But the force he brings to salesmanship obscures the diffidence he brings to governance.
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The intensity she brings to her work, she brings to her look, and she doesn't allow it to get in her way.
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The bobbit worm brings to mind a certain ... incident.
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What do you hope this range brings to the consumer?
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I'm just not seeing what Libra brings to the table.
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And your work very clearly brings to mind Edward Hopper.
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That brings to three the number of confirmed Ebola cases.
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It's disappointing how little energy everybody brings to the proceedings.
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There are other intangibles that Holiday brings to New Orleans.
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The video brings to life the idea of nature vs.
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The question is what the JIP brings to the party.
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Anima brings to light the collective nature of the ceremonial.
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The stress that that brings to the environment is huge.
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And to appreciate how much he brings to the equation.
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The physical precision he brings to Patrick's disintegration is remarkable.
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We all know what Manny Pacquiao brings to the table.
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This also brings to mind Facebook's overall footprint in messaging.
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Blue Raspberry brings to mind Slurpees as much as anything.
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Success depends on what a student brings to the table.
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What The Infatuation brings to the table is exactly that.
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Which brings to mind another first lady in her field.
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This brings to my mind the fable of the boiling frog.
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What is the unique thing Chris Webber brings to a broadcast?
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More important are the customizations each manufacturer brings to their lineups.
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"It's amazing how much joy he brings to me," she says.
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It'll be interesting to see what Salerno brings to the table.
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It just brings to mind that we don't learn our history.
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But there's as much overlap as the artist brings to it.
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Blue Beat, a deep bluish-gray, brings to mind stormy waters.
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What joy he brings to the lives of everyone he encounters.
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This brings to mind some other famous music copyright-infringement cases.
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Kindt's work brings to mind Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
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For many, Prime Day brings to mind Black Friday-like deals.
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Today's investment brings to the total raised to over $67 million.
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These are the things a Super Bowl brings to a city.
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Trump's detractors frequently forget the independence he brings to the table.
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What Reyes brings to this team is something we were missing.
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Chandrasekaran also brings to Facebook his experience with the Indian market.
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Rowe's use of siblings brings to mind experiments based on twins.
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I'm not sure what the United States brings to the equation.
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It brings to mind "Signals," Merce Cunningham's landmark dance from 1970.
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Here are the plans each presidential hopeful brings to the table.
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But it also brings to mind a gallows hill and Golgotha.
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CL: Your installation also brings to mind the notion of strata.
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"I know what Odell brings to the table," McAdoo said Tuesday.
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That brings to $206 million the total amount Sysdig has raised.
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But he said that's not all he brings to the table.
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Trump's signature brings to a close a fraught year for spending.
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I truly believe in the empowerment that education brings to girls.
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It brings to mind so many questions: Is the coat sentient?
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It always brings to mind that little picture you see sometimes.
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Whatever food it brings to mind, the trending hue is certainly intriguing.
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That brings to 25 the number of Russians charged in the investigation.
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But it also brings to mind another recent news play: Apple News+.
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The show brings to mind those supersize sodas sold in movie theaters.
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The actual functionality it brings to the handset is limited, at best.
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The fundraising brings to over $10 billion Oman's external borrowing in 2017.
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For Melissa Wyzan, it's the catharsis it brings to insult President Trump.
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That's one of the benefits TV brings to this sort of equation.
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A twisted blue fishing net brings to mind ocean gyres of trash.
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And it came from the compassion Clinton always brings to public life.
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This is a key perspective she brings to the Foreign Affairs Committee.
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This is the attitude that Trump brings to his presidency every day.
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"He brings to the Police Department a special talent," a supervisor wrote.
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His restless spirit and eye inform what he brings to the workroom.
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The study brings to mind, for some, the Moynihan Report of 1965.
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Ms. May brings to the job a reputation for seriousness and practicality.
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Meantime, Conagra CEO Connolly brings to the deal his own track record.
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Nevertheless, the exhibition brings to mind uncomfortable questions about power and prejudice.
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This election brings to the fore a choice for all of us.
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I focus on the positives and what he brings to my life.
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Black Friday so often brings to mind big box stores and electronics.
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Surfing usually brings to mind images of sun, sand, and tropical waters.
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Purves brings to Old Weather climate expertise and experience of northern latitudes.
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This is the subtle care this writer brings to every poem here.
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It all brings to mind a truism on Wall Street, Mr. Solomon writes.
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Again, here TON could, in theory, underly everything a developer brings to Telegram.
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Today's funding brings to the total raised to $21.2 million, according the company.
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For some retailers, it's about the traffic Farmer's Fridge brings to those places.
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Sure, it's not the most groundbreaking addition Android O brings to the table.
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Extending vortex sensors into the air brings to mind another possible zoological analogy.
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The service brings to mind Instagram's new Q&A feature, launched this July.
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But the club, called Magnises, isn't what the term usually brings to mind.
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The instincts that a president brings to bear on foreign policy really matter.
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But what he brings to their team, that's been a pretty good signing.
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The performance it brings to the Mi 5 is nothing to sneeze at.
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The scene brings to mind one of the concluding passages from Elf Girl:
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Paak brings to the Aftermath roster, and who he'll be collaborating with next.
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But the F-35 cannot substitute what the Raptor brings to the fight.
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That brings to mind Miller, who was traded to Arizona over the winter.
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Meantime, Conagra CEO Sean Connolly brings to the deal his own track record.
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Slotkin brings to the campaign a career in public service and military intelligence.
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The phrase brings to mind veneers and dimples, bedroom eyes and power pouts.
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He brings to VMware more than 35 years of technology and leadership experience.
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"What Sprint brings to the table is a tremendous spectrum position," Fritzsche said.
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He even pointed out some unexpected benefits its foreignness brings to the experience.
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It brings to mind another Irish reference in terms of general philosophical sensibility.
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It immediately brings to mind the coffee that Heisenberg drank in his laboratory.
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It brings to an end the most affecting scene in the entire film.
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The cancellation brings to conclusion a messy saga that began earlier this year.
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Ellis had just been asked to describe what Lavelle brings to the team.
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And some will appreciate the new meaning that it brings to their lives.
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"He brings to the table staunch support of the president," Mr. Ray said.
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The Canadian-born explorer brings to mind a distant cousin of Indiana Jones.
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He also says he brings to Splunk experience in securing highly sensitive data.
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Still, The Code brings to mind Hobsbawm's arguments about the politics of technology.
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It brings to life a technologically advanced, culturally rich mecca of black excellence.
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But it's not all the likely next NEC director brings to the table.
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It is the experimental side of Katz that this exhibition brings to the forefront.
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We learned of the tremendous experience and superb qualifications he brings to the bench.
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We're excited to see what this major designer brings to the men's fashion table.
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He's got a little bit of the physical humor that he brings to bear.
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The ruling brings to mind Microsoft's global antitrust trouble in the 1990s and 2000s.
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It brings to four the total number of J.P. Morgan funds with such status.
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What Magna brings to the table is the retrofitting of micro transit electric cars.
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This brings to the fore a tension at the centre of Ms Warren's capitalism.
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Its title also brings to mind the repetitive rhetoric that has beset Britain since.
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"OceansVR: Net positive" brings to life the debate around overfishing on the high seas.
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He courted her with the same single-minded focus he brings to bull riding.
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It's a record that brings to mind the power of girlhood, play and love.
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But we will have to see later what the political process brings to us.
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It provides the backbone of the film, and brings to life Lamarr's beguiling persona.
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Kindt is aware her work brings to mind Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
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The more content an organization brings to the platform, the more revenue they earn.
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Find yourself, cook, enjoy, and don't forget what your roots brings to the table.
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The passion and excitement that each one brings to the convention floor is infectious.
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Fitbit brings to the deal partnerships it has struck with some large drug companies.
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Fitbit brings to the deal partnerships it has struck with some large drug companies.
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And the United States should not overlook what Germany already brings to the alliance.
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Avis also brings to the table its Zipcar services for short-term car rentals.
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"That's what we love about him, what he brings to the court," Curry said.
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First, there's the obvious depth of feeling that almost everyone brings to their interviews.
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I find this event interesting because of the diversity it brings to the Games.
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More powerful than Emezi's prose, though, is what it brings to the real world.
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Novelizing such banal evil takes a lighter touch than Marrs brings to The Passengers.
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Mr. Shannon's imperious enforcer lacks the eccentric spark he brings to his best roles.
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These models are one of the biggest improvements Black Mesa brings to Half-Life.
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"What the Danforth Center brings to the picture is the 'so what,'" Saez says.
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This raucous celebration brings to mind a recent live show by another oddball experimentalist.
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My work changes every year, depending on whatever the weather brings to the land.
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One brings to life a jungle station and the other, an oceanographic work space.
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What's available to the viewer, is as much as the viewer brings to it.
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I've long admired Mr. Fischer for the creativity, humor and whimsy he brings to performances.
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"Money Bagz" -- brings to life a famed tattoo that has lived on Iverson's left hand.
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The vehicle situation brings to mind Mike Myers' infamous U-turn scene in 'Austin Powers.
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We'll be watching — and listening — closely tomorrow to see what Google brings to the table.
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The new IFC film Mary Shelley brings to life the story of the famed author.
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Today's event brings to an end SpaceX's success streak when it comes to ground landings.
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Part of that negotiation includes understanding the value that the partnership brings to Snopes' operation.
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That possibility, though, brings to the fore a shadow over the future of Chinese science.
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Let's start with Bannon and the unique skills the Breitbart machine brings to the table.
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Fox brings to Disney a whole new raft of IP just waiting to be milked.
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The exhibition at Invisible Exports, Cheap Suitcase, brings to mind this aspect of the body.
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I rooted for Wu's heroine, whose pluck brings to mind a modern-day Lizzie Bennet.
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A third is that Americans like some of the characteristics Trump brings to the job.
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And he has such a reserve of intelligence and passion that he brings to Chuck.
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What ever sage advice he brings to the table, it won't be to Trump's taste.
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But this new crop of writers brings to the form an unusual urgency and density.
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Which invited the question of what utility business-class travel brings to short-haul flights.
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In that way, AI brings to mind a seeming panacea of an earlier age: aspirin.
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Nuclear energy must be recognized for the significant environmental benefits it brings to our country.
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The itinerary brings to mind Trump's June meetings, which left America's friends close to despair.
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The agreement brings to an end the litigation and seals a reconciliation between the cousins.
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That brings to an end this year's debates sponsored by the Commission on Presidential Debates.
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The film brings to life the animals of Pride Rock using photo realistic visual effects.
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But now she can appreciate the freshness and earthiness the herb brings to the mix.
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The featureless, comforting world of Memories brings to mind the rise of virtual reality experiences.
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I admire how quietly deliberate Kichi is and the balance he brings to his life.
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And it also brings to mind the image of a disorderly amusement park, after hours.
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I think people can relate to that and appreciate what he brings to the tennis.
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His enormous popularity is rooted in the childlike joy he brings to golf — and life.
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An explosive bout of break dancing brings to life the eruption of a Peruvian volcano.
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With all of his liabilities, Sanders brings to the table his own arguments of electability.
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"The Dolphin Letters, 1970-1979" brings to life one of literary history's most famous scandals.
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Van Hove, whose first language is Flemish, brings to English-language texts a guileless irreverence.
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This brings to tally of federal lawmakers on the record making this demand to 100.
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I love this clothing and the confidence and joy it brings to the people wearing it.
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The swap agreement brings to an end a diplomatic standoff that has lasted nearly seven weeks.
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One of the key things Misfit brings to the table is an existing activity tracking ecosystem.
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Future History 1968 brings to life an eventful year in news (and it looks so cool!).
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And none of it would work without the sly, crackling charm Watson brings to the experience.
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Another cool that LG ThinQ brings to these smart appliances is the ability for self-diagnostics.
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The move by NBC brings to light the long-standing problem with NDAs in the workplace.
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Not with four championships already, not with what she brings to every team she plays on.
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To some, a yearlong marathon of the Sandman's considerable oeuvre brings to mind questions of why?
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New York (CNN)There's one thing Donald Trump brings to the debate stage Monday night: unpredictability.
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That's just a gigantic fall of the kind that brings to mind Clinton's decline in 2008.
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All nations of the world should resist socialism and the misery that it brings to everyone.
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Perfectly fine and unoffensive design that brings to mind nothing more than some Glide dental floss.
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Its celebratory mood brings to mind another major event in the United Nations' history from 1995.
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"Letter from Home" beautifully brings to life the the conflicting emotions Eilis faces throughout the film.
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The figure brings to mind dystopian visions of humanity, specifically those created in film like Metropolis.
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If the concept brings to mind a tape-warped daze, well, you're in for a shock.
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Powerful devices plus even more powerful software brings to people the utility and functionality they want.
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Another great feature that the device brings to the table is its two-way talk function.
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It's also designed to work with virtually any data type the customer brings to the table.
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Any potential "disruption" that trans identity brings to the military isn't the fault of transgender soldiers.
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To see players have success — the joy it brings to them — that's very rewarding for me.
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Cruz is genuinely supportive of space exploration beyond the money and jobs it brings to Texas.
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The latest arrests brings to 26 the number of people detained in connection with the disaster.
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I'm missing a lot of the beauty and the lightness that my sister brings to CocoRosie.
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If Ms. Kakkar inevitably brings to mind the #MeToo moment, Ms. Arbus doesn't dwell on it.
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We then reconvene and discuss the wines and any issues that their consumption brings to light.
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Is that something that's in the script or a vision the director brings to the table?
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She has infused the organization with the same military discipline she brings to her private life.
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Americans should understand the tranquillity of spirit that truly universal health care brings to a population.
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Talk of big walls these days inevitably brings to mind a certain tweet-happy American president.
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Keep looking, and he brings to mind iconographic images of Jesus as the man of sorrows.
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The person in California brings to three the number of confirmed case in the United States.
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It brings to mind militias in rural areas, or unhinged preppers posting conspiracy theories on YouTube.
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"That to me is the great secret weapon that Corey brings to his portrayal," he said.
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In Death Stranding's world, meditation brings to light a lurking subconscious that may well devour you.
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If that brings to mind a very awkward friends-with-benefits situation, you're not far off.
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I'm so inspired by the endless imagination, spirit, and colors that Chicanx cultura brings to life.
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One of the reasons to watch is for the emotional depth Applegate brings to the series.
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" It brings to mind a profound philosophical question raised by OutKast, "What's cooler than being cool?
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"The fury Sean brings to this shtick is really quite ... adorable," Goldberg wrote on Sept. 3.
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According to Amazon, the addition brings to Alexa devices Apple's library of more than 800,000 podcasts.
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For many people, it still brings to mind problems such as poverty and lack of infrastructure.
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Singer's work brings to life various charts and graphs made about climate change in vivid color.
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If Kim sees a case she feels strongly about, she brings to the team for further research.
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The markets have already priced in all the goodwill that Trump's winning brings to the White House.
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This new 30-second preview of the new Simba and Nala brings to mind this particular injustice.
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It brings to mind a protocol in the Treaty of Rome, covering "particular problems relating to Italy".
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That victory brings to an end a series of defeats for left-wing governments in Latin America.
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The value that private-equity firms brings to their investments extends far beyond the addition of debt.
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Like Beckett's Winnie, whose molehill-encased silhouette she immediately brings to mind, she is an eternal monologuist.
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There's an agitation to both films, a wild edge that brings to mind Woods's journalist from Salvador.
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Alsup's Jack Russell Terrier, who he often brings to work, was not at the office that day.
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It's not exactly a stretch if the name Lauren Graham brings to mind a loving, supportive mother.
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Then there are all the benefits that Amazon, the global e-commerce giant, brings to the table.
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Didi declined to comment when asked by TechCrunch about the potential impact its restructuring brings to revenues.
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This brings to me to a possibly dumb question of: are there such things as "language influencers"?
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"Fans of Gordon Ramsay know all too well the passion he brings to his work," she said.
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So I want to see what pros and cons he brings to [Republican Senate candidate] Josh Hawley.
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The skepticism Bruenig brings to private insurance is the same skepticism many bring to single-payer insurance.
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In any event, he vows the government is ready for whatever Florence brings to the Carolinas. Godspeed.
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Bryan Ferry brings to mind neon and cocktails and swimming pools filled with the purest cocaine imaginable.
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Laura brings to mind a lot of other powerful female characters, all under the age of 20.
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The primary thing the video brings to mind is the classic 1980s Patrick Swayze movie, Road House.
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Some don't work in wind themselves, yet see crucial benefits that wind energy brings to their communities.
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A full set of new trailers takes a look at what each one brings to the battlefield.
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It also brings to mind Roli's Noise app, which takes advantage of the touchscreen in similar ways.
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Most do not understand the power compounding brings to building wealth over a long period of time.
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His departure brings to 35 the number of senior Trump administration officials who have left, Citi estimates.
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She brings to the reunion two children and a romantic history full of pain, loss and scandal.
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The vitality, energy, intelligence and professionalism that Warren brings to tasks seems almost unprecedented in today's Senate.
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But the dialogue assumes the blurry, unpleasant loudness that brings to mind strangers fighting on the streets.
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It's also cool to see what random trinket your date brings to see how their mind works.
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Among the work that this sweeping survey exhibition brings to light is Judith Bernstein's "Vietnam Garden" (1967).
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It is just a confidence with him on the court that he brings to all of us.
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To the Editor: Brent Staples brings to light a significant and sadly overlooked aspect of suffrage history.
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Whatever your reason for fasting, allow the dull pain it brings to prompt greater empathy and gratitude.
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Jackson brings to these issues and look forward to continuing our discussions with the Rainbow/Push Coalition.
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"We know what he brings to the table, and it seems like he's excited to be here."
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Viewing Kahlo's beauty products brings to mind a child's sense of wonder with a mother's dressing table.
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Monday's attack near Bagram brings to seven the number of American troops killed in Afghanistan this year.
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Personally it brings to mind Jason Alexander's role in "Seinfeld," so it's pretty SITCOMMY and not real.
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And while you're at it, take an inventory of what your living space brings to the table.
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Venture capitalist Gene Munster said Thursday he questions the amount of good Facebook brings to the world.
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That brings to 10 the total number of Florida players suspended for Saturday's game in Arlington, Tex.
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This time of the year brings to mind Lehman Brothers, which collapsed in the fall of 2008.
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He has to get the guys to believe in him and what Georgetown brings to the table.
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This now brings to mind a corollary distinction between unintentional/inadvertent nuclear war and accidental nuclear war.
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Goldstein's recipe brings to mind a William Carlos Williams poem: Pit and stem two pounds of cherries.
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Indeed, this organization brings to the world the best that this country has to offer: our citizens.
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Ms. Erraught invests the music with the kind of sassiness she also brings to her mischievous Hansel.
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We welcome the clarity that today's decision brings to both websites and providers of plugins and similar tools.
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It's a gorgeous day, and I love all the smiles she brings to people when we walk by.
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The discovery brings to 21 the total number of known planets with such conditions, which could permit life.
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My designs are typically made on the back of cocktail napkins, which my factory then brings to life.
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It brings to mind the workshop of some kind of futuristic cobbler, which is not so far off.
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We know what he brings to our team, scoring, rebounding and he's a handful down in the post.
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In addition to this, the 7 Plus also has the usual improvements Apple brings to the iPhone camera.
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"There's just something so incredibly relatable that Jodie Comer brings to the role of a psychopath," Barnett said.
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The notion of wine at Sotheby's brings to mind rare, top-of-the-line collections up for auction.
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After all, even the name "Pavlok" brings to mind a pack of dogs salivating in anticipation of mealtime.
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Mr Stoney, who is African-American, brings to the race a McAuliffe-like emphasis on money and technology.
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In that, the comparison brings to mind not the victims of lynchings but those who committed them. ♦
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Instead of being set free, the palpable sense of mania that Moore brings to the role simply dissipates.
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Throughout the collection, he continues to center his body and politics in what he brings to the page.
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Yupechika's gift for caricature brings to mind Kate Beaton; Satoko's deadpan stare alone is worth the cover price.
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And there is another $0.5 trillion in the magic that Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos brings to the company.
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Former foe-turned-teammate Jarome Iginla knows just what the 33-year-old Lewis brings to the table.
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Those elements might speak better to what Spielberg brings to this movie than any of the trailers before.
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However, one Reddit post brings to light a type of sexual coercion that isn't discussed nearly as often.
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For all the benefits that online retailing brings to consumers, it is causing immense pain to offline rivals.
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QuickShare brings to mind the integrated search and sharing capabilities found in Gboard, Google's first mobile keyboard application.
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Weiler, though, is focusing on the joy her creation brings to fans, rather than the more unsavory turns.
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"Saturday Night Live" is enjoying the kind of ratings boost that brings to mind the show's halcyon days.
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It also produced the following photo, a startlingly accurate portrayal of what Jermaine Jones brings to the team.
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If he has that, with the energy he brings to the game, he's definitely gonna be the best.
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"I hate cancer and the pain it brings to everyone surrounded by it," Hudgens said in a statement.
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Both the tech and auto industries probably underestimate the skills the other brings to the table, he said.
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The revelation brings to three the number of Standing Committee members with relatives cited in the Panama Papers.
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There's no trace of the wit or intelligence Weixler brings to the role, evident in the first poster.
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I'm excited about the opportunity it brings to decentralize the internet and reshape it for the modern user.
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And apart from the cash and publicity that travel brings to artists, it also delivers unique, enriching experiences.
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Over time, I have developed a broader appreciation for just how much that diversity brings to the table.
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He described concocting exotic doping cocktails with the brio a top bartender brings to mixing a mean mojito.
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"We all know the tools Donald Trump brings to the table — bragging, mocking, composing nasty tweets," she said.
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At the same time, we should recognize the benefits the New START Treaty brings to American national security.
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The civil rights and civil liberties lens the office brings to issues "simply isn't there" during the shutdown.
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And it brings to mind something that Hemingway wrote, a book that Meghan referred to, his favorite book.
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"Whatever immediate concern the government shutdown brings to the market, I think it will swiftly overcome," Luschini said.
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We'll see what the competition brings to the table on October 4, when it's set to be unveiled.
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What is something unique that tricking brings to the table when it comes to making these superhero movies?
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Much of what the product brings to the table was borrowed directly from the recently announced Galaxy S8.
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Dots And Loops brings to light a sadness that everyone shares through music that sounds like a comfort.
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The notion of a psychiatric facility, for many, brings to mind ideas of padded rooms and straight jackets.
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His game is so devastating and more translatable than what Green (who is great!) brings to the table.
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There's also the harder-to-quantify matter of prestige, and the nonmonetary value it brings to a title.
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The collection reflects the wide palate that Zonneveld, who was raised on classical music, brings to the studio.
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How important was bringing in Number Five and that whole world that he brings to The Umbrella Academy?
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Their judgments about the candidates are based on far more knowledge than the average voter brings to bear.
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DL: Another key piece of The Hunger Games is the voice and perspective that Katniss brings to it.
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But after three films, we confess that we're still not quite sure what Lawrence brings to this franchise.
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Does it suggest the administration will continue to throw curveballs regardless of what China brings to the table?
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But they saw the skill and caution he was bringing — and still brings — to learning the complicated tricks.
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To that end, they try to understand the unique character strengths that each one brings to the table.
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Whatever intensity he brings to daunting pieces by Rachmaninoff or Liszt, he never appears pushed to his limits.
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We'll just have to wait and see what the second decade of the iPad brings to the table.
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Everyone knows what Patrick Mahomes brings to the table, and no one has been able to stop him.
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Then there is the question of what each Cabinet member brings to the table, both literally and figuratively.
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Watch this video from the Science Channel that brings to life the asteroid striking earth and the aftermath.
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The greatest achievement of Netflix's In the Tall Grass is the attention it brings to the original story.
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Maybin's impact, though, has extended beyond the field, to the doses of cheerfulness he brings to the clubhouse.
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For the cable/satellite providers, the weekly attention ESPN brings to their service is likely well worth it.
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I am grateful for her leadership and the courage she brings to the Senate and the national debate.
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The new crop brings to 283 the total number of cloud software companies in the 22019-digit club.
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" Finan's chapter on A.A. brings to mind David Foster Wallace's treatment of the group's tenets in "Infinite Jest.
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Schneider, the CEO, considers Wag's biggest innovation to be the on-demand services it brings to pet care.
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A quick whiff brings to mind a weird mix of Lemonheads, my kid's cold medicine, and witch hazel.
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It's all about you — not the number on your scale or what the perfect man brings to the equation.
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The music, the camaraderie and the energy John brings to Dead & Company and our Grateful Dead catalog is special.
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The battle between Thomas and Ginsburg in the footnotes illustrates the fervor each side brings to the abortion debate.
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It brings to mind the line that I've heard used to describe the modern airliner and the space shuttle.
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I cannot wait to see what she brings to season 10 — which I'm thrilled to announce is HAPPENING ya'll!
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His appearance was a reminder of the unique and often dark political skills that Trump brings to the race.
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The biggest problem with all of this is the overwhelming sense of apathy the film brings to almost everything.
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The ratification brings to an end the union's 19703-day strike, which cost the automaker well over $21970 billion.
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The end of Leviathan Wakes brings to a close first chapter of a larger threat to humanity: the protomolecule.
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The case against Mr Mladic brings to an end the trials of the important figures indicted by the tribunal.
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All her collaborators comment on the playfulness of her performances but the interpretative maturity she brings to the pieces.
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I think he has found himself in a positon where we really appreciate everything he brings to the table.
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As for the secret to his success, Wilson said it stems from the passion he brings to the category.
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"I think it really brings to light how complex these vaginas really are," Brennan told me in an email.
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The vote finally brings to an end the longest period the space agency has gone without a permanent leader.
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But it also brings to mind a key winter styling tip: layering your winter coats as a fashion statement.
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Bekah Martinez is celebrating becoming a mom and all the changes that brings to a woman's life and body.
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AND JUST LIKE WHAT WE DO AND I THINK THAT'S ONE OF THE STRENGTHS INTEL REALLY BRINGS TO THIS.
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How do you go about melding what you bring to the table with what he brings to the table?
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There are professional adult actors who never develop the sense of nuance and subtlety she brings to the short.
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We understand what he brings to the table, we understand how important he is to that group of guys.
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The moving video brings to it a depth of sadness likely obscured to those who haven't lost a parent.
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The merchant decides to choose such an arrangement because of the attractive services and value Tmall brings to them.
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"It brings to life a better part of our culture," said Spencer McCarty, a 453-year-old Makah whaler.
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She may play an entire clone army, but the nuances Maslany brings to each character are unique and precise.
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Mr. Thompson's set brings to mind a threadbare traveling circus, with its fading striped bunting and quaint peeling trailers.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - From the way it chooses smartphone components to the models it brings to market, Samsung Electronics (005930.
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That suitcase that the magizoologist Newt Scamander brings to New York City isn't just filled with scarves and waistcoats.
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When you next think of your car, your brain retrieves, or brings to mind, many of those past associations.
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The summit is a chance for Abe to remind Trump of the value Japan brings to the American economy.
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Clinton brings to the surface, as we discussed the racism that President Obama continues to bring to the surface?
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By the numbers: The United States wins 87% of the cases it brings to the WTO against other countries.
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Equally important, she brings to the effort a record of ethical and substantive failures that should cause her defeat.
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The phone call is to his girlfriend, Christine (Nicole Courcel, who here brings to mind a young Marilyn Monroe).
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It brings to mind—I can't believe I am saying this—another recent infamous power struggle in professional sports.
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TechCrunch's signature startup competition brings to the big stage 20 incredible early stage companies that you've never seen before.
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And he turns, both fast and slow, with the same mixture of impulsiveness and security he brings to everything.
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Yet Berg brings to bear his own preoccupations—in particular, a nostalgia for a shattered fin-de-siècle world.
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For all the legitimacy Boone brings to the job, he knows the only currency that matters are those championships.
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"A Quiet Evening" has the rigor that Mr. Forsythe always brings to the stage; there's just not enough transcendence.
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The SFO's fifth rate-rigging trial brings to seven the number of people convicted in a six-year investigation.
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Andrew respects the feelings that many Americans have on this issue, and appreciates the values one brings to bear.
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Their emotional duo and the naturalness that Irons brings to Eliot make this set of CDs a special gift.
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A head brings to mind Picasso's "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon," next Velázquez is seen in "Las Meninas," at his easel.
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The anniversary of Malcolm X's birth brings to mind the parallels to another great African-American activist: T.R.M. Howard.
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Both she and commentators have drawn parallels between her Asperger's syndrome and the passion she brings to her activism.
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These qualities and idiosyncrasies are just some of what he brings to one of the best roles on television.
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She brings to life the children's chafing between their freewheeling London environment, pressure to succeed and conservative family strictures.
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This gives you a chance to see the different roles and talents each team member brings to the process.
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The richness it brings to a pot of spiced rice and greens nudges this dish into main-course territory.
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"What John brings to the table may not 'excite' the Ocasio-Cortez base," Potter said, referencing the liberal Rep.
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Traditionally, January is known as the month of new beginnings, while February brings to mind groundhogs and Valentine's Day.
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I want to be an entertainer that brings to the stage world-class musicians — and I talk about them.
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The Congress's vote brings to a close what had become one of the country's biggest political dramas in decades.
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She argues such companies are "platform utilities," language that brings to mind public utilities like electric and water companies.
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The "hearted" songs graveyard brings to mind the early days of iTunes, or even torrenting tools like LimeWire and Kazaa.
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We're happy to have him ... I've faced him a few times so I know what he brings to the table!
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The uptick in criticism for the DNC brings to light conversations that have to date largely happened behind the scenes.
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It's exciting to be part of this moment, because, together, we're creating a language that brings to life new stories.
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This brings us to the biggest wild card President Trump brings to the world stage: he is a change agent.
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Still, it's there in each shape, color, and feature, a hidden history that Creativity on the Line brings to light.
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A year on, she brings to every lesson two bags packed with eyeliners, brushes and small mirrors for every student.
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As for Mr Musk himself, Neuralink brings to five the number of ambitious technology companies in which he is involved.
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Given its source material, one question Jesus, Christie's brings to mind is how Eagles considers his own artwork as commodity.
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The 31-year-old has been lauded for her strong knowledge of football and what she brings to the team.
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The most exciting part of the whole thing will be which aesthetic Lady Gaga brings to the stage this time.
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It brings to the relatively long-established CBOE, founded in 1973, what is seen to be better, low-cost technology.
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The show brings to mind those supersize sodas sold in movie theaters, which Mayor Michael Bloomberg once quixotically campaigned against.
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The enthusiasm that Dr. Barzilay brings to this undertaking is fueled by her dismay at current approaches to cancer care.
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More From Tonic: The Experimental Ketamine Cure for Depression The food fight story brings to mind Lord of the Flies.
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But other countries can learn from the spirit of experimentation that Canada brings to helping immigrants find employment and housing.
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Spearhead brings to Smaato not only its expertise and a trusted partnership but opens up the Chinese market for us.
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Mouzam Makkar brings to life another Kaling-created Indian woman who plays against stereotype as Instagram model and influencer Britney.
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Whether the publicity America's president brings to his fellow heads of state is helpful or harmful remains to be seen.
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But the vulnerability Latif brings to the table has come to define Tyler both on-screen and in the script.
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Image: APWorksThe word Airbus probably brings to mind an image of a hefty airplane that flies you around the world.
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Can you make an ink drawing that brings to mind Vincent van Gogh but does not look like his work?
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They're now partnered up and banking on the name recognition their involvement brings to propel a freshly launched Kickstarter campaign.
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"It was a really good dialogue about the various attributes that renewable energy brings to the grid," Hopper told Axios.
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The term "telethon," at least for me, brings to mind well-regarded comedians in suits barking orders through rotary phones.
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And the community will be the first to tell you all the glorious things being autistic brings to their lives.
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Would I be able to bring others the same level of happiness that RuPaul brings to me and countless others?
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It brings to mind what might be the most important values at the center of this conversation: respect and responsibility.
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In a statement, Mr Kenyatta said the decision "brings to a close what has been a nightmare for my nation".
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What he does feel is pain and humiliation, which Parker brings to the audience as forcefully and bluntly as possible.
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That larger model, with a 15 inch display (1920 x 1080) brings to mind recent enterprise attempts at telepresence robotics.
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It brings to mind last year's sudden closure of Rethink Robotics, another company launched by a former iRobot co-founder.
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Every now and then, what one brings to the table animates the discussion enough to create small but meaningful changes.
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She aced it in her audition both technically and with the powerful female life force she brings to the role.
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It's not the money in itself that Greece needs, but the credibility stamp that the IMF brings to the program.
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This is the Howe difference: she brings to the austerities of avant-garde poetics the pressing emotional stakes of memoir.
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Anything involving banks brings to the fore the conflicts in his Administration between the Wall Streeters and the anti-globalists.
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"Its team brings to the table the capabilities of managing a Byzantine and arcane process of pharmacy regulation," he said.
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It all brings to mind the internet trope, drawn from an old Nationwide Insurance ad: life comes at you fast.
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The ruling brings to a conclusion a years-long merger process that has pitted AT&T against U.S. antitrust regulators.
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Some hopeful types are envisioning a Cruz-Kasich ticket but I don't see what value Kasich brings to that pairing.
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While living at home with your parents usually brings to mind unemployment, the lagging economy is only partially to blame.
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It brings to mind what it must be like to see, say, Mayan ruins for real rather than on Wikipedia.
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The financial industry brings to market the world's most innovate products and platforms that expand the economy and create jobs.
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In so doing, Foulkes brings to question the conception of nuclear fallout as a relic belonging to a bygone era.
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At the same time, he brings to the contest three major strengths that would be important in the general election.
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Use the critical awareness that this brings to form a symbiotic relationship between you and the people in your life.
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It brings to mind another iconic image — Mr. Bush surveilling Hurricane Katrina's wreckage in New Orleans, from Air Force One.
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"On the one hand you have mass urbanization and the challenges that brings, to affordability of housing," said Mr. Larrea.
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"That brings to the forefront the ongoing supply concerns from some of these (producer) countries," BMO analyst Colin Hamilton said.
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Conant draws on the same sources, though she also brings to the table some additional family correspondence, journals and photographs.
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All of this brings to the fore concerns about the global economy's ability to withstand a shock from the coronavirus.
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No matter what virtuoso is the subject, the question frequently brings to mind an irreverent answer: someone fascinating but dead.
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It can take time to adjust to the intelligence Ms. Blanchett brings to each character and to absorb her words.
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But the warmth that the writing brings to viewers in search of light entertainment after an enervating day has endured.
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Martin's sacred music is notable for the heartfelt sensitivity and theological discernment he brings to his settings of religious texts.
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Which is why Expo brings to mind another of the Soviet Union's grandiose schemes for Kazakhstan: the Virgin Lands Campaign.
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It brings to mind images of perfectly manicured poodles and bichon frisés eating filet mignon out of their owners hands.
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"We don't have adequate words to describe the relief, the joy and celebration that it brings to our community," Rev.
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He brings to the task a new set of woods, from TaylorMade, and, it appears, his same old singular focus.
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Bishop's win brings to an end a political saga in the 220006th District that has spanned more than two years.
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Ramón becomes intensely, even jealously focused on the bird, a ragged creature Elodia brings to him from a city market.
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Take away Trump's Twitter account, his feuds, the circus-like atmosphere he brings to politics, and what is left, exactly?
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"In fact, I think it's welcomed news for the administration as well as Republicans on the Hill, because with the credibility that Director Mueller brings to this position as the special counsel and the integrity he brings to that process, whatever the facts are he's going to get to the facts," the freshman lawmaker said.
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For everything that Hurts brings to the table, he is still an inexperienced player, and hardly a finished product like Watson.
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We are looking forward to loving another little one and seeing what special dynamic he or she brings to our family.
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The new design brings to mind social app Snapchat, which made gesture-based navigation a key part of its user experience.
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Facebook brings to the dating table a treasure trove of data on its active users, which are over 2 billion strong.
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The Copilot product brings to the trucking market the features that have previously been the exclusive domain of luxury passenger vehicles.
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This brings to an end the investigation that included focus on Venmo platform issues and practices prior to acquisition by PayPal.
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Grael's win, which sparked wild celebrations, brings to eight the number of sailing medals won for Brazil by her remarkable family.
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A stiff primary challenge might force them to contemplate some of the other stuff Mr Trump brings to the White House.
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By insisting on this, the country risks missing out on the full benefits that ridesharing brings to riders, drivers and cities.
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The prospect of a Court slapping down progressive economic measures brings to mind the last time court-packing was seriously considered.
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In contrast, this essay brings to light a specific predicament that is often forgotten about in the hysteria of coverage: animals.
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There is no denying the confidence that Beyoncé brings to every performance, something I'd like to describe as a glowing aura.
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It still hangs together very well as a story, especially with the weight that Han's death brings to the whole thing.
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"It is the value that a woman brings to that table that she has all these different life experiences," Gillibrand insisted.
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She may know more about poetry than he does, but James is inspiring for all that he brings to her attention.
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And the show is in keeping with both her loose, pleasant energy and the discipline she brings to her onstage life.
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For each new subscriber Google brings to the table, the company will reportedly take up to a 30 percent finder's fee.
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LIFE VR is a multi-platform virtual reality brand that brings to life the content of 25 brands under Time Inc.
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In resolving the suit, Hyperloop One brings to a close a high-profile drama featuring allegations of harassment, conspiracy and nepotism.
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It's debatable what Kaine brings to the table for a Clinton campaign that needs more energy and must inspire young voters.
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The ministry says this arrest brings to five the number of attacks thwarted in France since the beginning of the year.
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The broad consensus that "the benefits that immigration brings to society far outweigh their costs" is reflected in the open letter.
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He also said he would listen to any proposal Iran brings to the table at an OPEC meeting later on Thursday.
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Quavo has proven he's a lot more than the melodies he brings to Migos and just about any hook he touches.
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For most people, "Swiss cheese" probably brings to mind schwag—that pre-sliced, bland, and holey cheese from the supermarket aisle.
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He does not practice the faith of his father, and nothing else quite summons the intensity he brings to his craft.
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It brings to mind George Palmer Putnam, the American publisher, writer, and sometime-explorer who famously married Amelia Earhart in 1931.
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Many were very open about the challenges that crunch brings to game development while others didn't want to answer at all.
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Does his political future (which some say is uncertain) play a role in what immigration bill he brings to the floor?
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The decision brings to an end a long-running lawsuit that many internet service providers and content hosting services eyed closely.
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Videos like these, or the NY Times' "14 Actors Acting" series, really show off what a performer brings to the role.
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Each is an offshoot of a restaurant, and each brings to Brooklyn relatively hard-to-find delicacies from an island nation.
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But the appeal of "Dear Evan Hansen" is virtually inseparable from the endearing awkwardness that Mr. Platt brings to the stage.
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The suit also brings to light a peculiar administrative procedure used, according to the suit, only in the state of Tennessee.
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Lankford's bill brings to the regulatory process would make a real difference for small businesses, entrepreneurship and economic growth in America.
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"They Go Out in Joy," performed to music by Erin Gee, brings to life photographs of Irish emigrants in the 1920s.
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Yet his coolly classical "Saturn and Filira" brings to mind later developments — of the neo-Classical era — in this art form.
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The multitude of mechanisms the body brings to bear to create an overweight condition are deeply rooted in species survival adaptations.
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For years, PredPol has been plagued with criticisms over the paucity of depth, richness, and rigor the software brings to policing.
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Few politicians, and certainly not her opponent, have the intellectual heft that she brings to the race for the White House.
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Mr. Oursler's archive naturally brings to mind the collections of Jim Shaw that were exhibited at the New Museum last year.
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Gillis brings to the role a proven record of transforming a global media company to a digital-first, global media property.
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Hugh Jackman's new movie, "The Greatest Showman," brings to the big screen the spectacle of a story that was Barnum's life.
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Another unique skill she brings to the campaign is her ability to speak four foreign languages: Slovenian, French, Serbian and German.
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But it brings to mind, perhaps, what we should be caring about — the future of the world we will leave behind.
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"I love this clothing and the confidence and joy it brings to the people wearing it," Grande said in the release.
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It means you've lost, you've run out of appeals to intellect, and the stimulation that great debate brings to advancing society.
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Well, that brings to mind the D'Angelo Russell quote from earlier this year about Kobe sort of holding the process up.
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That's a radical change—I mean, it sounds haphazard and it sort of is, that's the adaptability [Andrés] brings to it.
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The arrangement brings to mind the movie "The Front," in which Woody Allen's character pretended to pen scripts from blacklisted writers.
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Ms. Kelly's victory brings to 15 the number of women who have won governor's nominations in this primary season, a record.
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In addition to his experience as a pharmaceutical executive, Mr. Azar brings to the job impeccable credentials as a conservative lawyer.
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It brings to mind a cake that's been toppled over and then hastily reassembled by a team of blind pastry chefs.
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What Stevens brings to the now-familiar form is an incisive wit that, more often than not, she deploys against herself.
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It brings to mind ambitious venturers, bankrolling crusades and conquests, opening up spice routes and making history—for good and ill.
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Once you do, you can discuss what each person brings to the relationship and work on using those traits more often.
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The announcement brings to a close the long-shot bid launched in 2017, just months after President Donald Trump took office.
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The video for her single "The Man" brings to life Swift's lyrics about how differently the world views men and women.
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As the poem proceeds, it describes what she saw at the ring shout, enriched by the imagery she brings to it.
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It brings to mind two approximately equal figures engaged in a complicated dialogue, like Jefferson and Adams, or Siskel and Ebert.
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Ms. Berkeley, who brings to mind the young Winona Ryder, is a piquant study in poised prettiness about to crack open.
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The term "hacker" generally brings to mind a lonesome, hooded figure, operating in the dark, stealing our money or personal information.
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The full list of features Smoke brings to Apple Watch users includes: The app is available now on the App Store.
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In its tone and stylized look, "Annihilation" brings to mind "Arrival," another recent science-fiction film that dabbled in big ideas.
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Spencer says he brings to the table Chinese connections he's made over four years in the country running a restaurant business.
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But more important, Mr. Brinkmann brings to the genre a refreshing dose of classical restraint, particularly as it relates to tone.
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Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) said the more attention the group brings to "young right wing judges," the better for Democrats. Sen.
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"It definitely brings to mind similar situations before the Second World War, when these laws were introduced in Germany," he said.
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The light touch that Cilea brings to bear, while preventing the drama from slipping into mawkish excess, sometimes feels musically thin.
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Even so, Schoenaerts here brings to mind one of those Wayne swaggerers, the kind who tower over movies and other men.
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A lot of people are enjoying the nostalgia trip that Stranger Things brings to viewers who grew up in that era.
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I like the term turf, though it is a corny word that brings to mind overwrought musicals with overly stylized characters.
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Most importantly, the film brings to life an important moment in an era that very few Americans are even aware of.
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Vulture has the scoop on a new documentary, called Dahmer on Dahmer, that brings to light the psychology behind his gruesome murders.
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Others like Dote are trying to build alternatives to Amazon's marketplace, without the own-brand competition that Amazon brings to the table.
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But Costanzo's most striking accomplishment is the visual life he brings to those "words that killed" and the neighborhood that engendered them.
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The word IKEA usually brings to mind memories of endless, sweaty afternoons spent decrypting their assembly instructions to build that BILLY bookcase.
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It also brings to mind those perky Greenwich Village revues of the "Mattress" era that were showcases for brightly eccentric new talents.
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But devour it for the unhinged zaniness it brings to your small screen, and all the terrible, terribly rich, people within it.
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She pours out her heart with a rawness that eclipses any humor, late-life analysis, or nostalgia she brings to the story.
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The drink's green color immediately brings to mind images of slime and zombie flesh, so its appearance definitely sets a creepy tone.
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He also brings to the table some highly unusual policy ideas, like converting NATO into some kind of mafia-style protection racket.
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" Grauso added that "even fans who have reservations about the movie itself are eager to see what Hardy brings to the role.
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It is this push-pull, and all the forces she brings to bear to attain it, that contributes to her significant achievement.
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The most obvious change that Naruhito's succession brings to Japan is the beginning of a new era, Reiwa, which means "beautiful harmony".
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As a functioning instrument, Facey's big work vividly brings to mind African drumming, which is a big part of Jamaica's musical heritage.
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If history is a guide, taxpayers who use the NOL deduction may not appreciate the scrutiny Trump brings to the tax break.
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Leaders, on the other hand, focus on what each individual brings to the table, regardless of what's printed on a business card.
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The mammoth aircraft inevitably brings to mind the Spruce Goose, the much-mocked giant airplane and pet project of tycoon Howard Hughes.
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Youssef pivots to discuss the future, how Alaska is changing for the better, and about what the ICCAA brings to the community.
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Combined with a soundtrack that brings to mind visions of Samurai Champloo, the sight is like all our karate dreams come true.
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This brings to an end one of the most painful episodes of Mr Peña's presidency, which is now starting its fourth year.
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"Half Asleep" has vocalist Chris Keating singing in an affected, lilting cadence that brings to mind a court jester with a harp.
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Blended in to those remarkable figures is the less quantifiable but arguably equally vital energy and confidence he brings to the team.
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Each new installment of The Handmaid's Tale brings to light even more frightening truths about the novel turned Hulu drama's dystopian reality.
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And that brings to a conclusion this phase of the development with them," Ross said in an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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"I think we're just really eager to see what the Instagram community brings to life and the causes they support," said Smith.
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My legs aren't included in this photo because their potential contribution pales in comparison with what my torso brings to the table.
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To the Editor: J. D. Vance's well-written article brings to mind a visit to the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles.
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All of these kinds of things that Ruby brings to it just helps enhance Kate and makes Kate a three-dimensional character.
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"We like the return of high yield and the lower volatility it brings to portfolios relative to other risk assets," she said.
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It brings to mind the percentage-of-revenue model that mafia racketeers used to tax legitimate merchants in the early 20th century.
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Can EB-5 investment amounts be increased without killing the market and losing the capital this program brings to the US economy?
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I would be happy, too, had Mr. Browne organized an exhibition with the same baroque scenography he brings to his runway shows.
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What Butler brings to Trello is the power of automation, stringing together a bunch of commands to make something complex happen automatically.
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The alleged hack would be one of the largest in ethereum's history, and brings to mind the infamous DAO hack of 2015.
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Maeda has been working with Nicoli for three years and she loves the nurturing quality the casting director brings to her job.
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This brings to mind the president's words in a speech to the police last year, offering advice when dealing with unarmed suspects.
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If anything, Democrats are too hesitant about noting the enormous economic benefits immigration brings to most Americans, and certainly to immigrants themselves.
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" PBS General Manager of Digital Ira Rubenstein (r): "Even Republicans understand the educational value of what public media brings to their communities.
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I'm sure the story of this activity is long, complicated and continuing, but something about "corporate raiders" brings to mind the '80s.
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Including Adawehi, whose scalp he brings to Claire as proof that he has vanquished the "witch" who gave his family the measles.
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It succeeds in part because Malcolm brings to her work a keen eye for the surfaces that express character and social role.
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Todd brings to the company a wide range of experience from HP to the military to a fast paced environment like Twitter.
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The report, issued by the E.P.A.'s inspector general, brings to a close a nearly two-year investigation into Mr. Pruitt's travel.
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The foundation, or rock, if you will, of Johnson's film career is the confidence he brings to being humanity's savior on repeat.
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As we honor what each individual brings to the table by way of their background, the term "minority" will become an anachronism.
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Therefore, if anyone brings to our attention alleged criminal activities, he/she will be advised to contact the relevant law enforcement authorities.
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Afterward, she turned the paint can into her composting bucket, which she brings to the farmer's market in Prospect Park every Saturday.
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The settlement essentially brings to an end the legal issues facing Rolling Stone over the 9,000-word article published in November 2014.
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It brings to mind the tense and often violent clashes between the black and white tenant farmers in the Jim Crow era.
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This doesn't sound promising and isn't, alas, despite the good will that Kurt Russell brings to the part of Quill's father, Ego.
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" He added: "You can see it in his confidence and attitude with what he brings to the team on a nightly basis.
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"We're hopeful that following this the editor will be somewhat more skeptical about stories that Mr. Rose brings to them," he said.
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I challenge anyone to explain how the fluidity Steven Spielberg brings to the action in "Ready Player One" holds up at home.
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Already, she's served us with the dreamiest updo inspiration, and we can't wait to see what Bell brings to the table next.
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"This decision brings to a close what has been a nightmare for my nation," Kenyatta said in a speech welcoming the decision.
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The thing someone like Kojima brings to the table is often less innovation than a level of glitz and polish and publicity.
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In truly inclusive environments, every person's background is respected and the unique contributions that each person brings to the table are valued.
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It brings to mind when I forgot my service number when I was first a young member of the United States Navy.
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Maybe there's something a little dated in the mannerism that Mr. Redbone brings to his evocation of the Delta bluesman Robert Johnson.
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As for scents, Saturn rules dirty or stinking muddy places, and brings to mind a coin purse, bricks, earth, and the sky.
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Thinking of those images unspooling in the dark of a cave brings to mind many metaphors, among them intimations of modern movies.
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Allred said her latest filing brings to 50 the number of clients she is representing in three lawsuits against Tyndall and USC.
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Any time you experience successes as an actor, that becomes part of the narrative that an audience brings to your next project.
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The style of fast-moving visuals, self-referential images of images, and overlaid voice narration brings to mind Camille Henrot's Grosse Fatigue.
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The term 'design' brings to light aspects of the thoughtfulness and ingenuity behind medieval manuscripts and artifacts which we might otherwise miss.
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This brings to mind the messaging and collaboration app Slack, the video-conferencing app Zoom, and the online-storage services Box and Dropbox.
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Star's Gigi is extra — a trait that Palmer effortlessly brings to life — but she's still a talented artist just like Mariah and Nicki.
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The heart of the question is more about what Portal brings to the table that the Echo Show or Google Home Hub don't.
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The only notable photograph is of his father in a service uniform, which he brings to the table along with a manila envelope.
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This '60s movie from Czechoslovakia brings to life the fantastical tales of the titular character through a hybrid of live action and animation.
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It's got a lot of great detail, and it brings to light all the things you didn't read about during the actual campaign.
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In that, Trump's intention here brings to mind a conversation I had with Brown University economist Glenn Loury on the videochat series Bloggingheads.
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The sheer power of the Google Home Max also brings to bear whether it really makes sense for loud speakers to house microphones.
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I try to see the situation from his perspective, and also remind myself of all the positive things he brings to my life.
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AE: And Jason Simpson, who plays Viren, part of what he brings to it is, he's absolutely convinced this guy's not a villain.
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As HelloGiggles brings to our attention, the pixie-wearing star we've grown to adore once had long, dark hair and straight-across bangs.
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The docu-fiction brings to light an imagined scenario involving a museum that seeks to counter the ideological foundation of race and nation.
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" There are only a few downhearted songs on the album, and the apologetic "Afterglow" brings to mind another epic ballad, "Back to December.
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Brave, transparent, no-fucks-given public honesty — with or without profanity — is the best thing that comedy brings to the table these days.
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But it's not just the incongruity that's funny; it's the characters and associations that Baldwin's distinctive voice instantly brings to Boss Baby's persona.
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It vividly brings to life China's economic debates from Mao's death in 1976 until 1993, by which time the country's direction was clearer.
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Ah, Thanksgiving: a holiday known just as well for its signature turkey and gravy as the familial discord it brings to the table.
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What makes Haddish — a stand-up comedian turned in-demand actress — so damn lovable is the unfiltered emotion she brings to every situation.
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Commentary from Julian Zelizer Pence hasn't spent much time, almost any, talking about Trump and what he brings to the table as president.
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Thus, the impact of ES6, and the slew of new features it brings to modern web development, is likely to be quite massive.
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It's a pretty incredible story, and I don't think anyone is getting tired of the energy Henson brings to her roles anytime soon.
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This is a woman who knows what she brings to the party and is not ashamed to flaunt that — long may she reign.
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Commitment will be the key message the vice president brings to US allies in the Asia-Pacific -- both on security and the economy.
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One of greatest assets our new president brings to the office is an ability to identify, and apply, talent — his daughter among them.
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Sgamma said Democrats from President Barack Obama to Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper support fracking and the economic benefits its brings to many states.
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What charcoal brings to the party is a healthy heaping of aroma compounds, the other half of the power couple that is flavor.
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" In a statement, an Alibaba spokesperson said "we welcome this new initiative and the attention it brings to the global fight against counterfeiting.
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The phrase "23-D printer" typically brings to mind devices that churn out plastic objects like jewelry, toys, hardware prototypes or even prosthetics.
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ConvertMedia also brings to Taboola a lot of relationships, he said, "eight years of business partnerships with TV buyers for syndication," he said.
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When someone mentions "East Hastings" to a non-Vancouverite, it usually brings to mind drug dealing, the notorious junk market, and Godspeed You!
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The month of September brings to mind many things: falling leaves, leather jackets and boots, apple picking, and kids heading back to school.
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Lady Susan, who Ms Beckinsale brings to life with magnetism and charisma, masterfully uses her charm and wit to thrive in any situation.
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A trained agricultural engineer, he speaks with a measured precision that brings to mind a newscaster from the golden age of American broadcasting.
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What Exxon Mobil's partner brings to this thorny problem is its particular class of fuel cells — devices that generate electricity through chemical reactions.
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Her announcement effectively brings to an end a bitter governor's race mired by accusations of voter suppression from Abrams and her Democratic allies.
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For many, the fire clouds the events of Holy Week, but the generosity reminds us of the hope that Easter brings to Christians.
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As the train zips through a storybook landscape — castle turrets, deep woods — he brings to mind an enchanted child, unable to stop dancing.
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Skyrim's new game engine brings to life a complete virtual world with rolling clouds, rugged mountains, bustling cities, lush fields, and ancient dungeons.
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No, what matters most from this victory is Alexandria herself, and the takeaway is what she brings to the new American campaign playbook.
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The discrepancy between black political views and how we vote brings to mind two questions: Why don't more African Americans vote for Republicans?
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But when you measure work as the value it brings to a company, "a neurosurgeon at McDonald's is useless to McDonald's," she said.
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His informed but freewheeling and logorrheic writing voice and the loose persona he brings to podcasting do not translate well to onscreen work.
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Zebari's dismissal brings to five the number of ministerial posts that are vacant or filled on an interim basis, including sensitive security portfolios.
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Another distinctly Carwan presence is the ''Arab Doll'' object by Carlo Massoud, which brings to mind both a bullet and a veiled woman.
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"We are excited about the talent the Cord team brings to Spotify especially as it relates to design and audio experiences," Spotify said.
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He, too, is proud of his old friends' accomplishments, as much for them as for the pride it brings to their alma mater.
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Quality entertainment should be measured by the sheer force of creativity and the commitment that an actor or actress brings to the performance.
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She said, that BBTV hopes that participants benefit from what her company brings to the table including experience around production, promotion and monetization.
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Of course, the mere mention of the Note 7 and travel in the same sentence brings to mind some other potentially troubling scenarios.
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Although Dery's research into Gorey's life brings to light some fascinating details, there are so many lacunae that he frequently resorts to speculation.
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His approval brings to a close the last and most contentious impasse among U.S. states that enacted late budgets for this fiscal year.
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Its spectacular shape brings to mind the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao — probably because both structures were designed by famous architect Frank O. Gehry.
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The transcripts released this week by the House Intelligence Committee detail a world of shadow diplomacy that brings to mind those infamous affairs.
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Friday's announcement brings to a close a chapter of uncertainty about Tesla's business structure, but Tesla is still facing plenty of other issues.
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We are leaving the Common Agricultural Policy and will want to take the opportunity that brings to reform our agriculture and fisheries management.
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Mr. Allen's often blunt, overwrought dialogue, however, also alternately brings to mind Budd Schulberg ("I coulda been a contender") and imitation Clifford Odets.
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The physicality she brings to her performance as Toni is both remarkable for someone so young and essential to the film's narrative progression.
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Meredith previously worked for NGOs like the Red Cross and has seen horrifying things in real life, which she brings to her books.
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" ZACHARY WOOLFE Next weekend brings, to Amsterdam, the staged presentation of a significant portion of scenes from Karlheinz Stockhausen's seven-opera cycle, "Licht.
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Russell Shorto brings to life half a dozen players from the era of American independence in "Revolution Song," including the first American president.
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The colorful illustrations look like retro linocut prints, while the hand-drawn text brings to life the atmosphere of panic in Prickly Valley.
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In asking the question of who will inherit what remains of the British Empire, it brings to mind one literary classic in particular.
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ALEXANDRIA, Virginia — Parkour generally brings to mind young, fit men and women jumping across buildings and leaping around obstacles with seemingly superhuman ability.
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In a market saturated with pricey computer monitors, it's hard to contest the overall value that the BenQ PD3200U brings to the table.
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" Her farewell brings to mind the ironic closing words of Voltaire's "Candide": "All that is very well, but let us cultivate our garden.
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One of AirPods&apos standout qualities that has likely contributed to its popularity is the level of convenience it brings to iPhone owners.
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It is unclear why this couple wanted to take a photo against a backdrop that brings to mind state-sponsored rape and murder.
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The connections that Stillitano brings to the tournament, and that have made it a success, mean he is full of stories like Bradley's.
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The announcement brings to an end a campaign that for nearly a year sought to win over voters with a message and unity.
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Folks, Giancarlo Esposito is on this show, the man who brings to life the single greatest villain in small-screen history. Giancarlo. Esposito.
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The United States has long won the majority of cases it brings to the W.T.O., though Mr. Trump incorrectly argues to the contrary.
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Working together, we can create a tomorrow that embraces and values gender equality and the richness that it brings to business and society.
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"The vast majority of our employees absolutely love the conveniences that having this chip in their hand really brings to them," Westby said.
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While certain types of transaction fees may move downward, it's short-sighted to discount the value a financial adviser brings to a client.
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Skyrim's new game engine brings to life a complete virtual world with rolling clouds, rugged mountains, bustling cities, lush fields, and ancient dungeons.
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Below, we&aposve outlined each of these companies, identified their credit card network market share, and explained what each brings to the table.
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The relationship between Quinn, played by Constance Zimmer, and Rachel, played by Shiri Appleby, brings to mind that of Fagin and Oliver Twist.
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While certain types of transaction fees may move downward, it&aposs shortsighted to discount the value a financial adviser brings to a client.
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And more political leaders see first-hand the benefits gaming brings to their districts in terms of economic development, jobs and tax revenues.
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What he brings to this experience is a sense of groove as a DJ, knowing what moves the room, having that natural intuition.
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Yet despite the perplexed anguish Mr. Buggy brings to the telling, it is here that you start to feel detached from the narrative.
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One of the most vibrant is the family patriarch, Vincent, whom Babst brings to life in a portrayal that's impressively unrestrained, even Faulknerian.
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Reading is a collaboration between a reader and writer and the reading experience is contingent on the prism the reader brings to it.
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"Five More Found, New York City, 2001" brings to mind Rembrandt's "Night Watch" or one of those complex tableaux by Jacques-Louis David.
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At the last minute we made the decision to go with Time Inc because of the benefits that a strategic brings to the table.
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When you think about that pairing of words, it likely brings to mind his two most famous legacies in NFL lore: SpyGate and DeflateGate.
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Sure, virtual reality has incredible potential, but the tools Lytro Cinema brings to the table would be a big help to filmmaking right now.
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It brings to American audiences 47 drawings — each deft in execution and handleable in size — from a world marked, like our own, by brutality.
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"It brings to Barrick a good operator and free thinker in Bristow," said John Ing, president of Maison Placements Canada and a Barrick shareholder.
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The phrase "Brad Pitt at war" typically brings to mind the raspy southern drawl and maniacally violent drive of Inglorious Basterds' Lieutenant Aldo Raine.
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In Sherald's portrait I come to recognize the sanctity of Black womanhood and the necessity for care that the artist brings to her portraits.
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That brings to 203 the number of people subject to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's first public health quarantine in 220 years.
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What is the balance between how much tech can add to a mix versus what someone inherently brings to the table as an artist?
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Policy makers from both sides of the aisle should recognize what hydropower brings to the table, and look for ways to support the industry.
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"A reasonable voluntary separation agreement brings to a close one part of this horrible tragedy," the city of St. Anthony said in a statement.
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It also brings to my mind the first anxious days of my participation in the Phase I trial that I began in August 2012.
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As for what beloved franchise Nintendo brings to the Switch next as a surprise announcement, while we'd love that to be Super Smash Bros.
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I see the special part of what Nick brings to the table, but since it is often different than everybody else, sometimes it's difficult.
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Lilly Singh, the night's host, brought on a variety of big names from various industries to emphasize the value YouTube brings to their companies.
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It would have been no surprise if he had been left out but Bjorn said the vibes Garcia brings to a team are indispensable.
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Warwick is passionate about her job, but she says it's important that her manager recognize and reward the value she brings to the table.
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Tale Of Four brings to light many of the topics the Black Lives Matter movement has been fighting for over the last few years.
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They warned that this would "eliminate the competitive advantages" that NAFTA brings to U.S. automakers or lead to a collapse of the trade pact.
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Image courtesy of Shutterstock Image courtesy of Shutterstock Our data is a valuable asset and the commercial insight it brings to marketers is priceless.
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Everything is sweet in this track, from the wavy island synths to her lilting vocals to the unwavering confidence she brings to the lyrics.
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Beyond Harris's approach to policy, backers also point to the warmth and charisma she brings to events as a quality that's won them over.
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In fact, the design language on the thing really brings to mind the Echo Spot — still arguably the nicest-looking of Amazon's Alexa devices.
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So, acknowledging that this was the alternative whatever they did this trade deadline, let's analyze what each new face now brings to the table.
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In a tweet referencing the show, he called it "S&L," which brings to mind the savings and loans scandal of the late 1980s.
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Shaquita Galloway's arrest, for injury to a child by omission, brings to a close a case that had languished for years, according to authorities.
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The Keg brings to mind my teenage birthday dinners with family in Red Deer, Alberta, where the Keg was the nicest restaurant in town.
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LG's new ad for the G5 smartphone brings to life that classic thought-experiment: what if the world was populated entirely by Jason Stathams?
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"This study brings to light again that outside forces can cause cancer," said cancer epidemiologist Electra Paskett of The Ohio State University in Columbus.
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The mixture of incompetence, extremism, and erraticism Trump brings to the White House elevates the risk of genuine national destruction to an uncomfortable level.
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The announcement brings to an end months of rumours about how football's most prestigious club competition might be reformed (see our previous suggestions here).
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This recent occurrence brings to light some privacy challenges that telecom companies will face and issues that brands must consider when working with them.
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That is enough for me to say now, save to tell you the infusion of ambition, intelligence, and confidence Laurene brings to our work.
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Nick warns his boss to watch out for any unwanted attention, which brings to mind his conversation with Commander Price in last week's episode.
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But it also brings to the forefront the social and cultural norms that viewers are using to judge the cast members on the show.
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Dallas City Hall recognizes the value that citizenship brings to communities and is now partnering with local organizations to promote naturalization among eligible immigrants.
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The casting brings to an end to what Deadline describes as the "lengthy negotiations" that led to the show's first cast member signing on.
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The presence of Colum and Laoghaire brings to mind the ways in which they worked to get Claire nearly killed during the witch trial.
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While the family incentive may have given Trump some impetus, Wall Street will focus more on what Warsh brings to the table policy-wise.
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His charisma and the atmosphere he brings to the team room will be very beneficial to our six rookies and to the whole team.
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State and local governments put skin in the game because they value the social and economic benefits that active transportation brings to their regions.
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The case brings to mind too many instances where racism—and an unrelenting denial to acknowledge its existence—has impeded justice in the state.
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There's a continuum of a sensation and a sensibility that music brings to you that other types of art can bring to you too.
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Allen counts donations to her GoFundMe campaign to raise money for bottled water not in dollars, but in ease it brings to the community.
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"I'm as optimistic as I've been in a long time about the potential she brings to finally get something done on infrastructure," he said.
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"I think they have complete confidence, and rightly so, in Steve Bannon's decisions and what he brings to the table politically," Mr. Bossie said.
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Let's call him the GOATI, which sounds vaguely Swiss and thus brings to mind Roger Federer, not a bad candidate as it turns out.
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"Blue Hill Bay," 2013, is equally scenic, but here the soft, ethereal quality of trees lining the foreground brings to mind certain Corot landscapes.
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Truthful disclosures are supposed to give the courts, the parties and the government an understanding of the connections each professional brings to a case.
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Richardson's impending sale brings to mind the furor over the Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, who was recorded on tape making racist remarks.
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On one level, that is incredibly boring, but the excitement and joy Alabama brings to the field often outweighs the inevitability of its triumphs.
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Puts my ass to shame, of course, but also brings to mind the evolutionary origins of the anxious feelings rampant among modern young people.
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Michael Tilson Thomas brings to New York an ensemble he helped found 31 years ago as a kind of finishing school for orchestral musicians.
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Mr. Barr's recent conduct brings to mind Mr. Nixon's executive assistant and personal secretary, Rose Mary Woods, and her role in the Watergate inquiry.
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"He doesn't get enough credit for what he brings to the table defensively, because he's such an elite shooter," the Clippers' Lou Williams said.
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And he infuses them with a kinetic charge that equally brings to mind the mayhem of Mack Sennett and the shadows of Ingmar Bergman.
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Somehow permeable to its reader, it finds its form only in a sort of chemical compound with whatever spirit any individual brings to it.
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He brings to mind Joseph Heller's Yossarian in "Catch-22," who has the job of censoring letters and turns it into an arbitrary game.
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The legal spending revealed on Sunday brings to $2.1 million the legal fees paid by the campaign and its two joint committees this year.
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Additionally, we are an Equal Opportunity Employer of Minorities, Females, Individuals with Disabilities, and Veterans that values the strength diversity brings to our workplace.
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Such rhetoric brings to mind similar socialist proposals in the post-World War II United Kingdom campaign that led to Winston Churchill's electoral defeat.
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Her concern with social issues, which lasted decades, brings to mind Bruce Davidson's, and her eye for the peculiar is comparable to Diane Arbus's.
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It's a sleeping bag that appeals to a specific crowd but those who buy it will undoubtedly appreciate what it brings to the table.
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She also brings to mind the Oxygen documentary series "Snapped," devoted to murderous women who exact vengeance on the men who do them wrong.
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The traits Mr. Mulvaney brings to the job include a pronounced hostility to both federal spending and federal regulation — the basics of functional government.
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The approval of the settlement, assuming it stands, brings to a close a case that garnered outsize national attention during Mr. Trump's presidential campaign.
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I've been carrying around a 5G AT&T phone for a few days now and it brings to mind the early days of LTE.
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There's Sekulow, the chief counsel at the conservative nonprofit American Center for Law & Justice, who brings to the table his own team of lawyers.
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The presence of a jaded architect in any film brings to mind Michelangelo Antonioni, and Yang had a clear affinity with that Italian filmmaker.
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This series brings to light some of the biggest questions surrounding artificial intelligence and flirts with a future where robots may actually become sentient.
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The deal brings to Verizon Yahoo's more than 1 billion users and a wealth of data it can use to offer more targeted advertising.
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What makes Loki effective (aside from what Hiddleston brings to the role) is that the audience gets to see the psychology behind his villainy.
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The energy, clarity, and moral force he brings to questions of economic fairness and political justice sag when the conversation turns to international affairs.
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Whether this is an interesting critique in 2016 is an open issue, and depends, once again, on what the viewer brings to the table.
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The creativity and modern vibe that Claire brings to our community is very exciting, and I look forward to watching her continue to blossom!
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In the video "Look What You Made Me Do," Swift brings to life her many (rumored) personalities in a series of intricate and elaborate costumes.
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Fox has just dropped a new promo for Monday's finale episode — which brings to a close the six-episode event — and the episode looks insane.
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It is inarguably a song about the Superbowl, with an esprit de corps that brings to mind a highschool marching band and color guard rally.
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But its very existence brings to life some of the problems that most plague American political culture — without, unfortunately, really reflecting on what it's doing.
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With that preamble out of the way, here are some of the cool tricks USB-C brings to the iPad Pro and your other gadgetry.
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But the image also brings to mind the misty mountains and delicate ink washes of the scroll paintings of the Northern Song dynasty (2518-74653).
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Though perhaps also a play on the idea of memory palaces, "Memory Box" viscerally brings to the surface one's impulses to discover, classify, organize, store.
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Then in all likelihood, you are already investing in this kind of research and are well aware of the possibilities quantum brings to the table.
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But Three Billboards is unable to bring the same sensitivity to its discussion of racism that it brings to its depiction of Mildred's personal anger.
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AMC, so far, has shown no interest in working with MoviePass or sharing revenue with the service for the foot traffic it brings to theaters.
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"He brings to the White House a lot of experience the president has not had," Dowd, who recommended Cobb for the job, told USA Today.
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"Our concern is that some of the senator's proposals would jeopardize the real benefits that the internet brings to both Missouri and America," he said.
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It all brings to mind a truism on Wall Street, that once you are at the mercy of financial engineers and schemes, it is over.
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Dr. McKinnon brings to CertiVox more than 20 years experience in commercializing technology innovations, the last ten of these as a partner with Pentech Ventures.
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With a focus on sexuality and female empowerment, Tove Lo's new album brings to mind another "Unapologetic Bitch" — but its cover drew those comparisons first!
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It also looks nice, with a minimalist design that brings to mind nothing more than a squat, squircle Apple Watch with a more plasticky finish.
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A number of poly Insatiable fans have voiced their love of the Boboralob relationship and the wake of chaos it brings to the show's finale.
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The approval potentially brings to a close a year-long tussle for one of the most attractive assets under the new insolvency process in India.
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The fanfare that comes along with McGregor guarantees a memorable backdrop, not to mention the huge pay-per-view interest he brings to the table.
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Even though it brings to the small screen, with an uncommon variety of dignity, a social class that usually exists there only to be mocked.
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It's a surprisingly effective storytelling device, and it brings to light the ways that love grows through the cracks like crops through the heavy dirt.
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It is easier to spot the link between freer trade and factory closures than the more dispersed benefits trade brings to workers across other industries.
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From there, Krispy Kreme is introducing three brand-new donuts in its fruit-inspired collection — which brings to life some of summer's most identifiable flavors.
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We can and should leverage the unique gifts this group brings to the workplace and ride the wave known as "millennial momentum" to business success.
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Whilst this is not insurmountable by any means, it brings to the fore the need to effect a change in mind-set inside the boardroom.
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It means more to me to give my stuff to others that are less fortunate and to see the enjoyment that it brings to them.
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Cannon said working with Tumblr has allowed her a great deal of input in how much she charges for the projects Tumblr brings to her.
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Christopher Nolan has never done a war movie, and who in his right mind wouldn't be excited to see what he brings to the genre?
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He brings to his new job deep experience in development issues, particularly in Africa, where he served as ambassador to Tanzania from 2007 to 2009.
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And while many TNT viewers and critics are unhappy with what Shaq brings to broadcasts, those are serious charges from one African-American to another.
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The shots culminate with the arrest of three youths on bicycles and retaliation against the camera that brings to mind a recent Douglas Rushkoff title.
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Instead of evoking an eerie gothic theater, the scenery brings to mind something else: putting-on-a-show-in-the-basement with Mom's old sheets.
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That is something you can't get enough of and an important part of what a president brings to the country, and he really embodied that.
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For lawmakers new to Congress, it is important to understand the value the Medicare home health benefit brings to an estimated 3.5 million beneficiaries annually.
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She told Elle that what she brings to Congress is the understanding and perspective of a single mother of three, with kids in public schools.
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Future jobs, says Lee, must be more focused on the skills that a person brings to work rather than rote tasks that a person does.
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The thought of crisp fall weather brings to mind cinnamon-scented candles, pumpkin-flavored everything, and beautiful foliage in shades of red, orange, and yellow.
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The news brings to mind memories of a long-lost vehicle called the Volkswagen Pickup that once rambled through American streets from 1979 to 1984.
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Other writers have pointed out what was left out in the adaptation process, but I'm fascinated by the visual richness Jenkins brings to the story.
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Eliasson brings to this piece his experience carting glacial ice to Paris for a project called Ice Watch when the city hosted international climate talks.
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A good chunk of what Guilded brings to the table isn't groundbreaking in its own right — taken at face value, Guilded is a lightweight forum.
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His character's calculating and at times despicable, but Lester brings to life his moral complexity, eliciting an often frustrating level of empathy from the viewer.
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Discarding brinksmanship does not guarantee any immediate solutions, particularly to the dramatic challenges China brings to our bilateral commercial relationship and the global trading system.
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It also brings to light the hard truth that Donald Trump belongs in the White House as much as he belongs in a locker room.
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Photograph by Cole Wilson for The New Yorker The thought of Sichuanese cuisine brings to mind many adjectives, but "classy" is perhaps not the first.
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When Mr. Yasit dances the same material as the others, he brings to it a mesmerizing elasticity (it's clear how he earned his street moniker).
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Lens In "Rescuers," Gay Block brings to light the efforts of Europeans who put their lives on the line to protect Jews during the Holocaust.
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It's just that it's especially noticeable given the exquisite detail Murphy brings to scenes of packing up houses and negotiating tricky terrain in his truck.
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"We will continue to act thoughtfully and courageously despite the disruption and uncertainty COVID-19 brings to our daily lives," Williams wrote in the statement.
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For many, the AfD's entrance into the Bundestag brings to mind the dark shadow of the Weimar Republic, its disastrous collapse and all that followed.
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And while martinis evoke Chumley's back in the day, saltwater taffy always brings to mind family trips to Atlantic City when I was much younger.
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In Covington fans can take location tours or eat at the Mystic Grill, a Southern restaurant that brings to life the cafe from the show.
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Far more important than the institution he or she attends is what a student brings to that institution in terms of purpose, commitment and goals.
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The best way to understand what Birx brings to the fight against covid-19 is to understand how she's fought the battle against global AIDS.
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I bring this up because I have a radical idea: what if the only thing trackpad support brings to the iPad is better text manipulation?
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That said, a good quality TN panel can still get the job done, and many swear by the value ViewSonic brings to the table here.
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Her new home brings to mind the aspirational middle-class gated communities of Manila, with their brightly painted welcome arches, rowhouse designs and picket fences.
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Park's conviction brings to close a corruption scandal which gripped South Korea, upending the country's politics and implicating some of the country's most powerful figures.
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"This decision brings to an appropriate end a lawsuit that should never have been filed," Michael Miller, a lawyer for Gulen, said in a statement.
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"We continue to see the value that Forward Networks' platform brings to large enterprises running complex networks," said Bill Krause, board partner at Andreessen Horowitz.
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Mr. Zeldin's signature style of eavesdropping on experience brings to mind the work of Mike Leigh, another theater (and film) practitioner who anatomizes desperate lives.
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"American Dharma" includes a musical score approximating that of a theatrical thriller, underscoring the sense of urgency -- and passion -- that Morris brings to the fray.
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CTRL-labs' first dev kit is a gesture-tracking neural controller This acquisition also brings to Facebook the armband patents of North (formerly Thalmic Labs).
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Universal issued a press release describing the experience: Fast & Furious Live brings to life the physics-defying stunts that have defined the eight-film franchise.
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Right now she sounds like prime millennial BFF material, so it'll be interesting to see what fresh new ideas she brings to New Zealand's government.
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Jana Prikryl's first book of poems, "The After Party" (Tim Duggan Books), brings to a close the long period of silent evaluation known as childhood.
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Above all, he has championed music by John Adams, whose "The Gospel According to the Other Mary" Mr. Robertson brings to Carnegie Hall on Friday.
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The fourth, at 36A, is just a famous royal comment, probably not apocryphal, that brings to mind an upturned nose and air of utter disdain.
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Winslow's New York cop story brings to mind Sidney Lumet, Richard Price and other stars of the genre, but he is strictly his own man.
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Failure to do so would be a "cause of war," Mr. Kammenos said, pledging to vote down any legislation the prime minister brings to Parliament.
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For many, the notion of retreat brings to mind post-apocalyptic visions of empty highways, rusty skeletons of buildings, and houses grown over with weeds.
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The field of color that surrounds her is a bifurcated, modernist scheme of light lavender and green that brings to mind Ellsworth Kelly's visual strategies.
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If she brings to Brussels the uncompromising tone they heard a month ago in Salzburg, then the EU warnings of impending calamity will step up.
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In a way, it brings to mind the immersive theater shows that have become increasingly popular in New York, most notably Punchdrunk's Sleep No More.
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This is one example of the rich detail that his research brings to the stories of these Muslim modernisers and the violent reaction they sometimes triggered.
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But one of the biggest advantages that Pence brings to the ticket is his ability to adapt and brand himself into what Trump wants and needs.
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Shot by Arnold's longtime collaborator, acclaimed cinematographer Robbie Ryan, American Honey's aesthetic immediately brings to mind the work of filmmakers like Larry Clark and Terrence Malick.
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"He brings to the table a much greater scope of the political landscape vis-a-vis the world — the geopolitical and national security affairs," he said.
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For many of us, thinking about attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) still brings to mind that one distracted kid who couldn't sit still in elementary school.
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The diplomat: While cautious to make the comparison, Dyson brings to mind the worn-out criticisms of Hillary Clinton: Power hungry, untrustworthy, poor candidate ... sound familiar?
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Her sound installation brings to life the forgotten histories of the more than one million Indians who fought for the British in the First World War.
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Sabrina's Tati Gabrielle, who brings to life a Black witch with a thing for sexually fluid orgies, has been on the frontlines of this transformative moment.
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With Ensemble, Kallmyer brings to SBMA and its constituents a fresh opportunity to engage with art, with sound, and with others in innovative and evocative ways.
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We don't know what the car Volkswagen actually brings to market will look like, but it will likely be significantly different from the concept outlined above.
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The film brings to life both a kickass female demigod and a diverse army of powerful women who ride into battle eager to defeat their enemy.
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"We are disappointed the Commerce Commission was unable to see the numerous benefits this merger brings to New Zealanders," Vodafone's New Zealand CEO Russell Stanners said.
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After processing her shock and sadness, the hardworking celebrity stylist decided to approach her diagnosis with the same focus and determination she brings to her work.
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Velma, Josefina Gabrielle, is a onetime Roxie who brings to her current assignment an age-defying physicality, doing a cartwheel and the splits in quick succession.
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This brings to mind a few questions: Can balsamic onions, pepper jack cheese, horseradish cream and garlic butter actually co-exist peacefully on a steak sandwich?
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The uncertainty about Trump's policies and the instability this nationalist movement brings to global capitalism as usual is what has even a conservative Wall Street worried.
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A virtuoso of the distorted form, her work brings to mind Frank Lloyd Wright's belief that "form and function are one," but with a delicious twist.
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As such, the preferred metaphors that his collaborators use to describe what he brings to their work have gotten a bit out there over the years.
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The piece brings to mind the controversy that surrounded the Brooklyn Museum's recent appointment of Kristen Windmuller-Luna, a white woman, as curator of African art.
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Health care providers there have been trained in the changes aging brings to the female body, and are more likely to open the door to communication.
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Foy, who got her start as Renesme in the Twilight franchise is all grown up, and as delicately beautiful as the dolls Clara brings to life.
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And in a way, she says the unique experiences and perspective she brings to the race have become a unifying and energizing force for her campaign.
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MACCALLUM: Brings to mind the issue of fake news, which is also in your bailiwick in terms of covering of real journalism and fake news, right?
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And then, how do you manage the sort of supply chain interruption of infusing new flavors and all that complexity that brings to the manufacturing process?
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Boom For Real brings to life the early years of legendary artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, using interviews with his friends and mostly previously unseen archival footage.
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"My favorite thing about working with Lady Gaga is really just the sheer level of creativity she brings to the table," the father of three said.
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It brings to mind the work of Team Ico and Fumito Ueda, The Legend of Zelda, and the likes of Journey, The Witness, Myst, and Abzû.
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We're premiering the video for Hirad Sab-directed "Petty Passion" here, which brings to life the Ruinism album artwork created by previous Lapalux collaborator Marielle Tepper.
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Entrepreneurship is the qualities one brings to the table, the dogged determination to seek out avenues that gain traction, moving the ball toward the goal line.
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There's also a technique called "flooding," which involves very intense exposure to the highly feared situation, and brings to mind that old reality show Fear Factor.
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Here's everything Arena brings to the table: Arena coached the USMNT from 1998-2006, leading the squad to a 75-28-213 record during his tenure.
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He is one of "America's sharpest legal minds...who brings to his work a spirit of decency, modesty, integrity, even-handedness and excellence", the president said.
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But there is a profound difference between a justice who brings to the court a disposition, as opposed to a justice who comes with an agenda.
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While privacy and data security are among the most compelling policy challenges in today's world, we wonder what additional capacity the FCC brings to the fore.
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Richard brings to bear what is at hand (his cultural inheritance) on what is in front of him (the men whose lives he no longer ignores).
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The third silo, as Friedman sees it, was China getting for free the benefits of the stability that the U.S. Pacific Fleet brings to the region.
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The gift brings to more than 1,275 works that Ms. Wrightsman and her husband, Charles Wrightsman, who died in 1986, have already given to the museum.
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Kushner is unlikely to match Hamilton's vision, but, like Hamilton, he can maintain a powerful leader's trust by acknowledging what the leader brings to their partnership.
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"David brings to the Commission a unique set of skills, building on his experience from Capitol Hill and the private sector," she said in a statement.
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For Parra, the "Baby Shark" days have been fun, though he says the best part is seeing the joy it brings to the team's youngest fans.
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In some ways, "Dancing With the Tiger" brings to mind those American exchange students who spend a year abroad making new friends from the Big Ten.
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Lincoln, Washington — and Ronald Reagan as well — would honor the dignity and spirit of public service that McCain brings to American politics and the U.S. Senate.
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Directed by one of the show's creators, Andrew Haigh, the movie brings to an end a drama about a group of gay friends in San Francisco.
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"I welcome the opportunity this lawsuit brings to educate the public and bring visibility to the issues as we continue the march toward equality," she said.
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Maybe he could feel just a little bit of shame at his petty grievances and the incredible smallness he brings to the office of the presidency.
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Which member is highest rated for effectiveness by your fellow directors, and how can you test candidates for the qualities that member brings to your boardroom?
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After films like those, her new role is a breeze, and what she brings to it is not studious agony but a gusty sense of play.
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If that's something they're willing to not just deal with but understand that it's part of me and this is what he brings to the table.
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As CEO of the nation's leading full-service debt marketplace, I welcome debt collection rulemaking that protects consumers and brings to justice scammers and financial predators.
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Rather than getting upset about these speculations, scientists, artists, journalists, and the public should embrace the debate and attention the others' work brings to the conversation.
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Mr. van Zweden has made a specialty of Bruckner, and this performance demonstrated the strengths he brings to the task of conducting the monumental Eighth Symphony.
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"The Big Necessity" demonstrated the qualities George brings to everything she writes: a no-nonsense briskness on the page; a forensic zeal; a potent moral sensibility.
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From the moment Woody Harrelson swaggers into "LBJ," you can see the glinting intelligence and hear the thudding heartbeat that he brings to the title character.
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In granting the reader access to both women's interiority, Aliu brings to life the simple, heartbreaking fact that though our stories can intersect, we're ourselves alone.
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No allusive echo is merely random in this play, written in a vernacular epic style that brings to mind both Tarell Alvin McCraney and Sam Shepard.
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"Lapérouse is a myth and as such immediately brings to my mind both the heritage and storytelling of a beautiful Parisian sleeping beauty," Mr. Arnault said.
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Although no credible figures exist for how much trophy hunting brings to the continent overall, critics often write off hunting's contribution in comparison to traditional tourism.
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Encountering Teyve's milk wagon here in Berlin brings to mind another theatrical icon: the cart dragged by Bertolt Brecht's "Mother Courage" through the Thirty Years' War.
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I love the way he loves stories, the raw emotions he brings to them, the way he thrills to, or is terrified by, a powerful narrative.
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See more: The best headphone deals Open-back headphones are for wearing at home and basking in the inherent spaciousness the design brings to your music.
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That brings to eight the total number of shows that the comic-book powerhouse is producing for Disney+, including several previously announced titles featuring Avengers characters.
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There was no Q&A segment that time out, but it should give you a pretty good idea of what each startup brings to the table.
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The World Trade Organization's decision brings to an end a roughly 15-year dispute over the financial assistance that Europe provides to its major plane maker.
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She is writing a cookbook on pantry cooking, which brings to me to something else I've learned: how essential it is to stock your pantry well.
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In the same way that Christmas evokes images of Santa Claus and stuffed stockings, Hanukkah, which begins on Saturday, traditionally brings to mind dreidels and menorahs.
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Scientists hope that the samples that Osiris-Rex collects and brings to Earth in 2023 will contain clues from the earliest history of our stellar neighborhood.
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If it brings to mind "Jew-free zones" in Nazi Germany, it's because the ideology is the same 😳 In #Poland of all countries 🤯 pic.twitter.
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Background Reading: Ross on what Marianne Williamson brings to the 2020 Democratic field, Williamson's critique of modern medicine and reading fiction in an age of distraction.
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Rhyme uses his trusty gas chromatograph/mass spectrometer to analyze the evidence that his band of science geeks brings to the lab in his Manhattan townhouse.
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We&aposve previously worked with them with Collibra, another data business we backed, we&aposve seen the value-add that the fund brings to the table.
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Los Angeles (CNN Business)Like any marriage, Disney (DIS) and Fox will have to figure out how to mesh what each brings to their new union.
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But in its deflated state, the expanse of plastic brings to mind the sloughed-off skin of the rattlesnakes that call the surrounding Arizona desert home.
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Background Reading: Ross on what Marianne Williamson brings to the 2020 Democratic field, Williamson's critique of modern medicine and reading fiction in an age of distraction.
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Brown's piece also brings to mind how closely the institutional art world regulates the range of emotional orientations a work must have to be taken seriously.
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I appreciate the states' rights argument, but recognize that there is a reason behind community rating and the benefit that it brings to the insurance reforms.
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Some of the more abstract equipment that Fujio has photographed actually brings to mind the organic forms of Noguchi's work, featuring spirals and gently undulating lines.
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The love for her that he brings to the screen, and the care and respect he pays her as the center of the film, is unmissable.
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And Zarcone's woozy art brings to life haunting other universes — seen when Loma-as-Megan lives her high school life — that are impossibly and delightfully strange.
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So what exactly FERC does with the NOPR — what balance of expertise and hackery it brings to bear — will determine the actual impacts of this thing.
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The film's title — from a song by Billy Edd Wheeler — brings to mind almost superhuman abilities that have the potential lift ordinary beings to the skies above.
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While Hamer and Gault shunned too much media attention during their lives, they might've approved of this commemorative film, which brings to life their friendship and personalities.
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The video also brings to mind some older hits from the early aughts — but we're not totally sure those are intentional (what year was Kylie born again?).
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The centerpiece of Monica Cook's new exhibition at Postmasters Gallery is the stop-motion video "Milk Tooth," which brings to life a vivid and dystopian alternate world.
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Dish + Verizon: Dish brings to the table a massive amount of spectrum from previous auctions and an entryway into the content business through its Sling TV product.
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Jeff and I both believe we have a significant opportunity to accelerate LinkedIn's growth and the value it brings to its members with Microsoft's assets and scale.
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Besides previous Trump misspellings, the bumbled ticket also brings to mind the time Hofstra University misspelled Hillary Clinton's name on tickets for the first 2016 presidential debate.
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Plot depends on character: the author brings to life both Custer and Libbie—who travelled with him almost everywhere after their marriage during the American civil war.
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The elemental connection between Vantzou's airier original and the Lowe's terrestrial reinterpretation brings to mind celestial bodies, of gas planets and the rumored diamond cores within them.
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Eventbrite's acquisition of Ticketfly, meanwhile, brings to an end one of the many bets that Pandora had made over the years to try to diversify its business.
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The actor admitted that he also enjoys seeing the joy that Forky brings to his friends' children when he sends them personalized messages from the talking toy.
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"When we hear the word glisten, it brings to mind words like sparkle, glitter and gleam and that is what this room feels like tonight," she said.
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"This brings to a close protracted litigation that never should have happened in the first place," DOJ spokesperson Ian Prior told BuzzFeed News in a statement Monday.
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That brings to at least 127 the number of people who have been slaughtered since protests began in April against the authoritarian rule of President Daniel Ortega.
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"Maybe once we have taken that 4.75 and they see the value that Qatar Airways brings to the table for them that they will reconsider," he said.
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Magid's project about Barragán, along with other long-term projects where she seeks to dissect and conquer systems of power, brings to mind Rafael Lozano-Hemmer's work.
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The LG G22 is a good looking handset, but not an especially remarkable one, with design language that brings to mind fellow flagships like the Galaxy S2800.
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" She added, "What we have all been discussing here today really brings to light the vital role teachers are playing in supporting our youngest children's mental health.
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For all of the risky, avant garde looks Solange regularly brings to the red carpet, she never seems to get the true sartorial spotlight she so deserves.
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This incident brings to the mind the flash crash of May 6, 2010, when the Dow Jones Industrial average fell 1,000 points in just a few minutes.
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And then of course, there are her actual children, who she brings to school with perfectly packed lunch boxes containing sandwiches with peanut butter, without the peanuts.
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Those who have never been amused by the showmanship and spectacle that McGregor brings to the sport see unchecked arrogance and a flippancy toward the Featherweight championship.
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What feels like a boxing match with each throwing punches at each other, soon gets a lighter tone through the humour each actor brings to the role.
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"Mark brings to the franchise an established history of leading private equity business strategies from origination to execution as well as strong institutional client engagement," Cherki wrote.
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"We hope that this (agreement) also brings to an end the worker strike," Tri Puspital, a leader at one of the Freeport workers' unions, said on Tuesday.
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Each generation and each individual, then again, brings to bear their own contemporary, lived experiences on works of art, effectively altering or obfuscating original meanings, Tolles added.
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This is just one of the many moments in the episode that are a great reminder of how much style the show brings to its courtroom scenes.
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The court's decision on Friday brings to a protracted pre-trial period during which Zuma's defense lawyers have tried to prevent the case from coming to court.
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This brings to mind the myriad of local, state, and even congressional Democrats in the 1960s who resisted federal civil rights laws; resulting in strong federal enforcement.
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Posted by David Marcus on Wednesday, September 26, 2018 But this was a wasted opportunity for Facebook to discuss all the advantages it brings to its acquisitions.
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What sets him apart is the exceptional breadth of his repertoire, as well as the technical finesse and idiomatic authority he brings to every piece he plays.
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So despite your suggestion that the residents of Joralemon Street oppose the influx of park visitors, we greatly welcome the richness this diversity brings to our community.
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"We are evaluating ways to engage the new administration on the benefits, the jobs and the tax revenues this project brings to the table," a spokesman said.
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That's a magic that the Los Angeles artist Ray, now sixty-five years old, brings to figurative sculpture: investing deadpan realism with an aura of timeless form.
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The Post reports the decision to no longer pursue a trademark for the name brings to an end an internal battle that has lasted for two years.
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These indictments provide indisputable facts and evidence to support the US intelligence community's attribution of election hacking to Russia and brings to light an otherwise invisible attack.
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Illinois' vote this year in favor of the amendment brings to 37 the number of states that have signed on, just one shy of that 38 figure.
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Nothing brings to mind the golden age of mass jet-setting quite like the "Queen of the Skies", with its four giant engines and familiar bumpy profile.
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Most reviewers praise the amount of space that it brings to the table, its breadth of achievable dishes, and it ease of cleaning as its best attributes.
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Which brings to mind something we no longer know about weed: Is it still cool, now that everyone from your mom to your boss can buy it?
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Still, the biggest reason we paid off our home loan had nothing to do with money — it's the freedom being free of debt brings to your life.
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The benefits that immigration brings to local economies is being recognized by struggling Rust Belt cities like Cleveland and Detroit, which are now working to attract immigrants.
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The operating efficiencies that Amazon brings to the grocery, and home delivery, business will further drive down prices and eventually spread to other areas of consumer goods.
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That's the dubious pitch entrepreneur Ryan Naylor brings to the tank with his Esso Watches -- watches that purportedly use negative ions to increase energy, balance and flexibility.
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Far more important than simplified inputs and slower, grounded gameplay is the attention to detail, humor, and adoration the animation and voice acting brings to Granblue's cast.
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But the security this brings to Japan and the region cannot come at the expense of an unfair, unwanted and often dangerous burden on Japan's poorest citizens.
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Spring cleaning generally brings to mind giving your apartment the Marie Kondo treatment it needs just before we kick winter to the curb for warmer, longer days.
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The incident brings to mind the frenzied scares of Halloweens past, when parents and media alike warned of poisoned candy or razor blades lurking in candy bowls.
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Darkness Visible Your query brings to my mind two writers, not known for their affinity for glamor, who have nonetheless produced perceptive novels set during film shoots.
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Part of what makes her so intriguing is that she brings the very same arsenal to the cage that she brings to the rest of her career.
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Excitement, brotherhood, life lessons are all extraordinary things that the game brings to your life; however, it brings brain diseases, concussions, and lifelong ripple effects as well.
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The opening tumult, presumably intended to show a society in terminal disrepair, merely brings to mind the Sharks and the Jets: The faux-thuggishness is singularly unconvincing.
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Meanwhile, "Little House" devotees will appreciate the extraordinary care and energy Fraser brings to uncovering the details of a life that has been expertly veiled by myth.
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One of her strongest characters turns out to be an unnamed slave (Toumani Kouyaté, excellent), who's part of a new group that Antonio brings to the farm.
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The latest numbers from the National Health Commission brings to total number of confirmed cases in the mainland to 80,824, and the cumulative death toll to 3,189.
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The arrest on Saturday of Tony Kim, also known as Kim Sang-duk, brings to three the number of American citizens currently being held in North Korea.
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"As David Rockefeller was saying, this brings to a happy end 21970 years of negotiation," Mr. Sovern told The New York Times when the sale was announced.
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Reyes ignites Mets in victory over Marlins MIAMI — Pitcher Logan Verrett knows exactly what leadoff hitter and recent acquisition Jose Reyes brings to the New York Mets.
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Droegemeier appears enthusiastic about his role; he has a sunny disposition and described a sense of awe he brings to work at the White House every day.
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The question is what it means — what degree of self-consciousness or critical distance "Good Time" brings to its depiction of bottom-of-the-barrel white privilege.
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Revisiting the 75 rolls of film he shot for "People in Cars," Mandel says he has been surprised by the fresh perspective he brings to it now.
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With his razor-edge cheekbones and eyes of fire, this gaunt Prior brings to mind Maria Callas as Medea, which he would surely take as a compliment.
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That is what the story of Mildred and Richard Loving brings to the fore; the right to marry equally and to have equal protection under the law.
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Mr. Ribot will also perform here with another drummer, Mr. Martin, who can deal with rustling texture with as much authority as he brings to a groove.
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He said that he too "might be in the market" for a new pet to join the dogs he has at home and brings to the office.
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Thus, to bring this necessary policy to fruition would take a president with more courage, principle, and inclination than the "King of Debt" brings to the table.
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Even if the movie ends with her being locked away in some Asgardian prison, what she brings to the role could be something Marvel fans haven't yet seen.
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A document dated June 2013 details the capabilities that it says Representative Alan Grayson brings to the hedge fund he continued to run despite his return to Congress.
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"The way I explain it is you should be able to take some short-term pain for the longer-term gain it brings to the U.S.," said Niles.
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You can think of this as yet another modern annoyance, or you can do as I do, and embrace the excitement and wisdom it brings to your life.
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Fallon, 44, will executive produce the 10-episode hourlong celebrity competition series, which will draw inspiration from the musical segments he brings to his late-night talk show.
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Complete with unicorn-horn headbands, a matching cake, festive body paint and lots of love, the bash's theme was indicative of the spirit Scarlett brings to her family.
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The real wonder of Bedlam's accomplishment here isn't so much the exciting animation it brings to a work regarded (wrongly) by some readers as too static to compel.
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The curtain rises on a scene that brings to mind both archetypal rustic potboilers like "Tobacco Road" and the brooding family portraits of Eugene O'Neill and Tennessee Williams.
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The deal brings to a close a sale process that has been going on for some time and reportedly saw some 100 different bids for the health portal.
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