Alcohol blanks out anxiety, but blanks out a lot of other things, too.
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The blanks between groups of words turn them into sentences, and the blanks between groups of sentences turn them into paragraphs.
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The clues are fill-in-the-blanks, with the blanks being a punny phrase that has to do with the clue itself.
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Tae Bo, which Blanks created in the late 1970s by combining elements of taekwondo and boxing (hence the name), began as a regimen Blanks taught in his own fitness classes.
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The stepfather's story has "a lot of blanks," Holbrook said, but he said he's hoping the public can help them "fill in the blanks" in the narrative provided to them by Vence.
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Still, Pelosi understands how devastating it would be to her majority if the Republican paintbrush fills in the blanks with, well, blanks, or voters not affiliated with or committed to either party.
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A helpful audience member helps Perry fill in the blanks.
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It's his supporters who tend to fill in the blanks.
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All you have to do is fill in the blanks!
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The Infinity War trailer starts to fill in the blanks.
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There are a lot of blanks left to fill in.
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"When I binge, my brain blanks out," one person explains.
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Kind of like, well, you can fill in the blanks.
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Unwritten rules fill in the blanks concrete law leaves us.
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Media reports have helped fill in some of the blanks.
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But if this is a weapon, it is firing blanks.
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Don't just mindlessly fill in the blanks in your schedule.
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Listeners can fill in the blanks in very personal ways.
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"Generous, evocative, sensual, particularly so in suede," Mr. Blanks wrote.
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She filled in the blanks with what people told her.
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A more realistic one maybe, with police officers shooting blanks.
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"If the Fed cuts rates, it's firing blanks," said Kelly.
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BTW ... all this happened indoors, so hopefully they were blanks.
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You can pretty much fill in the blanks from there.
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We're filling in the blanks, and I contend that if you fill in the blanks ... then we're going to see a better balance between all of this ... on-paper success and what's happening inside.
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Instead, feel through friction with, well, you fill in the blanks.
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"I realize there's a lot of blanks in the story," Sgt.
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"Fill in the blanks to create oxymorons:"I like a smuggler.
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You fill in the blanks and then you create the map.
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As a result, on today's issues his philosophy can fire blanks.
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"I got to fill in the blanks," Coleman exclusively tells us.
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You can really go crazy trying to fill in the blanks.
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I've heard of people getting shot by blanks and being killed.
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How can you help me fill in the blanks of it?
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This week, the FBI filled in a few of the blanks.
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Mulvaney will ask departments to fill in some of those blanks.
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So, people decided to fill in the blanks on Javid's behalf.
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Take those parameters and feel free to fill in the blanks.
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Blazer was twenty-eight when he first met Blanks in 19763.
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It respects our twisted imaginations enough to fill in the blanks.
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Watchmen This week filled in the blanks on Angela's origin story.
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There's a tendency to fill in the blanks with positive information.
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But the reality of millions of Americans has filled in the blanks.
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But Wheeler's proposal still has many important blanks that need filling in.
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The other, larger job that GEBCO faces is filling in the blanks.
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So lawmakers happily let experts in government agencies fill in the blanks.
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"They're trying to fill enough blanks to tell a story," Manjarrez said.
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People want to help, and they try to fill in the blanks.
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Don't worry, Fultz noticed his mistake and quickly filled in the blanks.
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There was money that had been raised to fill in the blanks.
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But "City Stories" leaves us to fill in the blanks for ourselves.
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Wesley stocks both 140-gram (1.5mm) and 180-gram (2mm) LP blanks.
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Wesley stocks both 140-gram (0003mm) and 180-gram (2mm) LP blanks.
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Original 3D games let me fill in the blanks with my imagination.
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Blanks quickly contacted a friend for protection and to help her pack.
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Blanks always joked that she had to wait until he grew up.
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He was an extra in the Billy Blanks masterpiece Balance of Power.
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One of the marchers, Rishi Raj Vyas, 250, filled in the blanks.
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I can always ask Google or Siri to fill in the blanks.
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You have a wonderful imagination; you'll learn to fill in the blanks.
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In the room with him, our imaginations can fill in the blanks.
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The Nadal-Federer matchup has fired a few blanks through the years.
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While the cartridges were blanks, the commotion caused her horse to startle.
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Ms. Nogotovich was Ms. Ranitskaya's niece, and she filled in many blanks.
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But in the meantime, perhaps Sailor Moon can help fill in the blanks.
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Gibney fills in the blanks with cringe-inducing scenes of Theranos' faulty hardware.
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Anthony reiterated that she has mental "blanks" about what happened to her daughter.
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Close your eyes, listen closely, and your imagination may fill in the blanks.
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But as we get to know a person better, there are less blanks.
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Let your imagination fill in all the sensual blanks in Making Paint below.
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KS: What if he says everybody should get a gun and shoot blanks.
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He returned to business, he told Blanks, because his early retirement bored him.
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Less than three months later, Blanks and her sons moved in with him.
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"It was nuts, dragging my kids back home on Christmas Day," Blanks recalled.
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It's best not to shoot blanks during your biggest game of the season.
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So, that's what I did, thinking I could fill in the blanks later.
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The Parker Solar Probe is expected to fill in many of the blanks.
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"I didn't know he was that strong," Blanks said in a telephone interview.
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This adaptation, by the uncompromising playwright Guillermo Calderón, fills in the conversational blanks.
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Some of the blanks Wilder left have been filled in by other voices.
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We talked to six former McKinsey employees to help fill in the blanks.
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Even at the last minute, it's not hard to fill in the blanks.
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"The system is rigged to protect police officers from outside accountability," Blanks said.
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But it wasn't too hard for the audience to fill in the blanks.
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This is where Captain Marvel starts to fill in some of the blanks.
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"For lack of a better word, the guy is literally shooting blanks," he says.
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"If you make a workout a trend, it's never going to stick," Blanks says.
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Being an immigrant in the US today means... Five people fill in the blanks.
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Building the skills is easy: just pick your template, and fill out the blanks.
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Jaded observers lament the extinction of all blanks on the map of the earth.
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He wants the threat of unilateral action to fill in the multilateral system's blanks.
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So she fills in the blanks for me when it comes to technical artistry.
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Johnson is in the business of filling in the blanks that follow question marks.
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These blanks wind up being some of the key policy decisions in these laws.
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" Mr. Blanks called Mr. Slimane "one of the most complete conceptualists that we've got.
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Blanks was the perfect candidate for FIFA fetes: she was attractive, smart, and personable.
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Fill in the blanks out loud if you've ever had a boss do this.
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Then he piloted the helicopter to the Interior Ministry building, where he fired blanks.
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The independent T24 news website said police also fired blanks to disperse the crowd.
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Next, I looked for what I knew, starting with the fill-in-the-blanks.
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To fill in the blanks, researchers have turned to ships' logs from the past.
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Scholarship, too, has filled in many of the missing blanks of Sicily's Jewish past.
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"They don't want their officers and membership shamed if something goes wrong," Blanks said.
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While the Netflix collaboration has shrewdly expanded its arsenal, this "weapon" fires too many blanks.
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With a one-night-stand, we get to fill in the blanks of a stranger.
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But Jane's lean, hungry, squinting portrayal goes a long way toward filling in the blanks.
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Local reporters actually rushed to the scene during filming, mistaking the blanks for real gunshots.
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We do fire real blanks; I feel like I've picked that up really, really well.
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"Glenn leapt right on it -- filled in the blanks and brought structure," Henley said later.
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There are just enough blanks to fill in with a player's imagination… ...Oh fuck that.
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With some new players filling in the blanks for the next one, maybe you'll win.
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Why then, Blanks always wondered, did her rich boyfriend stay in bargain-priced Holiday Inns?
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Start with the fill-in-the-blanks, because your brain loves filling in missing information.
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If I'm having difficulty, I skip around, solving the gimmes and fill-in-the-blanks.
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Filling in these blanks will be critical to the recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.
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If you are looking for a foothold, chase down those fill-in-the-blanks first.
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They left it up to the executive branch to fill in all the regulatory blanks.
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Gregarious and fun, she's the one who always filled in the blanks that Daddy left.
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It plays on our assumptions in surprising ways to help us fill in the blanks.
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The big issues now will be filling in the blanks for the final legislative product.
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The documents released this week fill in more blanks about why Yovanovitch was specifically targeted.
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Put the evidence together, and it's no surprise that this poor little movie fires blanks.
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" He added to CNN, "They've got the drivers shooting off blanks in the winner's circle.
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When it's dark we cannot see everything, so our brain starts filling in the blanks.
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Trump doesn't need to follow through all the way, to fill in all the blanks.
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In the spaces where reality becomes murky and uncertain, our own stories fill in the blanks.
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He makes plenty of money, but when it comes to writing checks ... well, he fires blanks.
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"I realize there's a lot blanks in the story" given by the stepfather, Houston police Sgt.
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The scene isn't consequential to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it does fill in some blanks.
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The Creators Project took it upon ourselves to help him fill in some of the blanks.
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Partly, it's because when you can't see something, your imagination tends to fill in the blanks.
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Everywhere you look, alluring stories abound, blanks where you can fill in your best plot twists.
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Beyond that, it will be almost entirely up to McConnell to fill in the procedural blanks.
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From there, players can fill in the blanks about how their Sims would pursue viral fame.
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In the film, our character really blanks out to it, and that could potentially aggravate somebody.
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With Blueprints, programming Alexa is as easy as filling in a couple blanks, Mad Libs style.
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During the presentation, Apple executives should fill in some very large blanks in its subscription ambitions.
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The point of the Thwaites Collaboration, he said, is to fill in some of the blanks.
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One rifle was loaded with blanks so that no one knew which officer killed the inmate.
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If you say what everyone else does — only changing the fill-in-the-blanks — you're forgettable.
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It will allow us to fill in all the blanks between no collusion and possible obstruction.
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Fill in the blanks for any missing expenses so you can better compare different colleges' offers.
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We just fill in the blanks as we go, but sometimes we talk about current events.
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Whether that assertion holds, firing blanks commercially isn't a fate "Hobbs & Shaw" is likely to suffer.
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In the wordlessness of its small dramas and romances, we get to fill in the blanks.
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Change the blanks, such as "Name of Someone in Room," into phrases of your own choosing.
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If that means Congress is left filling in the blanks, he suggested that's not his concern.
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Yet even as lawmakers draw close to a resolution, filling in the blanks could prove insurmountable.
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If the problem is ignored or underestimated, we risk leaving huge blanks in our cultural history.
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Before, says Mr Fisher, they often relied on guesswork and anecdotal evidence to fill in the blanks.
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There's more imagination filling in the blanks and choosing their own pace and that sort of thing.
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César does not conceal the damage — some images are near blanks, while others disintegrate before our eyes.
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This gift is super personal and heartfelt, and all you have to do is fill in blanks.
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Whether you send text messages or emails, you're likely to "fill in the blanks" about that person.
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Hell, sometimes if a camera turns away from the scene, our imagination can fill in the blanks.
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I'm filling in the blanks between our present day and Down and Out in The Magic Kingdom.
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Cruise had some memorable answers as Fallon prompted him to fill in the blanks: A silly word?
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But if Cleveland can't grind out a win over Golden State with Curry and Thompson shooting blanks?
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The good news... our video, shot by a bar patron that night, could fill in the blanks.
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All of the blanks that I will fill in are basically: I am a piece of shit.
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It's a story viewers have been told so much, even I filled in the blanks for myself.
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Blanks paper was published this week by the Mercatus Center at George Mason University in Arlington, Virginia.
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While Cato doesn't take positions on nominations, Blanks described Otis's record as "very concerning" on sentencing matters.
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" Obvious examples are the moments when Henry blanks out in midconversation and, in Mr. Cox's word, "resets.
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Because despite all that bloodshed, this latest incarnation of the Punisher too often comes away firing blanks.
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So you essentially are given these words so you have to fill in blanks in the program.
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SentenceTree fills in the blanks a little bit more between those words and also provides more context.
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"I was living with my boyfriend, and I had no intention of cheating on him," said Blanks.
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At fifty, Blanks was the "oldest woman" he had ever dated, he made a point of saying.
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Pro wrestling is a business of scripted storylines and predetermined outcomes where professionals fill in the blanks.
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"Real estate is a fantasy, and your mind fills in a lot of blanks," Mr. Murphy said.
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" There are phrases that beg you to ask friends to fill in the blanks: "Clear and penetrating, ____ _ ____.
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"Lighting sets the mood of any party and fills in the blanks in a space," Spiegel said.
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You get the sense that with these explanations, she simply feels she is filling in the blanks.
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Writing the story became an exercise in filling in the blanks without going beyond what we knew.
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This forces viewers to fill in the uninteresting blanks using her earlier cues and their own imaginations.
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Use the uncertainty and flexibility to fill in the blanks with whatever you want to be true.
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No one was injured though, because Parks was firing a starter pistol with blanks ... according to police.
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They're firing blanks, just like the troops in training, but they've some ingenious ways of hiding that fact.
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It's a riotous combination, and "My Type" finds Miss Blanks delivering some of her most dexterous verses yet.
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"I teach boxing in a way that's different from how other people teach boxing," Blanks, 63, tells PEOPLE.
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Would he be able to fill in the blanks of her past as a cyborg warrior from Mars?
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And with that outline in front of me, writing became a simple exercise of filling in the blanks.
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Based on how you've been trained by decades of listening to pop music, you fill in the blanks.
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On Thursday, Comey will get a chance to fill in some of the blanks with his own account.
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From when he feels sexiest to his greatest extravagance, McConaughey, 46, was game to fill in the blanks.
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If you are new to solving, here's a tip: Go for the fill-in-the-blanks clues first.
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Your facelessness encourages characters to fill in the blanks, assuming you're someone they know using an unfamiliar number.
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Little children's eyes may fill in the modernist blanks and see the sprawling richness implied in the text.
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That there's enough to fill in the blanks without belaboring it with saying it's exactly this or that.
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"I don't think they trust the person looking at the poster to fill in the blanks," he said.
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After a quick hello, Blazer blurted out that he had loved Blanks since the day he met her.
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So for some deaf patrons, interpreters are there to help fill in the blanks that lip-reading cannot.
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It offers key goals, but leaves the details murky, shunting it to Congress to fill in the blanks.
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And her best friend was sitting right next to her, also placing jewel blanks in endless tiny rows.
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Then the observations in optical light and electromagnetic waves fill in the blanks that gravitational waves can't answer.
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But in quieter moments, Mr. McCraney, both as author and performer, fills in some of the emotional blanks.
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"There should have been more of a step-by-step process," said Ms. Chimilio's son, Davon Blanks, 25.
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If they go out at that number, they better start buying things that actually fill in the blanks.
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The rest of the fill-in-the-blanks were not intuitive enough for me to get without crossings.
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From an artistic standpoint, that's exciting because we're able to fill in the blanks in his history creatively.
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Scotty also fills in a lot of the blanks and spaces in the history of the L.G.B.T.Q. movement.
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No one measures anything, but Ms. Bennison does her best to fill in the blanks with instructive narration.
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You can fill in the blanks yourself, but Tesla is putting on a show and it's annoyingly exciting.
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Mr. Schouwerwou has written a poem that is an extra fill-in-the-blanks puzzle for solvers. Enjoy!
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We can also use rumors and reports to fill in the blanks around what Google has told us.
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There's lore history to respect, of course, but the new game will likely fill in any necessary blanks.
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The guns are now inspected again as the actors walk out and the blanks collected for the next show.
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It was on one father's mind so much that he decided to just fill in the blanks one day.
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In truth, the raid was simulated: The shots were blanks, the terrorist an American airman playing a bad guy.
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Police hoped the public could help them "fill in the blanks" in the narrative provided to them by Vence.
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The gun the officer used should have had blanks but mistakenly had a live round in it, Lewis said.
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Overall, it's a nostalgic good time, with no hints of sexism whatsoever — in Blanks' and Griffey's features, that is.
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Anderson's testimony fills in more blanks on how high-level diplomats like Volker navigated White House strategy on Ukraine.
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Audiences — by design — are left to fill in many blanks between the three acts of Little/Chiron/Black's story.
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It's also given the central three characters actual people to play, instead of blanks to be filled in later.
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It's unclear if his "longtime friend" Serena Williams makes an appearance, but still, we can draw in those blanks.
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Models which run hundreds of thousands of loss simulations can help fill in such blanks but are not perfect.
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Sometimes you see something that's not there, and your mind kind of fills in the blanks of the conversation.
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As a teen-ager, Welch watched a lot of "Fashion File," the Canadian TV show hosted by Tim Blanks.
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And the ones that we are most excited about is fill in the blanks — we call it word banks.
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The bad guys will know that the sheriff has been undercut by its masters, its guns loaded with blanks.
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Today Blanks teaches high-end classes at a gym in Sherman Oaks, California, where Tae Bo madness first began.
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When Blazer reached out to Blanks again after her fiftieth birthday in 2002, she was in a desperate situation.
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When it comes to China, despite his tough talk, this deal with ZTE proves the president just shoots blanks.
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Which, yeah, go ahead and fill in the blanks with your Kanye punchlines now: A freestyle about selling shoes!
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Rage 2, led by Just Cause developer Avalanche Studios, looks like it could fill in the last game's blanks.
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"I want to fill in the blanks between what I know and what I don't know," Ms. Longworth said.
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This is why cat photos seem to cry out for captioning: We feel moved to fill in their blanks.
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It is left to the caddies and the players to do their own legwork and fill in the blanks.
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It also filled in potential blanks about the outreach to Ukrainian officials and Trump's involvement in the backchannel dealings.
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Just store your canned responses in this handy app, and use shortcuts to fill in the blanks when needed.
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There may be some blanks (indicated as "____") in the text if the caller&aposs voice is muffled or unclear.
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When I teach Hass, I always ask my students what they think of these fill-in-the-blanks passages.
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Once Archie is back on his feet, FP shows up to the Andrews home to fill in the blanks.
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Interviews with people involved in projects that Mr. Buttigieg worked on at McKinsey fill in some of the blanks.
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Junior swingman Justin Blanks added 2112 points while redshirt freshman center Nolan Gerling contributed 2114 points and 256 rebounds.
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The company didn't provide a detailed breakdown of results yet, but analysts are ready to fill in the blanks.
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In some cases, these blanks are so arranged as to encircle the black moment in a perimeter of white.
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"There'd be big blanks where I couldn't remember large chunks of what I'd done, like driving home," Dardia said.
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That puts pressure on the White House to fill in the blanks in his address to Congress at 9 p.m.
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From what I see right now, there is a lot of blanks that need to be filled in for sure.
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She knew she had been fatally shot, but she knew few details, and her imagination filled in the horrifying blanks.
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Here's a hint for getting that all-important toehold in a puzzle: Start with the fill-in-the-blanks clues.
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In the "green room" (basically the high school gym) he totally blanks a girl that went to school with them.
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We don't have a definitive answer to the Drake Equation, but we're certainly getting better at filling in the blanks.
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"This is the most complex delivery flight operation that I am aware of that's occurred on U.S. soil," Blanks said.
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ALSO ON REUTERS Trump is a ------: White House hopeful plays fill-in-the-blanks with voters Not in my backyard?
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The classic Game Boy especially is a challenge, since the documentation is incomplete, leaving enthusiasts to fill in the blanks.
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The newspapers were all over the crime, reporting daily on developments, and filling in the blanks when they lacked facts.
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It's a sensational work of entertainment, moored to the singular perspective of an observer who's admitted to filling in blanks.
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Harry emerged from childhood, and let me, the kid, fill in the blanks of what would come next his life.
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Police, who have issued an Amber Alert for Maleah Davis, concede "there's a lot of blanks in the story," Sgt.
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The result could link her to her birth family and fill in some of the blanks of her personal history.
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The dialogue comes from Tanne, who said he drew on news reports and other accounts to fill in the blanks.
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You remember the craze: VHS tapes featuring Blanks leading fitness classes, yelling stern-yet-motivational phrases over fast-paced music.
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Under determined questioning, Mr. Trump was finally forced to fill in some of the gaping blanks in his policy vision.
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People taking blanks will often switch to a next-line antimicrobial drug, thinking that what they've already taken was ineffective.
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ESPN still hasn't publicly spelled out what that means, but people familiar with the company have filled in the blanks.
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But the resolution, unveiled in February, was sparse on details, and Sanders didn't fill in the blanks at the time.
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But a few callers have been credible and have helped fill in some blanks, he said, declining to be specific.
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And in some cases, the videos themselves do not fully show operative moments, leaving jurors to fill in the blanks.
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It's true that the clues used ellipses and not blanks, and I clearly overthought what Paul Hunsberger had in mind.
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The leaders say they will close unspecified tax breaks, leaving Congress to fill in the blanks in the coming months.
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We were doing a few military drills every morning, working with the armory team, firing weapons — blanks, not real ammo.
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"It's just not available at all," said Jonathan Blanks, a research associate with the Cato Institute's Project on Criminal Justice.
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Even if they could, the Justice Department wouldn't have the resources to oversee and maintain such a database, Blanks said.
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One possibility is that Mr. Trump remains something of an unknown, and each group is filling in the blanks differently.
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ALSO ON REUTERS Trump is a ------: White House hopeful plays fill-in-the-blanks with voters Not in my backyard?
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But, if she slips up or totally blanks in the future, there's likely a producer close by who can help out.
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We're never leaping back in time to fill in the blanks on how stories began after we've learned how they end.
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Both slave and master can fill in the blanks as to what happens when these women fall into the wrong hands.
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Then, the neural network fills in the necessary blanks to create just one second of video, seen here as looping gifs.
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He helped me fill in the blanks about this band before I came to this interview but he didn't say much.
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Yet this week's nine-page outline only partly filled in blanks left by the administration's one-page outline five months earlier.
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The two companies have yet to fill in many of the blanks in the merger plan put forward by Fiat Chrysler.
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In withholding biographical information about the characters, the movie supplies just enough material to prompt you to fill in the blanks.
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Security team members involved in the training don&apost fire blanks and use guns that clearly aren&apost real, Mayer said.
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I'm trying to think of a game that's done something similar—a gameplay bait-and-switch—but I'm only pulling blanks?
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"What he does and how he shows are very radical things, which often seem to be in opposition," Mr. Blanks said.
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When a person can't assign a logical explanation to something, like an animal call, their mind starts filling in the blanks.
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GAF and Blazer client Kodak frequently shared exhibition space, and Chuck took those opportunities, and others, to cozy up to Blanks.
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"Nothing's a coincidence with Chuck," said Blanks, who later learned that he kept tabs on most of his old girlfriends online.
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They do three-week production runs of each size, knocking out embossed orders and stocking blanks, before switching out the dyes.
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It's relatively easy to reconstruct those lives, particularly if there are still friends and colleagues to help fill in the blanks.
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But Pence simply talked a lot about Rosenstein's recommendation, and about his integrity, and let the reporters fill in the blanks.
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A new digital sticker pack for all your texting needs has arrived, designed by artist Molly Young and designer Teddy Blanks.
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Even if stage directors can invoke the audience's imagination to fill in the blanks, filling in so many gets tiring fast.
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To make his boards, Mr. Schmidt shapes "blanks" — or long pieces of unshaped foam with a planer — or an electric shaver.
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And I was drawing blanks elsewhere, like that drummer at 42D and the "kind of court" he or she was crossing.
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Beyond that, Brazile only fills in the blanks on what we first learned from the hacked DNC emails released by Wikileaks.
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With this film, with these scenes, I'm starting to fill in some of those blanks that were causing my internal disconnect.
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Little is known about Bolton's conversations with Volker, and Bolton could have a chance to fill in some of the blanks.
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Without an American media contingent in Beijing, the Chinese government will fill in the blanks regarding their discussions with Mr. Tillerson.
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I knew enough clue entries — TUTU, BEIJING, HOMEWORK, ASSASSINS, USHER — to fill in blanks and deduce the rest of the puzzle.
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After several court battles, an agreement was made the Blanks could only screen it if he himself were in the audience.
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A man named Roosevelt Poole filled in some of the night's narrative blanks at a recent preliminary hearing in the case.
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But Trump, after delivering a pep talk before cameras, filled in few of the blanks in the closed-door session that followed.
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The ease with which I penciled in the blanks confirmed the minuscule inkling that my brain did, in fact, house useful information.
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Rihanna emerges from a black Escalade in formal pajamas, glass of red wine in hand, and we fill in the blanks ourselves.
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Instead of detailed notes, the writers only had Martin's outline — a good start, but it obviously left large blanks to fill in.
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It's as if you are there in the audience watching this, being asked to use your imagination to fill in the blanks.
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Here are nine films that help fill in those blanks, and are well worth watching even if you're not a space superfan.
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I now see that silence was taken as an opportunity to fill in the blanks with even more falsities, and juicer stories.
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But focusing on just the sounds of sex, and letting your imagination fill in the blanks, can be a powerful, intense experience.
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In season 2, she's attempting to fill in the blanks with the help from anyone who is willing to speak with her.
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So here are some questions I had about the tweet, and a few new things I learned, to fill in the blanks.
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Apple still has a lot of blanks to fill in with its new products, but the release schedule isn't one of them.
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In one of your posts you write about how if you don't put everything out there, people will fill in the blanks.
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She explains to Jane that sometimes children's overactive imaginations can lead them to fill in the blanks in their lives rather creatively.
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A Pittsburgh-area high school held an active shooter drill on Thursday where blanks were fired in school hallways to simulate gunfire.
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So yes, I think that's a fascinating idea: when we had fewer answers, and fewer distractions, the mind fills in the blanks.
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Rubio now recognizes this, and in doing so, is starting to fill in the blanks of what Trumponomics could actually look like.
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With optical scanning machines prepared for only two candidates, votes for Mr. Faso, who was listed third, were coming up as blanks.
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"They're actually firing off blanks or they're actually using rubber bullets in some of the trainings that we have seen," she added.
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"I think they just were carrying over a lot from that era into the collection and got swept away," Mr. Blanks said.
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Blanks sold more than 1.5 million video sets in a one-year span from 1998 to 20043, grossing upward of $80 million.
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But, in Cleveland, as it was in Miami, filling in the blanks around LeBron James is not as easy as it sounds.
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When the Seagram Building was under construction, the ground floor and lower level were 24,000-square-foot blanks to be filled in.
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How Do I Love Thee From A-Z, $20, available at Uncommon GoodsFill in the blanks about why you love your spouse.
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Anderson blanks Oilers in emotional return EDMONTON, Alberta — The Ottawa Senators wanted to deliver a huge emotional victory for goaltender Craig Anderson.
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The move is "characteristic" of Erica Dawson's poetry: She is devoted to filling in the cultural blanks that hover around such phrases.
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On the rare occasion I find myself with free time, I research creators and attempt to fill in some of the blanks.
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Of course, these insinuations were most powerful precisely when nothing had been revealed and when speculation could thus fill in the blanks.
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It usually starts, "I'd like to bear my testimony," and then they fill in the blanks: I know the church is true.
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It's a skill you don't employ consciously so much as reflexively, hoping your brain can fill in the blanks along the way.
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There are still a lot of blanks to be filled in about how the Sussexes&apos new role will work in practice.
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The video was edited to make it seem like the other candidates on stage drew massive blanks with crickets in the background.
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The Argentine has drawn blanks in each of FC Barcelona's last four La Liga games against Valencia, Levante, Real Betis, and Getafe.
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No, because I tend to fill in as many of the blanks as I can in order to do any given scene.
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Publicly funded scholarships helped both Ohio's Walter Blanks and North Carolina's Amoree Brown escape failing schools and thrive in new learning environments.
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We spoke, by telephone, every other Saturday for about forty-five minutes, with Rita listening in and filling in blanks as needed.
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Democrats, owing to the GOP's power monopoly in Washington, can only stir outrage and fire blanks -- at least until the midterm elections.
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So when scientists uncover just pieces of a prehistoric animal unlike anything we've ever seen, how do they fill in the blanks?
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But all this confusion — those so-called "shenanigans" — forces our brains to fill in the blanks of how the clip should sound.
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But to get guns firing blanks to look and sound like the real thing, special-effects crews have to make a few tweaks.
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Middle-earth: Shadow of War, the sequel to be released this fall, offered an opportunity for Monolith Productions to fill in those blanks.
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What I Love About Mom journal This gift is super personal and heartfelt, and all you have to do is fill in blanks.
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As it gradually fills in the blanks of its programme for government, it is becoming clear quite how radical their plans may be.
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Some of the old ones were being covered with blanks in the capital on Tuesday, while others still on show elsewhere in Hungary.
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That's something that would be useful, say, where a computer is missing important information and has to fill in the blanks, he said.
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Their staffers or volunteers send out the messages one by one, with the blanks automatically filled in to personalize the calls to action.
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There are four corresponding blanks that are meant to be filled in, but no further information is given on how to solve it.
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According to Gorcenski, reading court documents and listening to testimony helps fill in the blanks and build a bigger picture of the movement.
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In the near future, a new generation of citizen scientists armed with smartphones could help to fill in the plant world's taxonomic blanks.
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Do the guns in Westworld contain bullets, paintballs, and blanks, and switch what gets fired based on who the gun is pointed at?
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Others can fill in the blanks: cruelty as a public policy, racism, ignorance, chaos as a means of management, or simply bad execution.
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Blanks worked as a model and spokeswoman at the Coliseum during car and boat shows, as well as technology and medical supply exhibitions.
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He would later brag to Blanks that he was having sex with various partners several times a day while he was courting her.
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Blanks recalled incorrectly pronouncing FIFA as "fie-fah," and feeling badly for him because he was only a secretary after all those years.
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Then Blazer insisted that Blanks and the boys accompany him to the Bahamas (to an apartment paid for by CONCACAF) on Christmas Day.
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Many parts were ultimately censored, but Knopf published the book with blanks for censored passages and boldface type for passages that survived censorship.
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This is very effective; Mr. Sorkin apparently trusted that the actors, working with Mr. Sher, would fill in the blanks, and they do.
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Trump's habit of leaving listeners to fill in the blanks isn't new; it's apparent in recorded interviews done well before his presidential bid.
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Blanks, Blazer's former girlfriend, said over the years that Blazer had asked her to arrange for items to be sent to the lockers.
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Federer was gaining attention as one of the top juniors, but he needed to fill in some of the blanks in his game.
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This week, she flew to Dublin from her home in England, and was already beginning to fill in blanks and find old connections.
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McAdoo did not know his name — he kept referring to Blanks as "Tae Bo" in a recent interview — but he recognized him immediately.
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The Argentine has drawn blanks in each of FC Barcelona's last four games in La Liga against Valencia, Levante, Real Betis, and Getafe.
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Simply signing up for an account, quickly filling in the blanks and then letting your profile remain dormant won't do you any good.
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"Human brains are hard-wired to fill in blanks when they see them," said Helen R. Friedman, a clinical psychologist in St. Louis.
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"What I'm trying to do is fill in the blanks in terms of some of the skills that they don't have," Simmons said.
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Congress often delegates the power to carry out parts of laws to these agencies — giving them the authority to fill in the blanks.
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You can fill in the blanks with your own guesses, or scroll down to find a scrambled list of words that were removed.
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We had been told about a month ago that we were supposed to have an active-shooter drill with the police shooting blanks.
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He strongly felt Blanks had overstepped his artistic boundaries and felt that he was a character rather than the focus of the film.
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Trump's team has had a lot of time to fill in those blanks, which it promised to during the campaign but never did.
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He shared a clip from the music video that cuts off just before the iconic lyric, leaving true fans to fill in the blanks.
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My job is to make sure the blanks are structured enough so you feel safe, but not structured too much that you feel stifled.
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If a flight to Rio isn't in your immediate future, a movie night may be able to help fill in some of the blanks.
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When Budd later shoots himself in the temple—grief-stricken and flooded with guilt after Montague's death—someone has inserted blanks in the magazine.
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But finally, we get some blanks get filled in from that first meeting between Owen and Riggs where the former completely lost his shit.
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Similar to Family Feud, players are meant to fill in the blanks — only this time you have to guess the most popular internet searches.
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While the two have not confirmed whether or not they are dating, it seems they have no fun letting fans fill in the blanks.
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They didn't disclose what type of injury it was, or how it came about, which leaves only our imagination to fill in the blanks.
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The nice thing about these smaller services is that they have a way of filling in the blanks that occur in the bigger ones.
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With Mr. Workman's help, I traversed my giant pile of records and filed dozens of Freedom of Information Act requests to fill in blanks.
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"There is no way around this other than buying grammar workbooks with all of the problems that involve filling in the blanks," he said.
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All of those were scored in one race, in Singapore where he was sixth out of just 12 finishers, leaving 15 other complete blanks.
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They exchanged photos, but Blazer's weight had ballooned so grotesquely that Blanks was unable to pick him out in the group shot he sent.
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But the giant gun's current owner, Dean Kingersmith, said he only shoots it at events twice a year—and sometimes fires blanks for ceremonies.
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When she shuffles an invisible deck of cards, she simply mimes the action and a sound effect helps the audience fill in the blanks.
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The Times asked Kim Guadagno, the Republican candidate for governor of New Jersey, to fill in the blanks in a letter to New Jerseyans.
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Beethoven had a clear idea of how this scene should play, and the only way to hear it is to fill in the blanks.
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There will be 20 local actors involved and more than 300 shots fired (blanks of course) as part of the re-enactment on Sat.
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Done. Early voting creates a situation in which voters must fill in the blanks, spackling over important gaps with their own biases and assumptions.
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Not to decide, of course, is to decide, and this was precisely the point for Carolyn Blanks Mayes, whose front yard in Mobile, Ala.
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I was there to interview him about the release of the 1975 documentary Les Blanks made about him, A Poem Is a Naked Person.
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He dropped me there and i started walking on E-5 and saw a cop, he was crying and shooting blanks into the air.
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Early on, Johnson Smith sold a variety of firearms, both of the real variety and the fake variety, the latter of which shot blanks.
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Blank rounds don't create enough gas pressure in the barrel to make this happen, so, if you're firing blanks, you need a blank-firing adapter.
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In 1958, Gordon Clark and board shaper Hobie Alter refined the secret formula for "blowing" foam blanks in an old garage in remote Laguna Canyon.
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So we're not going to get some of those answers, and in some sense some of those blanks are not going to be filled in.
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I drank two beers for dinner and carried the tape measure and tablet to the bedroom where I followed instructions and filled in blanks. Bust.
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They can bump up the weights attached to answers from underrepresented groups, or fill in blanks with imputed answers based on those from similar people.
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You can do this at the on-site firing range, where tipsy patriots, no matter what their nationality, can shoot blanks from authentic WWII weaponry.
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Except, that is, for the traditional part where one shooter has blanks in their gun, so no one knows who actually fired the fatal shot.
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I want to speak about the issue in a way that lets people fill in the blanks of what they have been through, you know?
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Reuters reports it's "unclear whether any visas were issued," but the Brazilian passports were "legitimate documents when sent out as blanks for consulates to issue."
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In the most thrilling moment of the season yet, Ray slides his own gun from inside his jacket, revealing that Cooper's gun is shooting blanks.
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To use a sex analogy, Trump is that creepy guy you're fucking who's probably shooting blanks, but you stick a condom on just in case.
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His office phone was moved to the apartment, and Blanks was ordered never to answer it, so that Blazer could field calls from his wife.
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I love the sense of excitement that washes over me at the start of each new round — all those blanks squares, all those possible chances.
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I am alert to a difference between the everyday phenomenon of forgetting and blanks that intercede like dark matter in a brain laced with gaps.
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Mr. Blanks, marvelous here in a romance even more unusual than Stone's with baseball, plays one of the Clowns when he's not the suave Alberga.
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She did her job so effectively 30 years ago that now she need only raise an eyebrow and I fill in the blanks on autocomplete.
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It's always clear who each person is—they're fully voiced, each is shaped differently, and colors are constant—but you're still filling in the blanks.
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Every year we send photographers to document the surreal self-contained multiverse that is Glastonbury, to fill in the blanks where words can fail us.
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The Times asked Philip D. Murphy, the Democratic candidate for governor of New Jersey, to fill in the blanks in a letter to New Jerseyans.
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Mujib Mashal/The New York Times Later, a university lecturer who had rented Negina a room filled in some of the blanks about her life.
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Mr. Shane's report helped fill in some blanks when he unearthed several of the phony accounts, like that of one Melvin Redick, a professed Pennsylvanian.
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The numbers runner Shealy (Harvy Blanks) tells the story of the woman who cursed him into seeing her face on that of all subsequent lovers.
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The "Agency Press Release Template," obtained from the Maywood Police Department, is a nearly complete document with small fill-in-the-blanks left for police.
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If an image is blurry because the camera didn't catch enough of a person's face, then there's no button that will fill in those blanks.
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Blanchon explores similar ideas in his tattoos: an empty scroll between his shoulders, lovers' hearts on his bicep with two blanks where names should be.
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"When people tell stories about cultured meat one of the things they do is quickly fill in blanks on the page around the meat," said Wurgaft.
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Halo's fiction has always been very heavy-handed, there hasn't been a lot of need for players to fill in the blanks of what's going on.
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But for generations like mine, who missed out on any kind of comprehensive sex education, we've been left to fill in the blanks on our own.
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As a result, some questions about her relationship with Chapo are still unanswered, but she filled in some of the blanks during her testimony last week.
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The full trove of files includes personal and family correspondence and al-Qaeda files as well as useless items such as duplicates, blanks and trivial documents.
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"The week ahead is loaded but may be of little consequence, merely firing blanks," Vishnu Varathan, senior economist at Mizuho Bank, said in a Friday note.
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He said he came forward to "fill in the blanks and put it in the historical record" of how the flag ended up in his possession.
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These background facts are alluded to in shorthand dialogue, but anyone who's watched a couple of hours of American television can probably fill in the blanks.
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The consequences of my mind filling in the blanks were far worse than what was happening in reality — hence why it was better to stay connected.
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During an interview with Dr. Phil McGraw for his podcast Phil in the Blanks, Turner revealed she has a "real urge" to become a police officer.
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WWE superstar Charlotte Flair is being sued by her ex-husband who claims she defamed him in her new book by falsely claiming he shoots blanks.
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Filling in those blanks between what happens at the end of season 4 to now is really fun for all the characters because they're all different.
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Perhaps the most fun part of the whole thing is filling in the blanks of the narrative: What is the dastardly droid doing on this planet?
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Then again, your terrorized imagination will probably fill in a lot of blanks for you — and you'll be primed and ready for the show's next season.
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And I'd filled its blanks not through heading straight to glowing waypoints, but by scaling the landscape described by the wordless language of its map screen.
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" As for the portrayal of Andrew Cunanan, played by Darren Criss, the actor noted that they were left with "a lot of blanks to fill in.
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And you may wind up filling in the blanks left by Mr. Doyle's stark staging with contemporary scenes from, among other sources, the current presidential race.
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With the pieces assembled as best they could be, a team has been charged with filling in the blanks on the life of these ancient sapiens.
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Mr. Duffy's production makes the most of the blanks in Mr. Okada's short play, providing us with the perfect setting in which to dream up interpretations.
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Some took the liberty to fill in the blanks, determining that Merkel was not amused by Putin's "mansplaining," as he pointed his index finger at her.
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The story he tells is dotted with "probably" and "I think," as he tries to fill in the blanks in her journey that still puzzle him.
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What you've encountered here is NASA saying, 'Well if the plane has to fly somewhere, why don't we just …' and you can fill in the blanks.
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With this season now hastening to a close, we're not much closer than we were a few weeks ago to filling in this story's big blanks.
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For example, 17A has a dash in each box — if you picture them in a non-crossword setting, you're being asked to FILL IN THE BLANKS.
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Ceausescu sought to quell the uprising by ordering his security forces to shoot to kill instead of firing blanks — an order that General Vlad apparently disobeyed.
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In the next seven years, it will skim the sun's outer atmosphere and, hopefully, fill in many of the blanks in human understanding of our star.
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Her date told bank teller he was 'really hurting' The district attorney's office fills in the blanks on what happened while he was inside the bank.
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In middle and high school, the most common activities are fill-in-the-blanks on worksheets, writing single sentences, making lists or writing a paragraph summary.
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Now you might expect that the target audiences for the long-aborning "Prince of Broadway," previously seen in Japan, could fill in many blanks for themselves.
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The story moves forward and backward, as the author drops into the past to fill in some of the blanks, even those we hadn't realized existed.
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On the back, a court official filled in blanks indicating that Ms. Parks had been found guilty and sentenced to pay $10 or do hard labor.
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The data scientists then pieced this information together and used an algorithm to fill in the blanks and generate a likely image of the black hole.
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Congress was surrendering its law-making power under the U.S. Constitution bit by bit, leaving it to people hand picked by presidents to fill in the blanks.
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While the iPhone will remain the final frontier for Windows compatibility, the latest update to Windows fills in more than a few blanks, especially for Android users.
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The eclipse totality — when the pall of Earth's shadow completely blanks out what would otherwise be the Moon's silvery surface — will last one hour and 43 minutes.
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The film's romantic lead brings a gun to school, shoots blanks at his classmates, and the female lead kills a classmate by shooting him in the chest.
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He leaves it to the audience to fill in the blanks during the many quiet scenes — a comforting touch, gentle words of sympathy, a hike for closure.
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But at the AAAS meeting Brett Finlay of the University of British Columbia, in Vancouver, persuasively filled in some of the blanks in the case of asthma.
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For example, if you start with the fill-in-the-blanks and know them, you can knock out nine answers in today's puzzle right off the bat.
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It was obvious that these health-care professionals were now accountable for filling in the blanks in the software at the expense of interacting with the patient.
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Longtime pika research collaborator Andrew Smith said that the new footage will help biologists fill in the blanks about the rabbit relative's behavior, diet, and current abundance.
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The Atlantic's Robinson Meyer has behind-the-scenes info on a newly prominent think tank's effort to fill in the policy blanks of the Green New Deal.
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But that's complete BS when elsewhere on its site it's also selling albums on vinyl and cassette, and even blanks for making your own modern mix tapes.
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Porn As TherapyThis sensitive and intelligently written erotica features still photographs that give the emotional narratives just enough imagery to let your mind fill in the blanks.
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There's so little to him, beyond his unrepentant evil, that fans have created their own elaborate backstories, strange theories, and stranger memes to fill in the blanks.
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"Myanmar is a country run by rumors, where people fill in the blanks," says Derek Mitchell, who served as US Ambassador to Myanmar from 2012 to 224.
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Carney's counting on your own personal nostalgia for your adolescent years to fill in the blanks, and Conor's relationships with his bandmates are no less heart-melting.
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All three also took language directly from a mock bill the Discovery Institute posted online in 2007 with fill-in-the-blanks for state names and sponsors.
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The raw, crayon-lined art looks primitive, but also personal, and evokes Cuca's unfinished mindset, which doesn't yet know how to fill in the blanks around him.
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Of equal interest, though, is when game developers remove or restrict these modalities, as Journey does, leaving us to fill in the blanks with our muted companions.
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Fashion people (finally) making it onto the 'gram recently include Tim Blanks and Suzy Menkes joining in 2015, and Donatella Versace and Alber Elbaz joining this year.
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I knew 12 would be coal and most of the others were set, but I had a few blanks that naturally filled in as the story evolved.
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"Just yesterday [I] asked my parents why they were still going on their cruise this weekend; then they canceled it," said Nick Blanks, 29, of Somerville, Massachusetts.
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That sort of thin characterization can work fine on certain kinds of sitcoms, partly because we already know the characters well enough to fill in the blanks.
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Did you fill in the blanks for yourself in terms of what happened for her between when we last saw her, in Season 7, and this moment?
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It's just a game, a little something to satisfy that human itch to fill in the blanks and put a smile on your face in between crosswords.
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Saudi authorities were hungry for information on what their young men were up to, and Khashoggi had the access to help fill the blanks for the government.
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"Columbus" can be slyly mysterious from a structural standpoint, both with respect to the plot's elisions and several cuts that demand that viewers fill in the blanks.
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Democrats are taking the opportunity to try to fill in some of the blanks left to them by the staff reports of the Clinton and Nixon eras.
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And in interviews this past week in Sydney and Minneapolis, Ms. Damond's friends and her fiancé were trying to fill in the blanks of her final night.
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In the two best, and most colorful, paintings — "People at Peoples Beach" and "Fruit of the Womb" — she subtracts words from disturbing captions, leaving blanks or X's.
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A Brazilian source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the two passports in question were legitimate documents when sent out as blanks for consulates to issue.
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The 23-year-old Game of Thrones star opened up to Dr. Phil McGraw about her long-term mental health struggles on McGraw's podcast, Phil in the Blanks.
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He's their Swiss Army knife, the guy they can throw on the floor with any combination of players and trust to fill in whatever blanks are left open.
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Again blanks, one and all: too many equations, too many assumptions, too many moving parts, too global a theory, no opportunity for questions—and so people gave up.
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Flounder accidentally killed a horse -- apparently by inducing fright -- by firing a pistol loaded with blanks into the air during a midnight prank in Dean Vernon Wormer's office.
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With his project, he's hoping to fill in some blanks about the movements of a fragmented giraffe population, which he hopes will aid conservation efforts across the continent.
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And although there are still several fitness functionalities the Apple Watch is missing, it's no surprise that the company is looking to fill in some of the blanks.
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Mary Lynn Blanks was stunned to receive a letter out of the clear blue from long-ago lover Chuck Blazer offering sunny birthday greetings when she turned fifty.
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At first, some of the kids around him suggested the noise might be some kind of drill, he said—there was chatter that maybe the shots were blanks.
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It traces the shifting social identities available to gay people in Britain over the past 20123 years while insisting on leaving as many blanks as it fills in.
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When a businessman named Alberga (Harvy Blanks) insists on buying her drinks at the dive she favors, she's nonplused enough to ask her friend Millie what it means.
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When we gaze on an inanimate object and imagine it sentient, we're agreeing to fill in all sorts of blanks about what it feels and thinks and wants.
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"I'm working on my faults and cracks/filling in the blanks and gaps," Mr. Hutchison sang on "My Backwards Walk," in lyrics that were representative of his work.
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I jumped in at 15A's URIAH Heep, 1D's TAJ Mahal and 23D's Persona non GRATA, because the fill-in-the-blanks are the way in for most puzzles.
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More than a decade ago, Dr. Pringle and Dr. Money turned to ultrahigh-speed video cameras, capturing 100,000 frames a second, to fill in some of the blanks.
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On Crowley's restricted stage, the physical action consists mainly of Linney pacing from chair to bed and back again, and Strout's canny elisions register too often as blanks.
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Reporters at the Northwest Florida Daily News loaded up a car full of supplies for the News Herald on Friday, according to Annie Blanks of the Daily News.
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Under the Congressional Review Act, lawmakers have the ability to make sure that the agencies filling in the blanks are hewing closely to the spirit of the law.
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A.J. Green and Tyler Eifert are a great starting point, but the Bengals will need to fill in some blanks or resurrect their 2015 playoff Rex Burkhead offense.
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The actor about to get shot was taken backstage before the scene, as he is every time, and shown the gun and the ammunition — a handful of blanks.
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But where season three eclipses season one is in its willingness to give the audience just enough information to go on to start to fill in the blanks.
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How many email addresses were exposed or in what way the Amazon website was a part of this supposed error are blanks which are unlikely to be filled in.
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In June of last year, Ambrosia founder Jesse Karmazin told Mic that the company buys its blood from blood blanks and was confident in the outcome of the treatments.
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From there, she started tour managing and going on the road with up-and-coming punk bands like The Casualties, Blanks 210 and her old friends The Bouncing Souls.
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The volunteers ordering drone-delivery food will be made up of a mix of Virginia Tech employees, students and possibly other recruits, Mark Blanks, director of the partnership, said.
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Through such robust engagement, the broader public has the opportunity to fill in the blanks in the president's skeletal statements, shaping what may be the earliest draft of policy.
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"When you've been out in private industry and seen the mechanics of your average office, it fills in blanks that college can't possibly quite tell you about," Savage says.
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Where great literature breaks apart the world, then leaves the reader's mind to fill in the blanks, Finch offers a meticulously designed space to investigate and explore and experience.
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But in the stillness of the short, we only get to see the beautiful imagery of a spaceship leaving Earth, so we have to fill in the blanks ourselves.
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The California class action plaintiffs based their request for discovery on a Wall Street Journal scoop about the Theranos plan, so their filing doesn't fill in the blanks either.
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Adam Schiff, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said he would take up the written report to fill in the blanks of what Mueller intentionally would not say.
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"I've had what maybe could be called a sex addiction at some point in my life," Shepard told Dr. Phil McGraw on his new podcast, Phil in the Blanks.
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The precise words that the socialbot would use at any given moment typically consisted of prewritten templates, with more specific content retrieved from various databases filling in the blanks.
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"We used a water cannon, blanks and rubber bullets as well as physical force," Interior Ministry Chief Secretary Georgi Kostov told reporters outside what is Bulgaria's biggest refugee camp.
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We're told cops were aware blanks would be fired in the park to reenact the murder, but apparently the memo didn't get out to people who were strolling around.
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More than any other artist that I'd turned to when trying to fill in my father's blanks, Cohen seemed to have been preparing for death from the very start.
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The faraway observations by telescopes will "fill in the blanks to get the big-picture story," Leigh Fletcher, of the University of Leicester in England, said in an interview.
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It's also critical for Trump to finally fill in the blanks and put forward his specific proposals on other serious issues like healthcare reform, entitlement reform, energy and education.
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A new exhibition, "In Search of Emilio Terry," fills in some of the blanks, combining his own work with pieces from his collection created by his influences and collaborators.
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Rubio repeatedly filled in the blanks of what Trump was saying or used the specifics and details in his own answers to expose the lack of both in Trump's.
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Blanks, a Florida native living in Manhattan, was a twenty-one-year-old aspiring actress who worked between auditions as a cocktail waitress, model, and at trade show gigs.
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Over the course of three episodes, Before the Storm will fill in the blanks on the relationship between Chloe Price and Rachel Amber, which was previously only hinted at.
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Strelzin said Evans exhibited a pattern of abuse toward women and children and that there may be more victims, given that there are many "blanks" in his life history.
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This is a very nice debut with some lively fill and cluing, and enough fill-in-the-blanks to make this a Wednesday puzzle that new solvers could handle.
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The Tigers were within 72-63 with 3:52 to go, but a foul on guard David Blanks, followed by a technical on Thomas, gave Valparaiso four free throws.
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And we know that Manafort's potential legal peril rests, in large part, on how much his cooperation helps the fill in the blanks the Mueller investigators want filled in.
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But we still don't know the details of what actually happened, so there's a huge audience of Democratic partisans who want someone to fill in the blanks for them.
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Throughout the book, Layli Long Soldier uses an astonishing variety of forms (even fill-in-the-blanks) to dissect the US government's bureaucratic writing and explore languages and identity.
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In a new video series from filmmakers Alex Karpovsky and Teddy Blanks — collectively known as Spielbergs — celebrities distill decades of experience in therapy down to two minute videos, BuzzFeed reports.
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Myhill is bringing a film creator's sensibility to Unity's toolset, and his changes are essentially filling in the blanks for people like him, directors of photography and fellow camera obsessives.
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The worksheet included fill-in-the-blanks for Isaiah to fill in about his dad, including the phrase he always says ("chicken butt") and his favorite foods (cake and nuggets).
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The most graphic visuals flash tend to flash by quickly, but the editing is great at leaving just enough time to let your imagination fill in all the horrible blanks.
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You can make sure you get 'Red Dead', but you'll also get your hands on some other titles that can fill in the blanks between sessions in the Wild West.
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They're just telling us very, very little about what this pilot program is and letting us filling the blanks with details from local officials and, sometimes, our own fanciful ideas.
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In order to preserve copper for the war effort, the U.S. Mint switched to making pennies from zinc-coated steel planchets, instead of the usual bronze coin blanks, Stone explained.
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This leaves underwriters with blanks to fill in, particularly around how frequently a rare event—a tsunami, say, or an epidemic—might occur and what the maximum losses could be.
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Test your knowledge of basic grammar (just be glad there are no blanks for "gerunds") while competing against your family to see who can create the silliest, most outlandish story.
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Each invoice is turned into its own communications hub, allowing people across departments to fill in the blanks and answer questions so that payments are handled as efficiently as possible.
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There are two sets of cards: black cards with questions or fill-in-the-blank statements, and white cards with noun phrases that fill those blanks and answer those questions.
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The police officer then filled in the blanks on the form: "An amount (2494,2436 IQD) was received from (Bariq Sibhan Younis) to be paid to (Zaid Imad Khalaf)," it said.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — It's Saturday, and you hopefully now know what that means: There will be few gimmes, and even the fill-in-the-blanks clues will not be obvious.
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In the moments before he shoots the gun—a real one (with blanks), startling and resonant in the small Playwrights Horizons theatre—the onstage scene looks like a rural Hopper.
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Dr. Haight has compiled a set of eight celebrities whose surnames become verbs when the letters -ED are added to the end, and are clued as fill-in-the-blanks.
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Sebastian Vettel, Ferrari's winner on Sunday, is 102 points behind Hamilton and would need four blanks from Hamilton from the final six races just to be in with a shout.
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Once the budget is completed, party leaders will move quickly to fill in those blanks, by releasing draft legislation that many lobbyists expect could be as long as 1,000 pages.
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We don't know what happened between 1980 and 1990, or 1990 and 2015, but our minds fill in the blanks anyway, depending on whatever narrative or behavioral cues Pizzolatto supplies.
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Martin has been deliberately vague in his published books so far about Rhaegar and Lyanna's relationship, which means fans have had to fill in the blanks with their own assumptions.
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In so doing, it will start to fill in some of the blanks against rivals like Slack, whose popular messaging and collaboration app has mobile versions for iOS and Android.
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Amazingly, they didn't find it confusing: "People insisted on finding meaning and patterns in what they've experienced...they would fill in the blanks and create a seamless narrative experience," he says.
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Jane Fonda may have kicked off the at-home workout video craze in the 80s, but a decade later, Billy Blanks made it a movement with his iconic Tae Bo routine.
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The two went on The Graham Norton Show to talk up their new movie Blade Runner 2049, and while Ford was enthusing about the movie he seemingly blanks on Gosling's name.
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"Most of the time the two hour conversation is me providing two or three sentences to fill in the blanks on a piece they've already written in their head," Simpson continues.
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Naturally, though, the media has made numerous attempts to fill in the blanks, speculating that causes for the split could include substance abuse, anger issues, bad parenting, and, naturally, other women.
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HTC's Phil Chen, who spearheaded Exodus development, has at least started to fill in the blanks of how the Exodus will pull off its most important trick: keeping your cryptocurrency safe.
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He shares a photo, he states what's happening in said photo, and he allows readers to fill in the blanks — and, inherently, compare the old photo with the current political context.
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Sumiye's first film, Struggle for Existence (2010, 503 minutes), is told through first-person—well first-bird—narrative, where, to counter the lack of historical footage, animation fills in the blanks.
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"We have reams and reams of data to show that that sort of thing is outdated and objectively wrong," Jonathan Blanks, a criminal justice researcher at the Cato Institute, told me.
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Peters said he hopes the playbook will be viewed as a response to the Green New Deal by "filling in the blanks" with legislative goals that were not detailed in Rep.
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If you've wondered what happened to Bo Peep in the time that elapsed between "Toy Story 2" and "Toy Story 4," the short film "Lamp Life" will fill in the blanks.
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In doing so, we confront our broken ambitions (the Billy Blanks Cardio Inferno DVD we never used) and weakest impulses (the $69.95 Indoor Flameless Marshmallow Roaster we used with unsettling frequency).
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Sitting in the theater, the 21st-century viewer can fill in the blanks, conjuring a time-lapse picture of the growth of the suburbs and the unfolding of a long marriage.
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Later, as Ray and Una start to fill in the blanks for each other of what happened in the immediate aftermath of their last encounter, you start to listen more attentively.
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Leaving it out is just a simple way of amplifying the narrative, letting the reader/viewers imaginations fill out the blanks by themselves, and completing the work in their own minds.
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The last time Blanks had seen Blazer, to her great relief, was twenty-five years earlier, as he stomped out of their bedroom in the East Side Manhattan condo they shared.
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When Blanks told Blazer that she worked for an exhibition booker who kept close to two-thirds of the fees that companies paid for Coliseum work, Blazer created Narrators & Models Inc.
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During this unorthodox wooing period, Blanks was introduced to what she would later discover was the Blazer "lore": a backstory accentuating Blazer's intelligence and creativity, and one that he advanced relentlessly.
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They had split up when they were young only because Blanks demanded too much of his time—like all mistresses do, he explained—and he had a family to attend to.
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I enjoyed it, but I also got the feeling that my choices didn't really matter and that the points mainly helped fill in the blanks of by-the-numbers Lovecraft story.
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So both sides have tried to fill in the blanks, and figure out what kind of man would be revealed under all that gilding if he were elected to the presidency.
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Sumiye's first film, Struggle for Existence (2010, 23 minutes), is told through first-person—well first-bird—narrative, where, to counter the lack of historical footage, animation fills in the blanks.
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Internet personalities, like the Instagram comic Josh Ostrovsky, fail to fill in the blanks where real actors should be, but an unusually wide-ranging soundtrack — Wu-Tang Clan and Benny Mardones!
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Teacher or Student-Created Cloze Exercises Clozes, also known as "fill-in-the-blanks" or "gap-fills," are relatively short texts with key words removed so students must use context clues.
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But that's O.K.: The fill-in-the-blanks provided a good foothold, and the information needed to solve was broad enough so that there was surely something to grasp for everyone.
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There are so many, and a lot of that info is constantly changing, which is why I depend so heavily on creators and their fans to help fill in the blanks.
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For starters, take everything out of your pantry, keep what looks and smells good, assess what remains, and fill in the blanks with food that will make you a better cook.
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Armed with replica automatic weapons firing blanks, gallons of stage blood and mangled Mexican accents, the cartels are streaming across our undefended border, and into our multiplexes and our video streams.
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"From our perspective, it's more treating drones like manned aviation," said Mark Blanks, director of the Virginia Tech Mid-Atlantic Aviation Partnership, one of the organizations involved in the pilot program.
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Instruments on the spacecraft will be able to detect details that cannot be seen from farther away, and hopefully fill in many of the blanks in human understanding of our star.
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Go deeper: Despite slim odds, carbon tax advocacy ramps up Filling in the blanks on the Green New Deal A fracking ban could be a dicey proposal for Democrats in 2020
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First, there are six italicized clues, all expressed as queries, all fill-in-the-blanks style, and all completely impossible to just blithely reel off, unless you're in Mr. Kwong's head.
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There's no direct causation there—that feels like I'm firing blanks in the dark, desperately trying to find something to blame—but the fact is that the quantity slowly started to increase.
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"My Type," which we're premiering above, is the first single from Spenda's debut album The Bone Collector, and finds him going head to head with rising superstar Sian Vandermuelen, aka Miss Blanks.
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During an episode of Dr. Phil's podcast Phil in the Blanks earlier this year, Turner talked about her struggles with depression and how Williams' friendship at that time acted as a crutch.
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That puts pressure on the White House to fill in the blanks in his address to Congress Tuesday night, which is traditionally a platform for laying out the president's policy wish list.
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Filling in the rest of the blanks would give Discovery a chance to leave a lasting impact on Star Trek canon — and would make the Borg more resonant as a story tool.
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There are cap-gun rifles with real working scopes, and black "Lawman" and pink "Texas Rose" models complete with belts and holsters; the cowboy actors swagger around with real revolvers firing blanks.
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We could end up in a sort of entertainment paradise of everybody sort of straps on VR and sort of takes their new legalized drug of choice and sort of blanks out.
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Most people likely know that answering a three- or five-question quiz isn't enough to fill in all the blanks in their financial knowledge, but it could be the trigger they need.
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While SwiftKey's other keyboards predict what users are typing as they swipe through letters, ShakeSpeak will predict what Shakespeare verse a user is trying to type out and fill in the blanks.
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Pandora isn't sharing further details about its voice-enabled ads strategy, but will likely go more in-depth when the tests launch in order to fill in the blanks for potential advertisers.
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The other bits and pieces that'd scroll across Roy's display that day would be filled in by Knox's dad, whose job was to color in the unknown blanks of each soldier's walkthrough.
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Where there are great, gaping mysteries, there are opportunities for the Song of Ice and Fire and Game of Thrones fandoms to fill in the blanks with theories — some outlandish, some sublime.
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IN TERMS OF FILLING IN THE BLANKS, WHAT INDUSTRIES WILL BE AFFECTED, AS YOU KNOW, THE PRESIDENT DESIGNATED THAT THE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT SHOULD DO THE RESEARCH ABOUT WHAT NAMES SHOULD BE ADDED.
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GERMANY BLANKS NORTHERN IRELAND Two quick goals earned the defending champion Germany a 2-0 victory over visiting Northern Ireland and put it in control of Group C in World Cup qualifying.
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Keeping track of all the different interpersonal relationships is challenging enough, but the time skips depend on a built-in assumption that you're following all of it and filling in the blanks.
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Beginners, use those fill-in-the-blanks clues to get started and remember that if you can't solve an entry one way, try to get as many as possible from the crossings.
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As he was working his way up the soccer food chain, Blazer was also quietly but persistently courting Blanks within the confines of their trade show work for more than three years.
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This same thought pops up with 5D, that red O. 51A: Here's a fill-in-the-blanks; if you deduce the three missing letters as CPU, that's your "computer guts" right there.
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I had very little trouble with the cluing here and was able to sally forth with filling in blanks using letters from NORTON, EARTHWORMS, ED ASNER, GARFIELD, ROACH MOTEL, DISNEY and ELEPHANT.
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Mr. Bolton is a potential bombshell of a witness, with crucial knowledge of President Trump's actions and conversations regarding Ukraine that could fill in key blanks in the narrative of the case.
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The former national security adviser is a potentially vital witness, with direct knowledge of presidential actions and conversations regarding Ukraine that could fill in blanks in the narrative of the impeachment case.
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The President's advisers are now concerned McGahn's statements to the special counsel could be key to filling in some blanks of Mueller's report, two people familiar with the discussion told the Times.
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Amazon last month introduced more than 20 templates, aka Alexa Skill Blueprints , designed to let anyone easily create customized Alexa skills "within minutes just by filling in the blanks"—no coding experience necessary.
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It sounds reasonable enough, but ASAP believes the hopeful document leaves far too many blanks to fill in if NASA plans to pull off this kind of feat in fewer than two decades.
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It left out the part about how hilarious he is, how perfect his abs are, and how you could cut butter with his jawline, but we'll go ahead and fill in the blanks.
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In the tradition of the best horror, Lights Out leaves all of this on the edges of the story, the better for you to fill in some of the blanks on your own.
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By being transparent with your feelings and the state of your work as a whole, you can help satiate the need for your co-workers to fill in the blanks with gossip. 3.
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Police said they found the gun the suspect used to shoot himself in the van, along with a dozen explosive fireworks and an alarm gun, which can fire blanks or tear gas cartridges.
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Sports Illustrated's recent "Where Are They Now?" issue catches up with past athletic greats like Billy Blanks, Ken Griffey Jr., and the 1996 U.S. olympic gymnastic team, also known as the Magnificent Seven.
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It's an inclusive space where Ma Rainey, Shirley Chisholm, bell hooks, Bree Newsome, Josephine Baker, and many others come together to fill in the blanks that plague most history books and cultural canons.
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"We have these tiny points of truth, and you try to connect the tissue between them, but I would never use the term 'embellish,'" Smith explained about the challenge of filling in blanks.
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Whatever cat or dick doodle then serves as the input, and the algorithm uses the form to fill in the blanks with whatever pieces of cat makes the most sense in that location.
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The lack of information also appears to be playing some role in stoking conspiracy theories, as information-starved members of the public are trying to fill in the blanks to the unresolved questions.
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Turner, who plays Sansa Stark on the HBO hit series, said in an interview with Dr. Phil on his podcast "Phil in the Blanks," that she started to become depressed around age 17.
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Mark Holbrook said "there's a lot of blanks in [Vence's] story," when he spoke with reporters at a news conference on Sunday after an AMBER Alert had been issued for the missing girl.
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A few local figures are on hand to fill in the blanks for him: His amiable driver Yousef (Alexander Black) is a handy cultural interpreter, albeit a lackadaisical and sometimes dangerously irresponsible one.
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I don't know that I could consciously verbalize my own hierarchy of values, but there are certain critics I follow because I can understand theirs, and they help me fill in the blanks.
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But delivering the final pizza gave me a nice reward, one that filled in some blanks of the story and provided me with equipment that made the game's final act a little easier.
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But the paramilitary chapter of the country's history is not closed, and remains "totally full of blanks," said María Teresa Ronderos, the author of "Recycled Wars," a Spanish-language history of Colombian paramilitarism.
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Deciding not to travel might put your parents in the minority, though: "When they called to cancel, the cruise told them lots of people were calling and getting free upgrades instead," Blanks said.
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So for "_ _ ld o_ amal_amat_" you'd fill in MERGE, which means "meld or amalgamate," which is what you get when you fill in those blanks with M - E - R - G - E, in turn.
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This history is portrayed in the volume's pages via sketches and fit notes, an introduction by Nicole Phelps and an interview with Tim Blanks, photographs by Cornejo's husband, Mark Borthwick, and other memorabilia.
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When the research had filled in the blanks, he compiled first drafts in longhand, second and third and fourth drafts, too, and on a Smith-Corona Electra 2200, writing 213,21986 words a day.
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A retired attorney in his 80s who's drunk and pontificated here so consistently over the past six decades that they instinctively reserve his booth for him, is happy to fill in the blanks.
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But while Es Devlin's superb set, delicately lighted by Oliver Fenwick, has shifted to reveal a completely detailed living area, rendered in monochrome, Ms. Mulligan is again called upon to fill in blanks.
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"Loewe, look six," Tim Blanks, the fashion editor at large for The Business of Fashion, wrote in an email when asked to name the design object he dreamed about most consistently in 2019.
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There are terms for this phenomenon, by which we easily fill in the blanks or unjumble words that we've read thousands of times — I find "chunking" and "typoglycemia," which deal with jumbled letters.
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I happen to enjoy these conversational themes where you have to fill in the blanks, although they can be difficult, because you have to really be on the constructor's wavelength to get them.
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Arelith exists in a sort of goldilocks zone where it's small enough that things like that can still happen - players can still, truly, fill in the blanks on the maps of the world.
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The spokesperson for the campaign explained that Dr. Phil wouldn't be talking about the drug per se — but he will be accompanied by a medical doctor who will surely fill in any blanks.
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Producing their analysis required simply tallying the river discharge volumes from recorded data and filling in the blanks with other model predictions, like those from the National Centers for Environmental Prediction Climate Forecast System.
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But first, administration officials will have to fill in the blanks of his outline and make some hard choices about who — now or in the future — will pay the price of tax cuts today.
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"We've had some really bad instances, up to the extent of a police officer walking up to students with a real gun loaded with blanks and shooting them, saying 'You're dead," he told me.
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You would think Sanders, after weeks of criticism, would come up with some banal fill-in-the-blanks foreign policy proposals, or would criticize Clinton's hawkishness or at least her name-dropping Henry Kissinger.
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In a call with Gadowski, he filled in many of the blanks relating to his new venture, including positioning Flash as a "micro-mobility" company that wants to solve the last-mile transportation problem.
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With Nicolas Batum doubtful for the rest of the series, the Hornets need Lee to do what he does best—fill in the blanks and gaps others don't see or don't have time for.
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What's especially interesting is how the bot can fill in the blanks when specific details aren't mentioned – basically, it has a little common sense and imagination of its own, thanks to its training data.
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Bishop told Technology Review that Magic Pony's computer vision products can fill in the blanks in videos like Photoshop's auto-fill tool, and improve the image quality of pictures taken on low-resolution cameras.
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The recent news that looted statues from the Syrian site of Palmyra have been seized at a Geneva free port, along with ancient sculpture from Yemen and Libya, begins to fill in the blanks.
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The band dissolves after watching the music industry it loathes profit from, and enjoy the experience of, their assaults, which included firing a machine gun loaded with blanks into an audience of record executives.
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For Zumba to successfully scale globally, to accomplish what other once-promising fitness crazes like Billy Blanks' Tae Bo couldn't do, the business partners had to pivot away from selling Zumba via workout videos.
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One of many blanks yet to be filled in this yarn is how, exactly, Hector winds up mute and in a wheelchair, speaking only by means of a bell he rings with one finger.
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The kicker comes when Paper Boi returns to the barbershop and instead of stopping at Bibby's station coldly blanks him and walks to another man's chair — the barbershop equivalent of crossing the picket line.
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While normally a press release would help fill in certain blanks of comprehension, the one created for this exhibition is not your standard didactic piece of paper but instead a work in its own right.
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When the technology allows for ambiguity—and players are able and encouraged to fill in the blanks—reality can become hyperreal and players oscillate between the game world and real world to "complete" their experience.
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Just as you start to feel like you're really playing a Dark Souls game, you'll roll two blanks when dodging, fail through no fault of your own, and remember this is all just an illusion.
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The resulting maternity photos by Derek Blanks, taken at the Gibsons' Georgia estate and shared exclusively with PEOPLE, capture the domestic side of Samantha and Tyrese's life together with his 11-year-old daughter Shayla.
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"The song is so lyrically specific to a very emotional, difficult situation so I didn't want the video to get caught up trying to replicate details and fill in the blanks," Reed told PEOPLE exclusively.
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Activists appeared alongside actors, the #TimesUp mission happened out loud in real time, and the starring role of the color red was no accident — it filled in the blanks, as it has all throughout history.
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The Tax Policy Centre, a think-tank, recently filled in the blanks in the latest Republican tax proposals and concluded that more than half of its giveaways would go to the top 1% of earners.
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Former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates, for instance, filled in quite a few blanks with regards to how Flynn, a retired three-star general, became unemployed less than a month into his White House job.
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"Even if you don't know what you're looking for, you will find something that you will use to fill in the blanks and make into something that very well isn't real either," Dr. Brateman says.
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Another is a word game that asks kids to take letter-tiles from a pile and place them in front of a tablet or smartphone to reveal the word hidden behind blanks on the screen.
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So: There are lots and lots of startups here, many of them either fielding cars or just nosing around the pits at the track, looking to fill in some blanks in the self-driving crossword.
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We'd freestyle over other people's shit at home, go to compact center, purchase 1000 blanks, press 'em up at the crib, put the cover on 'em, and sell 'em wholesale for $8 in the stores.
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The Ring trailer purposefully explains what the tape is, what it can do, and how it will do it — then reveals just enough of its monster so that our own fears can fill any blanks.
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Welcome to the world of Overwatch porn, in which budding animators take the colorful heroes of Blizzard's game and create videos of them giving blowjobs, engaging in anal sex, and, well, filling in the blanks.
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Such latitude should be widely adopted, because the best role for national leaders often is to lay out the goals and funding frameworks – then let the states fill in the blanks as they know best.
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After I told him I was terrified of the loud sound of the blanks, we worked out a routine backstage in which I would plug my ears while he enveloped me in a bear hug.
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Aside from a short note from Blazer, blaming her for the violence, and an odd phone call years later to say hello after her marriage to another man, Blanks hadn't heard from Chuck—until now.
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In retrospect, Blanks has often wondered if Blazer had somehow discovered her precarious financial situation—the eviction notices for the family home were public record, which Blazer could have found easily through a computer search.
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Gather old photos and letters, or write down the feelings you want to let go—be specific, but don't name names or get too detailed (leave room for the universe to fill in the blanks).
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A few flavors included here were visual puns, like 64A: G W G, or a W in two Gs —> WINGS; an original-looking fill-in-the-blanks thing at 33D and 49D : _ _ ds dec _ _ atio _ _?
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The screenplay necessarily diverges from what just appears in the biblical text, but the movie was deeply researched, drawing on religious texts, scholarly research, and ancient historians like Josephus to fill in the narrative blanks.
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At first it included just an F and a G with asterisks between for one of the offensive words, but later it filled in the blanks until only two letters, C and K, were missing.
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Fill in the blanks by predicting what a Republican or Democrat running in such a place would probably have won if they had contested these seats, and the state's partisan lean is a little stronger.
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But additional details from the Chicago police department about the incident began to fill in some blanks about the sudden death of one of the most promising and commercially successful young artists in hip-hop.
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Eager to fill in the blanks, THUMP interviewed Kelly over email—we talked about his experience as an environmental researcher, how he's spent his time since What's Between, and the relationship between nature and machines.
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It's possible to fill the detailed map with too many waypoints to properly process—but my advice is to follow your own feet, and steer clear of letting purchases fill in the blanks for you.
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Writers will create "detailed story templates" for topics like crime, health, and unemployment, and Urbs Media's Radar tool (it stands for Reporters And Data And Robots) will fill in the blanks and helping localize each article.
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People like Philip, Elizabeth, Oleg, and Stan have been trained to read them, peel them apart, and find the truth therein — but even they can't fill in all the blanks, whether they know it or not.
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His then-domestic partner, Mary Lynn Blanks, told Reuters in a 2016 article that she accompanied Blazer to soccer-related events while he was acting as an informant for U.S. investigators, sometimes wearing a bugging device.
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The Essential Salesforce Certification Training Bundle brings together three instructor-led courses with a combined 30 hours of content, plus practice tests and hands-on projects to fill in the blanks that other training programs won't.
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Most of the errant invectives sent the way of Scottish Steve Bannon are too impolite to include here, but he still responds, with saint-like patience, to people wishing all sorts of blanks upon his blank.
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Since the show picks up more than 20 years after we last saw the family, they also had to fill in the blanks of what everyone's been up to since the curtain fell on Full House.
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The bills they do or don't pass in the coming months could fill in the blanks of the Green New Deal, which is shaping up to be an important campaign issue ahead of the 2020 election.
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Over the next few years, Blazer continued to seek out Blanks at trade shows in Manhattan's old New York Coliseum, a squat, tan brick building at Columbus Circle that then served as New York's convention center.
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Microsoft also introduced a new update to its Text Analytics service that can detect personally identifiable information (PII) from documents, which could help hospitals or other regulated industries build software that automatically blanks out sensitive information.
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Mr. Ries used several nested words as entries today, like RANCH hiding in "Lutheran church," for example; there are also three clues wh_re you fill i_ _he blanks, in an orde_l_ fashion, to get your entry.
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ROYALS' VARGAS BLANKS INDIANS Jason Vargas (7-3) threw his first shutout in nearly three years, outdueling his Royals rival Josh Tomlin and sending Kansas City to a 4-0 home victory over the Cleveland Indians.
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It also fills in the space with impossible, disjointed images inspired by René Magritte, another visual trick that asks the brain to make the unreal into the real by filling in the blanks—and it does.
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He also favors materials he can work by hand, sculpting a table from a slow-drying goop of sawdust and glue or carving Styrofoam blanks, one slice at a time, before remaking them in molten metal.
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The researchers believe that these additions to communicating with each other, like expressing emotions using eyebrows, help fill in one of the blanks as to why modern humans cooperated better than the hominins who went extinct.
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When my mom automatically looked to my dad for his history know-how, and he to her for her literature expertise, I saw how comfortably they relied on one another to fill in their own blanks.
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"I'm friends with Kaitlynn, so...I think when you're in a relationship or, like, seen with anyone, like, out of respect to that person, it's maybe…" She trailed off, letting her listeners fill in the blanks.
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"I'm friends with Kaitlynn, so...I think when you're in a relationship or, like, seen with anyone, like, out of respect to that person, it's maybe…" Tilley said trailing off, letting listeners fill in the blanks.
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Go deeper: 2020 Democrats demand Kavanaugh impeachment First look: A new Brett Kavanaugh book "fills in the blanks" How we got here: The Kavanaugh timeline Editor's note: This article has been updated with President Trump's tweet.
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The other thing that I found that's been really nice is that I was hoping that the social media universe would help people fill in some of the blanks so that I could be more subtle.
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The agreement will try to prevent this problem from cropping up in the future by offering publishers access to songs where YouTube has incomplete data, allowing them to fill in the blanks before they miss a paycheck.
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To start things off, the couple showed off the alphabet they hung above their garage, which was missing one very important letter: L. "So that would be…" Kyle began, prompting his wife to fill in the blanks.
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Just paint a few large blocks of color that tell the computer where you want the beach and where you want the clouds, and the program fills in the blanks to generate the perfect Instagram-ready image.
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Curiously, he indicates the location of words on the honey carton with two blank strips; they could be horizontal versions of the twin, rectangular blanks that stand in for eyes in many of his doll-like figures.
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She balanced the books, paid the bills, made the travel arrangements, mailed the entry blanks and, in short, devoted her entire attention to one goal: making sure that her husband's mind was free to concentrate on golf.
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Earl composed the track to speak more through the sound than the words themselves, so when I began this project I wanted to use the same approach—using samples and moving compositions to fill in the blanks.
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"The spreadsheet was a sea of blanks, meaning most claims couldn't be corroborated, and those things that were found in classified intelligence suggested Steele's intelligence was partly or totally inaccurate on several claims," one source told me.
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Studies have shown that asking ourselves why when introspecting can cause us to ruminate on negative feelings and emotions to the point where we fill in blanks with reasoning that can lead us away from true insight.
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Flashbacks fill in the blanks as a bedraggled Sarah (Mortimer) is found floating on what remains of the vessel and is interrogated by a suspicious police detective (Jennifer Esposito) on what happened to her family and crew.
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"It's really capitalizing on having the audience use their imagination to fill in the blanks in the storytelling, which is one of the things that I thought was so beautiful about reading the novel," Mr. Brackett said.
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Some analysts indicated that Guzman's initial comments came as no surprise to investors, but that they were still waiting for him to fill in the blanks on plans to generate cashflow and set repayment terms for bondholders.
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She prefers Billy Blanks' workout DVDs — "all you'll need are some four-pound dumbbells, a plastic Hula-Hoop, a towel … and a can-do attitude" — but there are plenty of ways to stay fit on the cheap.
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After a few days, she noticed that Abigail's arm had gone limp and rushed her daughter to the hospital, where doctors initially drew blanks, she said, adding that at one point Abigail couldn't move below the neck.
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There is no shadow, no mystery, no unseen realms of potentiality, no gray skies to match up with my inner shadows, where the imagination can step in and fill in the blanks with outlandish visions and ideas.
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In large type at the top of the poster was this: "The 4 Great American Designers for Men Are:" What followed were mostly blanks, with only the initial letter of each designer's given name and surname filled in.
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While the game, of course, never goes through the robbery, letting players "fill in the blanks" (by prompting them to think about the robbery) puts them in a situation where they start feeling like it's the real deal.
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Decked out in a cowboy hat and boots, spurs, leather chaps, and a jean jacket with his name emblazoned on the back, the 270-year-old singer carries a bugle and shoots off a pistol filled with blanks.
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Now the company has filled in the blanks at CES, and the final picture looks like this: it's a beefed-up GH4 — both in specs and in size — that fixes a number of problems and adds new features.
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Croft's testimony fills in more blanks on former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch's ouster, which the whistleblower said was one of the circumstances that led him to believe Trump may have been soliciting foreign election interference. 1.
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One thing is for sure, however: Season 5 of the series will likely fill in a lot of blanks for fans, revealing what exactly happened between Alison's heartfelt chat with Helen (Maura Tierney) and her eventual, tragic death.
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SAN BERNARDINO TERROR ATTACK Fill in the blanks: Authorities have a pretty good idea what Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik did on December 2 -- the day they killed 14 people at a holiday party in San Bernardino.
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In 1976, when Blanks returned to New York after eleven months caring for her dying mother in her hometown of Miami, Blazer arranged for her to work at a Coliseum trade show for Sony, one of his clients.
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Not only does his name actually reference his creator, James Godard, who designed under the name DJAMES, Dee Jay was directly modeled after the character Khan from the 1990 movie King of the Kickboxers, played by Billy Blanks.
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"It's our responsibility to try to fill in the blanks so we can present to the public a semblance of what the statue looked like," said Margaret K. Hofer, the vice president and museum director of the society.
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Leaving abruptly without a deal would mean new customs and tariff barriers, and would put Britain under World Trade Organization trading rules, which economists say are less advantageous and do not fill in all of the relevant blanks.
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Australian rap music is better than it's ever been, with artists like Sampa The Great, Jesswar, Miss Blanks, Baro, The Kid Laroi and fistfuls more creating some of the most groundbreaking, inventive, vital music this country has ever heard.
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To play someone who is trans when you are cis, or someone who is blind when you can see, you necessarily have to create a rough sketch of who that person might be, and then fill in the blanks.
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The early episodes provided for review don't explain what everyone's been up to in the intervening time, but the status quo feels organic enough that viewers can fill in the blanks, even if the show never addresses it directly.
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People want to help, and their brains try to fill in the blanks; instead of recognition, a person being shown a lineup is far more likely to try to match a photograph with an image stored in their memory.
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When the narrative about minority groups that we are fed in the popular (and political) culture is thin, there is all kinds of opportunity to layer it with disinformation, filling in the blanks, too often, with ugly, racist assumptions.
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The NSW Council of Civil Liberties president Stephen Blanks told the outlet there is every possibility these proposals are just "window dressing," as the general public will not be told when terrorists the Government is concerned about are released.
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He begins the game with no memory whatsoever of who he is, where he is, or why—but eventually receives a message from himself, which fills in important blanks in an unsubtle nod to the plot of Total Recall.
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"He's very, very savvy at using the resources he's been given to realize his own fantasies," said Tim Blanks, the editor at large of The Business of Fashion, who was at that show and nearly all of those since.
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"I told him I moved to New York to be an actress, but was mostly waiting tables at night, handing out cosmetic samples, and spraying shoppers with Norell perfume in department stores, and working at trade shows," Blanks recalled.
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The premise, embodied in the failed comprehensive immigration reform bills of 103 and 2013 was that a large bloc of Republican Party politicians was interested in a path to citizenship for the undocumented, and they'd fill in the blanks.
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For teachers, along with the ability to bring their lessons online, WeSchool provides tools to let them manage deadlines and create tests, combining 9 different types of questions, including video quizzes, crosswords, fill the blanks and pair the cards.
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Mr. Lee was supposed to walk into an apartment and encounter four gang members attacking his lover, and Mr. Massee, as one of the thugs, was supposed to shoot him at close range with a revolver loaded with blanks.
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The drafts of the memoir we found, titled and edited and written in his own unmistakable voice, filled in a lot of blanks of how he made it from here to there, and what he thought along the way.
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Clearly baffled by what Trump might mean for Renault-Nissan and its global operations, Ghosn attempted to define what he thought "America first" might mean, before passing the mic to one of several underlings to fill in the blanks.
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"As exciting as this launch is, what's going to be most rewarding is seeing how the community responds to this technology as it becomes part of the fabric of everyday life," said MAAP director Mark Blanks in a statement.
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Well, I still want to play my mom in a screenplay I wrote called Crazier Than You, but as soon as I did one short, Shooting Blanks, without being in it, it was like a breath of fresh air.
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You can probably fill in some of the blanks: Neeson's character sees his life of suburban contentment shattered, in this case after a mysterious woman, Joanna (Vera Farmiga), offers him $100,000 to identify another passenger on his commuter train.
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Under the plea deal, he admitted to firing a live round by accident after failing to check that his magazine contained only blanks and after failing to load a rubber bullet into an adapter affixed to the muzzle of his rifle.
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Rather, Gadot was one of the many A-list actresses who wore black in solidarity with the Time's Up initiative and the very necessary message behind it, so her look spoke for itself, and her red lipstick filled in the blanks.
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Gimme Shelter is a straight up chronological doc: talking head interviews with the band and their inner circle are woven together with an impressive array of archival, including never before seen live footage, with animations applied to fill in the blanks.
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Daniel knows the words to every original song on the show, including all of the clothing items listed in "See My Vest," and we can trust him to fill in the blanks when we sing it together on our Sunday walks.
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The Post also spoke with a witness there who claimed the Bolt Theory was "poppycock" because he heard what sounded like four or five gunshots—"loud...perhaps blanks, or from a tape"—and the televisions near him were showing CNN.
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Video game story lines can be very moving – just recall how your mind filled in the blanks when it came to Legend of Zelda or Space Invaders – and a story line focusing on world hunger or destruction can be pretty compelling.
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"And also to fill in those blanks and those answers — just the nature of the show means that we're not going to know everything at this point and I have put my thinking hat on and just guess," the actress added.
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Don't find meaning; make it In this way, this universe's flaws — the lack of curation, of intentional flow — fold in on themselves, becoming invitations for the player to fill in the blanks: don't find meaning in this universe, make it.
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Generally the easiest type of clue because your brain loves filling in missing information, even the fill-in-the-blanks are tougher on a Saturday, but they can also provide us with a much-needed toehold in an otherwise impenetrable puzzle.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller's 488-page report filled in many of the blanks surrounding Moscow's interference in the 2016 campaign, the Trump campaign's role in it, and how the president tried to obstruct inquiries and investigations to uncover the truth.
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Bizarrely, he told Blanks that he was part of a high school student brain trust that was trying to predict Fidel Castro's plans to wreak havoc on America as well as determine, once and for all, who murdered John F. Kennedy.
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The blueprints provided the framework, but to meet his own exacting standards for detail, Cawley filled in the blanks by watching each Star Trek episode hundreds of times, poring over old set photos he acquired, and contacting Trek set designers.
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Since then, anti-abortion legislators have been able to propose six-week abortion legislation with relative ease due to the model legislation available on Faith2Action's site, letting lawmakers fill in the blanks to make the bill applicable to their state.
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At first, Sadie seems to be a peripheral presence here as the emphasis remains on the other women, their tears and terrors, as well as the warm, no-nonsense counselor (Tonye Patano) whose insistent encouragement elegantly helps fill in narrative blanks.
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The prosecutors filled in several blanks in a story that has been unfolding for months about the lengths to which Mr. Cohen went during the campaign to help his boss stave off embarrassing news about alleged affairs ahead of Election Day.
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"Police have a reputational advantage over anyone, especially someone accused of a crime," Blanks said, explaining that a regular Gallup poll shows again and again that police are third only to the military and small business owners in terms of trust.
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After two years of filming, Blanks presented Russell with A Poem Is a Naked Person—an acid-filtered snapshot of the songwriter's animated personality, his vivacious live shows, his quirky inner circle, and Russell's odd and folky rural Oklahoma community.
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" The president is "75 inches" tall (or 6-foot-3, which is accurate), Mr. Bennett said, "with legs that — well, they seem to go on forever," and he wears a size 12 shoe, "so you can fill in the blanks there.
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In other words, when Trump's audience finishes his sentences for him, the blanks are filled with sentiments that resonate: fears of joblessness, worries about the United States losing its status as a major world power, concerns about foreign terrorist organizations.
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So some high-ranking Republicans like Paul are attempting to fill in the blanks, developing their own vision of a "Trump foreign policy" and trying to shape the administration in ways that fit their definition of what the president wants.
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But the day — meant to serve as the Queen's official birthday celebration — took a dark turn when 17-year-old Marcus Simon Sarjeant fired numerous pistol blanks at Queen Elizabeth while she was on horseback riding along The Mall to the ceremony.
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A lot of those blanks will be filled in over the coming days and weeks, but there's a good chance the Republicans will be pushing a message not unlike Nancy Pelosi's infamous, "we have to pass it to see what's in it," comment.
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"This is believed to be one of four hero Han Solo blasters made for and used in Return of the Jedi ," the auction house explained , adding that one of the four fired blanks, and the other three didn&apost fire at all.
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Times have changed, thanks to rape-law reform, digital evidence — photos and texts help fill in the blanks when memory fails — and a major cultural shift, vigorously promoted by the Obama administration, that assures victims that sexual assault is never their fault.
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There was a lot of B-grade work in Piper's acting resume, and more ninety-second brawls with Tae Bo's Billy Blanks than six-minute all-time classic alley fights with Keith David, but Piper often raised the material with his presence.
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A previous peace bid on Cyprus collapsed in 2004, when Greek Cypriots rejected, and Turkish Cypriots accepted a blueprint drafted by the UN in a strategy then of 'filling in the blanks' of a deal where the two sides failed to agree.
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Go with a college that will, as I said in another answer in this discussion, fill in the blanks of your life, expanding you and showing you new things rather than just validating who you already are and replicating your high school.
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At this point in the week, you might not be able to rely on starting with fill-in-the-blanks clues, but there are enough gimmes in the form of names so that you can say that you've gotten a reasonable start.
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" Imran Amed, the founder and editor at The Business of Fashion, who sat beside Mr. Blanks, agreed, but added: "Given this is not the first time they've got into trouble, you would have thought they would have been a little more careful.
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But there's a lot still to be determined, including what the technical details will be, how much detail the White House wants to release, and how much the Trump team wants to leave up to the congressional committees to fill in the blanks.
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" Then proceed in an orderly fashion to the "sort of" fill-in-the-blanks, where your brain will amaze you even more by pulling a name like COCO out of thin air when it reads a clue like "Chanel of perfume fame.
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Some things remain unanswered, and Mr. Depardon, a veteran photojournalist and documentarian whose films include "Fait Divers," doesn't try to fill in the blanks Every so often, Mr. Depardon folds in exterior images of men and women milling around outside the building.
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However the specific issues play out, Mr. Fraser sees 2018 as extremely complicated, a rush to finish a withdrawal deal that fills in all the blanks in the current agreement and settles a host of other questions, like air travel and other logistics.
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Blanks, whose father was an automobile engineer, said Blazer had bought the car for her as a gift because it was made in the year of her birth, and he had told her he would one day sign it over to her.
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