Some of the stories Mr Appelbaum tells will be unfamiliar.
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So, he shouldn&apost be unfamiliar with it at this point.
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"Who?" he said to reporters, pretending to be unfamiliar with Griffin.
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For some of these students, the modern world can be unfamiliar.
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Though its name may be unfamiliar, you're currently coated in it.
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Tesla vehicles have features that may be unfamiliar to new owners.
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This emphasis on movement and distribution would be unfamiliar in other countries.
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The future is not knowable, but it isn't likely to be unfamiliar.
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That game plan will not be unfamiliar or hard for Pittsburgh to emulate.
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Terms like these, while certainly worth knowing, may admittedly be unfamiliar to some.
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Moral grandstandingThe term may be unfamiliar, but most people have experienced moral grandstanding.
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His name may still be unfamiliar to many diners, but chefs know his name.
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It also takes advantage of advances in technology that may be unfamiliar to victims.
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At one point, she claimed to be unfamiliar with "child support" as a phrase.
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Deidre, can you tell us what Workboard does for folks who might be unfamiliar?
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Meghan Markle's dad continues to be unfamiliar with the concept of good and dignified silence.
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Yet he believes the finer details of this history may be unfamiliar to many Spaniards.
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Though its name may be unfamiliar, its business model is, in fits and starts, catching on.
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For those that might be unfamiliar with Vue, it's essentially cable TV without the cable subscription.
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Some of the patients Dr Karkhanis sees would be unfamiliar to European or American fertility specialists.
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While Kanneh-Mason's name may be unfamiliar to some, he already has an impressive musical resume.
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Most of the 120 artists will be unfamiliar to even the most assiduous art world travelers.
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He started by touching on themes that would not be unfamiliar to most criminal-justice reform advocates.
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She appeared to be unfamiliar with the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act, a federal civil rights law.
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None of these tunes will be unfamiliar to fans of Monk, and the renditions are not radical.
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The commotion shouldn't be unfamiliar — Binns ran comms at an insurance company during the Obamacare rollout, after all.
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Their names may be unfamiliar—JCET, Tianshui Huatian and TFME—but their revenues are counted in billions of dollars.
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Too bad Zuckerberg appears to be unfamiliar with it as, after all, it's a beast of his own making.
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If you don't live with it yourself, you may be unfamiliar with the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Though their names may be unfamiliar, elements like neodymium, lanthanum and dysprosium are critically important to the defense industry.
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Many of the tools, even if they have been in use for a while, will be unfamiliar to colleagues.
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But many of the show's most optically arresting works are by artists who might be unfamiliar to North American viewers.
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While the term "ayurveda" might be unfamiliar, there isn't a category of beauty that the ancient Indian practice hasn't influenced.
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Many of these impressive works, involving materials scavenged in Harlem, will be unfamiliar to most viewers, especially to younger viewers.
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Thus do we also find that partisans tend to be unfamiliar with viewpoints and thought processes of the opposing side.
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Tesla vehicles have a variety features that may be unfamiliar to customers who are used to driving gas-powered cars.
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For those outside of the area who might be unfamiliar with the phenomenon, here's everything you need to know about wildfires.
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In short: Do we open ourselves up to new things, even if they might be unfamiliar, risky, unexpected, sometimes even undesirable?
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Brazil is celebrating an important holiday on Sunday, though it's one that may be unfamiliar outside the country: Black Consciousness Day.
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A few of the elements of the dish may be unfamiliar to Americans, but they convey the essence of Brazilian cuisine.
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But that's not necessarily because voters don't think that should happen — it's because many appear to be unfamiliar with the issue.
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People with all these traits were six times more likely than others to be unfamiliar with any symptoms, the study found.
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For anyone who might be unfamiliar: Build-A-Bear Workshop is an online and brick-and-mortar retailer that sells stuffed animals.
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The name might be unfamiliar to most Americans, but in Kansas City it has become synonymous with black success, Ms. Canady said.
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If you don't live in a forest on a mountain in the West, Washington state's Democratic governor may be unfamiliar to you.
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Why not launch your feminist exploration with an illustrated book set in a place that may be unfamiliar to all of you?
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So, if you're trying to create a campaign that will be unfamiliar to people, then it's your job to sell the message.
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The concept of a board game cafe may be unfamiliar to many, but Kay believes that Snakes & Lattes is an important institution.
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Wango Tango is upon us but, unless you live in the Los Angeles area, you may be unfamiliar with this epic music festival.
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It shouldn't be unfamiliar to Musk, unless he has been too ensconced in his personal bubble of wealth and tech optimism to see it.
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Bela Shayevich's translation from the original Russian runs smoothly, despite the abundance of terms and cultural references that may be unfamiliar to international readers.
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From the food to the language, nearly everything overseas can be unfamiliar or unrecognizable when compared to your everyday life — especially the power outlets.
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Despite that, many people still struggle to access PrEP; doctors may be unfamiliar with the drug or unwilling to prescribe it because of lingering stigma.
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Dr. Habboushe said doctors in other parts of the country may be unfamiliar with C.H.S. or mistake it for a psychiatric or anxiety related syndrome.
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Participants born outside the U.S. and those of Hispanic ethnicity were nearly twice as likely as others to be unfamiliar with any heart attack symptoms.
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Rather than starting from a visual layout tool with which many people would still be unfamiliar, Glide starts with a spreadsheet that almost everyone has used.
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It's this invitation that opens players up to experiences they may be unfamiliar with, but, equally, has scope to expose them to relatable themes and ideas.
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While Jenner has yet to comment, it shouldn't be unfamiliar territory for her; the star has been accused of taking inspiration from other brands in the past.
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Although some New Yorkers may be unfamiliar with the art institution in Queens, it has more than 6,000 objects from Early Mesopotamia up to 21st century art.
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Multiple factors could be at work here: Teachers may have lower expectations for these children, and their parents may be unfamiliar with the process and the programs.
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While the customs and clothing may be unfamiliar, these images serve as a poignant reminder that whatever the differences, weddings can be a beautiful celebration of love.
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Using insight-based therapeutic techniques that would not be unfamiliar to anyone who has ever taken an Intro Psych course, she cures one, if not the other.
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Users who are new to using credit, Mr. Papadimitriou warned, may be unfamiliar with how such promotions work and end up owing more than they can afford.
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While del Castillo's name may be unfamiliar to some Americans, she has long been successful in the entertainment industry and starred in both Spanish-language and American productions.
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Recent Olympic bouts have therefore been contested by young amateurs and AIBA's stable of journeyman fighters, most of whom will be unfamiliar names to the casual pugilism fan.
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This slipperiness is exacerbated by the fact that many viewers will be unfamiliar with the plot of "Pamela" (your correspondent's guest had not read the novel and was bamboozled).
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If you don't live in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Austin, Atlanta or the handful of other cities where Birds dot the streets, you might be unfamiliar with the scooters.
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Policymakers in Washington and the public at large are likely to be unfamiliar with the federal regulatory structures that guide the ethical care and use of animals in research.
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Singleton's name may be unfamiliar to some in the male-dominated world of tech, but she has years of experience working on diversity and inclusion initiatives at major corporations.
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Immigrant children are particularly vulnerable to abuse because they may be unfamiliar with U.S. law, have experienced trauma in their home countries or don't speak English, Pro Publica reports.
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Many of these writers will be unfamiliar or known only by hearsay to most readers — Philo, Josephus, Benjamin of Tudela, Glückel of Hameln, Solomon Maimon, Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav.
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Since dishes from Yunnan province were a rarity in New York at that point, the review came with an explanation for readers presumed to be unfamiliar with the region.
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Scientists believe top commerce officials in both governments view the viral samples much like any other laboratory product, and may be unfamiliar with their vital role in global security.
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The technique of sizzling aromatics in hot oil to make a flavor bath for the whole dish may be unfamiliar, but it is quicker than making a pasta sauce.
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Others, including the black abolitionist H. Ford Douglas and Usher Linder, a pro-slavery Illinois lawyer whom Lincoln befriended, will be unfamiliar even to specialists in Civil War history.
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Travelers, including tourists, often carry large sums of money, and may be unfamiliar with the area they are visiting, not necessarily knowing the safest routes to take when walking.
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Her experience applying both online and in person is typical, but may be unfamiliar to parents who are not sure how to help their teenagers navigate today's job market.
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Acquiring cannabis flower in Austin isn't difficult by any means, but the Moores aren't just dealers, they also offer guidance to people who might be unfamiliar with the drug.
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The revolution we're talking about is so different than what's happening on Netflix or Amazon, which wouldn't be unfamiliar if you saw it on TV five or 10 years ago.
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It will include lessons as well as background materials to help educators who may be unfamiliar with the topic or those who want to customize the lesson for their students.
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For those who may be unfamiliar, John Michael Osbourn, known as Ozzy, is the English vocalist for Black Sabbath, a metal band that was big in the '70s and '80s.
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This year, though, a flood of new hedge funds focused on cryptocurrencies has offered institutional investors who might be unfamiliar with the market a potential route into the world of digital currencies.
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During Tuesday's confirmation hearing for Betsy DeVos, President-elect Donald Trump's nominee to run the US Department of Education, DeVos appeared to be unfamiliar with the law at the most basic level.
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Bots, for those of you who might be unfamiliar with them, are pre-programmed interactions you can have with a business or media inside Messenger, a kind of conversation with a machine.
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But students might also be unfamiliar with the town or city their campus is surrounded by, and have a hard time navigating the healthcare system for the first time on their own.
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Their shared perspectives are fascinating to behold because, while a psychologist might be unfamiliar with sequencing DNA, for example—as Cleeremans was—the fundamental questions they pursue are, at times, stunningly similar.
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The script, adapted by Lelio and playwright Rebecca Lenkiewicz from the novel by Naomi Alderman, is subtle, avoiding over-explanation and exposition of a way of life that may be unfamiliar to viewers.
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"Having been on both sides, I understand what conduct the government is looking for, and I hope to help clients assess and navigate through situations that may be unfamiliar to them," she said.
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Many readers will recognize familiar motifs from well-known fairy tales — like "Little Red Riding Hood" and "Snow White", but Calvino includes many others that will be unfamiliar to most readers, though still captivating.
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The knowledgeable staff guides customers who may be unfamiliar with the local grapes or vast range of choices — many of which aren't readily available outside of Italy — and also offers tastings of some bottles.
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"Everybody knows who Donald Trump is; we have to show people who we are," Biden says, a line that reporters have heard countless times but the average caucus-goer might still be unfamiliar with.
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If you have updated, we have some tips for things that might be unfamiliar: Employees at several big tech companies are planning on protesting as part of the Global Climate Strike on September 260th.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — If you've never lived in the Midwest, you might be unfamiliar with the specific, eerie, and unmistakable quality of light that indicates the potential onset of a tornado.
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While Christianity remains prominent in public life, it has become so marginal in many private lives that the idea of a devotional might be unfamiliar even to those who identify culturally with the Christian faith.
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Their names will most likely be unfamiliar, but their meticulously told stories permit the reader to gain a nuanced understanding of the emergence of the broader technology ecosystem that has enabled Silicon Valley to thrive.
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"The rules around trading methodology will be unfamiliar for western houses," said John Browning, chief operating officer of Hong Kong-based futures broker Bands Financial Ltd, which is an approved overseas intermediary for the INE.
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"Retailers know that people will buy more and take more chances on things that they might be unfamiliar with, like shoes, if they know there might be an easier way to return it," Yarrow said.
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Moreover, because the majority of military personnel probably would be unfamiliar with these systems, they likely would hesitate to employ them were such systems suddenly introduced during a crisis or in the midst of a conflict.
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For many, it'll be unfamiliar to see the 63-year-old actor appear in a dramatic Hollywood role—he's best known for his action-comedy movies—though according to Chan, this has been decades in the making.
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According to Tinder, it's designed to help clarify things for millennial voters who might be unfamiliar with the current American electoral circus, which is currently under siege by a runaway cheese whiz-hued clown with small hands.
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While many may be unfamiliar with Yemen, they will likely be familiar with its plethora of "Notre Dames" which, as well as being symbols of Yemen's national identity, are an important part of our communal human history.
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Enter your music provider of choice and find the Rihanna songs with the lowest play counts, and start listening to them; with luck the music will be unfamiliar enough you can trick yourself into thinking it's new.
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So much pleasure in wine exists on what seem to be its margins – "out on the fringe," as an impatient reader once put it — where the names and places can be unfamiliar but also offer great potential.
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Trader Joe's makes it a point to not really stock anything that would be unfamiliar, and thus threatening, to most Americans, including the white boomers who were raised on a more limited variety of foods than newer generations.
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It will be unfamiliar to this generation of casual fans, the feeling of being so clumsily sold an idea; if we are lucky, they will reject it, and in 25 years we'll get something good on TV instead.
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" When those facts proved hard to come by, the primary investigator, Miguel Santos-Neves, eventually replied, "One did say that he was enamored with ideas and may be unfamiliar with the realities and demands of the real world.
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More, as college admissions remain competitive, the lack of amenities around some HBCUs can deter potential students who may be unfamiliar with the schools' histories and educations and take their rural locations at face value, college officials worry.
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Sweetener and Thank U, Next have introduced Grande to new audiences who may be unfamiliar with her past work, and therefore might be more likely to see her paying homage to R&B and hip-hop titans as plagiarism.
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"Immigrants who are in a small community may not want others to know their business—they may also be unfamiliar or uncomfortable with the idea of sharing their private details with someone they see as a stranger," Shiraishi explained.
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As a former critic, he is a kid who has inherited his own candy store, and the dispatches have a winsome, fairy tale-come-true quality that would not be unfamiliar to fans of skills-based reality competition shows.
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"There is no way Taurus and its employees can claim to be unfamiliar with acts attributed to Mana'a, since Leonardo Sperry testified it is standard for Taurus to do an internet search on people they invite to Brazil," they said.
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"We were looking for a public way to engage museum visitors who may be unfamiliar with the issue, so détourning the Whitney guide offered a disruptive way to format and frame our research," (D)IRT told Hyperallergic in an email.
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This should not be unfamiliar territory for the GOP: Their threats against the debt ceiling, unprecedented obstruction of everything Obama, and recent refusal to confirm or deny a Supreme Court nominee all broke with the standards of order and procedure.
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Cruise ship passengers often sign contracts that allow cruise ship personnel to search their rooms for any reason, Walker said, and cruise ship itineraries can put passengers under the jurisdictions of legal systems that may be unfamiliar to American citizens.
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It is no surprise, then, that the names of the overwhelming majority of those players selected for this summer's Confederations Cup by Stanislav Cherchesov, Slutsky's successor in charge of the Russian national team, will be unfamiliar to most fans outside Russia.
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"I would love to emphasize here that this entire situation is ripe with irony," Mr. Goldtooth said, adding that on Friday, Sheriff Kirchmeier had urged the protesters to leave their camps because they might be unfamiliar with the harshness of North Dakota winters.
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While most Americans may be unfamiliar with the term "biosimilars," they are commonly being used throughout Europe, Australia, South Korea and elsewhere to treat a range of conditions including cancer, anemia, inflammatory bowel disease and autoimmune disorders such as psoriasis and rheumatoid arthritis.
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Knowing that the threat of a global pandemic might be unfamiliar to the incoming Trump administration, the Obama team organized a table-top exercise to walk their Trump counterparts through the risks of a global pandemic and familiarize them with federal response capabilities.
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Even if there are no panels or speech bubbles or sound effects rendered in bold, illustrative type, reading words and images together requires vigilant attention that may be unfamiliar to readers more accustomed to tumbling into a book made up entirely of text.
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The region's culture might be unfamiliar, but the menu at Leña Brava (which means "ferocious wood") mirrors a clutch of contemporary food trends — some of them actually not uncommon in traditional Mexican culinary tradition — like raw fish, live-fire cooking and smoky mezcal cocktails.
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If you're lucky, you might find a few watered-down versions of more traditional desserts, the chef likely hoping to temper some of the flavor profiles some diners may be unfamiliar with, like mung bean, anko (red bean paste), ube (purple yams), and the like.
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So a line that may be unfamiliar to the devoted opera lovers who read websites such as Parterre Box will be readily recognizable to court watchers who spend their time on SCOTUSblog as coming from Justice Ginsburg's strongly worded dissent in the Shelby County v.
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Though e-commerce represents just 3% of total consumption in India, Amazon plans to adapt to the local market by expanding its brick-and-mortar presence while also customizing its e-commerce experience for consumers who may be unfamiliar with ordering items on their phones.
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But even the most loyal fans — those who have watched every oozy pop on Sandra Lee, MD's Youtube page and never miss a Thursday night episode of her new TLC makeover series — might be unfamiliar with a new website with even more can't-look-away content.
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Separately, rivals within the black community, resentful of the UNIA's millions in contributions, began to agitate against Garvey, launching media attacks that wouldn't be unfamiliar to today's political scene-watchers and encouraging the U.S. Attorney General to put Garvey under surveillance and pursue charges against him.
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" A viscountess on "An American Princess" informs us that Ms. Markle may be unfamiliar with the ultra-fancy place settings at her wedding because "in America, we use one fork, and occasionally we use a knife, you know, when we gotta cut through a piece of meat.
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To help defray the initial expenses, the club in Terre Haute keeps a handful of scholarship cars on hand; they're lent to families who might be unfamiliar with racing — or who are hesitant to invest thousands of dollars in what might prove to be a child's passing fancy.
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Mr. Trump appeared to be unfamiliar with details of an amendment offered by Representative Tom MacArthur, Republican of New Jersey, that would allow states to obtain a waiver permitting insurers to charge higher premiums based on the "health status" of a person who had experienced a gap in coverage.
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For those who might be unfamiliar, the FANTASY SPORTS originate from these works: 18A: CALVINBALL, "Calvin and Hobbes" 23A: PODRACING, "Star Wars" 52A: QUIDDITCH, "Harry Potter" novels 58A: POOHSTICKS: "Winnie-the-Pooh" CALVINBALL, PODRACING and POOHSTICKS all make their New York Times Crossword debuts today, as does the revealer, FANTASY SPORTS.
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However, what Facebook considers prized programming may not match with advertisers' expectations, especially among TV ad buyers who are accustomed to buying individual programs on linear TV and may be unfamiliar with Facebook shows like "Fear Pong" and "Truth or Drink," which along with MaxNoSleeves are also part of In-Stream Reserve.
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When you're busy firing off jokes with your friends on Super Bowl Sunday and pretending to be unfamiliar with Coldplay's discography, it's easy to forget that an appearance at the Big Game® — whether it's a halftime set, an anthem performance, or even a big commercial — is close to the pinnacle of anyone's career.
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In recent years, thanks in part to the curatorial efforts of Los Angeles Country Museum of Art's Michael Govan, who helped organize Turrell's 2013 highly instagrammable shows at both LACMA and New York City's Guggenheim, Turrell has garnered a lot more attention from pop culture and those who would otherwise be unfamiliar with his career.
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"Capitalizing on these scandals for political gain because people may be unfamiliar with the veterans population or what's going on writ large seems really insincere," says Amy Schafer, a vets affairs researcher at the Center for a New American Security, who argues that VA officials mostly do their best with limited resources and have made inroads on scandal issues.
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Some feared that Tyndall was targeting USC's Chinese student population, as they were less likely to complain because they might be unfamiliar with English or common medical practice in the US. In the early 2000s, at least three USC students made complaints against Tyndall in the early 2000s, alleging that he touched them inappropriately or made suggestive remarks.
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"Urologists in your area may be unfamiliar with the conservative [non-surgical] treatments, or are dead-set to perform an adult circumcision, which they often reach for as more lucrative for them, but which we absolutely advise against as unnecessarily intrusive and destructive," Denniston says, adding that preputioplasty, a minimally-invasive surgical procedure that widens the foreskin opening, could be a better option.
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As he becomes more personal and freer with his stories, McPhee also becomes freer with advice: For a far richer and more specific list of alternative words, use a dictionary, not the "scattershot wad" in a thesaurus; every piece of writing can be improved by cutting, or "greening" as it is known at Time, for which McPhee produced many kinds of articles including marvelous show-biz profiles likely to be unfamiliar to even his most ardent fans (a passage on trying to interview Jackie Gleason is particularly wonderful).
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