At times we didn't field well, at times we didn't hit, at times we didn't pitch well.
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At times, there's a playfulness, at times, a pensive quality.
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At times you pity her, at times you hate her.
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It's at times wildly contentious, it's at times quite sporting.
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At times, we looked good and at times, we looked pitiful.
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"Well, at times it was annoying, at times funny," she said.
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"At times, we are great at both ends -- at times," Simmons said.
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At times cheeky, at times condescending, he had an answer for everything.
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" He added, "At times, we will prevail; at times, we will fail.
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Moreover, this is a state that has at times seen Biden lead, at times, has seen Warren lead and at times has seen Bernie lead.
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Jonathan's journey is at times hilarious, at times harrowing--and always refreshingly honest.
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This process may at times be messy, and at times will necessitate disagreement.
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At times, it seems dormant; at times, it comes heatedly to the fore.
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"Partially therapeutic, at times painful, and yet also, at times, very liberating," she says.
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We have, at times, been disengaged and at times, we sought to dictate our terms.
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But McArdle is doing incredible work here — at times unbearably frustrating, at times surprisingly endearing.
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At times heartbreaking, at times inspiring, these are some of the moments that stand out.
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The hacker's English is also clearly not native, and was at times excellent, and at times awful.
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The exhibition is like a painstakingly rendered, at times interesting, at times monotonous handwritten note saying goodbye.
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Below are the winners and losers from an at times funny and at times deeply uneven show.
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"Mark seemed ambivalent, at times urging Brett on and at times telling him to stop," Ford said Thursday.
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Dr. Blasey delivered her opening statement, at times through tears, at times resolute — but always with palpable emotion.
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"The offense helps us at times, and we help them out at times," Eagles defensive end Chris Long said.
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I did raise my voice at times, I was moody at times, there were times when I was tactless.
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The public archives of OSI's debate over SSPL are at times informative and at times amusing, bordering on comical.
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The two combine forces to make an indie punk record that is at times fun and at times tender.
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"At times there could be a good shutdown, at times there may not be a good shutdown," Mnuchin said.
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At times the show has flirted with sympathy for vigilante justice; at times, its own detectives have taken part.
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Making the album, Mr. Vernon said earlier this month, was at times spontaneous, at times convoluted and often uncertain.
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"I wanted the photographs to be funny, but also at times disturbing, at times moving and beautiful," Sohier said.
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Yet already the city is at times panicked, at times deserted, struggling to adapt to its new, frontline status.
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In response, Mr. Zuckerberg — at times defiant and at times conciliatory — defended the social network, Ms. Sandberg and his own record.
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Those cuts have also affected Cure Violence: At times it's been in 15 Chicago neighborhoods, and at times virtually shut down.
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Trump has been at times critical of the Saudis over the death of Khashoggi, and at times defensive of the crown prince.
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A populist backlash against globalization has taken hold in developed markets—at times focused on free trade and at times on immigration.
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She is a vastly imperfect person by any standard, at times brave and at times venal, obviously admirable and obviously self-interested.
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She was the antithesis of the fashionista stereotype: funny and relatable — at times neurotic and little insecure, at times calm and confident.
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His film, though heavy and at times heart-wrenching, leans heavily into comedy — self-deprecating and humiliating at times, but no less funny.
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Clinton's approach to handling email and other communications, at times cavalier, at times calculated to ensure information would not fall into the wrong hands.
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"I won't lie, I mean, at times I want to play, at times I don't want to play," Hali said on SirusXM NFL radio.
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The mayor — at times feisty, at times aloof — has become embroiled in countless headline-grabbing tussles with the tabloids, the police force and Gov.
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What we have is something of a seductive tease, a haunted film that at times entrances and delights and at times offends and embarrasses.
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The fifty or so people broke up into seven different subgroups which at times came together and at times separately over lunches, dinners and drinks.
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Italy has its problems, as do others, and is aware of its shortcomings, which it has addressed at times successfully and at times less so.
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We may be a little bit smaller at times at the 3 and we may be bigger than we've been at times at the 4.
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"The shortest was seven days and the longest was 16 days," said Quynh, speaking at times through an interpreter and at times in broken English.
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Critics have questioned Amazon's programming decisions, saying at times that they were driven by sexism, at times that it was the experiment of a Hollywood outsider.
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As prime minister Yildirim has often adopted a folksy style in his speeches, at times glum, at times injecting humor as he reaches out to voters.
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We all know that at times we've shined beyond even our own greatest expectations, and at times we've failed spectacularly to the point of self-shock.
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He's a sensitive soul, at times bitterly cynical, at times charmingly naïve, always courteous, in the grip of a desperate compulsion to own nothing at all.
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Gurley finished with just 33 carries for 35 yards and one catch for a loss, at times looking like his usual, explosive self, at times appearing ineffective.
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But there's certainly thematically some things I could relate to, like how what Annie and Baxter are going through is at times dramatic and at times comedic.
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At times introspective and sharply observational—listen to the furious, twinkling "My City"—at times simply wild and ridiculous, Antidepressant is above all consistently and disorientingly great.
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I have found myself at times being the voice of reason and a calming influence, and at times yelling at them because I don't have the answers.
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In making the character work for a broader audience, the team behind Sonic the Hedgehog didn't sacrifice the at-times embarrassing, at-times lovable parts of Sonic.
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The White House has used both of these legal arguments, at times separately and at times together, to try to block the testimony of McGahn, Hicks and others.
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The extraordinary vocal ensemble Roomful of Teeth delivered a superb performance — at times stationary, at times moving around the stage in simple, yet effective choreography by Martell Ruffin.
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Here, wearing a filmy full-length brown dress, she's at times paired with Nicholas Coppula (even taller), at times with Matthew Dibble (shorter but another central character here).
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I found Quixotism in the world at times irritating, and at times cruel, and instead I saw the heroism of Don Quixote's friends and neighbors, the "normal" people.
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But Salazar has spent the days since the Tablet and City and State articles defending herself — at times persuasively, at times not — against the charges leveled in the pieces.
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Mr. Trump's dialogue with business leaders has at times been freewheeling, and at times focused on topics that were first dissected in small sessions with staff or cabinet members.
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His explorations of the miscommunications between men and women can turn into meditations, at times acute, at times coy, on the nature of cinema and the reliability of narrative.
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Mr. Trump's dialogue with business leaders has at times been freewheeling, and at times focused on topics that were first dissected in small sessions with staff or cabinet members.
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"I think he has hurt his campaign at times by saying things that were unwise, and I think at times he's been truly a historic figure," Mr. Gingrich said.
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Their eponymous debut and final album is at times ecstatic and raucous, at times melancholy, lonely and oddly retrospective for a band with the word "modern" in their name.
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" - Wes, 35 "Long wait at Times Square Applebee's.
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At times he was tearful, at times he was defiant, the suit says, with Sheikh promising to stop counseling women but insisting that he continue his work as an imam.
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Altman repeated questions to her when she appeared to not understand court proceedings, her answers were provided at times in broken English and at times through court-appointed Mandarin translators.
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At times tearful, at times defiant on Saturday, Ms. Knox recounted her odyssey for nearly an hour, occasionally breaking down, such as while recalling an injustice or a kindness received.
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The two-day, 16-hour process — at times illuminating, at times monotonous — represents the senators' only chance to have a voice in the Trump impeachment trial, at least until final deliberations.
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"I felt like I was bullying him a little bit at times, like I felt like I was a little too hard on him at times," Cruz said of their childhoods.
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The defense of Werth in left has been better of late, and he has hit for power at times but has also been out in front of breaking balls at times.
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Though at times the three-quarters-full room was subdued, and at times there was more posting of pictures on Instagram than bidding, competition on the telephones ensured some exceptional prices.
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But she was one of its most intriguing figures, at times sphinx-like, at times expressive, and always fashionable, with a glamorous wardrobe that rotated between Michael Kors and Dolce & Gabbana.
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" She continued, "It's been mentally & physically exhausting at times.
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" He adds, "It became a toxic relationship at times.
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" Variety called it "warm, emotional, and at times wise.
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At times, ferns are simply visually implausible — beautifully silly.
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" "At times like these, Mexico needs to tread lightly.
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The nuanced political history of both internment and McCarthyism demonstrate that both major parties have stood at times on the right side of history and also at times have violated democratic ideals.
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In a six-hour session in front of parliament's Business and Work and Pensions committees, Green was at times contrite, at times exasperated and at one point came close to walking out.
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Outside of New York City, dozens of other symbols have also come down in the last two months — at times under order of local officials, and at times because of public force.
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That he was raised at times middle class and at times lower middle class depending on his father's career, Robbie says, is the reason he's so flashy about getting that desert money.
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It is also touching, at times, and funny, at times, and even a bit romantic — as well as cleverly, atmospherically vague in terms of this-world markers such as time and place.
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The complicated and at times cold relationship between the Pentagon and Google has put a spotlight on how the Defense Department and Silicon Valley do—and at times do not—do business.
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That withdrawal can't fully take place until 2020, however, so the United States did have a presence at these talks -- at times humming along in negotiations and at times promoting coal technology.
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Tongo Tongo, Niger (CNN)The convoy's progress is painstaking, the tracks it follows barely defined, at times though open terrain, at times through the thick wooded areas that worry the soldiers most.
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Sofia, having spent the bulk of her 25 years in thrall to her mother's needs — at times ministering to her, at times succumbing to sympathy pains — is as unreliable as they come.
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This fascination has at times manifested as horror at their destructive power, at times as a desire to build more of them — but, above all, has rested on a foundation of ignorance.
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At times the cheerleaders seemed perfectly engaged with their surroundings, inching forward with anticipation whenever the Korean team made a rare foray toward goal, waving back at times to curious passers-by.
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So part of the undergirding to this story of a new LA is the at times explicit at times unspoken comparison to New York City, a preeminent global capital for visual art.
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As a result, women have been barred at times from certain sections on public buses in ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods, and have at times been kept from walking on certain sidewalks in Haredi areas.
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At times, the company has experienced greater price competition in the domestic money transfer business related to higher principal amounts, and at times may take targeted pricing actions where competitors have been active.
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I thought the entertainment was at times pretty funny, at times pretty disgusting and at all times, not very respectful of either the president or of the crowd that assembled to hear it.
|
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Still not completely back to her former playing shape, she was slow at times to react to her backhand side and was off rhythm at times on the stretch or at the net.
|
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The result is a compelling, if at times, complicated read.
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At times he was very generous, at others excessively mean.
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The press corps at times seemed invested in misunderstanding her.
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At times her diction was nearly identical to her mother's.
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I felt guilty and, at times, and a bit ashamed.
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At times it was amusing, other days it was disruptive.
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He has some discomfort at times but handling it well.
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We just couldn't get a handle on it at times.
|
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At times, Aquarians may seem aloof, cagey, or overly idealistic.
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But their relations with Kenyans have, at times, been tense.
|
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Making this record, I felt like Ashley O at times.
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RIVERA: He is -- he is uptight and inconsistent at times.
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At times, Omar appeared emotional with tears in her eyes.
|
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We went for steals at times when we shouldn't have.
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And at times, you still see the value in it.
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At times, our roles can be that of the teacher.
|
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At times, Exxon under Tillerson actively undermined US foreign policy.
|
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Trump has at times had positive words for Putin, and .
|
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And Sessions bucked his party politically at times as well.
|
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" She said that left her "upset" and "angry at times.
|
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Her effusive praise of Trump has at times drawn criticism.
|
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At times I even started to think he was right.
|
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Even the recommended specs can leave you scrambling at times.
|
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I tend to be victimized by my anger at times.
|
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You reached out to me at times when others didn't.
|
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It's almost a bit like the Lion King at times.
|
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It is terrifying at times, in training and in operations.
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And it feels this, at times, isn't being prioritised enough.
|
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The congresman at times seemed to relish the boisterous crowd.
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And at times, uneasy with the influence his words held.
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And how powerless my father must have felt at times.
|
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At times the family endured homelessness and nights without supper.
|
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At times, it was Rebekah's actions that caused the problems.
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At times, it even devolves into a simple action game.
|
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At times, they said, Ms. Mitro was left in tears.
|
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At times, the members' bigotry can be more specifically targeted.
|
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In her statements to investigators, Serrano at times contradicted herself.
|
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It was hard not feel sorry for Raonic at times.
|
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At times like that, it was hard to even pray.
|
|
They can serve well at times, but often are misunderstood.
|
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But other presidents have viewed career officials warily at times.
|
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At times, during this show, I laughed a little bit.
|
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That means things can just get downright strange at times.
|
|
At times, it seems like no other model is working.
|
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"We are tested at times of stress," Furman told Johnson.
|
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It was a struggle at times to reach this point.
|
|
At times, too, friends were arrested, and he said nothing.
|
|
At times, the music sounds like extremely abstruse cocktail piano.
|
|
Charlie: I've felt at times that things start to plateau.
|
|
On paper his speeches were stunningly disconnected, at times incoherent.
|
|
He also, at times, looked like a Walking Dead zombie.
|
|
But Trump's ideas about taxes have appeared contradictory at times.
|
|
At times it has claimed to hold various border towns.
|
|
At times, Dr. Gunter says, doctors may prescribe nerve medication.
|
|
These surreal, at times illusory images both shock and amuse.
|
|
Saudi Arabia and Qatar at times supported rival rebel groups.
|
|
Her own newspaper was covering her husband, at times critically.
|
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It has been, at times, a fraught process, Khatib said.
|
|
Rescuing animals seems like a rather thankless job at times.
|
|
Ethnic genocide has, at times, been a tactic in Afghanistan.
|
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Rivera said that is something that was lacking at times.
|
|
At times, brands approach influencers through an agency like Ogilvy.
|
|
At times, McMonagle became so passionate his face turned red.
|
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At times, it's simply hard to know what's going on.
|
|
But Mr Amin himself has at times espoused doctrinaire views.
|
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Which will probably make for some confused messaging at times.
|
|
Women also have a different approach to investing, at times.
|
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She pumped and squatted away — on one leg at times!
|
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There were people who tried to hurt him at times.
|
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At times, she'll simply ignore you when you're being obnoxious.
|
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At times his campaign seemed too frivolous to be consequential.
|
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Some at times hand out stoves for little or nothing.
|
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At times the seemingly futuristic proposal sounds a bit Jeffersonian.
|
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This is heartbreaking, and at times makes me feel helpless.
|
|
Gone was the seemingly crazed, even creepy at times, campaigner.
|
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At times I'm heartbroken, but I still love my country.
|
|
At times, Trump was motivated to obstruct the Russian investigation.
|
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It's more about the music than the words at times.
|
|
The IoT market can seem a bit stale at times.
|
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Instead, we all struggle with fear and discouragement at times.
|
|
Aubry described how he could be a nuisance at times.
|
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At times it's like The Shining directed by Cotton Mather.
|
|
At times on Monday night, it seemed like a wake.
|
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The latter makes Scared Famous hard to watch at times.
|
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Stanley Hyman, her future husband, lifelong interlocutor, and, at times,
|
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Your relationship is probably very therapeutic but, at times, challenging.
|
|
Statements were drowned out at times by the opposing camp.
|
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At times, the cuts are delivered to the wrong genes.
|
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At times, the punishingly long hours can have tragic consequences.
|
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" He added, "I have, at times, for stretches of time.
|
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At times, he stared at the ceiling as she spoke.
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AND THOSE SHORTS HAVE COVERED AT TIMES WHEN ANBANG SURFACED.
|
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Trump and Amazon have had a tense relationship at times.
|
|
He did have a tendency to be bratty at times.
|
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I think at times in my life perhaps I was.
|
|
At times, they seemed to embrace that outcome as fatalistic.
|
|
Sure, the stock market is confusing and scary at times.
|
|
" Kavanaugh adds ... "I might have been too emotional at times.
|
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But its class system is unstable and at times contradictory.
|
|
At times, he was accused of intentionally obstructing the process.
|
|
Members of Cosby's legal team smiled, even laughed, at times.
|
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He is known for being outspoken and at times, controversial.
|
|
Alito at times also suggested discomfort with the record below.
|
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Mr Wainwright's biography is detailed, at times too much so.
|
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And it seems neither can the Afghan army at times.
|
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At times, bills are sent to the wrong home address.
|
|
"At times I can't even believe I qualified," she says.
|
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Love finds you at times that you least expect it.
|
|
She is a positive force, mischievous and at times acerbic.
|
|
At times, it sounded like he only has one issue.
|
|
Hell, we'd consider the designer quite the comedian at times.
|
|
At times, we've gotten a glimpse of "this" Hillary Clinton.
|
|
At times, the episodes dragged and didn't really make sense.
|
|
Over nearly three hours of debate, tempers flared at times.
|
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At times during the night I could see their point.
|
|
It's a month long process, or sometimes more, at times.
|
|
Time Machine can get slightly boring or frustrating at times.
|
|
But at times, the protestors drowned out Heller's prepared remarks.
|
|
The press, for its part, has acted frenzied at times.
|
|
At times his voice sounded a little patchy and rough.
|
|
We have fallen prey to our own avarice at times.
|
|
Sutter: It's not hopeless, but it feels it at times.
|
|
And so it can feel, at times, like we're trapped.
|
|
At times, Pink's relentless interiority is altogether oppressive to read.
|
|
At times Biden did try to distance himself from Obama.
|
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Its set at times came within shouting distance of jazz.
|
|
It was a pleasant conversation, at times solemn, and Sen.
|
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Yes, I suppose that you can be cynical at times.
|
|
At times, the letter seemed like it would never come.
|
|
At times, it can seem like a massive, invisible process.
|
|
Trump, however, has struggled at times when talking about abortion.
|
|
At times, he appeared skeptical of arguments on both sides.
|
|
He has risked failure and, at times, been its victim.
|
|
Her account of its working can at times feel bleak.
|
|
And at times B & K does feel like a restaurant.
|
|
These were puzzling effects that were barely perceptible at times.
|
|
Hutchings's memory or judgment, but at times she couldn't write.
|
|
He attacks Trump regularly, at times with incorrect information. Jan.
|
|
Emotions were raw at times during the House committee proceedings.
|
|
At times, nearly every stroke seems a sudden, fresh event.
|
|
At times entertaining in its extremes, it's still fundamentally nonsensical.
|
|
"At times he's really, really good," Manager Joe Girardi said.
|
|
Visit us at Times Insider and follow us on Twitter.
|
|
He has tried, at times, to puncture his own bubble.
|
|
At times your furry apprentice will seem unruly, stubborn even.
|
|
Clinton has at times claimed full credit for the program.
|
|
But like Logan said, it does seem real, at times.
|
|
"At times, you just wanted to hang yourself," he said.
|
|
At times, the headphone cord tangled up with the handlebars.
|
|
But at times, the puppetry robs scenes of emotional gravitas.
|
|
Lubetsky said the barren landscape made her jumpy at times.
|
|
He also has the potential to be unhelpful at times.
|
|
But it's at times necessary to fight fire with fire.
|
|
That demonstrates that, at least at times, he is listening.
|
|
At times, Kelly was the source of his own downfall.
|
|
He can come off at times as a reluctant superstar.
|
|
This year's White House race has shifted unpredictably at times.
|
|
So it rushed to close them, at times with force.
|
|
At times, he said, he had nightmares about being raped.
|
|
He has, at times, a light touch from the bench.
|
|
At times, "The Fourth Estate" follows journalists into their homes.
|
|
Trump, however, has at times cast doubt on that conclusion.
|
|
At times I actually stepped backward, uncertain of my terrain.
|
|
The menu system can also be a maze at times.
|
|
He is welcomed at times but just as often rebuffed.
|
|
He is unserious, unfocussed, and, at times, it seems, unhinged.
|
|
At times, Barr certainly placed careful caveats around his views.
|
|
I suggested that he'd played along with that at times.
|
|
The three pieces are disjointed, awkward at times, but beautiful.
|
|
But, while it's hard at times, it won't always be.
|
|
Tesla's relationship with the media might be rocky at times.
|
|
At times, the whole city feels like a construction site.
|
|
Overall, Go Be Forgotten is expansive and, at times, contemplative.
|
|
At times it bleeds despair; at others, it promises hope.
|
|
At times your clinic hasn't just been challenged but vilified.
|
|
It was dazzling at times, infuriating at others, sometimes both.
|
|
Townsend has actually been sharply critical of Trump at times.
|
|
The game can be like playing a painting at times.
|
|
At times the site has been used for Easter services.
|
|
The reaction of all this has at times been damning.
|
|
At times, it is $200 or so cheaper on Amazon.
|
|
A lack of focus can at times compound these issues.
|
|
Clinton's team at times seemed consumed with positioning and optics.
|
|
At times like this, "Ryan seemed utterly alone," Bergner writes.
|
|
At times she burst into nervous chuckles after a misstep.
|
|
There are, at times, vile things said in those rooms.
|
|
At times like this, you really need your friends, right?
|
|
At times, she even went after her own conservative colleagues.
|
|
It goes in streaks; it goes in spurts at times.
|
|
At times this feeling was thrilling, and at others maddening.
|
|
At times, I had to live the polarities of sport.
|
|
This may at times put you in an uncomfortable place.
|
|
At times, the differences between the two sides were stark.
|
|
Like any new parent of twins, he's overwhelmed at times.
|
|
At times, the general election has felt like a sideshow.
|
|
He hugged those who approached him, and laughed at times.
|
|
The movie is messy, incoherent, and at times patently ridiculous.
|
|
It's a conclusion that's at times reached with actual laughter.
|
|
At times, she has struggled to articulate consistent policy stances.
|
|
My own attempts at humor were at times rather crude.
|
|
I'm wondering, Stitch Fix at times has mentioned network effects.
|
|
At times, candidates flashed revealing glimpses of their interior lives.
|
|
At times, the headaches arose with no triggers or warnings.
|
|
Show that it's sweet, but it's also crass at times.
|
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That I didn't, at times, howl with sorrow and need.
|
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At times, I think my own family doesn't understand this.
|
|
His inventions were at times gratuitous and other times breathtaking.
|
|
At times, coalition officers subverted their own chain of command.
|
|
However, at times the especially short stories left me unsatisfied.
|
|
It is spirited and hopeful and even, at times, lighthearted.
|
|
At times it seems like she could go either way.
|
|
That is how I felt at times in Oyeyemi's world.
|
|
It was a tremendous opportunity, but also frustrating, at times.
|
|
The works on view are remarkably powerful, at times uncomfortable.
|
|
"Hate" is at times a sloppy, frustrating and repetitive book.
|
|
Baltimore's bullpen, shaky at times, then took care of business.
|
|
At times he leaned back in his chair, appearing relaxed.
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Those disagreements will continue to become, at times, meaningfully adversarial.
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British political discourse resembles, at times, a national dream journal.
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Mr. Trump's remarks at times undercut his own emergency declaration.
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Ms. King at times pushed back and interrupted Mr. Kessler.
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The list has at times led to intense political jockeying.
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At times the conflicts between the two have turned deadly.
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"Corrections are kind of forgotten about at times," he said.
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Trump has, at times, appeared open to expanding background checks.
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They also need to prepare to be wrong at times.
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Just like with "Narcos," which is almost romantic at times.
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Dreyer's camera is frequently in motion, at times hysterically so.
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At times, that group seems to include Mr. Trump himself.
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At times, it can feel like the world is unraveling.
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Their goals are often surprisingly modest, even prosaic at times.
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Still, the tone of her email turned philosophical at times.
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They might even be a bit too dull at times.
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At times the filmmakers get terrifyingly close to live fire.
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Which at times has filled, or emptied, all of us.
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At times, he picks up only one passenger an hour.
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Service Kind, gentle and a bit too relaxed at times.
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So close that, at times, the two couldn't be distinguished.
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Carson, too, has questioned Trump's seriousness and thoughtfulness at times.
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That gave the hearing a rather surreal air at times.
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Iguodala also made sure to vocalize that message at times.
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At times, in fact, they don't know when to quit.
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" At times she would plead, "Mommy, do you know her?
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At times, he has emulated Mr. Trump's brash diplomatic style.
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"Yeah, I definitely struggled with it at times," he says.
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At times he appeared flustered, a bit befuddled and overmatched.
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Instead, look at times you've struggled or, even better, failed.
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At times this game was a huge struggle for me.
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Special teams have been problematic for the Islanders at times.
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It was, at times, an enthralling intellectual battle of billionaires.
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"At times like this you put differences aside," Murtaugh added.
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At times, there seemed to be more officials than voters.
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PATINKIN The question was, at times, Who is the terrorist?
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Intonation was problematic at times, especially in duets and ensembles.
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At times he elicited laughter from the usually stoic panel.
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At times, Mr. Mars is a sideshow to his presentation.
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At times, the regulatory bodies do not act in tandem.
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On Friday, protests in the capital turned violent at times.
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At times, it fell all the way down to two.
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At times, he mediates when things aren't going so well.
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At times, they've been fairly lengthy and they've been substantive.
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It's also a shared experience and very social at times.
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At times her contempt seems to extend to Barrese himself.
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At times it seemed to be almost mocking postpartum depression.
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Not feeling well at times is a big struggle too.
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Ms. Deutsch struggled at times to get those ideas across.
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Q: Did the defendant at times display anger to you?
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Slashings and stabbings among inmates at times exceeded 1,103 annually.
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And there are two leadership styles at times like these.
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But at times, I get unwanted attention and unwarranted questions.
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Her sharp criticisms at times drew gasps from the audience.
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You know, at times you live in a white apartment.
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You know, at times you live in a white apartment.
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The Chinese internet culture is different, and at times quirky.
|
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American carmakers' relationship with racing has, at times, been ambivalent.
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At times, these fantastical conceits are more confusing than compelling.
|
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In France, protests against Uber have at times turned violent.
|
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Mr. Trump has at times conflated American Jews with Israelis.
|
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But at times they still seemed disoriented by their situation.
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"We did have some good swings at times," Bochy said.
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We have heard it at times in our own homes.
|
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At times, Torres's hearings have the feel of a trial.
|
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And at times, this kind of information can be important.
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But her campaign had attracted attention -- and admirers -- at times.
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He spoke carefully, at times halting and fumbling for words.
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It does suffer at times from a softness of focus.
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I'd tell them policy work can be discouraging at times.
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At times, I would even describe the experience as freeing.
|
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Flynn's directives, however, could at times be difficult to follow.
|
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At times the narrator's own body seems to be disintegrating.
|
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The audience complied, applauding at times but refraining from interrupting.
|
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At times, this stance felt to me like special pleading.
|
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Trump, though, has at times spoken favorably of green energy.
|
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But at times there is a method to the turmoil.
|
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Even his own lawyer tried at times to restrain him.
|
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But the Japanese tycoon has also lost big at times.
|
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He appears at times to motion toward Covey off camera.
|
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At times he drew laughter from the usually stoic jury.
|
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At times, concerns about trade caused spikes in market volatility.
|
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Rene said one year later, she still struggles at times.
|
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Am I troubled by things the president says at times?
|
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But he has at times pushed back on the president.
|
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But at times, chart patterns capture sustained points of indecision.
|
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Trump has had a rocky relationship with NATO, at times.
|
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Even a bad Catholic, which I've certainly been at times.
|
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Even the witnesses themselves challenged each others' positions at times.
|
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The score is dark, propulsive, and, at times, wrenchingly lyrical.
|
|
But at times this good fortune adds to Fidyka's anxiety.
|
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Hanoi can be a loud and chaotic place at times.
|
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His speech, at times, can be clumsy and lack nuance.
|
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"At times it is a very difficult and delicate sell. "
|
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I would say that at times it verges on appeasement.
|
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Abowd's testimony spanned two days and grew tense at times.
|
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But his relationship with Cato has at times been acrimonious.
|
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His own film output was vast and, at times, sublime.
|
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At times, Maud seems to masochistically luxuriate in her incapacitation.
|
|
Trump and Roberts have at times had a difficult relationship.
|
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Some admit the violence has at times crossed a line.
|
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At times they stopped in midsentence and broke into tears.
|
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At times, the film's demand for teamwork precludes satisfying payoffs.
|
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At times, for instance, they were also critical of Clinton.
|
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At times, my husband thinks I have gone too far.
|
|
At times the allegiance to chronology curtails chances to surprise.
|
|
For his critics, that determination tips at times into disdain.
|
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At times, he's even considered owning up to that fact.
|
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Trump's relationship with the RNC has been contentious at times.
|
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At times I wish I could sing more like him.
|
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He even has a politician's way with words at times.
|
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I don't know, it seemed kind of awkward at times.
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FROST: DO YOU FEEL THE LAWMAKERS -- AT TIMES HAVE BEEN A BIT OVER THE TOP, PARTICULARLY THAT SECOND HEARING AT TIMES WERE -- WERE THINGS SHOUTED AT MR. STUMP, STATEMENTS MADE, RATHER THAN QUESTIONS ASKED?
|
|
Within a few months we had written songs and started to record our first release called EP. Since then it's been slow-moving at times and fast-moving at times, but it's been good.
|
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It will love you at times and it will hate you at times, but it will always look at you through green-tinted glasses — yes, the same color as the dollars that power it.
|
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" In an email to me, Lambrinidou wrote: "We are all capable of outstanding courage (even if at times we have been 'cowards') and of outstanding wrongdoing (even if at times we have been 'heroes').
|
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"It's a very fine line and I have found at times that being his wife has actually made me feel quite cautious and at times a little tempered in what I [say]," she tells ITK.
|
|
Mr. Sanders seemed surprised at times by the level of Mrs.
|
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The policy does seem to be inconsistently enforced at times, though.
|
|
Like so many blockbusters, it is at times melodramatic and corny.
|
|
At times, abortion rates increased in the face of the law.
|
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He is willing to back down at times, to adjust course.
|
|
"I still have to deal with it at times," he says.
|
|
But the writing, at times, leaves a bit to be desired.
|
|
But the fact is that men at times talk like that.
|
|
At times, we probably didn't know whether the game would continue.
|
|
The audio, echoing gunshots and children wailing, is at times, unbearable.
|
|
She described herself as frightened at times and yet incredibly willful.
|
|
At times, however, Petroski seems to suffer from some of the
|
|
The Mass Effect series, though at times controversial, has been great.
|
|
At times, it is unclear who is even running the show.
|
|
It was sad, sleepy, and even a little bleak at times.
|
|
At times, this whole situation feels like a charade of democracy.
|
|
Mr Trump has, at times, seemed to embrace all three goals.
|
|
It's beautiful, danceable, and at times, it'll make your heart ache.
|
|
In fact, I was pleasantly surprised at times with the clarity.
|
|
There may at times be one step back, and two forward.
|
|
At times during the series, I struggled to invest in Paige.
|
|
Their stories are engrossing, heartbreaking, unbelievable at times, and often hilarious.
|
|
At times he scooted a few feet, but that was it.
|
|
I've f--ked up at times but I've always bounced back.
|
|
The discussion was open, charged and swelled to anger at times.
|
|
But issues surrounding gender have at times been just as toxic.
|
|
At times, the object's luminosity drops 10-fold, which is significant.
|
|
But because of her differences, she received unwanted attention at times.
|
|
At times it feels like a bull in a China shop.
|
|
And at times, even as far as just two months ago.
|
|
At times, it can be frustrating to be a female professional.
|
|
And I was probably...we were probably both ugly at times.
|
|
At times she appeared to become emotional discussing her presidential run.
|
|
At times, the senator identifies as a democratic (small D) socialist.
|
|
He struggled with questions of race and, at times, Pressley's dynamism.
|
|
On Monday, her voice at times choked with emotion, California Rep.
|
|
He "appeared frail and at times disoriented," as Politico put it.
|
|
Living in the public eye can be extremely difficult at times.
|
|
It's that at times, the writers seems to forget they exist.
|
|
I can't do things like that, especially at times like this.
|
|
At times, Trump's tweets have contained factual inaccuracies and personal attacks.
|
|
While the hardware feels quite polished, the software, at times, didn't.
|
|
The bondage throughout the show was laughable and at times dangerous.
|
|
But she stymied him at times: When Mr. Sanders criticized Mrs.
|
|
"It's been ugly at times, but we'll take it," Rodgers said.
|
|
At times, Kiwami is the tense, crime-fueled epic you'd expect.
|
|
And at times it should simply float, or hover, even quiver.
|
|
Israeli authorities have responded at times with crackdowns in Palestinian areas.
|
|
At times, I felt myself longing for it and its notifications.
|
|
At times it's gotten so hard you start to lose faith.
|
|
It also appears to get confused by partial quotes at times.
|
|
Workers have, at times, pushed back against the company's productivity requirements.
|
|
At times, Chloe's house is a refuge; at others, a burden.
|
|
Varoufakis at times seems surprised that convention should apply to him.
|
|
Local leaders have at times struggled to earn the community's trust.
|
|
" The positive thinking at times shades into outright delusion: "Do good.
|
|
Williams said it can be difficult to engage students at times.
|
|
Atlanta&aposs offense has been rather inconsistent at times as well.
|
|
At times, the gender-based pushback can become a bit extreme.
|
|
His answers were clipped and uninformative, and at times actively confusing.
|
|
It's at times almost unbelievable what they are willing to say.
|
|
At times, Mr. Corbett said, it is more perception than reality.
|
|
At times Hidden Agenda feels like something of a first draft.
|
|
Some basics to consider at times like these: Are fundamentals strong?
|
|
And the paper trail of bureaucracy is also, at times, banal.
|
|
At times the wealth of detail threatens to confuse the reader.
|
|
The future feels bleak at times, like things are getting worse.
|
|
The set, while electrifying and high-energy, turned emotional at times.
|
|
Trump has been more public and, at times, ominous about it.
|
|
Although at times there will be some brief spikes of warmth.
|
|
This figure is swollen at times by around 22009,27.20 seasonal workers.
|
|
I don&apost even feel like I am one at times.
|
|
She even seems to take on the parental role at times.
|
|
Even Jon himself may seem inexplicably preachy at times in flashback.
|
|
Even celebrity kids are, at times, unimpressed by their famous parents.
|
|
The massive response can feel empowering at times, but also overwhelming.
|
|
At times he has looked something near to his rampaging finest.
|
|
Security forces have at times used live ammunition to disperse demonstrations.
|
|
Powell and Clinton, meanwhile, have had an at-times difficult relationship.
|
|
At times, it's hard to remember when these traditions even started.
|
|
That feels like a pretty inaccessible space to me at times.
|
|
At times, the listener hopes the podcast would delve even deeper.
|
|
I still at times can't believe that our love created life!
|
|
At times tearful, Haley described the teen's condition, the Appeal reports.
|
|
And what they're actually saying gets a bit stilted at times.
|
|
We both laughed, but at times he seemed a little squirmy.
|
|
The demand has at times created tight supplies of Impossible's products.
|
|
Working in live television has to be pretty harrowing at times.
|
|
At times, interactions between the competing medications could create adverse effects.
|
|
Just had the great fastball and could be overpowering at times.
|
|
At times the film crosses the line between criticism and cruelty.
|
|
At times, the exhibition's hidden layers of meaning verge on hermetic.
|
|
Carolina did about everything except break through against Rask at times.
|
|
At times, our stock will tumble as investors flee from equities.
|
|
I think at times yeah, I guess it's given me pause.
|
|
We had some fight to us at times, just not enough.
|
|
Noisey: This is quite a far out story, unbelievable at times.
|
|
Assange's authority appeared at times to rival that of the ambassador.
|
|
At times, Defendants' patients had their most sensitive genital areas visible.
|
|
Despite his public criticisms, Trump has found OPEC useful at times.
|
|
At times, the suspect laughed while detailing the killings to police.
|
|
At times, in fact, he feels more relatable than T'Challa himself.
|
|
The younger Prince has at times struggled with the press attention.
|
|
Sensitive listeners beware: Its language is a bit salty at times.
|
|
He is not the closer, yet he can be, at times.
|
|
He was ebullient at times, saying more than once that Comma.
|
|
"It's going to make it more challenging at times," he said.
|
|
At times, its business strategy appears to dovetail with the Kremlin.
|
|
Now, such predicament in policy split affect everyone's choices at times.
|
|
These overtime hours, at times, are not included in average statistics.
|
|
Matt copped to straying at times, and it sparked multiple fights.
|
|
Mr. Sanders seemed surprised at times by the level of Mrs.
|
|
It just shows you how contrarian markets can be at times.
|
|
As you know ... their relationship has been downright violent at times.
|
|
"It's also something I look forward to at times," he says.
|
|
Defensive stocks, which are deemed safer at times of uncertainty, underperformed.
|
|
This figure is swollen at times by around 75,000 seasonal workers.
|
|
Leading a remote team can be lonely and isolating at times.
|
|
Bundy blamed his victims for their deaths at times as well.
|
|
Yeah, the age gap thing has been a struggle at times.
|
|
The Japanese currency is traditionally sought at times of risk aversion.
|
|
He bragged at times about being unreachable to his own staff.
|
|
But it still helped keep Brent crude prices firm at times.
|
|
It can be a little difficult and overwhelming at times though.
|
|
At times it's messy and bloated, in need of another edit.
|
|
All of us have worn on each other's psyches at times.
|
|
At times, our emotions can clearly get the best of us.
|
|
At times, they said one thing, and physically — simultaneously — did another.
|
|
It's at times like this that I cherish Instagram's relative silence.
|
|
At times, fame can even be a wolf in sheep's clothing.
|
|
We even have drum sounds recorded with an iPhone at times.
|
|
Do fake news stories appear in Facebook news feeds at times?
|
|
Trump seemed flustered at times and often lapsed into self-contradiction.
|
|
It'll be tough at times and then very rewarding at others.
|
|
At times, especially recently, that mission has come at a cost.
|
|
When I leave Dearborn, at times, I do feel that way.
|
|
I can become envious at times and need to check myself.
|
|
It also has a story that at times borders on nonsensical.
|
|
Defensively, however, Kanter is just atrocious at times, especially on switches.
|
|
You get really bored at times, so this is an activity.
|
|
Galloway recalled Clooney being plagued with insomnia and, at times, lonely.
|
|
The attacks have made life difficult at times, Mr Kijowski concedes.
|
|
Foreign professionals, however, have at times complained about rigid visa policies.
|
|
There are secure conversations that need to take place at times.
|
|
His long-term memory was at times better than Ms. Karger's.
|
|
In health care it can at times also mean lost lives.
|
|
Smith's political hunger is at times ravenous enough to swallow proportion.
|
|
" "At times, there may be different perspectives on the way forward.
|
|
Tillerson has at times put distance between himself and Trump's positions.
|
|
At times, however, the quest for political influence can go awry.
|
|
At times she seems like a liberal, at others an authoritarian.
|
|
"He came across very well, also at times spontaneous," he said.
|
|
While the remake is definitely darkly funny at times, it's understated.
|
|
I was upset, I was angry at times, I felt betrayed.
|
|
Even some very notable Mexican chefs don't hit them at times.
|
|
Mr. Trump stumbled at times last year when speaking about faith.
|
|
Rosenstein makes light of his predicament, at times, during public appearances.
|
|
At times I even worked two jobs to make ends meet.
|
|
At times, Keller seems more like a counselor than a judge.
|
|
At times artists and celebrities pay a price for getting political.
|
|
But it was a hard sell at times to some people.
|
|
A stumbling block at times, but nothing to get excited about.
|
|
The tone of the dispute appeared to turn nasty at times.
|
|
Colorado Civil Rights Commission, making comments that appeared contradictory at times.
|
|
At times, his actions were even on par with sexual assault.
|
|
At times I was his father, his best friend, his doctor.
|
|
It is difficult, at times, to determine where the blame begins.
|
|
Gregorius said during his rehab throwing was an issue at times.
|
|
The background music also felt loud, jarring and needless at times.
|
|
But even she has at times seemed ambivalent about the idea.
|
|
At times, Democrats' messaging appeared to be all over the board.
|
|
It drags at times, and at others feels too quickly paced.
|
|
At times, the justices treated the outcome like a foregone conclusion.
|
|
Trump's own positions on the subject have been unclear at times.
|
|
The revelations have at times proved unsettling for the Justice Department.
|
|
Both have long careers and, at times, did some great things.
|
|
At times, the Browns played competently enough to belie their record.
|
|
And at times, I even believed that she'd left for good.
|
|
At times, back when my kids were little, a beleaguered parent.
|
|
At times, he's rebuked the prosecutors' choices while the jury watched.
|
|
At times, men in pairs take turns to partner each other.
|
|
She's direct, unapologetic, at times emotional, but at once soft-spoken.
|
|
And his retelling can feel desultory at times rather than modest.
|
|
The program was at times overshadowed by disorder in the arena.
|
|
"I look at my work as, at times, play," Pindell said.
|
|
Could hardly make out the words they were saying at times.
|
|
Accordingly, the flavors are quieter here, at times too much so.
|
|
Although it was charming, we did at times feel like caretakers.
|
|
At times, showing overt influence can be beneficial for an artist.
|
|
"It can be a little painful at times," said Mr. Wallace.
|
|
Along with the quickened offensive pace, tempers were tweaked at times.
|
|
It's ecstatic at times, plus I get paid to do it.
|
|
The team made slow progress, and at times had false finishes.
|
|
At times, the effort to play party unifier has been bumpy.
|
|
We're told she's telling friends the relationship is violent at times.
|
|
They aren't infallible, however magical the internet may seem at times.
|
|
It's impossible to not become frustrated by her illness at times.
|
|
Sharing a living room with roommates can be tricky at times.
|
|
GV isn't the only investor that Uber has, at times, angered.
|
|
The partisan intent is quite obvious, and at times openly stated.
|
|
But at times when prices fall sharply, borrowing costs go up.
|
|
At times, it makes me feel a bit blasé about numbers.
|
|
At times, these are accompanied by music or weird sound effects.
|
|
"I know games here can be chaotic at times," Black said.
|
|
The Terrapins have been inconsistent at times, but they beat Iowa.
|
|
At times, this judgment has come from those close to me.
|
|
At times, this requirement for positive affirmation makes for unsettling viewing.
|
|
Your style is a bit de Palma or Scorsese at times.
|
|
Especially because country at times has gone through dark periods [laughs].
|
|
Joe Jackson was criticized at times for being a harsh taskmaster.
|
|
In all, this was a fascinating but at times frustrating experience.
|
|
At times, it seemed like the Patriots were toying with Darnold.
|
|
At times she appeared to add her own opinions of Jones.
|
|
Mr. Hale said he became stir crazy at times during Mrs.
|
|
Some older ballet fans, however, are perplexed, and at times dismissive.
|
|
Clinton, seemed at times bewildered by Mr. Pence's coolly effective performance.
|
|
And the schedule at times put key speakers such as Sen.
|
|
K. relationship has been rocky at times under the Trump administration.
|
|
The rookie Josh Allen looked overmatched at times, before being injured.
|
|
The pain is unbearable at times, and present all the time.
|
|
And I chafed at times at Blum's depiction of the Rangers.
|
|
At times that's a limitation, but overall it's a good thing.
|
|
The rain will be heavy at times, especially through central Oklahoma.
|
|
Biden appeared to drift at times toward positions held by Sanders.
|
|
But at times like this, leadership really calls for acceptance, right?
|
|
Mr. Cohn's rapport with Mr. Trump has been tenuous at times.
|
|
The standoff between Elliott and the Cowboys got testy at times.
|
|
At times, there is a benign explanation for children telling untruths.
|
|
That shared pain has at times been a source of understanding.
|
|
True, at times of high unemployment deficits can cost us jobs.
|
|
At times, the tensions of the outside world follow them here.
|
|
At times during "Domino," the director seems practically giddy about it.
|
|
The episode was beautiful at times, hard to watch at others.
|
|
The shift has left its once cocksure traders at times reeling.
|
|
Patton Oswald at times, Jim Gaffigan, the best of Chris Rock.
|
|
At times, he seemed to fill the role of national clergyman.
|
|
Tasmanian devils are also known for being quite ruthless at times.
|
|
It's entirely natural to feel anxious, overwhelmed at times and exhausted.
|
|
This section's plot, though it meanders at times, is fairly straightforward.
|
|
HERISSE It was emotionally taxing at times [to embody that weight].
|
|
At times throughout the day, he seemed to be breathing deeply.
|
|
At times, it looks like a prank or a dirty protest.
|
|
At times, it seemed like the writers themselves did the same.
|
|
At times, I felt that [they were] actually happening to me.
|
|
At times, the prince has contradicted American policy and destabilized neighbors.
|
|
At times, it's a bit humorous; at others, it's more grave.
|
|
All video game require players to suspend their disbelief at times.
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"Lo, it is a satisfying, at times transporting entertainment," she writes.
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At times, I remember thinking that I should have never left.
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At times, Mr. Trump has been able to circumvent Mr. Kelly.
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But they have at times struggled to attract top-tier candidates.
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At times, it feels like they have the store to themselves.
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At times, too, Carlson has been complimentary of the mainstream media.
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But methodically, and at times with difficulty, they continued to advance.
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At times, Ms. Tirschwell expressed her frustration with the fund's performance.
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"At times I felt my life was over," Mr. Ho said.
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At times, the reversals occurred in the span of a day.
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That body is all kinds of things; it stinks, at times.
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Its form, you might say, departs at times from its function.
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At times, his impulses have contradicted the lawyers' advice, they said.
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Again, Rosenstein is a complicated figure who acted honorably at times.
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I have at times, but they are few and far between.
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Inside the courtroom, the arguments were, at times, just as contentious.
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At times, he also identified her name, occupation and home airport.
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At times, he offers offhand remarks that support the absurd narrative.
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At times this missing perspective leads to more quotidian oversights, too.
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The KPK has also at times clashed with senior police officers.
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The call to action at times like this may feel urgent.
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At times, I wondered if I would ever return to writing.
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At times, it was hard for Martinez to imagine another future.
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But at times it's not an indie rock record at all.
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I've been a guy that created headlines and distraction at times.
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The album's primary emotion at times is a blinding, sputtering fury.
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The combat is interesting, but it can feel awkward at times.
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It feels like wandering around a post-apocalyptic playground at times.
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Her voice at times was high, her manner deferential, even solicitous.
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At times, Arkansas and Missouri had been a seventh and eighth.
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At times, the hotel reaped the windfalls of the war economy.
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The race was overshadowed, at times, by events at City Hall.
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Mr. Doggett's testimony on Sunday was bizarre and, at times, irrelevant.
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Those responsibilities at times have overlapped with his family business dealings.
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At times, he has appeared openly disdainful or condescending toward them.
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His road less traveled was "lonely at times," in his words.
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But Mr. Haller's ministrations seemed intrusive at times, nonexistent at others.
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That idealism will surely get the better of him at times.
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They are uneasy, at times, about the ethics of their labor.
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Trump's at times rambling remarks resembled his speeches at campaign rallies.
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At times, we heard helicopters firing or airstrikes hitting their marks.
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At times the works walked right to the edge of kitsch.
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The protests were at times festive and at other times tense.
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" He has also described himself as "a little extra at times.
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At times, małni also feels like a richly woven ghost story.
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While at times ponderous, Cohen's sweeping review is impressive and necessary.
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F.D.R. and Reagan were both lambasted by their allies at times.
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At times, we have trouble seeing history as it slowly pivots.
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The line of customers tapers off at times, but never disappears.
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In Russia, writers could be more influential at times than politicians.
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But the beaches could also feel nice and secluded at times.
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But at times these innovations come at the cost of quality.
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Mr. Trump himself has at times appeared more relaxed about Huawei.
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At times in public, Mr. Sanders tried to disclaim unseemly conduct.
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I was at times surprised and shocked, often frightened, sometimes relieved.
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But Page also appeared to stumble at times during the appearances.
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The documentary interviews are both revealing and, at times, quite funny.
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At times, Match lobbyists led the industry opposition in the debates.
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Still, if at times too impulsive, the performance was consistently impressive.
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At times the president has waged his attacks like personal vendettas.
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During their courtship, Christine was bothered at times by Terry's drinking.
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Facebook demands an unmitigated rawness that can be terrifying at times.
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He changed his stance "like the wind at times," Long said.
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"Jane Against the World" reads, at times, like a legal thriller.
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At times, others have cropped up made from corn and wheat.
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At times, they were portrayed as lying for fortune or fame.
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At times, the image dissolves into a Jackson Pollock-like abstraction.
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Samsung has at times embraced Google's native, unvarnished version of Android.
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At times risking arrest, they fume, curse, kick and even bite.
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Her strong stances have at times opened her up to criticism.
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At times, as in bromances, they outsource traditional femininity to men.
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At times, Morris goes out of his way to pillory Germany.
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They were so overprotective it felt hard to breathe at times.
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At times, the show's (anti-)hero has never seemed more alone.
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At times, however, Mr. Trump also has praised Ms. Yellen's efforts.
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Cuellar has had a rocky relationship with his party at times.
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At times, it has leapt from gossip pages to news pages.
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Kvitova said she had trouble breathing and felt sick at times.
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At times, her shifts in tone and substance have been abrupt.
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At times, her shifts in tone and substance have been abrupt.
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It's unclear if Katherine can read; at times she barely speaks.
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At times, he seemed to be speaking only to Mr. Trump.
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I found exploring Knossos a confusing and at times surreal experience.
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At times, his political study could almost double as a travelogue.
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On Russia, the intelligence sharing has been at times more tactical.
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His Google ads have been collecting, at times, millions of views.
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At times, "Imagine Wanting Only This" thins out into a travelogue.
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The company has, at times, operated its businesses under different names.
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But at times, the Democrats explicitly addressed the GOP-majority chamber.
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Harris also struggled at times to define herself and her positions.
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But do you think reporters and editors at times inject opinion?
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But at times, flavors and techniques meet in a single dish.
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Mr. Mazza's work has, at times, created some unease at home.
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Mr. Kushner's political inexperience was at times evident during the campaign.
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Some of the suits also stalled construction at times, CNN found.
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Combing through her mother's writing has at times felt painfully intimate.
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For me, it definitely at times is overwhelming, that whole process.
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Our exchange gets contentious at times, but it was ultimately productive.
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At times, the judges themselves have seemed to be on trial.
|
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While it's unusual, countries are removed from the list at times.
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In fact, at times, that is exactly what was going on.
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At times, though, unilateralism can sound a lot like America First.
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At times, General Mattis's salty language has gotten him into trouble.
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Colors were muted at times, but other times the colors popped.
|
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At times the women say unfathomably cruel things to each other.
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Gusty winds will cause blowing snow and poor visibility at times.
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"They put us in some tough situations at times," Brees said.
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At times, Flake's aide directed the survivors to the press office.
|
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Magee expresses Pumpgirl's sorrows in a hesitant, at times whispery delivery.
|
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Mr. Smith can seem too forgiving of his subject at times.
|
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Republicans have been successful, at times, in attracting white union members.
|
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The stories are beautifully written, even charming and touching at times.
|
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At times the exchanges between Engler and the crowd grew testy.
|
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Security forces have at times used live ammunition to disperse protesters.
|
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The spare prose in "Exit West" feels almost biblical at times.
|
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Trump at times has dismissed technology's role in the presidential race.
|
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At times like these, it helps to remember some basic facts.
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Miller has at times pushed the bounds of his immigration authority.
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But, Uber's investments have at times veered far afield from transportation.
|
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Ntilikina's grooming, then, has felt at times like a clubwide project.
|
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And, like the SEALs, the training pipeline is at times hellish.
|
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He has sided with Trump at times in criticizing the FBI.
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Thus, at times, you&aposll want to log out of iCloud.
|
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At times chicken was available, but the price was too high.
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"At times it can be difficult," Gray said of the rumors.
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That is, at least, how he feels at times like these.
|
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Their rookie manager has looked at times like, well, a rookie.
|
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That is certainly how it's worked at times in the past.
|
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Driving in Saudi Arabia was relaxed at times, terrifying at others.
|
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At times, it seemed his hosts had not gotten the memo.
|
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" His workweek suggestion: "about 80 sustained, peaking about 100 at times.
|
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It also encouraged armed insurrection at times, according to the report.
|
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At times, some of these options may not be politically feasible.
|
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Vulnerable and naked, at times they look straight at the camera.
|
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But her shows are great fun, too, and funny at times.
|
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At times, the team helped its former player and his family.
|
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At times, it seemed as if they had simply given up.
|
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The commission has, at times, worked in the most trying circumstances.
|
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At times, Biden seemed inarticulate, rambling and stumbling over his words.
|
|
The challenge is to coexist, even if at times we disagree.
|
|
"He's always been there at times when I've needed him," Mrs.
|
|
But abuse and harassment can be, at times, a subjective thing.
|
|
His goofy side at times, his serious side, his moody side.
|
|
At times, Leitch films Theron like she's a super-stylish car.
|
|
At times, his false claims have perpetuated divisive and dangerous ideas.
|
|
And Trump wasn't shy about making their disagreements public at times.
|
|
That can be hard to believe at times, but it's true.
|
|
The company shares a long, at times contentious, history with Amazon.
|
|
But at times, I often feel that medicine has chosen me.
|
|
It's an understandable reaction at times—there's something lost in translation.
|
|
The route is incredibly muddy and at times, laced with thorns.
|
|
Trump himself has encouraged his supporters to be violent at times.
|
|
The earlier debates were mocked at times as 'kids' table' events.
|
|
While the needs may be different at times, we must unite.
|
|
But at times it seems like you don't believe his testimony?
|
|
At times he's made it close, but he's never been ahead.
|
|
But doesn't deny that her music sounds pretty trippy at times.
|
|
My roommate often cooks but is a bit reckless at times.
|
|
Her work makes a disorienting first impression, at times nightmarish, at times deceptively conservative in its imagery; yet as the viewer progresses through the sequence it become clear that the paintings present a carefully plotted parable.
|
|
My story is not inspirational; difficult at times, deeply sad at times, because I'm a flawed human being living in a flawed world, one in which women are often judged by their appearance above all else.
|
|
He at times has been candid, but at times he has not.... Even if it's relatively small amounts of courage compared to what you'd like to see, it's a lot more than what you normally see.
|
|
What Julia and Steve capture on film is at times painful, at times exhilarating, but always thoughtful and always real—exactly the kind of story Barack and I wanted to lift up with Higher Ground Productions.
|
|
" In her testimony Thursday, Ford said that Judge, allegedly watching Kavanaugh drunkenly grope her and attempt to remove her clothing, "seemed ambivalent" about the assault, "at times urging Brett on and at times telling him to stop.
|
|
We showed some flashes of brilliance this season, been off and on, been fast at times, had great pit stops at times, just haven't been able to put it all together like a championship team needs to.
|
|
"The worst part of being Simone's mom is that at times she is a very stubborn 19-year-old teenager that I could just kill at times," she added as mother and daughter both dissolved into laughter.
|
|
What we get, as the show goes on, is an ever-fuller picture of how particular individuals at times shrink to inhabit the givens of an inheritance and at times spill over the sides of those constraints.
|
|
At times, the surface shifts from flat to a ridge-like line.
|
|
However, unintentional and accidental contact does occur at times in our game.
|
|
And Pope Francis has at times appeared to listen to Mr Giordano.
|
|
He hugs troubled voters and, at times, sheds a tear with them.
|
|
It's at times a difficult game to play, but a necessary one.
|
|
At times fear is an important emotion that helps keep us safe.
|
|
At times, it looked as if the schedule caught up to them.
|
|
At times, the perfect Lego can cost up to $10 a piece.
|
|
Since then, some comedians have at times come to be taken seriously.
|
|
Both at times feel like they use cheap tricks to eliminate you.
|
|
Obviously as he went on, things got a little ropey at times.
|
|
Their comments are, at times, very alarming, and too incendiary to print.
|
|
Mars can make you come on a little too strong at times.
|
|
It has been overwhelming at times and has certainly not gone unnoticed.
|
|
VISIBILITY WILL BE REDUCED TO NEAR ZERO AT TIMES IN WHITEOUT CONDITIONS.
|
|
But he could also be very funny and spontaneously witty at times.
|
|
Leonard's research, and at times it feels like a serious, credentialed version
|
|
Timberwolves hang on to defeat Celtics MINNEAPOLIS — At times, it wasn't pretty.
|
|
Nevertheless, at times Suu Kyi's silence on the issue has been deafening.
|
|
Yet Pakeha loyalty to Maori rugby ran only skin-deep at times.
|
|
I certainly watched in frustration — and at times, in horror — Republican leaders.
|
|
Visibility is almost zero at times due to the smoke an ash.
|
|
The two parties have governed Austria since 1945 — at times in coalition.
|
|
But Oracle's attempts to discredit Google at times have been more subtle.
|
|
Investors often take refuge in those sectors at times of market uncertainty.
|
|
The sculptures, while at times compelling, tend to be overcooked and underthought.
|
|
At times, the national focus has been on actual conservative legislative priorities.
|
|
The optimism in Russia since Trump's victory has at times seemed tangible.
|
|
However, it takes a lot of hard work and improvisation at times.
|
|
A little shoegazey at times, sort of like, grunge-punk, we guess?
|
|
Their convention that year was a chaotic and at times violent disaster.
|
|
At times I felt bored, and having zero background noise felt strange.
|
|
Yes, the discussion ranged wide, and at times weird—again, space pirates?
|
|
At times, the security threatens to extinguish the tournament&aposs festive spirit.
|
|
Both Sessions' supporters and detractors were at times passionate in their position.
|
|
"It could come across as a little embarrassing at times," Tomlinson adds.
|
|
A team of several movers worked quickly through at-times heavy rain.
|
|
I was laughing at times, but I could still taste my vomit.
|
|
He gave a speech that was dark, pessimistic, and at times ultranationalistic.
|
|
At times, he seemed to proudly flaunt his lack of scientific understanding.
|
|
"Political theater" is easy to dismiss, and at times it's poorly executed.
|
|
During the interview, blasts could be heard at times in the background.
|
|
I could not do the show if I wasn't laughing at times.
|
|
They smile at times and interact with the SEAL who asks questions.
|
|
And while the journey was life-changing, it proved challenging at times.
|
|
Ana: To me, labels seem imperfect, at times flattening, but politically necessary.
|
|
And at times, the most memorable acts from past seasons get eliminated.
|
|
At times, bitcoin has managed to act as a safe-haven asset.
|
|
There's a burgeoning, and at times vitriolic, debate over immigration in Mexico.
|
|
To be sure, the political process is chaotic, and at times alarming.
|
|
Your adaptation feels much more whimsical and a bit lighter at times.
|
|
That's not to say that the game doesn't get tedious at times.
|
|
Audio quality was crisp and clear, if not slightly hollow at times.
|
|
Amid the criticism, the mayor at times retained a sense of humor.
|
|
I have let my insecurities get the best of me at times.
|
|
At times, though, her taste for leadership betrays a whiff of cultishness.
|
|
At times, Obama's trip to Britain seemed more like a farewell tour.
|
|
It even seems, at times, to be actively at odds with them.
|
|
It became completely unusable and at times wouldn't turn on at all.
|
|
Warren has not moderated her at times vitriolic rhetoric toward Silicon Valley.
|
|
At times, Double Tap does recapture the original film's tossed-off delights.
|
|
At times, I was reminded of a kaleidoscope that has fragmented further.
|
|
She even said that at times, her representatives "protected" her from Weinstein.
|
|
At times, the images can overwrite our attempts to fix their meaning.
|
|
Of course, the actual act of exploring could be tedious at times.
|
|
You're locked into Apple News, and this can be frustrating at times.
|
|
At times it has pushed back against settler demands for tougher measures.
|
|
At times it felt presumptuous, mourning people none of us really knew.
|
|
At times, even entire fake restaurants have reportedly been listed on Seamless.
|
|
At times, The Art of Self-Defense feels like an unofficial remake.
|
|
The multitude of probes is confusing and might at times be counterproductive.
|
|
"Visibilities will become poor with whiteout conditions at times," the service said.
|
|
With 11 candidates it has at times felt more like reality television.
|
|
They're almost comforting at times, like holding a pair of worry stones.
|
|
It does feel at times, I will say, like a little cluttered.
|
|
"My girlfriend suffers from, at times, crippling depression and anxiety," he wrote.
|
|
The videos may also still appear on the Trending tab, at times.
|
|
Things can get complicated—you might get sad and lonely at times.
|
|
Her stump speech came off more polished, and at times outshone his.
|
|
Adorable, but at times cranky and mischievous, cats named Casey and Boots.
|
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At times, it must feel like you've been through a war together!
|
|
But video is also, at times, used to re-victimize the community.
|
|
At times, it was easy to forget that O'Rourke was even onstage.
|
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Products such as sugar and baby formula have at times been unavailable.
|
|
At times, she said, she can't let herself think about her future.
|
|
It's a parody series that... almost doesn't feel like parody at times.
|
|
At times he lurked behind Clinton, giving off a creepy stalker vibe.
|
|
And I'm not going to lie, it's been a struggle at times.
|
|
Bagehot dismisses Prince Charles's views as unconventional, though admittedly prescient at times.
|
|
My legs have been a bit of a speed bump at times.
|
|
The two aren't natural killing machines, though Elizabeth comes close at times.
|
|
At times, though, Abiy has acted as if he is above it.
|
|
At times, it seems like that may be the movie's view, too.
|
|
At times he was the public face of the broader redevelopment effort.
|
|
It feels claustrophobic at times, but that really adds to the tension.
|
|
Their voices are capable, even pretty at times, but almost always overproduced.
|
|
We meet at Times Square (42 St and Broadway) at 2 PM!
|
|
And while her voice was shaky at times, her words were clear.
|
|
It's a little wobbly at times but only because it's so ambitious.
|
|
But this journey, though difficult at times, has brought us all together.
|
|
I haven't quite seen it yet, though I catch glimpses at times.
|
|
However, he got into trouble at times, including loading the bases twice.
|
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At times, Alsup has seemed fearful about setting precedent with this case.
|
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At times he seemed frail and at one point a bit distracted.
|
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I love the fact that my hair can be intimidating at times.
|
|
Writers tend especially to enlist Homer at times of crisis or uncertainty.
|
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At times, Peres even took Netanyahu to task for tangling with Obama.
|
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At times, Easton said, he wasn't sure if he belonged at BYU.
|
|
Carter struggled with an eating disorder, and, at times, both took antidepressants.
|
|
At times, the reader may feel that the book oversells its case.
|
|
The SEC filing makes for a dry but at times fascinating read.
|
|
It's the fascinating, gripping, and at times unsettling tales of American folklore.
|
|
At times, it was very hard to care about what was happening.
|
|
Daniel is intense and Nick can be a lovable idiot at times.
|
|
"It can be uncomfortable at times, but it's really fun," she said.
|
|
These days, Mr. Clinton's remarks can be plodding, even rambling at times.
|
|
Google should be able to find them, but oddly doesn't at times.
|
|
Mr. Obama spoke informally at times, and with occasional flashes of humor.
|
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That means it's ok to laugh, cry, and be scared at times.
|
|
It looked like he even sang along with the song at times.
|
|
Meanwhile, app activity at Bonnaroo 2018 increased up to 300x, at times.
|
|
I worry at times if I am doing a good enough job.
|
|
Since then the split has been very public and at times contentious.
|
|
We may struggle at times, but we can persevere and be resilient.
|
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It's messy, difficult, and at times frustrating…but it's so worth it.
|
|
I wasn't fighting myself as much as I have been at times.
|
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At times police have fired canisters of tear gas into the crowds.
|
|
At times the Ugandan media has also furthered this atmosphere of intolerance.
|
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At times, the results are genius: The Monitor is a brilliant album.
|
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" "Neil makes me so angry at times, but I think he's right.
|
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Remember when Ovechkin's defensive play was routinely criticized (rightfully so at times)?
|
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Around Iris' parents, Thula was a playful, and at times mischievous, kitten.
|
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Playing Uncharted 4 on this display had my jaw dropping at times.
|
|
At times, illnesses can become more severe if not treated with antibiotics.
|
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Things happen in families at times, unfortunately, but they are good now.
|
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Sky tries and at times very much succeeds in regaining that feeling.
|
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At times, they're carrying pieces of flesh and decaying bits and bobs.
|
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At times, the actor appeared pensive, deep in conversation with two friends.
|
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It can be discouraging at times when you don't get the results.
|
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It's acted as a resistance level at times and support as well.
|
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Environmental groups can at times challenge changes to enforcement policy in court.
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