Carrying on Jesus' ministry in a meaningful language has always been more important than carrying on a specific culture.
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The Conservative Party is carrying on carrying on as if they've still got a huge majority, but they have a minority.
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On film or on wax, Boots Riley and the Coup are carrying on a musical tradition of revolution; they're carrying on a hip-hop tradition of speaking truth to power.
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"We're carrying on from what we saw yesterday," Luschini said.
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I was shocked they were carrying on business as usual.
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The government is committed to carrying on with universal credit.
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That is an argument for carrying on, not reversing course.
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Curry came to believe he was carrying on Nininger's legacy.
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And obviously we will be carrying on with that work.
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These days, Siobhan is carrying on with the healing process.
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Meanwhile, the National Front is carrying on without its founder.
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In many respects, the festival is carrying on as always.
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"It's a feudal way of carrying on," Mr. Davis said.
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Close told PEOPLE's Jeremy Parsons about carrying on her grandmother's dream.
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What writers today do you see as carrying on his legacy?
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Yelling, carrying on, delusions of grandeur; these are my manic episodes.
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"We are carrying on as if we normally would," Sanders said.
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Click through for five women who are carrying on the tradition.
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Today, scientists are carrying on his work with new biological tools.
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Is he getting closer to carrying on an engaging, human conversation?
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In the U.K., parliament is carrying on — just with fewer parliamentarians.
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These women were in their 20s, carrying on vital military work.
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Now fans and companies are carrying on Bryant's legacy of philanthropy.
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Nothing goes his way, but he just keeps on carrying on.
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It's about the untenability of carrying on this way much longer.
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Kim Kardashian West is carrying on one of her dad's favorite pastimes.
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Duet is carrying on by offering similar capabilities for Android tablets, though.
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However, he was carrying on a relationship with another woman, Joseline Hernandez.
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I'm carrying out that responsibility and I'm carrying on with that responsibility.
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Remarkable, carrying on shoulder by policemen 10kms a pregnant woman for childbirth.
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"Sanctuary cities are anything but safe," Kelly said, carrying on the theme.
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I'm still bringing and carrying on my work from home with me.
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Did you see the calabashes those girls were carrying on their heads?
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But that will be better than carrying on with the trade war.
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If anything, Bayer is carrying on the family tradition, albeit with hemp.
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He later admitted he was in Argentina carrying on an extramarital affair.
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Some are in the awkward position of carrying on within the government.
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Because the minute Lilia sees the cash register, she'll start carrying on.
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The state of carrying on your luggage when you fly is dismal.
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It is "carrying on," returning to everyday life, with its head held high.
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JetSmarter's membership agreement forbids passengers from carrying on more than $50,000 in cash.
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Ms. Anderson has been carrying on the legacy of her husband, Mike Anderson.
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Others seemed to be passing around joints while carrying on with their conversations.
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Michael Jackson's son is thrilled to be carrying on the late icon's legacy.
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Maybe he's carrying on that tradition and the images aren't aimed for us.
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But Bangkok is carrying on with its regular routines as much as possible.
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He later admitted he was actually in Argentina carrying on an extramarital affair.
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But having won the space race, America saw no benefit in carrying on.
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Oceans are still carrying on at 5 AM, when the sky is black.
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Since then, his family has been passionate about carrying on his environmental mission.
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Ms. Campbell-Adams and their two children are carrying on what he started.
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The stalemate has left Rajoy carrying on as acting prime minister since December.
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He's carrying on with his duties and keeping his connections with key Republicans.
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"She's carrying on and she ain't gonna make friends that way," said Rep.
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The survivors are carrying on after the attacks, but they still need support.
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Carrying on as she always has: making complex political art in dark times.
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It's as if he's still carrying on the conversation in his magazine stories.
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Both stay down for a moment, but look to be O.K. carrying on.
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Here are the sequel trilogy villains carrying on the legacy of Darth Vader.
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You are known for carrying on for extended periods of time with no relief.
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Another group showed up "to stop them from carrying on their permit," he said.
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Tuten reportedly told WNCT she plans to begin open-carrying on campus this Wednesday.
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"In a way I admire that RS is carrying on without us," says Ewumi.
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Although their ancestors are long gone, the solenodons are carrying on a prehistoric lineage.
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It is difficult to find today the strength to even think of carrying on.
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There is simply no longer a coherent centrist case for carrying on with Obamacare.
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For the family, carrying on the Crocodile Hunter's legacy is always their first priority.
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You just don't know what infections other people could be carrying on their skin.
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The other six guys out there with me were just laughing and carrying on.
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Another Australian carrying on antipodean customs in Los Angeles is the chef Curtis Stone.
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Chris Cornell's widow Vicky and daughter Toni are carrying on the late rocker's philanthropic work.
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And that may be why Mr Trump is carrying on regardless with his sexist bile.
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But he continued to do so, with Clare Waight Keller carrying on that legacy today.
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The fact that you are screaming, carrying on like banshees in this lobby is crazy.
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"We have not reached a turning point, but we are carrying on," he told Reuters.
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"This case is about carrying on Marie's work," plaintiff Cathleen Colvin, Marie Colvin's sister, said.
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What's radical is thinking that carrying on the way things are will somehow solve them.
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Bhumi Pednekar as Sudha, a cook and maid carrying on an affair with her employer.
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Lucrezia Buccellati, 26, is intent on carrying on her family heritage, but with a difference.
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It's murder that's carrying on the genocide that's existed here for more than 500 years.
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Make every minute count on a short trip like this by carrying on your bag.
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At times, she seems to be carrying on three or four different conversations at once.
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Johnson's white critics are carrying on a tradition almost as old as the nation's founding.
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Conservatives believe in preserving and carrying on the best of the past — not its worst.
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Only then will he get all the details on the risks of carrying on playing.
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CARRYING ON We get on the east side highway and head back uptown through Harlem.
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" For May, one such attitude is simple acknowledgment of and respect for others: that we recognize that other people exist, that they are carrying on their own lives and that "we can do something to make that carrying on just a wee bit less complicated.
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"Thanks Kris, that is great to know she is carrying on a family name," another added.
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The movie is accidentally about the futility of carrying on Men in Black business as usual.
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I'd only been away for maybe thirty minutes and they were already carrying on without me.
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Later on, we see the turncoat carrying on by Negan's side as if everything is normal.
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Rather than stoically carrying on, players are more willing to admit to concerns about their heads.
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Or can we imagine carrying on doing what we're doing and making it even more brutal?
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For some people, that feeling is incompatible with carrying on with the business of everyday life.
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"Thank you for loving her and carrying on what she stands for," Lourd told the crowd.
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Today, an affiliate of YoungBoy's is carrying on the trend with a new song and video.
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While Oktoberfest in Munich ended earlier this month, here in New York we're still carrying on.
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When you see Trump carrying on the way he does, you must think there's something wrong.
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Mr. Del Nero had shown every indication of carrying on in his job in recent months.
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To many of us, pretty much anything seems better than carrying on as usual, unto disaster.
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Once the light fully faded, the celebration itself shifted shape, picking up and carrying on indoors.
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The protests continue, but Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) is keeping calm and carrying on.
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I've added to that myself, which feels like I'm carrying on more than one family tradition.
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"Carrying on a healthy lifestyle," he said, "could potentially make a big difference in this risk."
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He was more effective as a runner, carrying on 27 of the team's 55 running plays.
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So the choice is between carrying on as nomads, or getting educated and doing something completely different.
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During a panel with older civil rights leaders, they discussed carrying on their legacy by fighting violence.
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Read on to meet the mysterious woman who's carrying on Steve Jobs' legacy, in her own way.
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" Colvin's sisten, Cathleen Colvin, one of the plaintiffs, said the case was "about carrying on Marie's work.
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For sure, these are all initiatives that are carrying on the designer's legacy in the best way.
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At home however, Zuckerberg seems to be carrying on with his role of doting husband and father.
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When you're in heaven I'll be killing the crowds night after night and carrying on your legacy.
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Consuming alcohol or drugs while carrying on campus would be prohibited, just as it is in public.
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He even acts fine, joking and laughing and carrying on a normal conversation until, suddenly, he doesn't.
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Young people who want to get stuff done and not just screaming, yelling, carrying on on television.
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For those people, maybe carrying on the white lie will make it go down a little easier.
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They are identifying faces, recognizing spoken words, reading medical scans and even carrying on their own conversations.
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It has to do with respecting a senior sensei (master) and carrying on his or her knowledge.
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His sons, who both work for insurance companies, have no interest in carrying on his royal chronicle.
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Other Abstract Expressionists maintained their public careers, carrying on as if Pop and Minimalism were passing fads.
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But they're also carrying on an 140-year-old tradition of domestic workers fighting for economic empowerment.
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Many were still going to bars, walking outside, and carrying on as if not much had changed.
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Spokespeople for Essential have long insisted, however, that the company was carrying on in spite of reports.
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Now I'm not underestimating the president's own capacity for carrying on in an incompetent manner almost indefinitely.
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She believes she is carrying on the work he began, of building the nation—and protecting it.
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Video of the incident shows Bozarjian momentarily freezing after being struck, then carrying on with her report.
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"And then daddy said, 'He's come alive, he's shouting and screaming and carrying on,'" Edross-Fakier said.
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Communicating through the watch wasn't all that different from carrying on a conversation using a handset's speakerphone function.
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Which is to say, it's not the clearest, but it's perfectly acceptable for carrying on a casual conversation.
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Carrying on that tradition, Camacho's daughter Ana Lilia Ortiz Zacarías has pioneered a new design of her own.
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"I lost a great friend, but we're carrying on his work the best way we can," said Forrester.
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But before carrying on, I'd like to note that all heights are great, wonderful, functional, amazing, and glorious.
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Also, anticipate you might lose everything you're carrying on your person and don't bring anything you can't replace.
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" The statement continued, "While our hearts are broken, we are honored and committed to carrying on Matthew's legacy.
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"Some airline employees have prohibited passengers from carrying on their carry-ons with the battery inside," she writes.
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Many people will need to see others making real changes instead of carrying on with business as usual.
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He entrusted me with carrying on his work and with continuing to shape and share his peace mission.
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Because if it's after, clearly neither of them care about carrying on the long Targaryen tradition of incest.
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I am very much looking forward to carrying on doing what we are doing, specialising in sourcing locally.
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Laurie isn't into all of that mask business anymore, but she did end up carrying on Edward's legacy.
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They work together, and I've since found out they were carrying on for weeks before I found them.
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Through Warrior lineage and steely marksmanship, Curry is carrying on the tradition that Fulks elevated seven decades ago.
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A lot of the motivation for making these three records and carrying on writing has been that really.
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Nightlife people were more connected than ever because we were the only ones left carrying on like that.
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She swerved into tap, deeply, carrying on its jazz tradition while expanding its cultural range and contemporary currency.
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But this swagger about carrying on business as usual goes beyond reflexive pro-Trump and pro-market reflexes.
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I was kidding, really, carrying on like Meryl Streep prepping for yet another scene in yet another movie.
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"This company is carrying on and supporting essential needs to truckers who, in turn, provide essentials to Americans."
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Still, we were carrying on a great tradition, wearing the same uniform as many who'd come before us.
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It's also ideal for carrying on the go and will last up to six hours at a time.
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Bryant talked often about how Gianna was carrying on his basketball legacy, and they frequently attended games together.
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Carrying on with our lives and regular activity post-attack is just one action that we should take.
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He's carrying on a good legacy, because my dad's an attorney and I only play them on television.
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" The baby yellowtail arrived, and Dancy raised his chopsticks in delight: "Carrying on the theme of eating children!
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At the White House, Trump, carrying on a lighthearted holiday tradition, "pardons" two turkeys, named Bread and Butter.
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"He was carrying on about how he was so stupid, that he's divorced now and miserable," she relayed.
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Roseanne Barr's TV son, Michael Fishman, has strong feelings about the show carrying on without it's former namesake.
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QNB's branch in Riyadh was quiet on Monday afternoon and the branch manager said business was carrying on usual.
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He says that the tremendous pressure he feels in carrying on the family legacy is what drives him forward.
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Although carrying-on seems like the more efficient route, we're still far from mastering the art of packing light.
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Fast forward a year later, though, and Lucas seemed to be less than excited about carrying on the tradition.
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It does not yet do long-haul and would have no qualms about carrying on disrupting the flag carriers.
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In the meantime, I'm carrying on my adventures in Iceland filming a documentary, exploring more of this magical land.
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These exchanges are especially meaningful to Kino, a native Hawaiian who is committed to carrying on his cultural traditions.
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It's a lot less dark than other Black Mirror episodes, which made it perfect for carrying on Poussey's memory.
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With a voice that soared from a baritone to a falsetto, he spoke of carrying on against the odds.
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One person noted it was trending above the attack in the U.K. Talk about keeping calm and carrying on.
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"To accuse Brussels and Strasbourg of every ill, carrying on in this manner is a fool's game," he said.
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I answered her fan mail, carrying on prolonged correspondences in her name—and, I liked to think, her voice.
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That is why we are carrying on intensive discussions inside the German government, and will make decisions in March.
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"The developers are carrying on developing bitcoin, which is essentially their day job," DCI head Brian Forde told me.
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And for some, that includes ignoring the novel coronavirus altogether and carrying on as though it's business as usual.
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Nonetheless, Gentiloni will be working together with Valdis Dombrovskis, who is carrying on his work at the Commission level.
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Audiences — critics too — thought he was carrying on for their benefit, and he was often criticized for being flamboyant.
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Sweden has taken a much laxer approach than its neighbors, with much of public life carrying on as usual.
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In the meantime, however, investors would be wise to remember the old adage about keeping calm and carrying on.
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After a madcap climax, she seems uncertain where to go, inexplicably carrying on almost exactly as she had before.
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"The plastic bag that the man on the right is carrying on his shoulder, it's ubiquitous," Ms. Cromwell said.
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"I heard the gunshot, and then I heard a guy arguing, cursing and carrying on," he said on Tuesday.
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Looks like Teresa and the kids are carrying on alright in the meantime -- on the surface, anyway, that is.
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The Democratic nominee, whoever it turns out to be, should use the president's contortions and carrying-on against him.
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"I couldn't understand why the BBC was carrying on with the interview," Kelly told The Guardian in December 2017.
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The keyboard luckily remains unchanged, carrying on the IBM ThinkPad legacy that Lenovo acquired years ago in stylish fashion.
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Pyeongchang downhill champion Sofia Goggia also believes there is a chance of Vonn carrying on for another four years.
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Rockers themselves are also taking out insurance against the most common ailments that could stop them from carrying on working.
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I have to admit, it was pretty freeing carrying on a conversation on the watch, utilizing the on-board LTE.
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It's certainly clear enough for carrying on a conversation when held a foot or two away from the wearer's mouth.
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It's there, in print, in the comments section of my TechCrunch post about Scoble allegedly carrying on after going sober.
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Ronaldo's comedic timing is simply pristine—the blank stare, the double-take, then the launch, and a casual carrying-on.
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In Qaani's public remarks, the veteran military commander committed to carrying on Soleimani's agenda and exacting revenge for his death.
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That means not carrying on hot, steaming food like beef chow fun and anything else that smells up the cabin.
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Pugh says her efforts help ease the pain of the loss, and carrying on Emma's name has become her purpose.
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"I would ask you to think of another more environmentally friendly way of carrying on with your campaign," Gill wrote.
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We talk to his grandson about carrying on his grandfather's tradition of giving low-income Brazilians access to plastic surgery.
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"We look forward to Iowa carrying on its bipartisan legacy of service in the presidential nominating process," the statement said.
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B fans carrying on his ideas and convincing a new generation of people to think the earth is actually flat?
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He leaves behind Joquetta, his wife of 55 years, and 15 children, many of whom are carrying on his work.
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She never went in the room, instead, according to Wasser, she began crying and carrying on in the adjoining office.
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But this week, as CNN correspondent Frederik Pleitgen discovered, many in the government-controlled portions of Aleppo are carrying on.
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Yup, Benjamin plays Grande's bodyguard, carrying on an affair with the singer while the two dodge her cheating-Hollywood boyfriend.
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The European Union executive has told Rome to present a new fiscal plan, but the government is carrying on regardless.
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I also blame the movie Magic Mike because ever since that started, the women have gone crazy, screaming, carrying on.
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That would leave the new Democratic majority in the House as the chief means of carrying on the Mueller investigation.
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Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray, says it could be susceptible to some weakness before carrying on higher.
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Beyond the elderly caretakers, whose children were seldom interested in carrying on their stewardship, not many valued these old vineyards.
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Soon after, she established a new company with the intention of carrying on her grandfather's legacy, she told the court.
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Bernie Sanders voiced skepticism about carrying on with election business as usual during the coronavirus epidemic following Sunday's CNN debate.
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The General Jungle or Carrying on Sculpting continues at Lévy Gorvy (22 Old Bond Street, Mayfair, London) through December 2.
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I think there have been times since the All-Star break when an encouraged Nowitzki has imagined himself carrying on.
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Scams or not, people could get away with carrying on with online relationships without the burden of social media presences.
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What did he know about white expatriates carrying on with the French and Italians in post-World War II Paris?
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By simply carrying on with the current policies toward Venezuela, he will likely secure the crucial Latino vote in Florida.
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But his co-conspirator back in Rachel is carrying on with its own "Alien-Stock" party and it starts today.
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Pause for a chai at the charmingly cluttered Teapot Café, before carrying on to the whitewashed Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica.
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When I hear these idiots carrying on about how this never happened, these children never died, it insults their memories.
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They resembled typical youth frittering away a Sunday, if not for the umbrellas they were carrying on a cloudless night.
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It means the current set of lawmakers are carrying on with a longstanding tradition of bipartisan support for the NIH.
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Picking up months after Perry's (Alexander Skarsgård) death, the "Monterey Five" are carrying on — even if in the most unlikely ways.
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"We are happy to announce that Nicolas, Ted's son, will be carrying on his legacy here at the Gallerie," it states.
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I also liked the idea of carrying on the nature theme from the previous video, "Far," and just developing on that.
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But he plunged in, swimming the Ken's 400-metre span and carrying on south, leaving the Panna tiger reserve behind him.
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But I decided the only way to proceed was deluding myself into believing the former and carrying on, self esteem intact.
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Does anyone remember candidate Donald Trump carrying on about the Chicago-based Nabisco company moving 600 jobs to Mexico in 2016?
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"We're carrying on until we reach a price and a profit margin that are reasonable compared with cars abroad," he said.
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Mr Kent accused Rudy Giuliani, Mr Trump's personal lawyer, of "carrying on a campaign…of lies" to get Ms Yovanovitch removed.
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In fact, most parents say, "Calm down!" out of their own frustration because they want their child to stop carrying on.
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S.] GDP growth of about 3.5 percent for this year, and carrying on to something north of 3 [percent] next year.
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"The U.S. has opened up and they're carrying on the negative sentiment," said Geordie Wilkes, head of research at Sucden Financial.
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With Bannon as CEO, Conway as campaign manager and Paul Manafort carrying on as campaign chairman, Trump has broadened his team.
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Most producers in the region have been around since the 1700s and 08243s and are carrying on long-existing family traditions.
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In his method of acquiring estates when they could be had relatively cheaply, Mr. Lurton was carrying on a family tradition.
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Once a colony makes enough of these workers, they start making bees capable of reproducing and carrying on the genetic line.
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Their children preferred city life to carrying on the work, though, as has been the case in much of rural Europe.
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Their children preferred city life to carrying on the work, though, as has been the case in much of rural Europe.
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The machine clambers over rocks and tackles crumbling inclines with ease, sometimes sinking its feet into the dirt, nevertheless carrying on.
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After a show ends, the performers weave their way through the crowd, carrying on conversations with the children while in character.
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All Grown Up and In Charge of the Seder Carrying on the family traditions marked my rite of passage to adulthood.
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Ultimately he decided that the man who mattered most was the man in the arena, taking his lumps and carrying on.
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The boxes I'd been carrying on my back had flown off during the tumble and lay strewn behind me, flashing ominously.
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Jesse Williams and his estranged wife are carrying on the recent tradition of civilized divorces, for the sake of their kids.
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For them, the Photo Ark's name is more literal, as it's the last thing carrying on proof that they ever existed.
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Sinemia is carrying on with more modest deals, and it's now offering weekday-only subscription plans that start at $2500 per month.
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Whether by death, design or disputes, television shows are adept at losing or killing off key characters and carrying on without them.
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Characters were alive inside the buildings and carrying on with their lives and the characters the players controlled could drive the vehicles.
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"While our hearts are broken, we are honored and committed to carrying on Matthew's legacy," according to a statement from the foundation.
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But while the shutdown has affected government agencies and services in different ways, some are carrying on — including the US Postal Service.
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This is part of a worrying pattern: consulting too narrowly, riding roughshod over opposition and then backtracking ignominiously or carrying on regardless.
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And they weren't just carrying on a classic culinary tradition, inspired by the Barney Greengrasses and Murray's Sturgeon Shops of their youth.
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Mom motored to her brother's assistance carrying on her person the $1,700 paycheck she'd earned from her job as a nurse's aide.
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She handled the moment like a pro, simply stopping to adjust the button before carrying on as if it didn't even happen.
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New robots are no longer flummoxed by staircases and doorknobs; clever software is capable of driving cars and carrying on (rudimentary) conversations.
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Earlier this month, the Hills alum told PEOPLE exclusively about the very special family tradition she'll be carrying on with her son.
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Be yourself, be sincere, and accept that starting and carrying on amiable conversations takes a certain amount of effort for most people.
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At any given point throughout the day, the livestream features hundreds of fish of varying species carrying on about their underwater lives.
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I have done radio interviews from my house with my kids carrying on in the background, and it can be quite distracting.
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The slow counting process has been underscored by a series of House races in California carrying on for days past November 6.
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Neither of us had noticed the camera pointed our way, or the crowd swelling around us, or Midtown carrying on just outside.
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Republicans say the former Florida governor needs to finish in third place ahead of either Rubio or Cruz to justify carrying on.
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Keeping calm and carrying on is not what is needed when the country is on a self-imposed route toward a cliff.
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Erin McAuliffe -- a 25-year-old math teacher -- has been arrested for carrying on sexual relationships with 3 male high school students.
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But in taking over Megan's body, Loma's tasked with living and carrying on as Megan, the meanest, most ruthless girl in school.
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Although we are still waiting to hear who Mr. Martins's successor will be, City Ballet remains a living organism, carrying on regardless.
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Any possible future would likely be an improvement, and there is real value in taking a moment to reset before carrying on.
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In Istanbul, they are carving out new lives, carrying on the fight from afar and avoiding jail terms, or worse, back home.
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Fred Korematsu, then 23, tried changing his name and even underwent plastic surgery in hopes of carrying on as a normal citizen.
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With days to go until Selection Sunday, so far much of the bacteria-rich college sporting scene is carrying on as planned.
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These pictures show how people around the globe are carrying on with their day-to-day lives amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
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Some readers sent in old pictures of their childhood favorites, and others said they're carrying on the tradition with their own kids.
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As for Antonio ... it appears he's still carrying on with the boomin' biz mentality -- despite losing out on millions of guaranteed dollars.
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Next door, in the cellar, you'll find 49-year-old Erica Larsson, carrying on the family tradition begun by her great-grandfather.
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That "big, beautiful wall" President Trump never tires of carrying on about is becoming one of the most expensive campaign stunts ever.
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The order from the U.S. Transportation Department and other agencies bars owners from carrying on the devices or in baggage during flights.
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"Carrying on as before means chaos," said Jordi Alberich, managing director of Cercle d'Economia, a business association based in the Catalan capital, Barcelona.
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You just carry on swiping and doing you—because the people who are judging you are also carrying on swiping and doing themselves.
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Given the burden he's carrying on both ends of the floor, any rest he can get while on the court is much needed.
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It's partly a way of carrying on William's legacy, but it's also an answer to the relationship struggles Beth had been alluding to.
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I've never really understood the appeal of answering phone calls from your wrist, much less actually carrying on an extended conversation that way.
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I see Elizabeth Taylor carrying on filming Cat on a Hot Tin Roof despite her love, her husband, dying in a plane crash.
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I see Elizabeth Taylor carrying on filming Cat on a Hot Tin Roof despite her love, her husband, dying in a plane crash.
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Mr. Stuart saw them as carrying on a lineage of wild and woolly string band showmanship stretching back to the 1920s and '30s.
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I see Elizabeth Taylor carrying on filming Cat on a Hot Tin Roof despite her love, her husband, dying in a plane crash.
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"To be a part of the Calvin Klein family is surreal and I feel like I'm carrying on a legacy," she tells Refinery29.
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Alves has returned to work as a chauffeur, which he said has helped him cope by carrying on with life, retaining some normalcy.
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And why are we still carrying on the tradition of ringing in the fall harvest with friends and family nearly 400 years later?
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Corinne grabbed some lunch Saturday in L.A. with Jordan Gielchinsky, carrying on like your average couple ... even though their situation is anything but.
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And, in the shadows of the underpass, stood an unkempt man with a thin mattress at his feet, carrying on a solitary conversation.
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Although he died in 2016 at age 37, the family is carrying on the vineyard's biodynamic methods and has planted new vicchoqueña vines.
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So now, instead of carrying on his own fading campaign, Castro is happily taking his role as a prominent voice for Elizabeth Warren's.
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The current climate staffers who spoke to BuzzFeed News vehemently disagreed, arguing that the program is not just carrying on — it's doing better.
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To the generation now in diapers, carrying on a conversation with an artificial intelligence like Siri is the natural state of the world.
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And once the -9 gets settled in, Boeing will start production on the -8, carrying on the aircraft family for years to come.
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Yellen, however, will bear witness only from the sidelines, having done the heavy lifting while Powell is charged with carrying on her work.
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"It's a goodwill gesture to carrying on the trade talks," said Ken Cheung, chief Asian FX strategist at Mizuho Bank in Hong Kong.
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In France, a general strike is carrying on to a second day as public sector workers protest against changes to the pension system.
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In China, where flagging a problem can be interpreted as criticising the government, fear of failure probably encouraged reckless carrying on as normal.
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Of course, one is so delighted to see her, at 91, some 67 years after her Broadway debut, carrying on with such aplomb.
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From that, Sam sort of played with the idea of two men carrying on farther, beyond no man's land and into enemy territory.
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Princess Kate is opening up about her little girl Charlotte Elizabeth Diana – and how she's carrying on the most loving traditions of William's mom.
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Ahead is Rubio's guide to carrying-on, in which she covers everything from packing essentials to the stuff we're better off leaving at home.
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Until then, the current team will be responsible for carrying on with the day-to-day activities of the institution, including negotiating trade deals.
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"May's position is similar to that of the pound in that it seems to be carrying on despite the sizable challenges faced," Cheetham added.
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Ultimately, the violence cost Peres the ensuing elections, but he never stopped believing in peace, carrying on the work of rival-turned-colleague Rabin.
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She was a real bitch about it too, yelling at the florist and carrying on about 1/4″ of glass beads less or more.
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In the meantime, Ljungman will be carrying on with existing portfolio responsibilities and gradually handing over his board seats to other Atomico team members.
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The times where I'm falling in love with William (Jimmi Simpson), carrying on about the Maze, and getting slashed open, revealing my robotic insides?
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That event was sponsored by the Jack Kemp Foundation, the organization charged with carrying on the legacy of the late anti-poverty crusader, Rep.
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Additionally, it's unknown how many ISIS members may have already returned to Europe, tasked with carrying on the fight once the caliphate has gone.
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People tried to bury my dream because of one mistake, but I asked God for forgiveness, so I'm carrying on with my career, dude.
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Carrying on Salzburg's Mozart tradition, the young American director Lydia Steier takes on "The Magic Flute," in which beauty and wisdom triumph over darkness.
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Link is somehow simultaneously carrying on the traditions of Ray Bradbury and Alice Munro, and she's an author you need to know right now.
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The bag has a few features that make it a great candidate for carrying on long hauls and stuffing it in an overhead compartment.
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Keeping calm and carrying on is baked into the British culture, whether it's in response to serious attacks or just in a children's cartoon.
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There is indeed an admirable mental toughness in "keeping calm and carrying on," but admitting you're struggling or hurting shows strength and bravery too.
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If true, it could be noted that at age 62, he was a bit long in the tooth for that sort of carrying-on.
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Stop Beating Black Children By hitting our kids, states this editorial, we are serving the goals and carrying on the legacy of white supremacy.
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She'd written a best-selling novel called "Strumpet Wind" (1938), and Ms. Bosworth remembers her carrying on an open affair with her bearded analyst.
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You can see some of his carrying on in responses on the above Game Informer tweet and even more in Pitchford's subsequent Twitter replies.
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My soul took over, and I finally realized there was no real way of carrying on unless I did what I needed to do.
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One of the plane's two pilots, Bertrand Piccard, is a direct descendent of those earlier inventors, carrying on a family tradition of breaking records.
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But look after yourself, accept your actions, and listen to your conscience when you're thinking about a carrying on instead of going to bed.
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Perhaps most directly carrying on the BC legacy is "reformist" label Women's History Museum, founded by N.Y.U. schoolmates Amanda McGowan and Mattie Rivkah Barringer.
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My family are so dead-set on carrying on the bloodline and being grandparents that it's really difficult to speak to them about it.
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During a commemoration of King&aposs death in 1993, Cotton said that people need to take responsibility for carrying on the mission of racial equality.
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While a trolley bag isn't quite on the same level as these prizes, our lucky Yu Wei is carrying on a long and storied tradition.
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I am concerned about the tweeting and him carrying on about the DOJ investigation, and Jeff Sessions, and everything that&aposs going on at home.
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But Downing quickly got personal, accusing Gates — a married man with four children — of carrying on an affair and having a "secret life" in London.
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The order from the U.S. Transportation Department and other agencies bars owners from carrying on the devices or stowing them in checked baggage during flights.
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Learning that Ms. Grundy was at the river that fateful morning helps Betty put things together and realize the relationship she's carrying on with Archie.
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They went to New York City, Los Angeles, Toronto, and Hawaii, carrying on a sexual relationship, all under the guise of going to dancing workshops.
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Virginia Ali, the owner of Ben's Chili Bowl, is dead set on carrying on the tradition of stuffing the faces of presidents with greasy delectabilities.
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It seems to me that the world hasn't stopped moving, so everyone is carrying on as if nothing has happened, which in theory it hasn't.
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To his followers it was a brave case of carrying on after some bad luck; to an outsider, it's a classic example of chasing losses.
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Which is why we're carrying on the tradition of tapping our resident astrologers the AstroTwins for some cosmic guidance on what 2016 has in store.
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At 8,000 feet, before the 17 crew members parachuted out of the doomed plane, they jettisoned a dummy nuclear bomb they were carrying on board.
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That level of improvisation and carrying on is liberating as a filmmaker in the same way it might be to a runner in a race.
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But some of the country's biggest companies, including carmakers and fashion houses, were carrying on as usual just hours before the restrictions were expanded nationwide.
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Friedlander has always been an artist with a strong sense of photographic history, of carrying on — and preserving — the work of those who came before.
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Until now, he has largely delegated trade-related matters to Mr. Aso, who has been carrying on an economic dialogue with Vice President Mike Pence.
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At restaurants where wine is not a particular point of pride, she might have opened it tableside, while carrying on the usual banter with diners.
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Some remain stoical, carrying on with the remnants of normality: jogging, strolling by the river, taking children outdoors for a quick breath of fresh air.
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At Kafe Louverture, which she opened in 2015 with her husband, Anthony Cunningham, she is carrying on a larger family tradition than she originally thought.
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Analysts say that Morales could try to return to power, despite the fact that his own party has demonstrated interest in carrying on without him.
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Indeed, studies tell us that securely attached toddlers quietly track their parents' movements from room to room, even while carrying on with their own activities.
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As executive director of the center at Wheaton College named after Graham, I am cognizant of carrying on his legacy, of pointing people to Jesus.
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That is why his followers got a picture of the sandwich he was recently carrying on the Senate subway on the way to a vote.
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In China, sons are considered vehicles for carrying on a family's good name and reputation, and are supposed to marry and have sons of their own.
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Yet in a contradiction that is typical of this White House, other parts of the government are carrying on with planning for a warmer planet regardless.
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The late Steve Irwin's family is carrying on his legacy — on the same network where The Crocodile Hunter shared his passion for wildlife with the world.
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Despite the fact that Google Photos, perhaps its most useful product, is no longer part of the program, Google+ is carrying on—at least for now.
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That was why she loved you, because you accepted and embraced all of her...Thank you for loving her and carrying on what she stands for.
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Pretend you're an extremely rich partygoer in prestigious East Egg whose only concerns are the multiple affairs you're carrying on with a variety of fabulous lovers.
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Princess Kate is opening up about her little girl Charlotte Elizabeth Diana – and how she s carrying on the most loving traditions of William s mom.
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United will also prohibit these travelers from carrying on bags that can only fit in overhead bins, and they will not accrue miles toward elite status.
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One of the provisions of the law is that business owners can ban open carrying on their own property, and many had decided to do so.
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"I just personally wanted to say to the world, to anyone watching, anyone who wanted to hear it, that we would be carrying on," she explained.
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China's yuan hit its lowest levels against the dollar on currency markets since May of 2011, carrying on a slide in both mainland and offshore markets.
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They speak of constantly staying alert, exercising caution and growing accustomed to what some may find to be intrusive levels of security, but essentially carrying on.
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According to him, he and his cohorts are carrying on in the tradition of the outlaw country movement that his grandfather, Waylon, joined in the 000s.
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White House surrogates scoffed at the idea of Democrats in the House carrying on with investigations, suggesting it was redundant and a poor use of resources.
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On the clockers' stand, racetrackers have a talent for carrying on multiple raucous conversations while still meticulously following the flight of the horse around the racetrack.
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"I'm carrying on the traditions I was taught by people who are no longer here," she explains, referring to how AIDS decimated her New York community.
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But now a new generation of witches is taking up the mantle from the infamous protestors and carrying on their blend of activism, occult, and theater.
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When the six Azmi women arrive en masse, usually talking up a storm and carrying on like, well, sisters, everyone is instantly aware of their presence.
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For example, you can be charged for carrying on a bag, ordering water, selecting a seat, or even checking in with a human at the airport.
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Six Japanese men and women enter a pristine house and live there together, carrying on their ordinary routines; there's no flipping of chairs or blindside betrayals.
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At Appomattox he urged his soldiers to accept the war's outcome and return to their homes, rejecting talk of carrying on the struggle in guerrilla fashion.
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But Ms. Silvestri sees her job as "carrying on the DNA of the family," preserving and nurturing what Bulgari has done since its beginnings in 1884.
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I'm also carrying on with my monthly microneedling sessions and will try a peel during the winter when my skin is less exposed to the sun.
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The amount of debt that US corporate borrowers are carrying on their balance sheets is at an all-time high, according to rating agency S&P.
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She contemplates death as she sings about carrying on her maternal lineage—and then dedicates an entire song to staring at her ex's hot new girlfriend.
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So, "OK Google, play House of Cards on Netflix on bedroom" will bring up the political thriller on your television, carrying on from wherever you left off.
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My personal brand is more self-denial than indulgence, of grimly carrying on doing the bare minimum rather than leaning in to bath bombs and bottomless mimosas.
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In honor of the 12th anniversary of his death, Bindi, who is carrying on her father's legacy through her own conservation work, shared a sweet family photo.
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He took her purse, which he was still carrying on live TV, and they were resting on a street bench when offered tickets to a Hollywood tour.
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Carrying on the tradition are circuses that operate in the old-time way, under big tops in small towns across the Midwest and along the East Coast.
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Celebrating the holiday made sense when my brother and I were kids, but it's not like we're carrying on some long tradition — couldn't we just drop it?
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By carrying on this tradition, it is a special way for Markle to not only be connected to her husband, but to the history of his family.
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UFC President Dana White could be heard in the aftermath telling Nurmagomedov that he wouldn't risk carrying on with the traditional belt-giving ceremony after the fight.
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She was also trying to figure out how to strike the right balance between breaking the mold of late-night TV and carrying on its familiar traditions.
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Biden's allies on the West Coast are aiming to host several money-making events starting in late June and carrying on throughout the rest of the year.
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Michael Cheung, a part-time cook who was in the crowd outside the Legislative Council, said he is committed to carrying on if other young people do.
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And that in turn means that maybe his mom, Jeannette (Carey Mulligan), will stop acting so strangely, carrying on an affair with another man in plain sight.
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Have you ever sat on the toilet while carrying on a conversation with a guy who's looming over you drinking Kool-Aid and eating chocolate-chip cookies?
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Poppe's one-time defense—that he was carrying on compassionate euthanasia—seems specious, given that Belgium probably has the most permissive assisted dying law in the world.
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First lady Melania Trump is committed to carrying on the White House garden tradition, beehive and all, acting senior adviser Stephanie Winston Wolkoff told CNN in February.
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"Due to increasing market uncertainties, the company decided that carrying on with the plan to issue new shares would not yield maximum benefit for shareholders," it said.
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They usually involve a renowned figure awkwardly carrying on a short conversation with Watson, like this Bob Dylan spot or a brand-new one featuring Ridley Scott.
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He also writes about the moments when he used to sit quietly in a pew in First Presbyterian Church of Bethlehem, Pa., carrying on a family tradition.
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They made it very clear that I wasn't moving anywhere and I should lie still and that I wouldn't be carrying on the rest of the race.
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We've wrestled with how to broach the topic of race since he was born, being sure we could remain active and consistent about carrying on these conversations.
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Republicans in the state say the math is simple for the former Floida governor: Beat Rubio or Cruz by finishing in third place to justify carrying on.
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Unlike the permit for persons 21 or older, the new provisional permit for 85033-20-year-olds does not allow carrying on elementary or secondary school premises.
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He oversees one of the most lucrative animation studios in the world and has the responsibility of carrying on the legacy of none other than Steve Jobs.
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"It was just something you had to get up every day and try to deal with while still carrying on a public set of responsibilities," Clinton said.
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A little more than 200 year later, crowds of indigenous women filled the plaza, chanting slogans and blocking traffic, carrying on Bolivia's proud tradition of direct protest.
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She has been stealing books and carrying on with a ragtag group of feverish ideologues whose crime is printing pamphlets calling for greater dissent in Iranian society.
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Doval cited an attack on a major apple merchant in Indian Kashmir as an example of Pakistan encouraging violence against people who are carrying on their businesses.
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If you're checking in luggage, it must be under a certain weight; if you're carrying on, you have to worry about there being enough overhead bin space.
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Headley, Starlin Castro, Brett Gardner, Judge and Matt Holliday entered Sunday carrying on-base plus slugging percentages that were at least 128 points better in the Bronx.
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The next morning, I told him that his way of welcoming me home was highly undiplomatic and that intensely questioning someone is not carrying on a conversation.
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As the online universe of pet-related diversions continues to expand, Ms. Watts is carrying on the work the couple started nearly two decades ago, and remembering.
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"I expect that the grand coalition will carrying on governing until 2021," said Christian Lindner, leader of the pro-business Free Democrats in an interview with Reuters.
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That's the least Wall Street can do after exacerbating one of the worst financial crises in history and then carrying on as if nothing bad had transpired.
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His feelings are complicated by bitter memories of her dalliance with a college friend (never mind that Jack was carrying on his own affair on the side).
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It was as if all Italian whites were the mass-market pinot grigios of today, which do an excellent job of carrying on the tradition of banality.
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Starting Monday, many airlines around the world begin enforcing a new rule that forbids passengers from checking or carrying on "smart luggage" with non-removable lithium batteries.
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" Georgas remembered Booker saying something that would stick with him: "For the longest time, I thought that faithfulness looked like carrying on what we've been given here.
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But the practice will live on in Kim's photographs—and Kim herself is now carrying on a new kind of tradition for women working in Korea's waters.
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He settled into a first-floor apartment in Hollis, Queens, where neighbors said he was quiet but cordial, waving hello to neighbors, and carrying on small talk.
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" The president recognized Ms. Evers-Williams, whose endorsement of the museum boosted its credibility, calling her "his incredible widow," and thanking her for carrying on "Medgar's legacy.
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Manafort was caught in Mueller's web after carrying on a running conversation during the 2016 campaign with a man allegedly tied to Russian intelligence named Konstantin Kilimnik.
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While promoting his new movie The Secret Life of Pets, Hart talked to PEOPLE about his 11-year-old daughter Heaven's dreams of carrying on the family profession.
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Among the royal wedding guests at the union of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle is a young woman who is carrying on the legacy of Harry's late mother.
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But of course, with a super-powerful athletic gene in his DNA, Ali Walsh is carrying on his late grandfather's legacy with much more than just his looks.
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Kelly Link, Helen Oyeyemi, Margaret Atwood and Carmen Maria Machado, among others, are experimenting with the genre, carrying on its traditions while shaping it in their own image.
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There has been a lot of talk about her carrying on the work of her mentor Prince with this LP. That holds true, but in very distinct places.
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The first time Ralph spoke with another player, Koppelman thought it was "luck," but then he began talking to other children, making eye contact and carrying on conversations.
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Pouyanne said he was carrying on with a $5 billion refining and petrochemical investment in Saudi Arabia and would also soon announce a new venture for petrol stations.
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What better way to commemorate your late husband than by carrying on with your shared passion—and getting your local museum to display his random crap to boot?
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"The view was that he was carrying on doing things that had been promising in the '80s but he should have got over it by now," Hinton explained.
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That's the show's central tension, in fact, in the form of Ethan (Keegan-Michael Key) and Sam (Annie Parisse), who have been carrying on a 20-year affair.
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As the new season opens Mr. Emerson has to play a number of very emotional scenes with a computer monitor, carrying on passionate conversations with the blinking cursor.
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As for the FirePit itself, make sure the fire and embers are out before attaching the cover and calling it a night or carrying on with further endeavors.
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Away Carry-On, available at Away, $225Away is a relatively new luggage startup that offers roller bags in a handful of different sizes for carrying on or checking.
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All the while, it has been carrying on its broad back vast loads of sediment—at the time of the Louisiana Purchase, some four hundred million tons annually.
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I think now, you know, we're looking at GDP growth of about 3.5% this year and carrying on to something a little bit north of three next year.
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The vibe connects people to these global movements, and the approach to playing the music speaks to a cultural continuity that's about carrying on the tradition of celebration.
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It was a horrific moment for baseball -- losing such a legend at just 34 years old -- but Eflin says his legacy is still carrying on strong in Philadelphia.
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That means that, should the U.S. enforce a nationwide shutdown, Netflix might impose a similar reduction — but as of now, Netflix is carrying on as usual in America.
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The club members, accustomed to setting aside their differences and carrying on with their friendships at times of heightened hostility between the two countries, were planning a party.
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Energy minister Claire Perry said there would be no disruption to domestic supplies and encouraged Britons to "carrying on using your gas heating and cooking meals as normal".
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For the rest of her life, Ms. Clemente, who was 30 at the time, dedicated herself to keeping her husband's memory alive and carrying on his humanitarian legacy.
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Trump has routinely savaged Strzok and Page, who were carrying on an extramarital affair, going so far as to mock their relationship at a campaign rally in October.
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He had ruptured a vocal cord during one screaming session or another, splattered blood on a microphone, and made his condition worse by carrying on and not telling Lennon.
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Kristian Thacker looks at another unusual meeting place — this one a protest site for unpaid miners in Kentucky, who are carrying on a deep-seated tradition of their own.
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The Marks family argued that they were simply carrying on a tradition of fortune telling as part of their Roma—or gypsy—heritage, and never meant to defraud anyone.
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On campus, where tests are carrying on as scheduled, homework is still being assigned and parking is always at a premium, the impending circus has met with mixed reviews.
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David Haight, a senior officer on the front lines of handling tensions with Russia, spent 10 years frequenting swingers clubs, engaging in group sex and carrying on an affair.
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That's kind of where the similarity ends, between the Grateful Dead and the people who are supposed to be carrying on their tradition most of the time, you know?
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My partner and I have even been known to be carrying on a sext session via text while simultaneously Facebook messaging about daily to-dos, like groceries and laundry.
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Carrying on the epic journey we are on, the third and final video cuts a little forward in time where the woman is being confronted by some gym rats.
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Mr. Hecht took Mr. Fama's formulas for determining which stocks were cheap, and saw how the strategy would have performed starting in 1992 and carrying on to the present.
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Since the 1970's, Bill and Steve have been carrying on this bit that has surely only made the two men laugh (and the rest of the family groan).
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"Maybe the best song I've ever sung," Campbell once said of his signature tune, a depiction of a road-hardened journeyman singer proudly carrying on to the next show.
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Steve's daughter Bindi, now 18, has been similarly loving and appreciative of her father, carrying on his work and honoring his legacy in the 10 years since his death.
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Until his passing in 2008, he painted portraits and landscapes in a material representation of his religion, carrying on in the tradition of Blake, Knapp, Huxley, and The Doors.
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That said, there's something kind of cool about being able to experience portable home-theater-quality sound while still carrying on a conversation with someone in the same room.
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Sanford, who admitted to carrying on an extra-marital affair and resigned from his post as South Carolina's governor in 2009, acknowledges the irony of speaking out about truth.
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He'll chat with opponents—not necessarily talking trash, just carrying on a conversation with friends he doesn't see often enough—or make funny faces at his daughters during games.
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There is not much red culture left now, and we want to preserve it, to promote a culture in which people worked hard and kept carrying on—solidarity, persistence.
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Expressively drawn in the late summer of 1971, The General Jungle or Carrying on Sculpting romantically reconstitutes London's many pristine parks as sites of Kantian contemplation or Woolfian angst.
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Wendy told the paps that she was fine and was carrying on with her business -- in fact, she says she was just on her way to a book signing.
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And yet the story is so poignant in the way it deals with the male-to-female transformation:our protagonist waking up one day as a woman and carrying on.
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By the end of the day, no one seemed quite certain whether they should be readying for a presidential visit or carrying on with their normal course of business.
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When "The Good Dinosaur" was pushed back from a May 2014 release for a year, Pixar probably should've just pulled the plug on this one instead of carrying on.
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"The Ottoman Lieutenant," which tells of a dashing Turkish officer who helps save imperiled Armenians — while carrying on with an American nurse — reinforces that debunked Turkish narrative, detractors say.
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But Al Tayyar Travel Group rose 1.9 percent in relatively active trade after the company said it was still "carrying on its business dealings" with the Ministry of Education.
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Nine months after Britain voted to leave the European Union, disregarding warnings of grim economic consequences, a nation famous for calmly carrying on has seemingly gone about its business.
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Polly's mother Ivy, meanwhile, constantly accuses Polly of carrying on with Ivy's boyfriends behind Ivy's back — prepubescent Polly being, as far as Ivy is concerned, a viable sexual threat.
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But ultimately, despite some welcome regulations in the EU, Stoppelman said Yelp is carrying on with the assumption that the status quo is not about to be upended stateside.
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Now current stars like Paul Pogba and Kylian Mbappé, who was born to an Algerian mother and Cameroonian father in the Parisian suburb of Bondy, are carrying on the legacy.
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Currently, the US is carrying on an investigation of France digital tax which targeting Google and Facebook, and that may clear the road for imposing tit-for-tat imports tariffs.
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He also suggests digital therapeutics can provide greater support than even a dedicated pain center can because many patients don't feel comfortable or safe carrying on doing exercises at home.
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Meanwhile many in the car industry are questioning whether VW is letting its crisis go to waste by mostly carrying on as normal, without making radical changes to its culture.
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"Looking ahead, transport volumes will remain favorable and the peak demand season is carrying on longer this year," Chief Executive Officer Rolf Habben Jansen told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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The cast ranges ages and races, and at the end they all embrace because, of course, "carrying on" is much easier when you've got your female friends by your side.
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"My doctor has strongly advised against play because my elbow injury, that I keep carrying on for months, got worse in the past week," Djokovic said on the tournament's website.
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Under Mr. Xi, government officials have also spoken frequently about the need to instill the so-called "red gene" in younger generations, a reference to carrying on the Communist tradition.
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Kamworor's race began farcically as he slipped over on the start line and was almost buried under a stampede of athletes before climbing back to his feet and carrying on.
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In art writing, these qualities are rare, as enough of it panders to an art market which has given every indication of carrying on with business as usual under Trump.
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You come to some point in your life where you have the realisation that you can't carry on the way you've been carrying on and you've got to fix up.
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"It's a bit like a big Lego block that we're building, we've got a foundation in there and we're carrying on building each on top of each other," he said.
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Otherwise, the public may perceive poverty as hopeless and see no point in carrying on the fight — at just the point when we're making the most rapid gains ever recorded.
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With the help of foundation grants, he started traveling abroad — Ghana, then Cuba, Senegal, India, Indonesia and beyond — to track down local musicians who were carrying on centuries-old traditions.
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The letter comes amid speculation that Trump is either preparing to fire Sessions or trying to force him to resign by carrying on a public feud with the attorney general.
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In discovering Google News, one of his colleagues "self-mockingly responded by slumping across his desk in a pose that suggested there was little point in carrying on," Rusbridger writes.
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He or Dr. Jessen were "bouncing around all over the world," as Dr. Mitchell put it, visiting black sites as part enforcers, part psychologists, carrying on conversations with the captives.
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A handful of New Yorkers did emerge on Sunday morning to take advantage of the relatively cooler morning temperatures, with handball and slow-pitch softball games carrying on in Brooklyn.
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These new probationary firefighters are carrying on a solemn legacy: All of their fathers were firefighters who lost their lives on 9/11 or died of 9/11-related illnesses.
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Some members of Parliament insist they should stay on in their historic office – with work carrying on around them — at a cost of more than $7 billion over 32 years.
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Since then, Ryan has bounced all around the globe — with other authors carrying on his journey after Clancy's death in 2013 — and even become the president of the United States.
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Vesa Vares, a political scientist at the University of Turku, said the government should have at least met the opposition parties before announcing they were carrying on under the new arrangement.
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Prince Harry may not be traveling to Africa next week with wife Meghan Markle, but in her stead he will be carrying on her campaign for women's empowerment and girls' education.
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The model offspring-turned-West Coast It girl has been hard at work carrying on the family legacy, earning her stripes as a forced to be reckoned within the fashion industry.
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Like most Gen Z high school seniors, Lily doesn't think twice about her online presence, including the secret affair that she's been carrying on with an older married man via text.
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" Another assured that she wouldn't let fear keep her from the capital city, writing, "I will be out & about shopping & carrying on with daily life in LONDON this Saturday #TheseColoursDontRun #IstandWithLondon.
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A ninth-generation sake brewer, the 65 year-old planned to spend his entire life carrying on the family business in Aizuwakamatsu, 75 miles east of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant.
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There's ANOTHER Conor McGregor in this world -- 'cause the UFC star and his GF Dee Devlin had their baby Friday night ... and he's carrying on the most famous name in Ireland!
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"People have been making things up about our relationship for 20 years, so David and I are pretty used to ignoring the nonsense and just carrying on as normal," she said.
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On our first day we walked a total of around four hours, but we decided to stop at Deurali instead of carrying on to the next stop due to the heat.
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And he connected with the young Caribbean Americans to find out how they were carrying on the tradition and what they thought about the violence the celebration has become known for.
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There's a preview in The New York Times in which a reporter focuses on Brian Henson and the weight of carrying on his father's legacy through a show about Muppet dinosaurs.
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With the Cain Muzik Mafia carrying on his movement while he was inside, he came out primed for a monumental showing and he's seized the opportunities placed in front of him.
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Likewise, an EU country that has not implemented MiFID II cannot stop a firm from carrying on business there if its home state is in full compliance with the new rules.
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Others, however, are largely carrying on with their normal schedules, meeting large groups of visitors daily and planning to interact with constituents in town halls and meetings during next week's recess.
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Prince Harry -- or Henry Charles Albert David for short, now -- is carrying on without a royal title just fine ... and he's even looking the part of a smart, casual commoner too.
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Salzer has long wanted to fill out a comprehensive chronology of bristlecone tree rings, carrying on work that began at the Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research in the mid-twentieth century.
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Saturday local time in Nairobi, the State Department announced that Tillerson would not be carrying on with his schedule for the day, saying the secretary of state was not feeling well.
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"He's really done a great job, I think, of carrying on in the spirit that Steve has established here, and respecting the culture and all those kinds of things," Adams said.
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"I heard the gunshot, and then I heard a guy arguing, cursing and carrying on," Walker Blankinship, 51, the manager of Kensington Stables on Caton Place, told the Times on Tuesday.
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James is carrying on with a tradition started by Eugene Mirman in 2008 that involves curating a weekend of fun in Gowanus, Brooklyn, with funny friends and overly specific show titles.
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But, don't worry too much about the Gretzkys not carrying on the hockey tradition ... River's pretty good with a stick too -- remember when he put pucks past grandpa earlier this year?!?!
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"Imagine the President of the United States rolling around the West Wing, disoriented, ranting, angry, carrying on and paranoid, dreaming up public policy -- it's a dangerous thing for America," Waters tweeted.
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LONDON, March 10 (Reuters) - Europe's top soccer leagues and competitions continued to grapple with the evolving coronavirus crisis on Tuesday with most carrying on but many barring fans from attending matches.
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Manafort found himself at the center of Mueller's Russia investigation after carrying on a running conversation during the 2016 campaign with a man allegedly tied to Russian intelligence, named Konstantin Kilimnik.
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That, to me, is Bowie's legacy—not just carrying on the legacy of Sartre and Beckett and Nietzsche, but opening up a set of doors that we didn't know were there before.
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We know things are wrong with it, but we still feel we can right these wrongs through the ballot box and not through all this carrying on burning and rioting,' said Mrs.
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The Republican governor was arrested in February and charged with invasion of privacy for allegedly taking nude photos of a woman without her consent while carrying on an extramarital affair in 2015.
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Johnson scandalized the conventional opinion of his time by not only out-boxing white fighters but also openly carrying on relationships with a series of white women, three of whom he married.
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But as someone so obsessed with carrying on his father's legacy, and obsessed with the future well-being of black people around the world, shouldn't he be thinking about his own lineage?
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I — like so many other people during breakups — wanted to know if he was as sad as I was; if he was carrying on regardless; or if he had moved on completely.
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The digital currency started off the week at around $28,2000 per coin, then breached $1,700 for the first time on Tuesday before carrying on to climb above $1,800, according to Coindesk data.
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According to Armageddon, carrying on using your devices and living your life as if nothing is amiss may be the safest thing you can do, until you have a plan for escape.
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Their post-White House efforts have diverged, with Bannon carrying on his nationalist fight and trying to influence the party, Spicer and Scaramucci trying to rehab their images and Priebus laying low.
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Giuliani, at that point, had been carrying on a campaign for several months full of lies and incorrect information about Ambassador Yovanovitch, so this was a continuation of his campaign of lies.
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Pair your meal with one of the house bottled cocktails and if you feel like carrying on the party, head over to SUPERMAX – a hidden bar beneath the restaurant that's open late.
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Constance relishes her independence as well as her distance from the townspeople, who judge her harshly for carrying on open affairs with two men simultaneously, one of whom is Stella's married father.
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Resting immediately after learning, as opposed to carrying on shovelling facts into your brain, means fewer memories share the same context, making them easier to distinguish when you revisit that context later.
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Westbrook scored 32 points, grabbed 220 rebounds and doled out 236 assists, carrying on the N.B.A.'s longest run of triple-doubles since Michael Jordan had seven in a row in 214.
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On Fadiouth, an island on the southwest coast made entirely of seashells, funeral processions pause at the base of the village baobab, before carrying on to a Catholic shrine and the cemetery.
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Prosecutors had also said that Mr. Hunter had dipped into his campaign coffers to help pay for expenses that he incurred while carrying on several affairs, including one with a staff member.
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"Amazon is carrying on as if Prime Day will still happen in mid-July as it has for the past few years," said Jared Bucci, founder of marketing agency Stay Hungry Digital.
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In cooking for others, he told me, he is carrying on for Spencer, helping out everywhere he can, as much as when he is at a fire or on some other call.
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Yet as far as I can tell, it appears to be carrying on as if nothing bad was happening, or as if Mali's international partners were taking care of all the problems.
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L), which also operates in Kurdistan, said "while these events are taking place...Gulf Keystone is closely monitoring the situation and operations at (the Shaikan field) are carrying on as per usual".
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The emails purportedly belong to Abedin and were taken off a laptop used by Weiner, who is under investigation for allegedly carrying on an online relationship with a 15-year-old girl.
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Click here to view original GIFThe two were carrying on a tradition at the koi pond, and critics of Trump were quick to point out that you shouldn't feed koi too much food.
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Authorities believe that they know the motive: they allege David was carrying on an affair with fellow teacher Heather Scott, whom he would marry a little more than two years after Belinda's murder.
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Many hawkers in Phra Khanong are carrying on with business as usual, while the sidewalks of Thonglor, now an endless sea of glitzy Japanese restaurants, cocktail bars, and community malls, are essentially vacant.
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There are just a couple of catches: One, they'll be carrying on without Mel C (Sporty Spice) and Victoria Beckham (Posh Spice), both of whom chose not to rehash their pop star days.
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Among the projects that she will be carrying on his honor is the Stefan Karl Academy and Center for the Performing Arts, which will be launched in Switzerland and hosted by HIAG Immobilien.
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Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors discussed racial inequality, and civil rights heroes like Dolores Huerta and LeDonna Harris spoke about carrying on the fight in the wake of Donald Trump's election.
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The actor was spotted on set of "The Poison Rose" Wednesday in Savannah, Georgia ... carrying on with filming his scenes the week after CNN reported multiple women are accusing him of sexual misconduct.
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Thus, less than 24 hours after Mr Cruz dropped out of the race, citing Mr Trump's sweeping victory in the Indiana primary, Mr Kasich decided that his heart was not in carrying on.
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The model Zoe Brock alleged this week that she'd only agreed to go to Weinstein's hotel room because a large number of friends would be carrying on an after-party there with them.
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It takes a while to start seeing the faces of the famous witches, at first peeking from behind windows and mud fences, then greeting us politely and carrying on with their daily chores.
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The party governs the country as the junior partner with the center-right Christian Democrats, led by Chancellor Angela Merkel — yet many members fear that carrying on in this coalition might destroy them.
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For now, even if it's not ideal to have amateur political operatives exposed to the ire of the internet, it's better than carrying on as if we can still trust our lying videos.
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While chaos escalated elsewhere, Formula One was apparently carrying on regardless with the Australian Grand Prix likely to go ahead despite the McLaren team withdrawing after a team member tested positive for coronavirus.
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Angry birds Burrowing owls were quite unhappy once they discovered that a hidden camera was placed into their habitat, taking it upon themselves to smash the device before carrying on with their day.
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And it seems that he trained the young men he lured into his terrorist cell to behave in much the same way, carrying on double lives that betrayed little of their real intentions.
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Teachers from Georgi's school visited once a week and read him novels and excerpts from his textbooks, and his friends visited in groups of two and three, carrying on conversations by his bedside.
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The Fed's balance sheet, or the sum total of the obligations the central bank is carrying on its books, has grown by $306 billion since it began repo operations in September, he added.
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A source familiar with the situation said work in the prime minister's office was carrying on as normal, adding that over the last three months there had been constant efforts to remove Honcharuk.
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Nevertheless, Jay Wright, in his most recent collection, The Prime Anniversary, dispenses with common sense and conceits, imagining a post-late poetics, enthralled with the notion of carrying on beyond all reasonable bounds.
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There are three intensity settings that range from 28 to 38 Hz. The Vyper is approved by the TSA for carrying on board flights, and it is backed by a one-year warranty.
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In the years since she has become known as a solo artist carrying on the legacies of Miriam Makeba, Brenda Fassie and other vocalists who blended jazz, pop and South African folk music.
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Benigno was also accused in the 39-page suit of ranking women in the office on the basis of their looks — and carrying on an affair with a female subordinate for roughly two years.
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To an extent that baroque design ethos is what triumphed in PC wargame design, and a lot of "serious" PC wargames are carrying on with the spirit and philosophy of those 1970s Ameritrash curios.
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Even her 2014 album 1989 was paired with a digital album booklet when you downloaded it in the iTunes store, carrying on Swift's tradition of packing liner notes with riddles and flowery, confessional prose.
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This is not like the introduction of basic-economy fares, when airlines kept the lowest-cost fares the same and charged extra for the privilege of carrying on a bag or pre-selecting seats.
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In Barcelona the taxi sector called an indefinite strike on Friday, using their vehicles to block Gran Vía in the Catalan capital, with protest action carrying on through the weekend and continuing into today.
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Jon Mikkel is carrying on the family business and tradition, and he takes Halaigh on a life-changing experience on the mountain where they catch a reindeer and butcher it on the snowy peaks.
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In 2016, Sanders was "the Little Engine That Could, who surprised everyone by making a race out of it, and carrying on to the end, even when it looked improbable or impossible," Margolis explained.
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But their grandeur is of an unusual kind: These are portraits of black people, in cluttered domestic interiors or Edenic outdoor settings, clothed or nude, carrying on the business of being alive and fabulous.
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So two months ago, when I found out I was pregnant, I knew exactly what kind of parent I was destined to become: a tenacious, angry mother carrying on a proud Latin American tradition.
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I could be in there for hours, banging on that piano, screaming and hollering, and carrying on, and when I got exhausted I would throw myself on the couch, and then I'd write poetry.
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" To answer that fundamental query, White wrote, "one must accept the political reality that Richard Nixon and his men were, for the first time in American politics since 1860, carrying on an ideological war.
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Kar and Scott posted Instagram photos from similar locations over the past year (like a casino and a ski trip), so some concluded that this must mean they were carrying on a secret affair.
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But carrying on from an intelligence perspective, continuing to look at threats, continuing to be willing to bring hard truths forward for discussion is something that is, quite frankly, easy for us to do.
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Gulf Keystone Petroleum, which also operates in Kurdistan, said "while these events are taking place ... Gulf Keystone is closely monitoring the situation and operations at (the Shaikan field) are carrying on as per usual".
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Some cringey moments of over-the-top fan service aside, it's also a pleasure to see Hamilton and Schwarzenegger together again, carrying on versions of the same archetype reversals they played out in T2.
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This weekend's episode of Saturday Night Live did a skit about a pool boy, who was carrying on an affair with an older woman, featuring musical guest Nick Jonas – but not as the pool boy.
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Camp previously told PEOPLE she dreamed that their wedding would "feel like you're walking into Romeo and Juliet's beautiful fantasy" – and it seems like their honeymoon is carrying on the Italian essence of Shakespearean tale.
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"I come to work every day with a shirt and tie on, now to see me with shorts and hanging upside down and jumping and carrying on..." We all have our different visions of America.
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Many thought it was ironic that Gingrich championed the impeachment of the President for lying about a consensual affair with a staffer when Gingrich himself was carrying on a consensual affair with a House staffer.
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It will still run the company's in-house Android mod, called Oxygen OS.All signs point to the OnePlus 3 carrying on the company's tradition of making very good phones for not a lot of money.
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"We're all about carrying on in our dad's footsteps," said Bindi of her late father, who died in 2006 at the age of 44 following the attack of a stingray off the coast of Australia.
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ArcelorMittal, which bought the ex-Ilva plant last year, confirmed its commitment in carrying on its 2.4-billion-euro ($2.70 billion) industrial plan which includes measures to mitigate the environmental impact of the Taranto site.
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Although Houellebecq claims to have been initially reticent of carrying on with this encounter, his mind was changed when he determined that her perception of having power might prove a force of pleasure for him.
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It would be great if that were the point — a commentary on modern TV and what keeps us watching — but TWD is carrying on as if it's gifting something honest instead of doling out cruelties.
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In the current model, I see restaurant criticism carrying on, not because there is a desperate need for people to review restaurants, but because people enjoy reading the columns of the people who write them.
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I can imagine Miller, a renowned raconteur, carrying on with these bright lights of Greece, drinking retsina, a local variety of cheap white wine, as he was shown ancient sites in Corfu, Athens and Delphi.
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Branca pitched four more seasons and retired, and then he kept on carrying on, caring not just for his family but, as the president of the Baseball Alumni Team, for indigent old ballplayers as well.
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Perhaps this performance diverted Crowther's attention from Mazzini's other sketchy escapades, outrageous for the time, which include courting one victim's widow (Valerie Hobson) while carrying on an affair with a friend's sultry wife (Joan Greenwood).
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Some very smart neuroscientists and philosophers like to say that the very notion of mind is an illusion, a trick of the brain — something they have been carrying on about for rather a long time.
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He can speak, but he and the narrator are capable of carrying on only a sort of halting, half-conversation; the narrator seems unsure whether to treat him as a polite acquaintance or a child.
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Alongside her older brother Zak (Jack Lowden), Paige is carrying on a tradition begun by her parents, Ricky (Nick Frost) and Julia (Lena Headey), who found salvation both in each other and inside the ring.
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By carrying on, those workers will not only save the public purse money by not drawing a pension but will also continue to pay taxes and social-security contributions, so those extra years are doubly valuable.
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David Furr wins the pratfall prize, with quite a bit of competition, as Garry Lejeune, whose sentences amusingly tend to trail off into inarticulateness, and who is carrying on a potentially career-advancing affair with Dotty.
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But at the end of the day he's still a willing participant in Negan's society, so much so that he lets his wife give up her personhood just as a means of surviving and carrying on.
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The Vanguard Jazz Orchestra has been a Monday-night fixture in the club ever since, carrying on the legacy of its founder, the trumpeter and composer Thad Jones, and his co-leader, the drummer Mel Lewis.
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"We're all about carrying on in our dad's footsteps," says Bindi, 20, of her late father, who died in 2006 at the age of 44 following the attack of a stingray off the coast of Australia.
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Carrying on regardless would be a federal crime and one that, according to Hank Greely, a lawyer and bioethicist at Stanford University, might attract a fine of as much as $100,000, and a year in jail.
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As Christopher H. Gibbs points out in excellent program notes, the Sixth may be Mahler's most Classical symphony: Imagine, if you can, Haydn writing a "Tragic" Symphony and carrying on in that vein for 80 minutes.
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Rogers is gone, but all over the world, people are still carrying on his name, whether it's through his music, laughing at an unexpected reference in a Seinfeld episode, or through their nightly rotisserie chicken dinners.
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"As people reach retirement age and leave, the people that replace that group — that's an especially important group for carrying on programs that have been in progress for, in many cases, decades," a current researcher said.
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In the season 8 premiere, Jax is carrying on and on about how he doesn't want Sandoval to be his best man anymore because he seems "too busy" and couldn't attend Jax's pre-bachelor party party.
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Idle hands being the devil's workshop, Cora Lee married an ex-convict named George Graham and brought him to live on the family farm, where he was rumored to be carrying on with his mother-in-law.
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P.S. I Still Love You brings back the gimmick of Lara Jean carrying on imaginary conversations with her love interests, but Condor can say as much with a smile that almost hides her disappointment or her elation.
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As heartwarming as it was to see an older Judith carrying on the legacy her father and Michonne left behind, it only worked as a possible series epilogue and a kind of tribute to the character's departure.
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So Gibson was shocked to hear that people thought he was cheating on Christine when a woman claimed to TMZ that she'd sent the actor provocative photos while carrying on an online relationship with him in 2013.
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More than 20 months after the economic and diplomatic blockade enacted by its neighbors Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, Qatar is endeavoring to tell the world that business is carrying on as usual.
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And carrying on from their Friday bash, Republic Records and Hudson will host their second "Hyde Away" party of the weekend in partnership with Who What Wear, this time with music by Joe Jonas and Giorgio Moroder.
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While many athletes and fans have been quick to denounce Kaepernick's form of protest, others, like iconic Olympic athlete Tommie Smith, have applauded the 28-year-old for carrying on a tradition of political activism in sports.
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In her 2010 divorce complaint, Ms. Moore accused Mr. Moore of "emotional and psychological abuse" during their 20-year marriage, and accused him of carrying on an adulterous relationship that he was "neither discreet nor inconspicuous" about.
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It turns out that at least one of the recipients of these letters was carrying on her correspondence with Salinger during the very winter when I was living with him, so careful never to disturb his writing.
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Carrying on with normal habits and social interactions is exactly what the coronavirus does want, says Cohen, noting that the best way to stick it to COVID-19 is by limiting in-person social interactions wherever possible.
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Meanwhile, San Francisco Mayor London Breed and other city officials publicly reaffirmed their commitment to carrying on with the parade, saying that it posed no public health risk — and the parade went off as planned on Saturday.
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Not surprisingly, he was not the only male professor who was the subject of rumors about carrying on with students — word on the whisper network was that the majority of them were, and they protected each other.
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The Commission outlined five scenarios, from a much lower to a significantly higher budget from 2020 under the headings of "carrying on", "doing less together", "those who want more, do more", "radical redesign" and "doing much more together".
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Johnson also estimated that a total of 29 both pro- and anti-Trump groups -- their plans gleaned via permit applications and social media surveillance -- would launch demonstrations over a period beginning Friday and carrying on through Saturday evening.
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READ: The 5 bombshells from Bill Taylor's testimony on Trump and Ukraine The Republican lawmakers refused to leave for hours, carrying on their Brooks Brothers street theater until they got bored and ordered pizza in the sit-in.
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"Kate Spade brought so much beauty and joy into the world, and now more than ever, we are committed to carrying on her legacy," Anna Bakst, Brand President and Chief Executive Officer of Kate Spade New York said.
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Small stuff will set him off, like a person or dog he doesn't know, and he'll go into what looks almost like a doggy panic attack, lots of really high pitched whining and barking and general carrying on.
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Staff at the golf course -- located in Washington state, just across the Columbia River from the fire -- posted pictures on Wednesday to Facebook of golfers carrying on as the massive wildfire raged through trees on a nearby hillside.
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It might work like Google Glass did, whereby the user could see messages, directions and other commands while also looking through the glasses to see the street and their life carrying on as usual in front of them.
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Carrying on a custom fostered previously by Puff Daddy and the Wu-Tang Clan, the boldness of his title suggests an intention to stick around, a sentiment reinforced by the high quality and repeat listenability of its contents.
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It has become a cliché of fashion writing to note the contrast between the grim world pressing in at the door and the blithe carrying-on inside, but here was the literal end: the rage outside, playtime within.
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TOKYO, March 28 (Reuters) - People in greater Tokyo and the Osaka area in western Japan hunkered down on Saturday as officials urged citizens to stay indoors to prevent a potential emergency, but some were carrying on as normal.
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"Libyan peace talks appear to have taken a further blow with both sides announcing the end of their participation, pointing to lost crude volumes from the country carrying on for now," JBC Energy analysts said in a report.
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"Libyan peace talks appear to have taken a further blow with both sides announcing the end of their participation, pointing to lost crude volumes from the country carrying on for now," JBC Energy analysts said in a report.
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That scene's so brief, though, that it's hard to say yet what it means, aside from the inference that this thug is carrying on the town's tradition of moving money and drugs through a network of seedy bartenders.
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Trump has repeatedly accused Clinton of wrongdoing and has urged the Justice Department to investigate her instead of carrying on its current probes into Russia's role in the 2016 election and possible collusion between his campaign and Moscow.
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Imperial law states that the throne must be passed to male heirs, and as Naruhito has only one son, the 12-year-old Prince Hisahito could be left with the sole responsibility of carrying on the royal line.
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The tradition of telling stories through quilts is a long and rich one in African-American culture, and the AAQGO is one of many guilds around the country carrying on this tradition in response to 21st century social issues.
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So Gibson was shocked to hear that people thought he was cheating on his wife, Christine, when a woman claimed to TMZ that she'd sent the actor provocative photos while carrying on an online relationship with him in 2013.
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Then, that understanding that the female body is designed for reproduction, for sustaining at its own cost and peril, for simply carrying on that set of cycles, drove her to the campus health clinic to request birth control pills.
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Even more fiendish, Leonor happily drops just enough clues to make Brian think not only that his father was ashamed of him but also that she and the father had been carrying on a secret romantic relationship for years.
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We got the star of the "The Conners" Thursday at LAX and asked how the show's carrying on without its former namesake ... and John tells us he hopes the ride doesn't end because everyone is having so much fun.
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Sentebale was set up by the 33-year-old royal and Prince Seeiso of Lesotho, Africa, in 2006 to help children affected by HIV in Lesotho and Botswana, carrying on Diana's legacy of dismantling the stigma around HIV/AIDS.
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"The resilience of the consumer in the face of ongoing political uncertainty is both surprising and admirable, suggesting that despite heightened levels of uncertainty people are keeping calm and carrying on," David Cheetham, analyst from online broker XTB, said.
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We want to give them a sense of the time they have before carrying on business as usual becomes impossible, and outline some things they can do to respond -- both to prepare for the threat and to curtail it.
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For a 2010 show at the Guggenheim Museum called "This Progress," a series of increasingly older interpreters guided visitors up the museum's spiraled rotunda while carrying on free-form conversations that began with the visitor's personal definition of progress.
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Last week, militants attacked the home of a fruit trader in Sopore, the region's main fruit-growing area, for carrying on with his business despite widespread protest boycotts, wounding his son, granddaughter and another family member, Indian authorities said.
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In "Station 19," firefighter Andy Herrera ("Rosewood's" Jaina Lee Ortiz) is carrying on a secret relationship with one of her coworkers (Grey Damon), including an at-work encounter in the premiere that invites jokes about heating up the firehouse.
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"After Trump's tweeting threats against North Korea and the fact that North Korea still seems to be carrying on with its nuclear program unimpeded, it would appear that markets are not inclined to take Trump's tweets seriously," he said.
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But people were so in love with Oberyn (Pedro Pascal) and there's a bit of that residue carrying on, and obviously, nobody wants to see somebody's child killed in front of them — that's every parent's worst nightmare, beyond worst nightmare.
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"I'll Get By," the centrepiece of Pianos Become The Teeth's The Lack Long After, finds frontman Kyle Durfey ruminating on the importance of carrying on with his life after his father's death, while still bearing the weight of his grief.
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" Various videos of the late rapper speaking about his vision of investing and giving back to the community have been shared by celebrities like Colin Kaepernick, whose tribute called for supporters to "keep his legacy alive by carrying on his work.
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The firm has a lot on its plate at the moment, not least tracking down the cause of an explosion that destroyed a Falcon 9 (and the satellite it was carrying) on September 1st and preparing for its first manned flight.
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Google told BuzzFeed News that its new human-sounding artificial intelligence–powered assistant Duplex, which is capable of carrying on conversations with unsuspecting humans, will ship "with disclosure built in" but did not elaborate on how that disclosure would work.
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With the death of their sister Natalie Cole on New Year's Eve 2015, twins Timolin and Casey Cole, 57, have inherited the responsibility of carrying on the legacy of their father Nat King Cole, the legendary jazz singer and pianist.
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Berlusconi said at a book presentation on Wednesday that Italy should return to the polls if the vote produces no clear majority, with current Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni carrying on for "at least three months" during a new election campaign.
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Having the first openly gay companion is the natural continuation of a pattern Doctor Who has been carrying on since 2005, ever since Queer as Folk creator Russell T. Davies resurrected the sci-fi show from a 16-year hiatus.
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Everyone considers the Dallas Stars to be carrying on the history of the Minnesota North Stars, even though half of that team also went to San Jose, but we don't mention that the North Stars once merged with the Cleveland Barons.
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A former Connecticut town official has been accused of carrying on a years-long sexual relationship with a teenage girl whom he first met online while he was pretending to be a 17-year-old boy, according to multiple news outlets.
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"It can be hard to get a business owner to face up to the fact that they may not own the business forever or to identify who might be capable of carrying on the operation," said Michael Branham of Minneapolis-St.
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Had the one-two punch of him and Bill O'Reilly being forced out for serial sexual harassment not happened, the Fox News that he built might even have remained his legacy, blithely carrying on with half-truths and sackloads of money.
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But President Donald Trump has shaken one of America's oldest alliances by carrying on a one-sided Twitter feud against London Mayor Sadiq Khan, who is dealing with the aftermath of a Saturday night terrorist attack that left seven dead.
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If his demeanor of pushing back hard critics over the past 85033 years is any indication, O'Reilly's focus at this point is getting back on the air and carrying on the only fight that matters to him: the culture war.
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He became a miscellaneous essayist and translator, scuffling to make a living by writing political pamphlets, philosophical dialogues, and pornographic books—all the while carrying on vigorous romantic liaisons with a variety of partners, from the local washerwoman to aristocratic readers.
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She's meant to play the part of the villain, so gets accused of everything Trump's camp considers disturbing and/or titillating: passing on national security secrets to her perverted husband, carrying on an affair with Clinton, advancing Sharia law in America.
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It's hard to say if Mr. Allen is testing the audience's tolerance or trolling our sensitivities, or for that matter if he's just blithely carrying on as he always has, oblivious to changing mores or the vicissitudes of his own reputation.
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When I found out I was accepted to my state's science and math boarding school just hours after singing "Amazing Grace" at his funeral, I found solace in the idea that I was, at least, still carrying on his legacy.
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They were never designed to take on threats like covid-19, but by carrying on with regular medical treatment under increasingly difficult and dangerous circumstances, they buffer the already buckling emergency medical system from a wave of non-coronavirus patients.
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"It's not enough to just survive something, right?" she asked plaintively last year in the documentary "Harry & Meghan: An African Journey," talking about the British custom of keeping calm and carrying on through even the most untidy of emotional upheavals.
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Washington (CNN)Three embattled Cabinet secretaries -- Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson and Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin -- all appeared at a White House summit on the opioid epidemic, carrying on with business as usual.
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Other stars in this far away galaxy include classic characters, like C-3PO (played by Anthony Daniels, going 9-for-9 in the Skywalker saga movies) and Chewbacca (with Joonas Suotamo carrying on the legacy of late actor Peter Mayhew).
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Why it matters: Nunes' comments reflect one of the strategies Republicans have settled on to defend the president: attack the impeachment inquiry as partisan and unfair and an extension of the Russia investigation that Democrats have been carrying on since 2016.
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Sally Hubbard, the director of enforcement at the Open Markets Institute, an advocacy group deeply involved in the push for antitrust enforcement on tech companies, argued that Biden is carrying on the Obama administration's light-touch approach to the industry.
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Rent was so cheap at that time in Denver — I paid $255 a month for a creaky one-bedroom in an old Foursquare home — that we could afford to live separately, carrying on with our lives both together and apart.
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Complaining about cold food (after waiting 15 minutes to eat) Your app came out piping hot, but after Instagramming it, raving to your friends about how delicious it looks and then carrying on a conversation for ten minutes, it's now lukewarm.
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Other standouts were Maurizio Muraro as the Prince of Bouillon, who hardly cares about his wife's infidelities and is carrying on his own affair with Adriana's rival in the theater company, and Carlo Bosi as the wily Abbé of Chazeuil.
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" The new mom added, "I contemplated never posting about it and carrying on but IM A MOM, I have a son, a beautiful little miracle who I'll cherish the rest of my life and to not share this would be not sharing me.
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It seems obvious that this administration favors men like disgraced Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio, who Trump pardoned last week, months before the sheriff was to be sentenced for carrying on with racial profiling, despite the courts telling him not to do so.
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Following criticism of Green Day for carrying on with their show at the Mad Cool Festival in Madrid on Saturday after an acrobatic performer died, singer Billie Joe Armstrong said the band did not know of the tragedy until after their set.
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Life in Seoul may be carrying on as normal, with pop-up food stalls doing brisk business and rock bands performing lustily in open spaces, but the nuclear-armed North, 60km (35 miles) up the road, is looming especially large in policymakers' minds.
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SAO PAULO, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Brazilian sugar mills will have opportunities in coming weeks to sell sugar at higher prices on New York's ICE exchange and reduce the hedging delay they have been carrying on their books, sugar market experts said on Monday.
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I worked alongside Deputy Cobb Winslow (Randy McPherson) — an old-timer with a good-natured sense of humor — and Deputy Hamilton Butler (Ezekiel Swinford), a married lawman who confided in me that he was carrying on a secret affair with a younger woman.
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Carrying on text conversations with people who weren't present was way too obvious—there was none of that slip the phone under the table, keep your eyes up, and surreptitiously text other people thing that so many of my friends do these days.
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"Last night when our political team saw the CNN post saying that Dr. Carson was not carrying on to New Hampshire and South Carolina, our campaign updated grassroots leaders just as we would with any breaking news story," Cruz said in the statement.
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Carrying on The first scenario would keep things as they are: Brussels would continue to make an effort to deepen cooperation in the fight against terrorism, build up joint defense capabilities and defend borders, and the eurozone would see "incremental" attempts at improvement.
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"Last night when our political team saw the CNN post saying that Dr. Carson was not carrying on to New Hampshire and South Carolina, our campaign updated grassroots leaders just as we would with any breaking news story," Cruz said in a statement.
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Or would she be redeemed in the eyes of the law-and-order crowd by her swan-song performance as Hercule Poirot's niece, a detective carrying on the family tradition by solving the murder in "Yech: A Marvellous Mushroom Murder Mystery Musical Movie"?
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We reached out to Facebook for a response to Yaxley-Lennon's use of its livestreaming platform to harass Stuchbery, and to ask how it intends to prevent banned Far Right activists from circumventing bans and carrying on making use of its platform.
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Some have floated the argument that there's a sexist edge to it, with Sanders quixotically carrying on in a way that could actually hurt America's chances of electing a woman president — or, at the very least, spoiling the moment in a certain way.
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Carrying on in the proud tradition of More Fast and Furious: Music from and Inspired by the Motion Picture The Fast and the Furious, Torque's soundtrack captures the essence of its era as much as anything that made it onto the screen.
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"I'm opposed to a long extension... the outcome of a long extension would be endless hours and days of this house carrying on contemplating its navel on Europe and failing to address the issues that matter to our constituents," she told parliament.
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This means hospitals need to be ready with Covid-19 protocols, health care workers need to be protected with access to protective equipment such as face masks, and countries need plans for maintaining supply chains and carrying on with travel and trade.
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The Department of Justice announced Wednesday the arrest and indictment of Henry Kyle Frese, a counterterrorism analyst with the Defense Intelligence Agency, who allegedly shared data on a foreign country's weapons systems with a reporter he was carrying on a relationship with.
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Around the Melrose Houses, a story spread like gospel: A 25-year-old woman who had been carrying on an affair with Mr. Maldonado lured him to the building with a phone call and shot him because he had broken off the relationship.
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Acting grown up was the way to get more—carrying on a conversation about one of the issues of the day, such as Vietnam, Nixon, whom my father supported (he scolded me for calling him "Tricky Dick"), or the election of '72.
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It's interesting, 'cause Lori appears to be carrying on like normal ahead of her trial ... and it would seem she's still in the good graces of at least some at the Bel-Air Country Club, of which she's presumably a member as well.
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The organization — which is currently celebrating its 20th anniversary — has a unique program that focuses on carrying on the traditions that were previously created by the child and the lost parent, such as going to a sporting event or listening to a favorite musician.
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Kim Jong Un seems to be carrying on a tradition in international relations begun by his grandfather and father, who ruled North Korea before him: lie, lie and lie again – and drag out talks with adversaries as long as possible without making any real concessions.
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But finding out your boyfriend was carrying on sexual relationships on the internet with women around the country while you were at a Valentine's Day concert where the band performed the entirety of the album this song is on will definitely taint it for you.
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"We stand here at a moment when the progress we have fought so hard for is at risk from a dangerous complacency," Prince Harry, who is carrying on Princess Diana's legacy of dismantling the stigma around HIV/AIDS, told delegates at the conference on Tuesday.
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Max's "friends from college" haven't exactly been best buds ever since the reveal that Ethan (Keegan Michael Key) and Sam (Annie Parisse) were secretly carrying on a years-long extramarital affair, all while Lisa (Cobie Smulders), Ethan's wife, was dealing with a difficult IVF situation.
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As revealed by Max in a new teaser for season 2 the gang — which also includes Nick (Nat Faxon), who just so happens to be carrying on his own affair with Lisa — hasn't seen one another since Sam's 40th birthday party, one year earlier.
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The 95-year-old instrument permanently resides, like a crown jewel, behind thick glass in the museum, but the decision was made for it to come out on Sunday night and be played by Skaggs, a mandolin master who's unsurpassed in carrying on Monroe's legacy.
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They accused French officials of carrying on the old politics of 'La Francafrique' - an intricate, shadowy web of diplomacy and commerce that for decades kept African presidents in its former colonies, like Bongo's father, in power in exchange for privileged deals for French companies.
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This was his first time in Paris, and one of the places he wanted to visit was the archives of the Missions Étrangères de Paris, an organization devoted to preserving and carrying on the three-century history of French Catholic missionaries, primarily in Asia.
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I've made a habit of packing the self-feeder with my combination of choice (one beet, two to four large carrots, two oranges, an apple, and a knob of ginger) before turning it on and carrying on with the rest of my morning routine.
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Now, he's carrying on his grandmother's legacy as the chair of the International Planned Parenthood Council — which he calls the "UN of women's health care," since it's the world's largest international family planning organization and serves 250 million women in 250 countries every year.
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The Oracle is not the only talking head at the show; a installation house in a room called House of the Talking Heads consists of two large automatons carrying on a philosophical conversation about mankind, but noticeably failing to listen to the others' words.
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Conservative voters, including many supporters of the governing Law and Justice party, believe they are carrying on the pope's mission, particularly the fight against abortion — an issue that continues to be deeply divisive in this country with the most restrictive reproductive laws in Europe.
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Across the narrow alley, the baker's children are carrying on the Papadopoulos family tradition in gastronomy with Drupes & Drips, a teeny wine bar where you can recharge for the night with a freddo espresso, a shot of caffeine shaken with ice (€240, or about $260).
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" She recently spoke with the magazine and shared her side: "I think for Joe, [the feud] was probably very personal, because people said there wasn't a day in his life that he wasn't ranting and raving, and carrying on and calling out my name.
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Troops used tear gas and pellet guns on the crowd, which insisted on carrying on with the procession, one in a series held at this time of the year, and pelted stones at security forces, an Indian official who declined to named told Reuters.
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"Last night when our political team saw the CNN post saying that Dr. Carson was not carrying on to New Hampshire and South Carolina, our campaign updated grassroots leaders just as we would with any breaking news story," Cruz's campaign said in a statement.
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This means hospitals need to be ready with Covid-19 protocols, health care workers need to be protected with access to protective equipment such as face masks, and countries need plans in place for maintaining supply chains and carrying on with travel and trade.
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That he survived most of the year is a testament to the impression he was effective at rolling back Obama-era policy, although his replacement has shown himself equal to the task of carrying on; the administration unveiled new coal-friendly policies in August.
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Mr. Annan said that the images on the shortlist displayed "visions of people carrying on against what are frequently dreadful odds," but added that the works perhaps offered hope that "it is not too late for us to reverse the damage we have done."
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The lower fares are an attempt to compete with budget airlines like Spirit Airlines, Frontier Airlines and Allegiant Air, which offer bare-bones fares but add fees to otherwise standard options like carrying on bags, printing boarding passes or a midflight can of Coke.
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"We are carrying on the momentum from the overnight rally in the U.S. markets and financials are in the spotlight on expectations of good earnings," said Alex Wong, a fund manager at Ample Capital Ltd in Hong Kong, with about $130 million under management.
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Now his son Faisal Edhi is carrying on his legacy and trying to ensure the survival of the philanthropic foundation at a time when donors have grown tired of being asked to respond to a string of disasters and as competition from Islamic charities mounts.
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Across the Midwest on Wednesday, residents who are used to carrying on with life's routines despite bad weather had little choice but to shiver, stay indoors and make the best of it, even as the insides of their windows became ominously lined with ice.
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The performer, Steve Whitmire, broke his silence in a telephone interview on Monday, saying that Disney's dismissal had amounted to "a betrayal" after a career devoted to carrying on the legacy of Jim Henson, the founder of the Muppets and the original voice of Kermit.
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As we drove around reminiscing and listening to tracks by Oxblood that set a perfect backdrop for the pensive moment, I was compelled to message a few old friends from that era who are still "out there" in Baltimore, getting high and carrying on.
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But proving yet again that stars are not, in fact, just like us, Bella Hadid (who is rumored to have called it quits with The Weeknd) was out and about in Los Angeles yesterday, carrying on in true Hadid-sister fashion: by setting a new trend.
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Carrying on from its Q4 earnings, which helped 2017 become LG's most-profitable financial year since 2009, we know that the firm's home appliance and TV divisions were the star performers, while its home entertainment division saw operating income jump 134 percent to hit $345.96 million.
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But with the NSA enjoying a buffet of our communications data, high-ranking elected officials engaging in alleged corruption, and the military carrying on in Guantanamo Bay, you'd have to be crazy to be among the 23 percent of Americans who actually trust the US government.
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When a huge event like this ends, all of these players return back to their cities and local metagames, carrying on the energy of the game back to those who weren't able to find the cash to fly on out and skip five days of work.
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" The Strange scandal: "The governor, Robert Bentley, was a dermatologist and Baptist deacon who was fairly well-liked until, halfway through his second term, he was publicly accused of carrying on an extramarital affair with an aide and using state resources to try and cover it up.
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Until that day arrives, Laine is chasing Selanne's record, Mark Scheifele is the next Dale Hawerchuk, and [tries and fails to think of a good current-day Jets goalie] is carrying on the legacy of [tries and fails to think of a good past Jets goalie].
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You've got mail The first mail flight between the two countries since 1968 arrived in Havana from Miami on Wednesday, carrying on it a letter from Obama to a Havana coffee shop owner, a response to a series of missives he'd received ahead of his trip.
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Spirit has a reputation for charging passengers fees for services that are free on most other airlines, such as carrying on small pieces of luggage, and tweaking the federal government about fare advertising rules that require airlines to include government-mandated fees in flight ticket quotes.
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He then wrote to her about efforts to remove Confederate memorials: What do the vandals say to the people fighting and dying overseas in uniform right now who are carrying on a seventh or eighth generation of military service in their families, stretching back to our founding?
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" George Kent, a senior State Department official, told House impeachment investigators last month in closed-door testimony that Giuliani had been "carrying on a campaign for several months full of lies and incorrect information about Ambassador Yovanovitch, so this was a continuation of his campaign of lies.
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Customers no longer need enticements to buy Mr. Clape's Cornas: It sells for more than $100 a bottle in New York, while a cult Cornas from a producer like Thierry Allemand, carrying on traditions upheld by Mr. Clape, can cost two or three times that price.
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They know the project is threatened by future attacks, but they are carrying on because "if (this) zawiya stops its activities, all Libyan zawiyas will stop," he said, adding that, as far as he knows, this is the first time a destroyed Sufi site has been rebuilt.
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A larger, diffuse group of old-guard lawmakers, including Representatives John Larson of Connecticut, Ed Perlmutter of Colorado and Michael E. Capuano of Massachusetts, have been holding meetings and carrying on text-message conversations about spurring change after the midterms, according to several participants in the conversations.
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We saw ourselves as carrying on the longstanding nonviolent tradition of Montana's Jeannette Rankin, the only member of the United States House of Representatives who voted against entering both World War I and World War II and lived long enough to demonstrate against the conflict in Vietnam.
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One sign of that is the way in which his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani has just returned from Ukraine after carrying on the very activity -- digging for dirt on former vice president and potential 2020 rival Joe Biden -- that led his client to the brink of impeachment.
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She was, of course, very beautiful, and she loved to love, carrying on romances (as she described in her 2004 memoir) with Marlon Brando, Frank Sinatra, and Howard Hughes, even as she also admitted that part of her fascination with sex stemmed from her difficult relationship with her mother.
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We always like to bring our messages back to what is the game about, how does it make you feel, what is the emotion we want to generate with that game, and so Doug is really carrying on the legacy of Reggie and others that went before him.
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But he also sought out, and recorded, residents who couldn't or wouldn't leave and were simply carrying on as shelter and services disappeared around them: children fencing with sticks in a weedy lot, a man tending a community garden, a daily game of dominoes at the Social Club.
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Members of the band told Spanish media the former "House of Cards" star was at a nearby restaurant with some friends and they approached him last Saturday for a photo ... at around 2 AM. The time seems relevant when you see how everyone's carrying on in the video.
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In the West, he is now known more for violent acts — carrying on a war against rebels in Yemen that has resulted in the world's worst humanitarian crisis, and, according to the C.I.A., ordering the murder last October of Jamal Khashoggi, a Virginia resident and Washington Post columnist.
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If you can practice getting through an entire conversation, or part of your presentation, with the same level of energy and volume you hope to use in real-life, you'll get good at carrying on a presentation or speech even when the audience isn't smiling back at you.
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For the most part, the Trump family members currently in the White House seem to be calm and carrying on with their lives, with Melania posting a happy birthday message for Barron's 14th birthday last week on Instagram, though no mention of how they celebrated while staying inside.
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He never married yet maintained a decades-long intimacy with Emilie Louise Flöge, the younger sister of his brother Ernst's wife, while carrying on innumerable affairs with models — who occupied virtually the same social standing as prostitutes — as well as patrons from the highest echelons of Viennese life.
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Now, as families worry about not only financial ruin but also the spread of a virus that would ravage those multigenerational households, it's no wonder that locals were angered to see tourists jamming the sidewalks and soaking up the sun in Waikiki, essentially carrying on like business as usual.
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Though she had broken up with him several times, Landrum took him back, out of love and also out of fear that she couldn't support herself, her sons and the child she was carrying on the paycheck from her waitress gig at a restaurant in the French Quarter.
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In 2005, it searched for a new vocalist on a CBS reality show, "Rock Star: INXS," carrying on with the winner, J.D. Fortune, on and off until 2011 (though the experiment wasn't as successful as Queen's tours with Adam Lambert, or Journey's live work with the singer Arnel Pineda).
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Trump's comments come amid a new focus on two accusations -- one from former Playboy model Karen McDougal and another with porn actress Stormy Daniels -- of Trump carrying on an extramarital affair while married to now first lady Melania Trump and shortly after the birth of his youngest son.
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Many of the outside craftspeople with whom the company collaborates when it doesn't have in-house expertise (Hermès insists its lacquerware, which takes three months to finish, be fashioned by a small number of artisans in Vietnam) are growing older — and their children are uninterested in carrying on.
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Five years after Tunisians put an end to the authoritarian rule of Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali in what became known as the Jasmine Revolution and the start of the Arab Spring, watchdog Amnesty International has accused the country's security forces of carrying on a campaign of brutal repression against civilians.
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Ironically, if Meghan does indeed have a home birth, she'd be carrying on a far more established tradition; St. Mary's Hospital has been a royal birthing station for the past four decades to only three mothers of the monarchy: Princess Anne, Princess Diana, and Kate Middleton, the current Duchess of Cambridge.
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The new series does a good job of focusing on some of the performers who were alive at that time (Wolff, Alvin Lucier, etc.) and loosely connected to the downtown scene, as well as younger artists whose work is about carrying on that sense of experimentation, learned from their elders.
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Currently, the Department of Justice is still carrying on investigation against Musk, and that is an independent case, but the settlement deal from the SEC might mark the official probe against Tesla and Musk has closed, and criminal charges from the Department of Justice is less likely to go on.
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At 69 ("the new 6163," he tells me and, I bet, everybody), he is long done with being a politician, committed to carrying on as long as he can doing what he has been doing for more than 15 years now: explaining climate change and teaching others to explain it.
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He is an easy, comfortable presence whose play-by-play is smooth and accurate, who pays attention to small details and engages his analysts — Mark Jackson and Jeff Van Gundy at ESPN and ABC, and Walt Frazier at MSG Network — as if they are carrying on a game-long discussion.
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To the many obsessed and wonderful devotees who approach me all over the world to ask if and when we're carrying on the story: I'm in the same club as you - I think it's utterly brilliant, I'm dying to know what happens next and I'm waiting for the phone to ring.
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" However, it's still unclear what the exact state of the collaboration is, as IBF is carrying on like nothing has happened, saying the following day that "the opportunities announced today are seen as concrete opportunities for the growth and expansion of the brand, given our commitment to continue this journey.
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The audience might expect that a spirited, smart-mouthed woman like Midge would march over to her salon and demand a brand-new look after discovering her husband, Joel, is carrying on an affair with his secretary — but instead, she presses forward with her signature "funny Betty Crocker" style in tow.
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Gibraltar, with its comparatively stable climate, would have been one of their last refuges, he explained, and he likened the population there to critically endangered species today, like snow leopards or imperiled butterflies: living relics carrying on in small, fragmented populations long after they've passed a genetic point of no return.
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The cynical conclusion is that he staged the trial and threw a few underlings to the dogs to give friendly foreign leaders — including President Trump and Mr. Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, who has a chummy relationship with the prince — a pretext for carrying on with business as usual.
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In a flashback that is a blatant ripoff of/homage to Orphan Black, we learn that Alex grew up in London, where she managed to fall in with one of Spencer's previous arch-nemeses (Charlotte, now dead), and then devoted herself to carrying on Charlotte's legacy and destroying her twin.
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When powerlifter Brad Castleberry steps under a barbell loaded with 45-pound plates and claims he is about to set a world record in the back squat, he could very well be carrying on another long and distinguished strongman tradition: using fake weights to deceive viewers about how much he can lift.
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About a third of this 90-minute film is about bumbling artsy types trying to figure out what to do when they get stuck babysitting a corpse, and another third has Wilkes and Maggie carrying on a long conversation about how a daily awareness of human mortality can strengthen a person's will.
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Although her mom has urged both Victoria and her sister-in-law Sofia to take it easy, the woman who is next in line to the Swedish throne is not just carrying on with her own engagements, but also seems happy to take on the responsibilities of her father King Carl XVI Gustaf.
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Read: Inside the killing rooms of Mosul "Women and minors are poised to play a significant role in carrying on the ideology and organization of IS now that the 'caliphate' has fallen, so it is essential that governments recognize these affiliates as two distinct groups who need their own unique responses," he said.
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"As The Formation World Tour makes its stop in the Tar Heel state in the midst of such a controversial time, we think it is important for us to bring attention to those who are committed to being good and carrying on the message of equality in this core of controversy," it reads.
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The rate increase plus the removal of "accommodative" could be "read either as dovish (the Fed is telling us that rates are closing in on neutral) or hawkish (it is telling us it is carrying on raising rates anyway)," Krishna Guha, head of global policy and central bank strategy for Evercore ISI.
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Hillary comes back again and again, no matter what they throw at her; no matter how many investigations they launch to try to find a reason to get rid of her; no matter how many times she is cleared; no matter how they try to demean her and denigrate her, Hillary just keeps carrying on.
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Carrying on with elective surgeries and routine procedures in the current climate threatens to deplete human resources by exposing workers to possible infection, and depleting limited equipment supplies — including masks, personal protective equipment and, more ominously, blood supplies and respirators — for when they are most needed in the coming weeks as the virus spreads.
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And we're in the middle of the sixth great extinction, because of all the pollution and harm that we've done, and we don't seem to realize that if we go carrying on as though we can have unlimited economic development on a planet with finite natural resources, it's going to be us extinct as well.
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Carrying on with this theme of celebration, profiles on artists Mikael Owunna, Miranda Barnes, and Naima Green, celebrate diversity and love in all of its colorful forms, while a historic perspective on the 1965 Selma to Montgomery March recounts the trials and triumphs of those civil rights leaders who paved the way for equality in America today.
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Since taking over the reins of the Lifetime series in March — when Miller abruptly quit and announced her departure on social media, claiming she had been "manipulated and disrespected" by producers — Burke has settled into her newly appointed position as dance instructor, but she isn't carrying on the screaming and yelling, which Miller became widely known for.
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" Lea S. McChesney, curator of ethnology at the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology and director of the Alfonso Ortiz Center for Intercultural Studies at the University of New Mexico, uses the term "soft power," in her essay "Carrying On: Gender and Innovation in Historic Pueblo Pottery, to further elaborate on the significance of women's pottery and makers.
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The names of these partisans now trigger nausea: Fired FBI Director James Comey; former CIA Director John Brennan; former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper; fired FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe; disgraced FBI Agent Peter Strzok (whose firing was announced Monday); former FBI lawyer Lisa Page (who was carrying on an extramarital affair with Strzok); and several others.
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As Prince William and Harry both went to Eton, they likely learned what she calls the "Eton flick," a special way to eat soup that involves pushing the spoon away from you, slowly drawing it back up to your mouth and flicking the soup into your mouth – all while carrying on a conversation and remaining totally elegant.
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Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE plans to attend the Indy 500 on Sunday, carrying on a decades-old tradition for his family.
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It's not rare that I cry when watching live music (I cry at adverts), but something about seeing Hayley Williams defiantly owning her problems—not sagely saying "I've been there," but instead indicating that she's still right in the thick of it—and then carrying on to play music anyway got me right in the chest.
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Strongmen tout bogus cures for coronavirus As countries close their borders and hospitals struggle with a surge in coronavirus cases, some of the most repressive societies in the former Soviet Union are carrying on with business as usual, while their leaders prescribe unusual remedies amid the global pandemic, Mary Ilyushina and Nathan Hodge report from Moscow.
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In working with food — which means playing with it, something "we're told not to do," Keefe says — the women are among a cohort of American artists for whom food is both material and subject matter, carrying on a tradition that reaches back centuries but has expanded in range and theme dramatically in the past few decades.
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Rather than blurbs, the back cover of Communist Posters has quotes from figures including Joseph Stalin ("Print is the sharpest and the strongest weapon of our party") and the Fourth National People's Congress of China ("Speaking out freely, airing views fully, holding great debates and writing big character posters are a new form of carrying on social revolution created by the masses").
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"To the many obsessed and wonderful devotees who approach me all over the world to ask if and when we're carrying on the story: I'm in the same club as you – I think it's utterly brilliant, I'm dying to know what happens next and I'm waiting for the phone to ring," he had written alongside the video, ahead of Netflix's announcement.
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And his power as a negotiator has been the great promise on which he's rested his presidency, pulling out of international deals like the Paris climate agreement and the Trans-Pacific Partnership, promising to outdo his predecessors even though previous partners were carrying on without the US. North Korea was to be (and may still be!) his first chance to deliver.
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After a while, I felt like it might help if we tried watching some porn together, so I awkwardly put the idea forward over dinner as we watched TV. By that point, I'd been psyching myself up for about a week, and decided that no scenario could be worse than carrying on with the token sex life that we'd slumped into.
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