and six alternates ready to hear the case of a nanny accused of stabbing to death two young children in her care in an affluent part of the neighborhood six years ago.
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The exhibition, which Gomes spent three weeks installing in the museum space, alternates between rooms in which works are presented sparingly, and those in which they form conglomerates, with many pieces spread out on walls and floor.
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As the pool is whittled down to 12 jurors, each side can use up to seven peremptory challenges to eliminate potential jurors without offering a reason; in selecting six alternates, each side will get three more challenges.
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This problem continues in the second season, which, in its first two episodes, alternates between sequences of masterly beauty—including two memorable acts of digital terrorism—and one too many deep talks between Elliott and his friends.
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With help from a cooperative and a budget of $14,000, she turned her story into "La Pointe Courte," which alternates between a man and woman dealing with their relationship and a fishing village facing its own challenges.
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Both on his TV shows and in his standup, he alternates between being the forthright guy who knows better than everyone else and the self-loathing, out-of-touch guy who realizes he knows nothing at all.
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Listening to the first movement of Rachmaninov's Concerto No. 2 in C minor, I could clearly hear every piano note as it alternates between the melody and accompaniment for the orchestra, even when other instruments have the spotlight.
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A part of a new generation of what the writer Max Read termed "busybody" journalists, Ngo at rallies practices a kind of participant reporting that alternates freely between mocking the far left, anthropologizing it, and cowering from it.
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A little closer to home is the so-called "Millennial whoop," which alternates between the fifth and third notes of a major scale and is featured in songs like Katy Perry's 'California Gurls' and Twenty-one Pilots' 'Ride.
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It alternates between stolen happy moments when Derek teaches Sara some hip hop moves (but really reawakens her love of dance), and ones when they have to deal with the outside world judging or coming between their relationship.
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His style is marked by a kind of calm hysteria, or a calm that alternates with hysteria, as he struggles with the things that the straight world and his formerly closeted and frightened self think should remain unsaid.
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Together with director Allan Sigurðsson, Kjartansson made the music video, which alternates between Kristín Anna at home, in some shots visibly pregnant, and also outdoors, torching a rickety construction in a stunning setting next to a glacial river.
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But such riches have eluded the alternates for other stars, such as Curtis Painter and Jim Sorgi, who backed up Peyton Manning in Indianapolis, and Chase Daniel and Luke McCown, who sat behind Drew Brees in New Orleans.
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If you have a bottle-fed baby — or a baby who alternates between breastfeeding and bottle-feeding as our son did — you are going to be using baby bottles many times a day for many months on end.
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Beginning festively, with some audience members seated at a large central table and served a meal that includes borscht, pierogies and apple sauce, the performance alternates celebration with danger, and then turns mournful, with exquisite polyphonic choral music.
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He started posting daily stories—strings of images and videos—in which he alternates between shouting business advice (Get up earlier!) and being a cool 40-year-old dude who works out (a lot) and goes to basketball games.
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Bielby alternates between Jude, Antigone, and a method-acting teacher, Maria Petrovna (also the name of Konstantin Stanislavski's wife, referred to in the book Stanislavski in Rehearsal, which appears onstage) — based on Stella Adler and played to hysterical effect.
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There's also a touch of Spike Lee's Inside Man in the way the story alternates the action inside the studio with the police response outside, led by a brisk, no-nonsense police chief, played by Breaking Bad's Giancarlo Esposito.
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But for me, Lost Somewhere is the masterpiece, where all of the band's wide ranging influences come collide in songs like the epic closer "Get Thee Gone," which alternates between a gentle banjo-driven ballad and roaring noise crescendos.
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The rest of the show, which is basically a 45-minute mobile drama in a dozen or more short acts, alternates staged reality with zany satire, though, as usual, Mr. Reyes tends to resist making clear distinctions between modes.
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Other actors involved include Richard Kind as David's hapless dad, Jennifer Grey as his determined mother, and Paul Reiser as the wealthy country club benefactor who alternates between rolling his eyes at David and accidentally-on-purpose mentoring him.
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What he finds in the basement structures the rest of the novel, which alternates between the way Colin tries to live with knowing his father's secret, and the way Diane, his mother, tries to live, well, without knowing it.
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A jury of 12 military officers with perhaps as many alternates is to be drawn from a pool of active-duty military officers from any or all of the four services — the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps.
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You still get a brushed aluminum lid, that familiar clamshell body, and the same chiclet-style keyboard, while cosmetically, the deck alternates between soft touch carbon fiber and Dell's new woven glass fiber deck depending on which color you choose.
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Season Stats: Reasons to Doubt the Season Statistics: The Seahawks have had an awkward roller coaster of a season where quarterback Russell Wilson alternates between looking like a scared child and a Hall of Famer, sometimes in the same game.
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The one-minute approach is "the most intense flavor of interval training," an approach that alternates between all-out exercise and less-intense activities, said Gibala, who led the study (PDF), which was published in April in the journal PLOS ONE.
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As Richard Werner, the author of "Princes of the Yen", a history of the central bank's failures, points out, by tradition the job alternates every five years between a candidate backed by the finance ministry and a "true-born" BoJ insider.
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Yet with all the anxiety that emanates from theses transitions, the film alternates between the contrasting environments in an upbeat flow, infused with humor and irony, while accurately depicting the crises of a generation torn schizophrenically between two unfavorable worlds.
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Now, facing charges that could send him to prison for the rest of his life, he'll need to work that same dark magic on an audience of 12 jury members and four alternates, for his most important client ever: Himself.
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Occupying the tiny cockpit for the trip was project co-founder Andre Borschberg, who alternates with fellow pilot Bertrand Piccard at the controls for each segment of what they hope will be the first round-the-world solar-powered flight.
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The film alternates between footage taken on April 15, 1967, at the Spring Mobilization to End the War in Vietnam march in New York, which King addressed, and interviews with three Vietnam veterans, filmed less than a month after King's death.
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And although Helms alternates between perspectives — frequently leaving Steve's head to offer third-person descriptions of the environment — "Penguins" only grants internal life to one creature out of thousands, concealing the symbiotic relationships that sustain life in such a harsh climate.
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Opening arguments in the case were scheduled to begin later Tuesday afternoon in U.S. District Court in Alexandria, Va., after the jury, along with three female alternates and one male alternate, receive instructions in their duties by the trial judge.
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The show alternates between tackling more recent documentaries (turning Wild Wild Country into "Batshit Valley," or Jiro Dreams of Sushi into "Juan Loves Chicken and Rice") and classic ones (Grey Gardens becomes "Sandy Passage," Stop Making Sense becomes "Final Transmission").
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The regular meeting between the head of the U.S. Pacific Command and the chief of staff of the Philippine military alternates each year between Honolulu and Manila and covers activities such as intelligence gathering, humanitarian assistance and disaster response, and conventional exercises.
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The jury was seated within a few hours — six women, six men, and four alternates (three women and one man) — notwithstanding previous arguments by Manafort's lawyers that the high-profile nature of the case would make it difficult to seat an impartial jury.
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At his side is Chasten, a 29-year-old former drama teacher who has quickly carved out his own place in the spotlight — in part thanks to his active Twitter, where he alternates sweet, humorous and political posts, and his regular interviews.
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A three-piece, plastic garment by Anthony (Taco) Guillen alternates in electric green and hot magenta sections, its flaunting, triangular top crossed by a silver chain — when Guillen wore it in a la Calle, the result was functional but futuristic, bold but serious.
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Smiley is nowhere in sight: The book, whose complex structure alternates scenes from the past and present, is about an English traitor named Magnus Pym and his vexed relationship with his con-man father, Rick (modeled on Mr. le Carré's own dad, Ronnie).
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For 18 days, 12 jurors and six alternates have dutifully showed up to a federal courthouse in Newark as the Justice Department tries to prove the New Jersey Democrat engaged in a years-long bribery scheme with a wealthy doctor from Florida.
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Jolie Olie's other successes are in the same thematic family: There's the gas mask transformed into a water bong, the glass blunt, the 7-gram blunt… In the video where he alternates between dabs and large whiffs of helium, he almost passes out.
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Cadi and Owen's traditional gumshoeing alternates with a psychological thriller taking place in the remote farmstead where the abductor — a muddled, sadly pathetic psychopath named Dylan (Rhodri Meilir) — lives with his mother, daughter and whichever woman he currently has shackled in the cellar.
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But where the tap dancers' every step was music, either rhythm or a rest, in flamenco the center of musical expression regularly alternates between the feet and the upper body, the percussion concentrated in climaxes like the rapid strumming of flamenco guitar.
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The Los Angeles County District Attorney's office said prosecutors planned to deliver opening statements on Wednesday, after the judge and attorneys for both sides spent two weeks selecting 12 jurors and 12 alternates for a trial expected to last about five months.
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Flights and housing have to be sorted out, including where to stage hundreds of would-be jurors and then, once chosen, where to sequester the jury of 12 military officers plus alternates for what is projected to be a nine-month trial.
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He is torn between Juliette, a possessive college student who alternates between lashing out and gnawing on his face, and Madisson, who just graduated from college with an engineering degree but cannot engineer an end to her toxic long-running attraction to him.
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With her mom driving her around, Coleman alternates each week between protesting in the morning for about an hour before school (often missing part of her homeroom class) or in the middle of the day during lunch (and missing the start of her Spanish class).
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She alternates between the points of view of Shawn Matthews, a fortysomething ex-felon whose sister Ava was killed by a Korean convenience store clerk, and Grace Park, a 224-year-old pharmacist who doesn't understand why her older sister and mother are estranged.
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Like Hillary Clinton and Angela Merkel, she adopted a uniform of basic pantsuits, though she alternates them with straight, above-the-knee skirts to emphasize her femininity (see her much-discussed campaign poster with its flash of thigh) and the occasional jeans and trench coat.
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And while some jurors expressed fear about having to serve on a trial where they would face the notorious drug lord, as the trial progressed the 12 jurors and eight alternates seemed at ease, sometimes laughing and chatting with each other during short breaks.
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This trajectory resonates with Detroit's DIY gallery culture, and is perhaps what led Hoffmann to single out Martínez for the slot in the 2017 "Detroit Affinities" line-up, which alternates between Detroit-based artists and out-of-towners whose work resonates with one another.
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Joseph Llanes While the song itself is guaranteed to be stuck in your head all day, what really struck us was Kelsea's style throughout the video, which easily alternates between the perfect weekend uniform and dramatic, over-the-top pieces that would turn JLo green with envy.
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One by one, the jurors and alternates were brought before the judge, asked if they were able to give Manafort the presumption of innocence until the end of the trial, and asked if they had heard any comments about the "weight or effect" of the evidence.
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Lady Gaga's residency alternates between the pop fantasia Enigma and the stripped-down Jazz and Piano, a move that requires the stage crew to fully break down the former's expansive planetarium-esque set and replace it with the midcentury swank of the songbook standard-driven show.
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A video of her awkward 2003 Grammy acceptance for Best New Artist is quite the time warp; note Alicia Keys doing the most with Cyndi Lauper behind her while a nervous Jones alternates between shouting and whispering her gratitude in a manner that rivals Office-style cringeyness.
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Created within a residency at Access Space in Sheffield, UK, the Processing-developed Cat++ is a one-of-a-kind "cat simulator" that alternates classic but cute cat interactions with random, uncontrollable, and hysterical moments that are translated through a series of 8-bit-esque animations.
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As they play, an animated version of the game action materializes, and for the rest of the episode, the screen alternates between the animation and the human players, who are sometimes in character and sometimes making wisecracks or seeking clarification as to what's happening in the story.
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He follows this with the repeated counterpoint, "America never was America to me," and through the rest of this remarkable poem he alternates between the oppressed and the wronged of America, and the great dreams that they have for their country, that can never be extinguished.
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The Rogers Cup, which alternates between Toronto and Montreal where Bouchard was born and raised, has never exactly been home-sweet-home for the Canadian who has made seven main draw appearances but four times dropped her opening match and only once advanced past the second round.
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As with Beyer's novel, it alternates the points of view of Hermann Karnau, a (fictional) sound-recording engineer in World War II-era Germany, and Helga, the oldest of Nazi Minister of Propaganda Joseph Goebbels's six children (their last name, coyly, never appears in the text itself).
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Cercas did some sleuthing of his own, and "The Impostor" alternates between Marco's version of his life (not just survival in the camps but years of clandestine anti-Franco struggle back in Spain) and the life he actually led—one of run-of-the-mill conformity.
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Despite the avalanche of news accounts, prosecutors and defense lawyers are trying to find 12 jurors and six alternates in Manhattan who can put aside what they have read or heard about Mr. Weinstein and judge the case solely on the evidence introduced in the courtroom.
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Two thousand summonses were issued in the hope of getting 500 potential jurors to report Tuesday to the State Supreme Court, where the judge and lawyers for both sides will begin whittling the pool down to 12 people and six alternates, said Lucian Chalfen, a court spokesman.
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This despite the fact that Cloud Atlas showcased Grant's surprising range six years ago: Playing six characters across six different timelines, including an odious counterculture-era CEO and a post-apocalyptic cannibal, Grant alternates between playing funny, weird, and legitimately scary in the Wachowskis's batshit epic.
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On Tuesday night, a campaign spokesman for Ms. Harris said she still supports and prefers the elimination of private insurers, but also noted that she had previously backed other bills that are alternates to "Medicare for all" that would preserve some role for the insurance industry.
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The jury panel is made up of 12 jurors and four alternates, including a college administrator from the Fort Greene neighborhood, an older man who ran youth groups in East Flatbush, a sous-chef from Kensington and a man from Carroll Gardens who is a musician and retired carpenter.
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Even BoJack's fellow actor and typically jovial foil Mr. Peanutbutter (Paul F. Tompkins) is forced to do some self-reflection over the course of episode 8, which alternates between four Halloween parties and how they marked a turning point in his relationship with his three wives and current girlfriend.
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The July 11-17 event, which alternates with the Paris Airshow as the industry's premier showcase, will see new jets displayed including the world's most expensive warplane, the Lockheed Martin F-35, but is not expected to produce the flood of civil jetliner orders seen in previous years.
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It's all in Korean with no subtitles, but it really doesn't matter — everything you need to know is conveyed through her ecstatic tone and the background music, which alternates from cheery sitar music to presidential parade music to music that sounds ripped straight from an Indiana Jones movie.
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While Sally's reaction alternates between amusing and bittersweet -- overwhelmed by feelings that leave her excited and confused -- those around her are so exaggerated as to distract from that sense of discovery, starting with the fact that as he's presented, it's hard to imagine what she ever saw in David.
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The Jury Total: 12 (7 women and 5 men) Alternates: 6 Number of times the judge has sent the jury out of the courtroom (and not for breaks!): 81 Judge William Walls regularly has the jury whisked out of the courtroom to determine the admissibility of certain evidence.
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On paper, it's actually an official pre-Olympics training camp at Martha and Bela Karolyi's ranch, a gymnastics enclave reached by gravel-and-dirt roads in the middle of the woods, and it's for the five women and three alternates who will head to Brazil in a few weeks.
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The fat-guy wrestler invariably occupies a space between threatening and comedic, and often alternates between the two rapidly and without much logic as to why he's one or the other; one minute you're a barely restrained killer in the ring, the next you're dancing in a diaper.
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In 2017, the artist Adam Pendleton made a video portrait of Rainer that alternates between footage from 1978 of her dancing her minimalist-leaning "Trio A" sequence and present-day scenes of her reading found text accounting the deaths of black Americans including Eric Garner and Tamir Rice.
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Set in Europe (mainly Venice) during the Napoleonic Wars, the book alternates between the narration of Henri, who wants to be a drummer in Napoleon's army, but ends up a cook, and Villanelle, the cross-dressing daughter of a Venetian boatman, born with webbed feet during a solar eclipse.
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And of course, Taylor Swift, whom Ms. Bryan has studied in depth, from that singer's early-career fixation on cool girls and the girls they exclude, and also the way she alternates between breathlessly racing through syllables and then pulling back to hit a few of them with power.
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Though Nolan engages in some of the temporal trickery of past films like "Memento" — the film alternates among three periods of time (one week, one day, one hour) — "Dunkirk" focuses on the simple problem of evacuating Allied soldiers who are trapped on a beach, utterly exposed to German attacks.
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Though Nolan engages in some of the temporal trickery of past films like "Memento" — the film alternates among three periods of time (one week, one day, one hour) — "Dunkirk" focuses on the simple problem of evacuating Allied soldiers who are trapped on a beach, utterly exposed to German attacks.
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" This "contamination" by current affairs is something the novel deftly achieves as it alternates between past and present, echoing a premise on the first page that "the present is dry, but add reverb and you can hear time reverse its flow, slipping on into the past, into echo and disaster.
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Primarily set at the Grand Hotel in Brighton, the story alternates between the lives of a middle-aged diving coach-cum-hotel manager named Moose Finch, his newly adult daughter Freya, and a confused young man named Dan caught in a Northern Ireland bound up in years of political contention.
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But that's where Schreck's teen girl energy kicks in: When she brings on Williams (who alternates performances with Ciprian) to join her in the debate, Williams brings with her all the galvanizing force of today's youth, who refuse to accept a subordinate place in the patriarchal hierarchy of US culture.
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Foust alternates in the part with Jake Ryan Flynn and Ryan Sell.) Young Charlie lives hand-to-mouth with his mother (Emily Padgett) and his four grandparents (Kristy Cates, Madeleine Doherty, Paul Slade Smith and John Rubinstein), in a trash heap of a house that suggests Samuel Beckett being whimsical.
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The narrative alternates between travelogue-like accounts of their 17 days on the road, from the Pirsigs' home in Minnesota to the Pacific Coast, and long interior monologues that he calls his "Chautauquas," after the open-air educational meetings at Lake Chautauqua, N.Y., popular with self-improvers since the 19th century.
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Burns has settled into a nice groove of late, one where he alternates his gigantic, sweeping epics, like The Civil War or 1840's Baseball or 93's The Roosevelts, with smaller, more personal films, often focusing on individuals or less epic moments within the grand tapestry of American history.
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"Having the full 24-hour care of an infant – every diaper change, every feeding, it's all on you," Jessa, 23, says in the clip, while Ben, 20, alternates between changing diapers and hitting the sound booth with Flame, a Christian hip hop artist he "hit it off" with, much to Jessa's amusement.
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Denial alternates between power chord-driven urgency and thoughtful piano and horn-laden arrangements, with elements that, in less capable hands, might be written off as indie rock anachronism: reckless mixing, harpoon synth lines, unexpected rhythmic turns, dynamic builds that collapse into total chaos, and guitars that make guitars sound exciting again.
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He alternates between gloom and hope, noting the loss of certain things — his fading visual memories of his family and himself, terrified that if he lost the memory of his face, then he would no longer know himself — and the discovery of others: the sound of rain, the vividness of his dreams.
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The sharp increase in orange juice stocks is due to a large crop of the fruit harvested in Brazil's Sao Paulo state last year, when the trees in that region were going through the "on-year" in the biennial production cycle that alternates years of higher and lower outputs, the association said.
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This gripping novel alternates between two story lines: in one, the budding con artists Nat and Ruth struggle to survive in an abusive Christian foster home; in the other, set some years in the future, Ruth, inexplicably rendered mute, leads her niece, Cora, on a journey across New York State on foot.
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In this unjustly criticized work, Bernstein's poignant setting of the traditional Jewish mourner's prayer alternates with episodes in which a narrator (a riveting Jeremy Irons), speaking a text by the composer, engages in a fierce argument with God, that "angry, wrinkled old majesty," backed up by a feisty orchestra and frightened chorus.
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