The ceaseless Google Calendar meeting invites for every. single. thing.
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From the ceaseless noise of an active yet fractured mind.
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Words entered and left his mind in a ceaseless flow.
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The tension between objectivity and subjectivity is inevitable and ceaseless.
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Trump makes a proud and almost ceaseless mockery of them.
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They are beautiful interruptions in the ceaseless progress of time.
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The animation teems with energy, its movement ceaseless and frantic.
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Companies have taken steps to limit money lost from ceaseless returns.
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And that balance must be constantly adjusted, based on ceaseless feedback.
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Recall the terms in which Samuel Johnson criticized Shakespeare's ceaseless punning.
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The last 12 months have essentially been one ceaseless, unending shriek.
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The ceaseless campaign that always comes at the expense of governance.
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Capitalism has put us into a state of ceaseless, unthinking consumption.
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History involves the ceaseless process of discovery, analysis, interpretation and re-interpretation.
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He does not enjoy interviews, especially after two years of ceaseless controversy.
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To achieve and maintain social position required relentless aggression and ceaseless extravagance.
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The drawings are strangely beautiful in their ceaseless inspection of surface textures.
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Imagine a nearly ceaseless stream of digital imagery, beginning with unusual shadows.
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He recounts the near-ceaseless sexual harassment she endured as a teenager.
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Ms. Lawler's images have multiple lives, exposing the ceaseless flexibility of photographs.
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She's always performing the ceaseless emotional labor that Harry and Ron require.
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The Ganges was cold and dark, the crowds oceanic, the din ceaseless.
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The ceaseless preparation and the wonderful, satisfying sensation of training to better yourself.
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The scene sputters into endless loops of images that metaphorize mourning as ceaseless.
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But it also reflects her ceaseless process of self-examination and self-discovery.
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And drama around his campaign has engulfed him on a nearly ceaseless basis.
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Poor soil quality also is a problem because of ceaseless cultivation of crops.
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Your ears report their bustle, ceaseless until dormant for a span of moments.
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This year, he continues to shock because of his seemingly ceaseless diplomatic overtures.
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We began to see intention in the slow, ceaseless movements of the clouds.
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Driven by the ceaseless growth in entitlement programs, this is a spending problem.
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In a world of ceaseless miseries, we need music like this more than ever.
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Know this: Ceaseless social distancing is not the only way to end this outbreak.
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The bloodstain from the downstairs kitchen turns upstairs into a fountain — of ceaseless sorrow?
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It's the ceaseless inner workings of a mind that's far from being at peace.
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Probably our mother just needed a rest from our endless demands, our ceaseless movement.
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Stan was a ceaseless Adam Sandler fan who taped his son's every TV appearance.
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People across eastern Ghouta have sheltered in basements from the ceaseless bombardment in recent weeks.
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Ceaseless self-made scandals have been the name of Mr Trump's campaign from its inception.
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For Somatic Narcissists, the body was ultimate validation, and ceaseless conquest was its own reward.
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Alcohol was the only thing that calmed the ceaseless, anxiety-induced chattering in my chest.
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These masters of communication make great friends, and their ceaseless energy can be downright inspiring.
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"Falstaff" also never stops moving, its almost ceaseless action sometimes joyful, sometimes rueful, sometimes frantic.
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The museum upends its cherished Modern narrative of ceaseless progress by mostly young (white) men.
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The ceaseless self-consciousness of a social-media universe makes true connection ever more tricky.
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So far, ceaseless attacks from the party's progressive wing have failed to slow his stride.
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Whatever the procedures — and the self-proclaimed accuracy — the controversy and criticisms have been ceaseless.
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His disordered personality thrives on mayhem and upheaval, on vicious personal attacks and ceaseless conflict.
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Emerging from the countryside, I am often startled by the ceaseless flow of heavy traffic.
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During the day, the average Williamsburg pedestrian will witness a ceaseless torrent of Pokémon trainers.
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It could also further our knowledge of the ceaseless violent storms that pock its atmosphere.
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All that was needed was ceaseless hard work and an unbreakable belief that things could improve.
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Even her misdirection when under fire has been tolerated as an acceptable response to ceaseless assaults.
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It "means slow, strong drilling through hard boards", a ceaseless struggle between leaders and party elites.
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He was fending off Berlin's ceaseless attempts to capture the world's only truly independent central bank.
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The news cycle isn't just ceaseless, it's straight-up depressing for people of every imaginable ideology.
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Those individuals—as well as their friends and loved ones—understand the ceaseless struggle with disease.
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But the relief of all parties involved was evident by the ceaseless jokes during the festivities.
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For Jan Peterson and her neighbors in northern Brooklyn, their ceaseless struggle has been the Greenpoint Hospital.
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Yes, it has enjoyed a successful 40 years, but only thanks to its people's ceaseless hard work.
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The new hatred has a terrified undercurrent: the dread of disappearing beneath the ceaseless waves of dissonance.
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Nearly two centuries ago, John Quincy Adams addressed exactly the false dichotomy of ceaseless military intervention vs.
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With cancer, biology's fierce insistence — its resilience, its ceaseless creativity, its sheer generative capacity — is the enemy.
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With Mr. Kane's ceaseless determination to be different, the anniversary show is likely to be predictably unpredictable.
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Many children were desensitized to violence through ceaseless indoctrination, paramilitary training and participation in various other crimes.
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Because outside of New England's ceaseless ascendancy, this indeed has been an N.F.L. season that defied convention.
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An hour later, we were enjoying a rare sensation: swift, ceaseless movement through a sub-Saharan landscape.
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If the person engaging you in ceaseless chatter won't take the hint, Ms. Gross again recommends honesty.
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Killings are at record levels, corruption scandals are ceaseless and nearly half the population lives in poverty.
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A single shot down a receding railway tunnel can threaten to last a lifetime of ceaseless yawning.
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And that means the MetroCard plan is held hostage to the ceaseless feud between the two men.
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For the Atlanta Braves, it was their latest contribution to this city's collective, seemingly ceaseless sports migraine.
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But the new law ignited active opposition, expressed in ceaseless litigation and a divided Federal Election Commission.
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Ceaseless change gave birth to liberalism, which, for all the mistakes made in its name, continues to adapt.
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Its vastness of information, ideas, sounds, and images is matched only by its constant growth and ceaseless change.
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Amid the ceaseless discord and fury of 2017, the concepts of diversity and representation in pop culture — i.e.
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How can the average intelligence officer cope with the ceaseless volumes of information that the modern world produces?
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Mercer has been the primary investor in the site, which has been a ceaseless booster of Trump's candidacy.
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Famous for most of her life, Church had to cope with the ceaseless intrusion of the world press.
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What might have happened differently has been, since the shah's exile, the ceaseless parlor game of ancien régimistes.
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Even with all the ceaseless news coverage, it practically begged for a proper TV treatment from the start.
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The wrestling between the two men signified a larger, enduring struggle between the monarch's ceaseless struggle for power.
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John Arkenbout remembers working through ceaseless wind and drizzle when he started at the port 25 years ago.
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Through my ceaseless stumbles, the women never fail to make me feel like part of their hodgepodge family.
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Gig badges and ticket stubs lie side-by-side, evoking the singer's ceaseless hustle in her early days.
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The widespread backlash against these products has been at least as notable as the ceaseless promotion of them.
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WASHINGTON — In the ceaseless churn of the Trump administration, there are many ways to leave the White House.
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It was ceaseless until we had the website that we still own and run together a decade later.
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So far, the coalition members have relied on a ceaseless bombing campaign, including the use of cluster bombs.
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The ceaseless rains also means it was difficult to spray the crops to ward off pests and diseases.
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Black joy is fleeting, and all peace is stolen, for a time, from the ceaseless encroachment of brutality.
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Their resilience, buoyed by a powerful father-son bond, lifts the film from the dirge of ceaseless trauma.
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Some people cross a line from manageable indulgence to a ceaseless activity that damages finances, relationships, and careers.
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It becomes a self-conscious, dated and maudlin reminder of the ceaseless march of time and your inevitable demise.
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His fall marks the culmination of four months of almost ceaseless protests against one of Africa's longest-ruling tyrants.
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And Trump's ceaseless assault on propriety, decency and ethical, responsible government is supposedly firing up liberals as never before.
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The FTC will also get a boost from Capitol Hill, where lawmakers have grown tired of Facebook's ceaseless crises.
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It was a morsel of news easily missed amid the ceaseless slop from the White House and Capitol Hill.
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Then his mind returned to the ceaseless litany of considerations he had to navigate to make the perfect choice.
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In the spin-off, Bullock plays the sister of George Clooney's Danny Ocean character, the lead mastermind and ceaseless thief.
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Instead of struggling to gather information, we are inundated with a ceaseless flow of news, social media and questionable facts.
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Thanks to the ceaseless churn of the internet, Fornite is far from the only easy solution to life's sartorial conundra.
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But it is this ceaseless desire to be great, to reach the other shore, that keeps us ceaselessly borne back.
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There were ceaseless pro-Putin propaganda campaigns on state-run television, voting irregularities, stuffing of ballot boxes, reports of intimidation.
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There is no real America to take back, as Trump insists, because America's many-hued reality is a ceaseless becoming.
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That, plus the ceaseless scandal news and the results of nearly every special election so far, has Democrats thinking big.
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John Kerry, Obama's secretary of state, was ceaseless in his diplomatic efforts parrying Russia's pushiness to dictate the Syrian agenda.
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While other Australian towns have hit higher peak temperatures, it's the ceaseless, stifling heat that has made Marble Bar notorious.
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The ceaseless churn of increasingly unhinged theories — and Fox News's willingness to put them on air — torments the Rich family.
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The crowds were ceaseless all summer, as they are much of the year — bobbing, weaving, snapping away, denying quiet contemplation.
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I keep going back to the ceaseless, impossible longing of Eros in her wonderful book of history, translation and philosophy.
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Second, we will be in a world of ceaseless and pervasive cyberinsecurity and cyberconflict against nation-states, businesses and individuals.
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To them, Buttigieg represents an unconscionable offense against progressivism; his growing popularity a source of ceaseless (and often misguided) criticism.
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It's all just a ceaseless stream of consciousness, and that's a dangerous thing for someone with such a large platform.
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Iraqi officers, whose lives have been defined by ceaseless war, said the fighting was among the worst they had seen.
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Outside of the ceaseless Ocean cycle, there have been a bunch of other exciting and significant records released this week.
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The supposed hypersexuality of a black woman's anatomy is a ceaseless trope that is always used to get a laugh.
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Ignorance might not be exactly "bliss," but there is a reason we forget things: ceaseless memories can be a burden.
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The red tape, the endless disclosures, the ceaseless spotlight—all have made the cost of being a public company too high.
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Amy Klobuchar, who finished a strong third in New Hampshire, can deliver — without exposing them to ceaseless GOP attacks on socialism.
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Drugs and money pound through this part of California in ceaseless, violent streams, but many towns don't even have police stations.
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On and on they go: the ceaseless pacing and rocking and screaming, the corner-cowering, self-plucking and broken-record remembrances.
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We are not going to use a blind item to "start a conversation" in the ceaseless-networking parlance of social media.
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Every year, they fight to distinguish themselves amidst the churn of talent, the ceaseless flow of long, fast, highly coordinated men.
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Amid the ceaseless slew of sex and dating books, it's probably more efficient to describe what Future Sex is pointedly not.
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Sentiment surveys and institutional-investor positioning do not reflect the optimism one would expect after a near-ceaseless 20 percent rally.
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Now that you're grown, you've probably learned that your mom's ceaseless nagging about your love life was just advice in disguise.
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What I wasn't prepared for or informed of was that the morning sickness could and would — for me — be positively ceaseless.
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Their unparalleled commercial success, vast cultural influence and seemingly ceaseless popularity have put them in a place where reality seldom ventures.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions made a similar pledge during his Senate confirmation—and eventually abided by it, to Trump's ceaseless fury.
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Still, his primary mission is to illuminate the interior lives of the men and women forced into lives of ceaseless labor.
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Dud and Ernie's friendship is a joy to watch evolve, with Ernie's dour outlook the perfect foil for Dud's ceaseless hopefulness.
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Their popularity has surged as the coronavirus has upended all aspects of life, unleashing a ceaseless cascade of news and misinformation.
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I most relished the return of "Femenine," a 1974 masterpiece whose anchor is the ceaseless, machine-driven shake of sleigh bells.
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Up to now, Needham reminded me, the goal had been to inculcate in the party a ceaseless lust for Obamacare repeal.
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Nevertheless, the current administration has been rolling back existing environmental protections faster than environmentalists can respond to the ceaseless bad news.
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The subtext of it all is Bell's ceaseless struggle with her own depression and anxiety, which she frames as black comedy.
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Kings have ruled by a consultative council -- and the jostling to pick up crumbs of power in these has been ceaseless.
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Failure is never presented to us as a different kind of educational experience, a universal (and ceaseless) part of being human.
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A beautiful sunset is perceived that way not only because of its aesthetic qualities, but also because of ceaseless cultural instilling.
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" Between the two leaders, Maren notes, "the divide is growing, sure as a crack in the wall tapped upon by ceaseless fingers.
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Seven months of almost ceaseless protest against military dictatorship have not yet led to the formation of a civilian-led transitional government.
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Wet enemies are frozen solid with ice, while foes bombarded with ceaseless forms of fire eventually catch light, visibly smoldering, burning, charring.
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Witnessing this moment, I found myself thinking of Solnit; Big Little Lies is dripping with the ceaseless blue ache she talks about.
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To return to Earthsea today is to encounter a different kind of fantasy work, where knowing oneself is a painstaking, ceaseless endeavor.
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Not "collusion," not obstruction, not his ceaseless tweeting or his seemingly improvised approach to both domestic and foreign policy, but the economy.
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It's a planetary force that channels vast energies flowing from the sun and transforms them into ceaseless rounds of blind evolutionary innovation.
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Inauthentic behavior and fake content is a ceaseless firefight that Facebook is nowhere close to being on top of, let alone winning.
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These include ceaseless posting on Instagram, where Bieber bizarrely uploaded a series of baby photos, captioned either "#Yummy" or nothing at all.
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The major reason for the CCP's longevity in post-imperial China is that it relies on ceaseless coercion, including violence, and deception.
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Shares bounced at first, but within a few months began a ceaseless slide; they now trade at 9% of the offering price.
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" Corals are not only the architects of the system, they're also the repairmen; without their ceaseless maintenance, there's just "rapidly eroding rubble.
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Like the studios in the boom year, today's digital-delivery companies are vertically integrating to fill the world's ceaseless appetite for movies.
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Social Democrats have responded to the ceaseless hysteria by treating immigration as a threat to their traditional voter base, the Danish worker.
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At this final hour of primary season here, amid the vicious mailers and ceaseless television ads, there seems no escape from the ugliness.
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Although Moira's experiences are still laced with ceaseless emotional turmoil, they lack the claustrophobic feeling of abject, brutal menace lurking in every corner.
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Your hell might be different than someone else's, but each of us feels trapped in a ceaseless cycle of hurt, hate, and dishonesty.
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Ruled by the element of fire and the expansive planet Jupiter, Sagittarius is undoubtedly a sign with presence, panache, and seemingly ceaseless positivity.
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At the time it seemed the problem was Olivia being dragged down by ceaseless responsibilities she was never interested in or asked for.
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In the army post above Arsal a ceaseless wind swirled fine dust, stinging the eyes and catching at the back of the nose.
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Threading is what gives a computer the appearance of uninterrupted, seamless operation, even though it's really operating within a ceaseless cascade of interruptions.
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Still, to end with some good news, for me at least: The ceaseless jellicle jangling of those lyrics in my head has ceased.
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Well, he did, in Malaysia, and we have this event documented thanks to the ceaseless efforts of the archivists in the Belieber world.
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It is a question of the choices we make in the face of the ceaseless rush above; it's how we face the current.
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Yet Diane seems to derive little happiness from these ceaseless activities, her weary features suggesting a private hurt eased only by constant motion.
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For many of us, generating and managing the ceaseless flow of news, social media and questionable facts has become a full-time job.
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Ms. Parker credits her ceaseless devotion to the aunt who took her in at age 48, whom Ms. Parker calls her adoptive mother.
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Mendoza could rattle off the names of coaches tossed aside after a losing season, like a veteran recalling comrades lost to ceaseless war.
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Meeting women there who had been shocked by Trump's election into ceaseless political action made me optimistic for the first time that year.
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The twisting and folding layers of paint evoke a ceaseless magmatic churning, such as the continuously erupting Kilauea in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
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In a world of ceaseless human competition, the Robot Wars arena is where we once sent robots to act out our vicarious desires.
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The fighting was ceaseless, a fetid cocktail of starvation, disease, chemical weapons, and incessant shelling that gave no meaning to the lives lost there.
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If you haven't been paying attention to the ceaseless coverage of the Switch these past few months, here's a quick rundown of the system.
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It was an excellent scrap, highlighted by a range of submission attempts, plenty of exciting striking exchanges, and a ceaseless procession of breakneck scrambles.
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I'm also the first to admit that politics is exhausting —the ceaseless events, the continual encounters with strangers, and the constant requests for donations.
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Twitter's ceaseless search for someone to tell the social network where to go and how to get there has come to a momentary pause.
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Through our incessant use of Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, we have forced our heroes to join in with the ceaseless discourse of internet banter.
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Yet her time in New York has coincided with a season of ceaseless ugliness in politics and serial acts of terrorism around the world.
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In his travel memoir "The Gentleman in the Parlor," he reviled the city's "dense traffic," its "ceaseless din," its "insipid" cuisine and "sordid" houses.
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"When the people want to retake their destiny in hand, they can do it, despite this ceaseless campaign of denigration and infantilization," she said.
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Confronting Brown's often tortured private life was hard enough, but the tangled, ceaseless legal morass left in that singer's wake really shook Mr. McBride.
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Instead, once Democrats adopted them in earnest, they ran headlong into a wall of united opposition and ceaseless attack by the conservative media apparatus.
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She gestures to our floral setting—wildflowers and various tall grasses and vegetables amid ceaseless urban development—waterfront condos, Whole Foods, an Apple store.
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But the reason for the ceaseless death toll is simpler: It ultimately comes down to America's lax access to a large supply of guns.
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The little one didn't sleep so much as lose consciousness in moments when her small body demanded a break from her otherwise ceaseless crying.
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As the vines get taller, the growers gradually fill in the sand, aided no doubt by the ceaseless wind, which blows back its share.
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Since Kisangani, the riverbank had been a ceaseless curtain of green, tall and taller, with canopies so majestic they seemed like forests in themselves.
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For Mr. Johnson, whose brief tenure has been marked by serial defeats in Parliament, legal reversals and ceaseless upheaval, it was a resounding vindication.
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The group is credited with popularizing the K-Pop genre in the US, due in large part to its ceaseless touring and recording schedule.
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Even with the help of wine making experts at UC Davis and Maynard's ceaseless work writing, traveling and advising, the turn-around was slow.
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A seemingly ceaseless stream of leaked Lakers offers thereafter irreparably fractured the locker room, no matter how hard Paul pushed back against that narrative.
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But here, the pounding, ceaseless techno music, just dystopian, mechanical sounds over a spare, precise bass drum, sustained my movement and simplified my thinking.
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Tierra del Fuego means land of fire, but the archipelago at the end of South America is better known for spectacular scenery and ceaseless wind.
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If social media enabled the Standing Rock Sioux to amplify their protest, its speed and ceaseless flow also allowed the world to forget about them.
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Its majestic wall paintings became dim, drab, scuffed, and scratched from all the moisture and kicked-up dust from the ceaseless train of shuffling tourists.
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And, rarely before have we seen such a ceaseless exodus of company brass, creating a leadership vacuum that has left the ride-hailing giant rudderless.
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A kafkaesque creation, the sculpture earmarks the ceaseless verticality of Constantin Brancusi's "Endless Column" (1918) through its blunt rendition of America's faulty ladder of success.
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Whether it's the glitter of Las Vegas or the ceaseless nightclubs of Ibiza, some places are just especially well-suited to the under-25 set.
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As long as we do our part to tell the story with ceaseless coverage featuring the coward&aposs face and name these events will continue.
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Without allowing for any possibility of returning home, exile becomes a ceaseless misery that only compounds as the days, weeks, months, and years go by.
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Today, that ceaseless sunshine is luring so many tourists, retirees, and students that St. George has become the fastest-growing metropolitan area in the country.
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I assumed the role of a perfectly unremarkable office worker, sitting at a computer and typing, typing, typing through a ceaseless string of petty tasks.
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Facebook is experimenting with AI to fix embarrassing photos of people blinking—a new advancement in the ceaseless crusade to make you look hotter online.
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The ceaseless artificial noise pumping from the speakers inside the arena — during every possession, every stoppage, in turn triggering crowd noise — added to the mania.
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Eventually the lights have to go up, the dancers have to dissipate into the night and the ball has to stop its previously-ceaseless rotations.
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But the ceaseless courtship ritual has provided fodder for "Soon by You," a web series she produces and acts in about dating in the community.
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The branding, however, has evolved in a ceaseless process of linguistic renewal, constantly shifting to exploit generational mood swings concerning how a woman should be.
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Even if the growth-inducing effects of tax cuts pay for themselves (which seems highly unlikely), the true problem is still being ignored — ceaseless spending.
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Though Curran was clearly the sharper striker throughout, she was ultimately foiled by Moyle's ceaseless takedown attempts, giving up a unanimous decision as a result.
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But later, fueled by her experiences, driven by anger and bolstered by counseling and the ceaseless support of her feminist husband, Leah reached out to lawmakers.
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However, stability reigns in New England with coach Bill Belichick and three-time MVP Tom Brady at quarterback, whose ceaseless excellence and productivity defy all explanation.
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Sinclair's The Jungle describes the way human bodies are bent and broken into shapes that can interface with the ceaseless machinery of a meat processing plant.
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Late night hosts often speak of the struggle to strike a respectful and meaningful tone after a week like this one of near ceaseless national tragedy.
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Every four years, fall would bring frequent candidate visits, ceaseless television commercials and breathless, county-by-county tallies of its voting returns late into election night.
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The perception of what lives and dies—the incessantly recurring surprise of specific moments in a ceaseless cycle—can too easily be lost on overburdened minds.
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They're not getting bogged down in impeachment talk, which can sound to many voters like a promise of ceaseless partisan rancor and never-ending Washington paralysis.
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In an era of baseball's richest teams dominating smaller-market clubs, Tampa Bay has managed a third way: spending less and winning more through ceaseless innovation.
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For two decades, I have been working as a doctor with a dedicated team of colleagues to heal victims of this ceaseless violence in my country.
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In New York, we've yet to get snowed in, unless you count as a blizzard the ceaseless tide of cardboard boxes that block sidewalks and entranceways.
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This is the "spiral" Danner describes in his book: a ceaseless cycle of violence and retaliation, provocation and response, with very little to show for it.
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To businessmen who have spent the past 10 years complaining of ceaseless rules and regulations, the very idea that the climate pact lacked teeth was galling.
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Below courses dense, ceaseless street life — tailors with hand-crank sewing machines, barbers in closet-size alcoves and beggars stretched out on the sidewalk, fast asleep.
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After all, who could contest the idea that communications, behind a ceaseless inflow of data, have been continually evolving to target ever more primitive brain functions?
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Ceaseless development is certainly not good in and of itself, but it does, at least to some degree, speak to the prevailing sentiment of a people.
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Mimi is known and loved for both her ceaseless and indiscriminate capacity for putdowns and her silky smooth R&B, but it hasn't always been that way.
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Buddy and his busboy, Rusty Quinton, had their hands full tending to the crowds, facing the ceaseless call for pitchers and mugs, and they soon forgot Adam.
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As the Ottoman Empire waxed, and inched closer to the center of Europe, it became a power player in the Continent's ceaseless revolving-door game of diplomacy.
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More of it pops up in the game itself: giant automatons lumber between factories and the generator, capable of replacing entire work crews with ceaseless, weatherproof productivity.
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The Red Cross said 19 of Sri Lanka's 25 districts had experienced flash flooding, a result of ceaseless rains across most parts of the island since Monday.
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His ceaseless complaint about trade — with neighbors like Canada and Mexico, allies in Europe or mercantilist China — is that the United States is getting a raw deal.
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The best that could be said of American involvement in the conflict is that it helped bring seemingly ceaseless bloodshed between European nations to a quicker close.
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Its gears are so innumerable and dynamic — so susceptible to serendipity and mishap — that even a single outcome of its ceaseless ticking can confound science for centuries.
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There are bright spots that the near-ceaseless negative coverage of the administration fails to capture: effective deregulation, historic tax reform, a more robust military and more.
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This applied to the climaxing, but also to the chatter: the gossip, the confessions, the barside bromides, the characters' ceaseless whining and rehearsals of anxieties and slights.
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The ceaseless and conflicting reports coming out of Washington, more than 500 miles away, have left her weary of politics, but cautiously optimistic about the industry's prospects.
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The whir of activity comes not from conditions in the world but from the ceaseless mechanism by which unpleasantness can be laundered and made fathomable, even manageable.
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Maybe the ceaseless deflection from the world finally succeeded in creating an insurmountable distance, undoing the whole premise that The Discourse was about something other than itself.
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The major changes to the U.S. tech and telecom indexes that you've been hearing a lot about reflect the ceaseless merging of telecoms, technology and media companies.
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It's quite different, however, to examine the intricately crafted songs and ceaseless self-reinvention of Adam Kalmbach, the seemingly endlessly prolific Missouri-based artist behind Jute Gyte.
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Competing against these ultra light beams are their rivals from the team of darkness: jealousy, the ceaseless extermination of nature, the gamut running from disease to poverty.
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This has been accompanied by a ceaseless flow of vitriol from politicians on all sides, triggered in part by the controversial bankruptcy of BHS, a retailer, last year.
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My nerves are frayed from the Twitter trolls I wake up to every morning and the ceaseless onslaught of "information" with which we are bombarded all day long.
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Mexico's current president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, campaigned on the slogan "Abrazos no balazos" or "Hugs not bullets," promising to curb the ceaseless violence and root out corruption.
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Even though I was a longtime fan of pretty much every sport, I was appalled by the ceaseless violence that the referee permitted to be inflicted on Cobb.
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The roar of traffic, the ceaseless beep of phones, digital announcements in buses and trains, TV sets blaring even in empty offices, are an endless battery and distraction.
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Language is a sieve, a veil, a dark looking-glass that carves out a space in the ceaseless flow of sensory experience for us to think and be.
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Though Pepey put up a good fight, he ultimately found himself where so many featherweights have before: underneath Darren Elkins, absorbing a ceaseless onslaught of ground-and-pound.
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McGowan describes a life of almost ceaseless abuse, of falling into the clutches of one sadistic ogre after another as powerful forces conspired to crush her rogue spirit.
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You're supposed to make a difference without making waves, find a passion while veiling your convictions and smile blithely through a ceaseless forensic examination of your every accessory.
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One big difference was the presence of the North Korean cheering section, consisting of more than 22 young women in matching red warm-up suits and ceaseless smiles.
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Instead, there's been a ceaseless and increasingly vitriolic flurry of motions and objections from both Jia and many of his largest creditors, and little progress has been made.
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RED's cameras had such an impact on digital filmmaking, that it was easy to buy into the company's ceaseless hype around its first steps into the smartphone world.
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The result invites the viewer to consider the often jumbled presentation of what constitutes the news, and the profuse and ceaseless way information is publicly shared and manipulated today.
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Photographer Timothy Jones' ceaseless quest to document his two great loves — his son, Stan, and his beagle, Jasper, is like a perfect storm of cuteness: It's got it all.
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They seem to have a ceaseless, churning need to produce, and a shared short attention span, which makes Room 104 the ideal playground for their type of experimental eagerness.
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The new Elizabeth, pinched by her tiresome, ceaseless responsibilities, never quite loses an expression of mute, wide-eyed dismay, like a goldfish that sees a cat outside its bowl.
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The potential harms are physical as well as emotional: Among athletes, in particular, a ceaseless quest for perfection can be linked with overtraining, injury, and impaired recovery from injury.
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And how does one manage this while also chronicling the hours of a man who appears to have been in near ceaseless motion from early adolescence until his death?
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But a cloud is hanging over the ceaseless flow of cargo to and from continental Europe — and it is more than a fog blown in from the English Channel.
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He could have never envisioned himself as an urban brand, but the modern New York City Audubon Society engendered by his work has been ceaseless at promoting that identity.
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They won Sunday night in the ceaseless mist and din of a stadium craving its first postseason victory in 5 years, defeating the Kansas City Chiefs by 18-16.
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As The Verge has documented in great detail over the last three years, Faraday Future is now more well-known for rampant mismanagement, sketchy financial dealings, and ceaseless drama.
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The presentation forsakes the myth of Modernism that the Modern is identified with — of art as ceaseless progress fomented almost entirely by the innovations of ambitious young (white) men.
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And with only makeshift, quasi-functional hospistals, the citizens and rebel forces in Eastern Aleppo appear unable to weather the excruciating war of attrition and ceaseless bombardment much longer.
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So how can we, as individuals, satisfy our need to know what is going on in the world without being swamped by the ceaseless chatter or distracted by extraneous input?
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But that ceaseless brain provided the philosophy and principles that made Burning Man what it is today — a year-round global network with 85 official regional events on six continents.
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Only power metal's ceaseless rhythms and symphonic splendor can match Musk's soaring ambition, and now, one band has had the courage to try and capture this spirit in musical form.
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"There are bright spots that the near-ceaseless negative coverage of the administration fails to capture: effective deregulation, historic tax reform, a more robust military and more," the official wrote.
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When he was governor of Arkansas and when he ran for president in 1992, there were constant rumors of his philandering and a ceaseless effort to keep them from spreading.
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But we were surprised to find out it completely sold out in a shocking three days and was thrice re-stocked to keep up with a ceaseless flood of orders.
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For years, brokerage executives have complained about the ceaseless competition among Wall Street firms to offer ever more lucrative recruitment packages to gain top advisers and their clients and assets.
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The scapegoat for the Bulls' ceaseless doctor appointments, hard-driving coach Tom Thibodeau, was out the door after a second-round playoff exit against James and the Cavaliers last spring.
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Outside, the frantic sound of barking dogs fills her leafy suburb; inside, the ceaseless demands of four children and a callously philandering husband, Bill (Jason Ritter), render her pain invisible.
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He was eventually placed in isolation there in a specially-designed suite where day and night never varied: A fluorescent ceiling light remained on continuously to facilitate ceaseless video surveillance.
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Physician-assisted suicide is a controversial topic, but that hasn't stopped the ceaseless march of technology from innovating the practice, which remains illegal in most of parts of the world.
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Born into this: Incubators underground Mohammad and Ammar were born in besieged Eastern Ghouta -- their first cries drowned out by the roar of planes overhead, and punctuated by ceaseless explosions.
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But what comes across most forcefully in this overstuffed workplace drama is tedium: the ceaseless petty bickering of employees amid a surfeit of exposition about their jobs and company policy.
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With the conflict in Syria smoldering into its eighth year, a challenge for those seeking to understand the war is how to place its ceaseless atrocities into a larger context.
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"There are bright spots that the near-ceaseless negative coverage of the administration fails to capture: effective deregulation, historic tax reform, a more robust military and more," the piece reads.
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Through the muck and the mud of the trenches, midst the ceaseless ersatz thunder of artillery, he dragged what was left of his failing body until a stray shell claimed him.
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We might ask: is Reflection simply an opus of escapism that allows us to momentarily shield ourselves from the ceaseless onslaught of shit that's inundated us since Bowie died last January?
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And there is, of course, the deal that requires no introduction: Son's hairy, ceaseless and at times sensational attempt to acquire an ownership position in Uber, the world's most valuable startup.
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The law is an example of the "Republicans' ceaseless, nefarious efforts to curtail women's rights and push their partisan-fueled agendas," Democratic National Committee women's media director Elizabeth Renda told Refinery29.
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The walls will hold at first, but then it's race between the scrabbling, relentless claws of the horde chipping away at stone and steel, and the ceaseless gunfire the town's defenders.
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In the interim, there have been ceaseless accusations that the press "created" Trump and enabled his rise by gifting him priceless "free media" that nonetheless has been estimated in the billions.
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For years, the country and international organizations have struggled to contain the ceaseless cultivation and multi-billion dollar sales of opium, widely considered to be Afghanistan's biggest source of economic activity.
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Amazon's ceaseless effort to beat competitors on price is really good for the company and consumers — but ultimately bad for everyone else, NYU Stern Professor Scott Galloway, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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" She can even make a pathetic fallacy work: "Outside her breath rises in a fine mist and the snow keeps falling, like a ceaseless repetition of the same infinitesimally small mistake.
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Trump plucked Pruitt out of Oklahoma, where he'd spent a career as attorney general waging ceaseless war on the EPA, in close partnership with a network of industry and conservative groups.
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Wick's enemies include a ceaseless procession of henchmen, but his most complex adversary in Chapter 2 is Cassian, Gianna's head of security, whose loyalty to his boss continues beyond her demise.
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On one song, "Ceaseless Tumult," they wander off into an overly dramatic emo territory that hints that they might've lost the thread, but then bounce back in with a blistering assault.
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In the spring of 2013, during a lull in Somalia's near-ceaseless violence, I flew into Mogadishu aboard an aging Boeing 707 operated by one of the country's struggling private airlines.
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Regrettably, Trump's words and actions since granting clemency for Gallagher have only made promoting a culture of integrity in the U.S. military – a challenge requiring ceaseless effort and vigilance – more difficult.
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But a game of sparse combat and ceaseless fuel and food deliveries is bound to get tiresome, especially when it's increasingly unclear whether you are fighting the right kind of war.
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Clear accountability for violations of international humanitarian law Last month, the UN General Assembly stepped in to address the impunity that has driven the ceaseless violations of international humanitarian law in Syria.
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As Twitter celebrates 10 years in existence, and I mark 9 years of almost ceaseless tweeting, I hope Twitter, and everyone else can learn to accept what Twitter is and is not.
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In a time of ceaseless cynicism and well-deserved anxiety, when we quickly and flippantly write off the world and the people in it as a "dumpster fire," High Maintenance rises above.
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Ms Mah's life is a ceaseless round of virtual meetings and real travel, but she reckons that building her startup in more affordable cities has enabled her to save millions of dollars.
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Arlen's world is full of broken TVs, giant boomboxes, AK-47s, booty shorts, crinkled July Fourth decorations, ceaseless ecstasy-fueled raves, and Statue of Liberty Halloween costumes — all the detritus of Americana.
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But fellow investors in the business talk about her as the future of the firm, which has been mired this year in the ceaseless drama of its most valuable portfolio company, Uber.
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This ceaseless positivity may be annoying to those of an older generation, but it's one of the few ways to balance the cynicism and derision and hate that proliferate on the internet.
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"Why would you want to do that?" asked Curly Haugland, a veteran of North Dakota Republican politics, rejecting the premise that delegates reveal their intentions and open themselves up to ceaseless pressure.
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For instance, there's the ceaseless controversy about whether microwaving your food is harmful (probably not), whether the five-second rule is legit (maybe), and whether food poisoning is truly avoidable at all.
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These leading political voices of the election cycle have virtually ignored that ceaseless grief and anxiety, no different from the casual ignorance society shows to it because the victims are largely black.
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These days, to pursue significant influence as a major-league philanthropist—and win accolades—you are supposed to be on a ceaseless quest for innovative and scalable solutions to society's toughest challenges.
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All that ceaseless ricocheting from husband to lover and back proves exhausting to Mary, Ms. Winger's character, whose furrowed features and unruly mop attest to the gnawing anxiety that comes with age.
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State of the Art Silicon Valley's luminaries woke up Wednesday morning to a darkened new global order, one that the ceaseless optimism of their tech-powered visions seemed suddenly unable to conquer.
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Climate change, in this scenario, had more in common with gentrification than with a natural disaster: a ceaseless upheaval of familiar spaces that left old-timers shaking their heads, then kept accelerating.
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Philosophical notions of the sublime posit nature's mystifying vastness — suggested by Martin's unending horizontal lines—as inspiration for the realization that the universe is ceaseless, an understanding which would bring indescribable peace.
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We've been told, by ruthless and ceaseless HBO promotional materials, that "winter is here" and it's a safe bet that the primary showdowns of the season will be around or beyond the Wall.
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I was part of what's known as "ceaseless prayer," which is the idea that you always have a constant conversation with God going on in the back of your mind at all times.
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On the drive away, as vibrations from my notifications went from sporadic to ceaseless, I began to realize this promotion was going to hit much harder than I or its creators had anticipated.
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Now, maybe this sounds a little on the intense side, but...let's say your ceaseless Twitter scrolling has caused a bit of a rift between you and your pals or your significant other.
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But perhaps the salvageable point is that we shouldn't see life as something that merely happens to us—the ceaseless march of time doesn't mean we need to live as fast as possible.
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Maybe it's that those skies are a little too sunny, or the ceaseless hordes of tourists mucking up downtown, or perhaps it's just stoned inspiration from all the legal cannabis in the air.
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It was a much-needed dose of honesty undeterred by the far left's efforts to ostracize anyone with opposing opinions, and in direct defiance of the mainstream media's brutally ceaseless anti-Trump narrative.
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Ceaseless infighting and jockeying for influence on the White House's trade team helped deprive Mr. Trump of a quick victory on his most cherished policy agenda, several people involved in the talks said.
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Instead of the ceaseless stream of subject lines and previews, Jumpin Labs' app Geronimo rethinks the entire way email is organized, managed, stored and presented on a mobile device (specifically the iPhone — for now).
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Listening to one of their (many, ceaseless) recordings is an excellent way to give yourself the creeps, and to unconsciously start thinking that something bad is out there,... and that it's coming for you.
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It's reductive to go back to a time when only one bloodline was fit to rule, and the dragons will ensure a return to the bad old days of ceaseless Aegons and fiery wars.
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Deadpool is a lot of things, but the one thing he's absolutely known for is his almost-ceaseless silliness as he slices his way through his foes and the fourth wall in equal measure.
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Even so, it helped make first-person shooters the default vehicle for "serious" narrative games, and the more ambitious these stories got, the more absurd and restrictive their language of ceaseless, mandatory violence became.
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Since the statute uses the term "person," authorities like the Copyright Office have determined that "authors" do not include non-humans like monkeys, the ceaseless pounding of the ocean waves, or the Holy Spirit.
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As a result, meticulous regulators, seasoned nuclear plant employees, and cunning penetration, or "pen" testers like Rios are all playing their part in the ceaseless effort to make the supply chain more cyber-secure.
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Nimmo had said that for most people Hindu-Muslim riots and the Indo-Pakistani war were outside matters, things that happened in the world, whereas for hijras conflict was an internal condition, and ceaseless.
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This ceaseless barrage of duplicative, one-size-fits-all regulations — which have increased by nearly 85033 percent since 2005 — has changed the nature of community banking from local investment to paperwork, compliance and examination.
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In essence, aggressive relaxation is starting to emerge as a new form of resistance against the dominant social narrative that ceaseless hard work, constant social "effort," and profit-driven lifestyles are what define success.
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Nor did Mr. Mueller directly address the ceaseless attacks on his team by Mr. Trump, who spent two years disparaging them as "angry Democrats" leading an unfair "witch hunt" and demonized several by name.
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But to believe in the future as these photographers did — to have an artistic vocation greater than narcissistic individualism or ceaseless critique — appears more enviable than pitiable in a new century of downscaled dreams.
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Their ceaseless pursuit of relevance dictated flashy hires and free-agent signings but has yielded three division titles and two playoff wins — none since the 2005 season — across Daniel Snyder's two decades of ownership.
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Downsizing, if he could ever do it, could also provide the quickest path back to that third Michelin star: Critics want ceaseless innovation from a chef, but they also reward something closer to asceticism.
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In the end, Freed's candor works to lift the veil off the misperception that life after 60 consists mostly of conversations about sciatica or ceaseless and slightly abject devotion to a tiny, shivery dog.
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With dense house-to-house fighting and a ceaseless barrage of snipers and suicide bombers, the fight for Mosul was some of the toughest urban warfare since World War II, American commanders have said.
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On the album in question, he depicted himself as another one of hip-hop's hedonists, draped in designer threads as he drifts emotionlessly through a near-ceaseless stream of narcotic and carnal disposable pleasures.
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But it's another drop in the ceaseless stream of developments on ties between Trump's associates and Russia that federal investigators are scouring for signs of possible coordination on alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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The poll also tapped into the ceaseless debate about bachelorette parties in gay bars — which some see as a screeching, heterosexual incursion — but just one-quarter of LGBTQ people believe the revelers should be banned.
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It's about the power of a large cashmere scarf, wrapped around your torso like a dress, and the ceaseless pleasure of bunchy thigh-high socks paired with white panties and a gigantic, cropped cotton hoodie.
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And while there is ceaseless debate over the violence in our nation, there is no question that, on our screens, it is at an all-time high — no more so than in PG-13 films.
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A ceaseless stream of corruption scandals in recent years, combined with political and economic crises like the 22005 impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff and the country's worst economic depression, have frayed citizens' trust in government.
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Cruz led Trump by a few points in Iowa polls at the beginning of the month, before Trump began a ceaseless attack on Cruz's eligibility to be president due to his being born in Canada.
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While Noah, like the rest of the Bulls, may have grown tired of Thibodeau's ceaseless work-first truisms, it's hard to imagine a more symbiotic player-coach relationship than what Jo and Tom had going.
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More implacably even than this human tempo, nature has its own ceaseless life rhythms, and it is in McGregor's incantatory, lingering account of the annual rise and fall that his book achieves a visionary power.
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But for now it appears that after a ceaseless stream of provocations, insults and reckless remarks, Mr. Trump has damaged himself significantly with the one demographic that stands as a bulwark to a Clinton presidency.
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Howard Hawks's "Scarface" (1932) has a different kind of poetry—the pell-mell fury of ceaseless gang war, with square-backed cars racing down dark, shiny streets, tommy guns blazing out of their open windows.
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The echo chamber about the Chiefs backfield has been ceaseless, and now we seem to have two beat reporters who've either observed different things in practice or have been leaked opposing stories by Chiefs insiders.
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Leaving no room for naysayers, "Ask Dr. Ruth" is a juggernaut of admiration, too sentimental in places for a woman whose barricaded emotions and ceaseless activity are, according to her daughter, Miriam, possible survival mechanisms.
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The ceaseless West Wing backbiting that captures headlines has belied the reality of working there, which is that aides form tight cliques and burrow into those friendships to endure the chaos of the work environment.
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New horrors are ceaseless — last month, just before a terrorist in New Zealand massacred 50 people, he urged people to subscribe to a popular YouTuber — and reinforce the view that the platform is corroding society.
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For Lebanese businesses and people, economic unease and the lack of a government to take firm control over policy - some three months after they voted in a general election - have become ceaseless sources of worry.
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He is hoping a change in employer may finally help him deal with a case of tinnitus that his doctor, he said, told him was caused by the physical stress of ceaseless high-speed typing.
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The GM strike is a lesson for the rest of AmericaFrom ceaseless attacks on affordable healthcare to stagnant wages and corporate tax giveaways, the Trump economy hasn&apost changed workers&apos lives for the better.
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As the year draws to a close, residents and community leaders say they are despairing over the ceaseless violence, which city officials are trying to confront with more police officers and new law enforcement strategies.
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GOGO PENGUIN With the lineup of a standard piano-bass-drums jazz trio, GoGo Penguin made a different kind of music: repetitive and accretive like dance music, richly chorded over ceaseless ostinatos, reveling in permutations.
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I call this inner contradiction an "immune system," because the mind, like the body, has an immune system — an invisible, ceaseless dynamic that exists for one purpose: to protect us, even to save our lives.
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Like the diptych — which, she has said, as an art form, offers no beginning or end, but rather a ceaseless exchange of ideas — the video of O'Grady's hair rustling in the wind, typifies this exchange.
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Through his ceaseless determination and optimism, Bob Dole continues to be a role model to me and to so many – showing us how to give back, and how to never quit working for what is right.
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From your niece's shrill and ceaseless rendition of Deck the Halls to Uncle Jerry's eggnog-fueled, politically incorrect rantings, there are plenty of reasons to pick up a pair of noise-canceling headphones this holiday season.
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This zone nails the creepiness that's missing from most of the main Diablo 3 environment as you battle through the ceaseless fog to find human sacrifices in progress and delve down undead-filled dungeons for loot.
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Rattled by the disclosure of audio and video footage of himself bragging about sexually assaulting women with impunity, Trump launched a ceaseless and unhinged series of attacks on Clinton, both on the debate stage and off.
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In these stories, Teffi rarely acknowledges that she has a body, much less a previously pampered female one, enduring cattle cars, unheated rooms and ceaseless periods of waiting in the elements while in late middle age.
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Radio Raheem sits at the moral heart of the film, delivering a soliloquy directly to the camera on the ceaseless contest between love and hate, symbolized by the four-finger rings he wears on each hand.
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His ratty-looking "Trojan pig" illustrated a piece about the "demanding, ceaseless and pivotal" toll of campaign fund-raising written by John Frederick Martin, who managed Senator Al Gore's bid for the 1988 Democratic presidential nomination.
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Their recurring appearance in these letters, telegrams, ledgers and photographs reveals the ceaseless attempt to extend the organizational impulse of the K.P.G. and the idealistic thrust of March 21919, if not necessarily its spirit of unity.
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"Professor Helmreich was a true City College institution, a man with a restless curiosity about the people around him, a ceaseless investigator and an avid storyteller," CCNY President Vincent Boudreau said in a statement to CNN.
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But the coalition's ceaseless string of alleged atrocities hasn't slowed American support, prompting critics on Capitol Hill to call for a rethink of the deepening U.S. involvement in a campaign that shows no end in sight.
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They come in many forms: state-sanctioned deaths by overzealous armed forces; the murder of women in domestic disputes, a consequence of pervasive gender inequality; the ceaseless exchange of drugs and guns with the United States.
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The majority of them saw it is a representation of "endless war," but they also offered nuanced ideas about the pain war causes, the "American Military Industrial Complex," and even a positive aspect of ceaseless conflict.
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While most in the village admire him, Father Sandoval's ceaseless, apocalyptic denunciations of Mr. Maduro — "Those who dedicate themselves to doing harm are evil," he has said — have earned him some sharp criticism among local notables.
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Perhaps, when it comes to the the tangible impact of these ceaseless online coal-fire conflicts, that old joke at the expense of academia applies: the discourse is so vicious because the stakes are so small.
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The study, by researchers at Stanford University and New York University, helps clarify the ceaseless debate over Facebook's influence on the behavior, thinking and politics of its active monthly users, who number some 2.3 billion worldwide.
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The moment the camera enters the house, it sways and sags in a sequence of ceaseless tracking shots that leave the viewer feeling at sea, as though the house itself is manipulating our sense of orientation.
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There is not enough celebration of responsible death-machine ownership in this country, due both to the increasingly militant PC police and the broader brand-tarnishing effect of massive, ceaseless gun violence across the country, every day.
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" Instead of "spiking your cortisol levels" by dwelling on President Trump's tweets or on the Administration's "ceaseless cascade of lies," Gladstone recommends protest and "preserving your outrage," because, ultimately, "facts are real and will reassert themselves eventually.
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Despite the defeatism among too many on our own side, and the ceaseless attacks we will face from the Republicans and the billionaire class they represent, the path ahead for real progressive change is clearer and clearer.
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Days punctuated by medical care — for Ms. Edwards, three rounds of dialysis a week, each lasting at least three hours — may offer little else but bouts of boredom, homesickness and ceaseless, and saddening questions about the future.
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I found in Ms. Kwade's two sculptures a model of how we can accept and admire the unfathomability of things, rather than lose their scale in the structures of modern society and the ceaseless flood of memes.
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The ceaseless whiz and boom of shells fired by American-manned heavy artillery from a firebase 12 miles outside the city sent plumes of smoke rising from the relatively small area still under the Islamic State's control.
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The concentration that each act requires disrupts the flow of life, which you suddenly become aware is the happiness of life, the ceaseless flow of simple action and responses, choices all made simultaneously and mostly without effort.
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Three wars in Gaza drew condemnation from the international community, but the intervening years' almost ceaseless rocket attacks from Gaza on civilian communities in Israel's south were depicted in Israel as invisible to that same international community.
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And when it comes to silencing the ceaseless pings and buzzes or taking actual breaks from the incessant refreshing of email and social media apps, most of us will say we want to but can't seem to commit.
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The opportunity gave this young songwriter a chance to make her mark on a major album, and provided her with a front-row seat to the necessary operation of a superstar, with cameras constantly watching and ceaseless scrutiny.
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Based on a simple Twitter search, he has tweeted the phrase at least two hundred times since taking office, betraying a ceaseless, all-consuming paranoid panic that is definitely safe and good to have in a world leader.
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Soon enough, I also came to know a Los Angeles I would not have known otherwise: a city with its own brand of Spanish, a city shaped by the ceaseless improvisations, reinventions and ambitions of its Spanish speakers.
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" Another person wrote me to say that Mr. Trump "has performed well beyond my expectations even in the face of ceaseless, unprecedented hate and criticism not only from the opposition party but from Republican 'never Trumpers' like yourself.
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In contrast with their strictly controlled interiors, they allow their two-acre yard to largely remain wild, with the deer that proliferate free to munch on the day lilies, clearing space for ceaseless waves of bright green ferns.
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In light of the vast amount of speech communicated through interactive computer services, these notices could produce an impossible burden for service providers, who would be faced with ceaseless choices of suppressing controversial speech or sustaining prohibitive liability.
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Despite the physical hardships he had to endure for so many years, Hawking never gave the impression that he gave up on his own life, and by virtue of his ceaseless warnings, he never gave up on humanity either.
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I do think my experience running The Verge's short-lived Bachelor fantasy league will come in handy, as the two shows have more similarities than they have differences: nauseating mental chess games, heavy-handed metaphors, ceaseless self-sabotage, smooching.
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The interchangeability, ceaseless movement, and symbolic blankness that was once the hallmark of hotels and airports, qualities that led the French anthropologist Marc Augé to define them in 21980 as "non-places," has leaked into the rest of life.
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It's a vibrant cultural touchstone with ceaseless momentum, planting seeds in Hollywood and the fashion industry, altering societal stigmas linked to mental health, gambling and marijuana, and engaging with complex and divisive political/racial/societal issues as they appear.
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Ceaseless speculation about Durant's potential free-agent defection to the Knicks or the Nets — yes, I'm indeed warning you now not to sleep on Brooklyn — has only added to Coach Steve Kerr's daily challenge to keep his team focused.
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Why not act now and make it easy for us to freeze all three of our major credit files at once, for free, without having to sign away our legal rights or subject ourselves to the companies' ceaseless spam?
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The matter of whether seemingly ceaseless capital cases are constitutionally problematic has never been settled by the United States Supreme Court, but justices have sometimes betrayed fears about the length of time that can pass between sentencing and execution.
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A classic trench coat takes its place next to a disturbing arsenal of sci-fi rain gear by artist Anne Van Galen — including an oversized PVC head protector — which anticipates a future of "ceaseless rainfall" caused by climate change.
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It would leave us more vulnerable to all sorts of weather and climate-related disasters, from drought-fueled famines in Ethiopia to devastating wildfires in Alberta to the ceaseless march of sea level rise in South Florida and the South Pacific.
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It helps that the efficiencies in the game happen to run the right way, but also it's not an accident that ceaseless ball movement and positionless pliability and three-point shooting make for a more beautiful and more efficient game.
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Transparent Now that we've watched the third season of "Transparent" — and sobbed over Shelly's cabaret rendition of Alanis Morissette's "Hand in My Pocket" from the finale — it's time to take stock of yet another season of the Pfeffermans' ceaseless navel-gazing.
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She accentuates Fleabag's self-consciousness and theatricality by not just talking into the camera, but silently looking into it on a regular basis, arching her brows or throwing a look of incomprehension at the ceaseless irritation other humans cause her.
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Michael Anton, in his Claremont Review essay " The Flight 93 Election ," saw "the ceaseless importation of Third World foreigners with no tradition of, taste for, or experience in liberty" as an imminent threat to the survival of the American republic.
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So you go through the beginning, middle, and the end of a story only to find yourself trapped in what feels like an endless continuation where your character's labors are as ceaseless and devoid of reason as those of the undead.
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Though its overwrought laments about painful sunderings and doomed relationships may have seemed more theatrical than real, they provided a public platform for private longings, expressing the cultural rupture underlying the heritage of an island and its ceaseless tide of immigrants.
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On the whole, the fact that the philanthropy world is now, as Callahan puts it, "on a ceaseless quest for innovative and scalable solutions" is a good thing — it means there's more room to make big, uncertain, and important things happen.
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But beyond the immediate affirmation of restating our moral convictions, I confess my nagging worry that ceaseless statement-writing as an act of protest is sucking us dry — of time, rest, energy, creativity and our place in the public square.
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Along with the ceaseless churn of collections — averaging at least four a year — designers leading major brands must invent It bags, launch mass-market fragrances and cosmetic lines, and produce ever more extravagant shows and events to feed social media.
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This turn yields Nietzsche's most controversial concepts: the announcement of the death of God; the "eternal return," which frames existence in terms of endlessly repeating cycles; and the will to power, which involves a ceaseless struggle for survival and mastery.
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Politico's Michael Crowley reports that Mr. Bannon and his boss could play a pivotal role in unwinding the European Union, long the ballast of peace and prosperity on a continent that saw ceaseless warfare for centuries before the union's creation.
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But the rapper, whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, was also entering an underworld of grievances and vendettas, where Nine Trey members routinely directed violence not only at rival groups but at each other, in a ceaseless struggle for dominance.
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Despite their ceaseless attacks on the health care act since Mr. Obama signed it into law in March 2010, Mr. Trump, Mr. Ryan and their colleagues have never had a workable plan that could gain the support of a congressional majority.
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Mendes, working with the cinematographer Roger Deakins and the production designer Dennis Gassner (both collaborators from Mendes&apos 007 epic "Skyfall"), follows their harrowing journey without blinking, hiding any edits to give the impression of a ceaseless and fluid film.
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That's when Davis hired the Klutch Sports agent Rich Paul — who is also James's agent and one of the superstar's closest friends — to precipitate a seemingly ceaseless stream of chatter about Davis winding up alongside James on the Los Angeles Lakers.
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If the series roughly traces the arc of the book, Billions showrunners Brian Koppelman and David Levien could follow the famously pugnacious founder's path from serial entrepreneur to his horrid final year of running Uber in 2017, which was marked by ceaseless scandal.
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In around two weeks, the Syrian army has retaken nearly all the farmland in the enclave east of Damascus under cover of near-ceaseless shelling and air strikes, leaving only a dense sprawl of towns - about half the territory - still under insurgent control.
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So soon as the news became known the artist's magnificent hotel on the boulevard Malesherbes became the bourne of a ceaseless stream of friends, among whom were MM. Alexandre Dumas, Puvis de Chavannes, Gervex, Victorien Sardou, Claretie, Bailly, Camille Douct and Halévy.
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But Tyrion is also speaking in a cosmic sense, expressing his belief that the men and women of Westeros can break this ceaseless cycle of generational conflict, one so ingrained that a cynic might say: There is no point trying to overcome it.
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From the first of May to the final days of August, news anchors struggled to keep their heads above water as the world flooded with problems: international absurdity and domestic tragedy, a nauseating presidential election and a ceaseless sprinkling of celebrity deaths.
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The abrupt announcement by Trump that the military would be leaving Syria, while no doubt a messy decision from a process perspective, is nonetheless a signal that he may be aware that he was elected because of his opposition to ceaseless interventions.
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"Yet the belief endures, from Armstrong's time and before, that visible, affluent African American entertainers are obliged to adopt a pose of ceaseless gratitude—appreciation for the waiver that spared them the low status of so many others of their kind," Cobb observed.
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Still, against a backdrop of ceaseless and varied obstacles — clashing egos, brushes with the F.B.I. and K.G.B., creationists holding town hall meetings across the street, enormous administrative entropy swirling between vision and reality — this discordant cohort of idealists persevered for half a century.
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Against the ceaseless droning buzz of the presidential campaign, Mr. Comey's revelation boomed like a sudden, unexpected crack of thunder — though a poll by The New York Times and CBS News released on Thursday found that it had not changed people's minds.
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"The power of these poems exists in a ceaseless inward searching and outward projection of simple human truths through the activity of poetry — poems as the measure of a life," Creasy writes (italics in original) and the selection aptly reflects this elastic approach.
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After a full day of being onscreen, looking at this swirl of headlines on social media, and frankly a ceaseless news cycle, it's really nice to retreat to this chicken farm and contemplate the difficulties of getting eggs out from under hens.
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Much criticism has been leveled at the mothers of Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who allowed their boys to spend the night in Jackson's bed and stay with him for days on end without a chaperone—days that were filled with ceaseless molestation.
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In cities such as Baltimore, the anguish of shootings feels different — the bloodshed comes not in isolated bursts of mass slaughter, but instead in a ceaseless rhythm, something that happens to friends and family, classmates and neighbors, in front yards and on playgrounds.
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The popular uprisings of 2011 failed in Syria, but they also failed almost everywhere else in the Middle East, leaving Syria, Libya and Yemen to be ravaged by ceaseless warfare and producing even more repressive autocracies than before in Egypt and Bahrain.
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It's actually funny to note that Anozie isn't the only person to suffer from Papa John's-related harassment: Just months ago, a Florida couple was tormented by ceaseless calls to their home after Google mistakenly listed their number as part of the franchise.
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Do the short-term contracts he has insisted on signing since returning to the Cavaliers in the summer of 2014 add to the immense win-now pressure and seemingly ceaseless drama that have smothered everyone involved with this franchise for four consecutive seasons?
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So they're trying to stick close enough to whisper, and one of the main stories of the Trump presidency, unless it goes completely off the rails, will be their ceaseless calculations about when they can afford to stay mum and when they can't.
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"It's more the mental strain, especially when you have success," Iguodala told me earlier in the playoffs, acknowledging the toll ceaseless scrutiny has taken on the core members of a group that has alternately entertained and frustrated so many fans in rival cities.
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But it could have referred just as easily to the protesters, who have rejected Lebanon's usual sectarian straitjacket — the political order that pits the country's 18 officially recognized religious groups against one another in a ceaseless power struggle — to unite in scorn for the system.
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Unfortunately, Minakov's ceaseless quest for legitimate opposition has now led him to the struggling Bigfoot, a fragile fighter who can't even be referred to as a glass cannon because he no longer seems to possess the speed or firepower to put his foes away.
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It was a night of throwbacks — from the Hound's "I prefer chicken," a callback to the greatest Game of Thrones meme of all time, to the incredible comeback of Needle, to the ceaseless yammering about a character who has been dead for nearly three seasons.
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Although pasta was of course "pleasant on the taste buds," he thought it made his people "bulky, lazy, slow, and pessimistic," qualities he did not find to be advantageous in this new era where agility, efficiency, and ceaseless progress were a goals unto themselves.
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However, Kaufman has since sued the media and production companies behind Shark Tank, claiming that the show coerced him into pretending that he'd received an investment, and that ceaseless reruns had confused potential customers, who assumed he was selling a previous version of the product.
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Yet by engaging the public about privacy concerns, providing it with the opportunity to reject undue surveillance and reining in ceaseless data accumulation by private companies, cities can democratize urban technology and improve urban life without collecting and abusing vast quantities of information about people.
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In the decades since, the band has solidified its reputation as a bunch of workhorses, with more than a dozen albums to their name and a ceaseless touring schedule that brings their signature blend of garage-rock and Mexican folk music to audiences worldwide.
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Shot over the course of one year in 23 countries, the movie tracks the here and there of people whose relentless ebbing and flowing make startlingly visible what news headlines repeatedly suggest: that ours is an age of ceaseless churn with no calm in sight.
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This is a movie that uses the decades-long, ceaseless slow-motion nightmare of the war in Afghanistan not just as the backdrop to the story of a white woman dealing with problems with men and career and her self-esteem, but as the instigating event.
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This early-music master's fervent community of admirers is the result of both the consistently gorgeous playing of Hespèrion XXI — the ensemble he conducts and plays in — and Mr. Savall's ceaseless pursuit of unfamiliar repertoire, often presented as evening-length events that draw inspiration from diverse cultures.
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A new frontier has arisen in the seemingly ceaseless tug-of-war pitting inventive technological efforts to provide the best possible products and services to the American public against those who are working to impose slothful and backwards protectionist barriers to secure lucrative profits for themselves.
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The President, too, who has often been distracted and unnerved by the seemingly ceaseless allegations -- has been urged to keep his fighting instincts in check and to distance himself from reports and the investigations swirling around his administration, his former campaign associates, and now his family.
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Those pieces culminated in "Einstein on the Beach," a dreamlike meditation on scientific discovery, human relations and nuclear apocalypse that progressed in enigmatic episodes, austerely designed and directed by Robert Wilson and with swirling choreography by Andrew de Groat, the dancers representing atomic particles in ceaseless motion.
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This is not just about the stuff that you learn to do without even knowing that you've learned to do it, like unconsciously tuning out omnipresent advertising or otherwise turning down the gain on the world's ceaseless ambient wheedling for your time and attention and patronage.
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Durant's many critics conveniently forget that — even before this setback — all he had done as a Warrior was give and give to this organization while absorbing ceaseless scrutiny about his competitive nature and legacy after signing with the Golden State powerhouse in the summer of 2016.
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Other works ruminate on the United States military's use of loud and ceaseless pop music to torture Muslim prisoners ("The New York Sun called it 'mood music for jolting your jihadi'"), or incendiary tweets and remarks by Donald J. Trump, Lars von Trier and Kanye West.
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In the clips, her doe eyes visibly pained and glazed over with near-tears, Meghan admits to ITV journalist Tom Bradby that she's been struggling to be a newlywed and new mom while facing a ceaseless torrent of (often racist) scrutiny and intrusion from the media.
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An outside observer might reasonably conclude there was some transaction made during that meeting, if only because Facebook, and Silicon Valley more broadly, sees the world as Trump does—a ceaseless battle for dominance in which you take advantage of anyone foolish enough to trust you.
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The new Huntsman was accompanied by an omnipresent marketing campaign featuring four well-known stars (including Oscar winner Charlize Theron), not to mention a seemingly ceaseless cascade of ads like this one, in which Chris Hemsworth appears to have just won the gold medal for Confused Axe-Posing.
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Spurred forward by one personal tragedy to the next, Margaretha/Mata Hari leaps and twirls into and out of the arms of lovers and through wartime battlefields, the scenery shifting behind her from Holland to Indonesia to Paris to Germany, suggesting the ceaseless change that characterized her life.
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The violin adds a certain Celtic wildness to the album's melodic passages (unsurprising, given the band's provenance), most notably on the heart-stopping "Island of Cannibal Horse" and gorgeous "The Ceaseless Arbitrary Choice," and adds a note of sadness, too; this isn't a happy album by any stretch.
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The "KingGayle" Instagram feed documents the ceaseless partying of the self-proclaimed "Universe Boss"; in Australia last year he was lambasted as a sexist after using a mid-match interview to flirt with a female presenter, asking her out for a drink and telling her, "don′t blush, baby".
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Ghouta has been besieged for years, but in the last two weeks, the Syrian army has retaken nearly all the farmland in eastern Ghouta under cover of near-ceaseless shelling and air strikes, leaving only a dense sprawl of towns - about half the territory - still under insurgent control.
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The authors write breathlessly about how, despite Clinton's desperation to avoid the public infighting that marred her 2008 presidential bid, there was ceaseless warfare between the "old guard" of Clintonites, the "data-driven" millennial set of numbers crunchers, and the bevy of other Clintonworld hangers-on and political hands.
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But since then, Five Star's support has cratered, as Matteo Salvini, leader of its nominally junior coalition partner, the hard-right League, dominates Italian politics through sheer force of personality, ceaseless campaigning and a news-driving social media presence deeply in tune with the country's anti-migrant pulse.
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But maybe now, in the wake of this apparently politically motivated shooting, the ceaseless drumbeat by Trump critics over the supposed coming fascism in America, along with celebrations of tyrannicide (fake severed heads held up by comedians; theater companies acting out bloody executions), can be toned down a bit.
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It speaks to their belief that as long as they don't pass judgement based on content, their ongoing, ceaseless editing of what people see and don't see — and please call it censorship if you think this is in any way about freedom of speech — is therefore fair and just.
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About a year and a half ago, the former British prime minister Tony Blair made a penetrating, if bleak, observation about the West's 21st-century attempts to deal with the Arab world and the miseries that keep bursting out from its ceaseless contest between corrupt autocrats and Islamist zealots.
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" And rising immigration would doom the country in the long term: "the ceaseless importation of Third World foreigners with no tradition of, taste for, or experience in liberty means that the electorate grows more left, more Democratic, less Republican, less republican, and less traditionally American with every cycle.
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In the coming weeks, the voters will get barraged with goodies from the nominated shows — cast recordings, souvenir books, trinkets — and the nominees will pop up at a ceaseless stream of nonprofit benefits, hoping to build good will and remain visible to industry insiders while voting is underway.
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Migropolis looks at the causes and effects of many of the crisis issues cited above, but its real focus is Venice's ongoing role as both a desired destination and transit point for some of the steadiest, and seemingly most ceaseless, flows of migrants to be found anywhere in the world today.
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As ex-president, he will be perfectly positioned to return to his natural habitat, the simulacrum of "reality TV." It's not hard to imagine Trump TV as a ceaseless and influential presence in the cable landscape, tugging Fox News and the rest of the media even further to the right.
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Amid this ceaseless barrage, things many of us have taken for granted have been called into question, including the endurance of liberal democracy, the political salience of truth and the assumption that it would be a big scandal if a president were caught directing illegal payoffs to a pornographic film actress.
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Our handiest excuse—that the ceaseless stream of bad news and bullshit to which the Trump era has subjected us has left us helpless, confused, and overwhelmed, that too much has gone too wrong too fast to let ourselves sit still with any particular outrage or worry—is wearing thin.
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But any settlement involving the surrender of territory would collide with the central pillars of Russia's state ideology under Mr. Putin: a commitment to rebuilding Russia as a great power, ceaseless celebration of Moscow's victory in the war, and rejection of anything that might challenge the outcome of that conflict.
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More than the crazy angles and doses of T&A, what fans from the Monday Night Wars seem to pine for most (albeit under the guise of pining for violence and sex) is the sense that anything could happen with the wrestlers under a ceaseless bidding war between WCW and the then-WWF.
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The venue offered ceaseless support for local bands like Anicon, Mortals Couch Slut, Syphilitic Lust, Tiger Flowers, Iron Force, and Trenchgrinder (with Dozer on axe) as well as to an impressive array of far-flung headliners, from a nonstop parade of Japanese hardcore punk bands (remember Death Side weekend?) to the Mexican Xibalba.
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Somehow, as a result of those early nursing struggles, the emergency intubation in the hospital or perhaps our own ceaseless efforts to get her to eat, Violet forged a connection between eating and pain, just as dogs learned to salivate at the sound of a bell in Ivan Pavlov's classic experiment on conditioning.
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LONDON — As Brexit and its attendant chaos hurtle toward us, one of the most darkly humorous features of contemporary British politics (a competitive field) is the ubiquity of parliamentarians, pundits and business titans who wail and gnash at our ceaseless political tumult but appear utterly incurious about the conditions that produced it.
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No matter how admirable the Bobby on view, the birthday boy always seemed a strangely absent guest at his own surprise party — a cipher whose inability to connect with a woman for keeps didn't really matter, given the ebullient company he kept and the ceaseless riches of Mr. Sondheim's music and lyrics.
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" — Maggie Lee, Variety "Beyond the casting and the ceaseless onslaught of diverse special effects, Zhang and his Hollywood screenwriters have delivered nothing more than a formulaic monster movie — albeit one transposed to a historically undefined China where generals dressed like terra-cotta warriors already have mastered anesthetics, air travel and American-accented English.
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" As the filmmaker Adam Curtis describes the tactics of the Russian propagandist Vladislav Surkov, the aim "is not to win the war, but to use the conflict to create a constant state of destabilized perception, in order to manage and control…A ceaseless shape-shifting that is unstoppable because it is undefinable.
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Nueva Germania became part of Paraguay, and it was rumored that the Auschwitz physician Josef Mengele passed through it while on the run following the end of World War II. In a century defined by Europe's ceaseless thirst for gold and slaves, psychopathic Cossack adventurer Nikolai Ashinov was both an exception and the rule.
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Ms. Merkel can argue that she chose the lesser of two political evils, that the ceaseless flood of refugees was undermining the European Union and that all she did was to clear the way for German courts to determine whether to prosecute the satirist, Jan Böhmermann, under an archaic law against insulting foreign leaders.
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Here I might sit for all of time, the days become hours, minutes becoming seconds, a backyard or a bar you could never stand, better than an enormous green sward with a single space to make it important (to me, at least) and a place that might hold the light of some ceaseless sun, forever.
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Absent the promotional apparatus of a large studio, performers use social media to share their work and behind-the-scenes photos of their lives in much the same ceaseless way many vloggers do, which can be all-consuming in a social media landscape where a constant stream of content is a must to keep people engaged — porn or not.
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The Ofcom report also charts a particular rise in the use of instant messaging in the UK, which is likely to be contributing to the feeling of being overwhelmed by time-sapping tech, given the ceaseless demands of open-ended real-time messaging chats which — unlike other comms technologies — don't have clear or natural cut-off points.
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Yet, we sit here over four years after Trayvon Martin was murdered, four years after Rekia Boyd was shot, two years after Eric Garner was choked, and one year after we collectively called out Sandra Bland's name, experiencing what feels like a ceaseless litany of news stories about black bodies that have collapsed at the hands of police officers.
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Her installation includes a collection of photographs showing the ceaseless maintenance required of the space, along with the legal documents highlighting the bureaucratic nightmares involved with participating in the program, as well as a Google Map aerial rendering of her small patch of land, which come together to reveal the absurd and heavy-handed complexity involved in nature politics.
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Cats is the latest in a line of things I found hard to look at: Those digital renderings that sell luxury condos, full of ghostly furniture; manipulated celebrity portraits; product photography on the internet marketplace, leached of shadow and color; Instagram, which filters the not-photogenic out of our lives; the ceaseless scroll of memes and gifs.
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FROM COINAGE: Being On The Cover of Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Edition Can Launch Your Career While it was a tight race as always, especially given the other gorgeous contestants, Hunter McGrady, Lisa-Marie Jaftha and McKenna Berkley who kept the race close with their ceaseless campaigning and undeniable passion for the brand, as always in the end it's all up to the fans.
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The same parts of me that wanted to get every single gold star or that wanted to prove I was good enough to myself, my family, my partner, institutions, that ceaseless desire to be good enough, came in part from a fear that I wasn't good enough, and that fear in turn had the power to produce so much anxiety.
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In the mind of Tony Pulis, the footballing ideal is a perpetual goalless draw, a goalless draw which exists in eternity, a ceaseless ticker tape of 0-0 scorelines rotating endlessly around an empty Soccer Saturday studio, taunting the skeletal remains of Geoff Stelling as the dust of Phil Thompson, Paul Merson and Matt Le Tissier mingles with the trickling sands of time.
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" At Politico, John Harris and Andrew Restuccia described "this week's spasm of sudden policy lurches, graceless personal insults, oozing scandal news, and ceaseless West Wing knife fights" as "the starkest example to date of President Donald Trump's executive style looking untenable not merely from the outside—from the perspective of establishment politicians and media analysts—but from the inside, too.
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And nowadays, with technology and low cost combining to create a perfect storm of wanderlust, we see the results: the vast Lunar New Year crowds at a Chinese railway station, the lethal scrums at the hajj in Mecca, the endless security lines at Heathrow and Kennedy and Sheremetyevo, all vivid testimony to the unanticipated backwash of our pathological desire for ceaseless mobility.
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From the moment that Trump stepped into the office of the presidency, he has degraded it — with words that a president has no business speaking (or tweeting); with ceaseless lies; with infantile and often unhinged behavior; with raging conflicts of interest; with managerial ineptitude; with a rapacious ego that's never sated; and with foreign dealings that compromise America's values, independence and interests.
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In Debord's notions of "unanswerable lies," when "truth has almost everywhere ceased to exist or, at best, has been reduced to pure hypothesis," and the "outlawing of history," when knowledge of the past has been submerged under "the ceaseless circulation of information, always returning to the same list of trivialities," we find keys to the rise of trutherism as well as Trumpism.
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The dish belongs to a category of food that compels us in part by repelling us — and draws us now perhaps more than ever, in an age when we're relentlessly inundated with images of gorgeous food, when social media's fantasy record of the way we eat is a ceaseless slide show of ingredients arrayed and lit down to the last centimeter.
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Now it is the men's turn to be objectified as hotties: divers like David Boudia, a gold medalist in 2012, or the Briton Tom Daley — each clad in suits so brief that they make the modest swimwear of the 1960s look like girdles — or Michael Phelps, whose anatomical particulars are not only a subject of ceaseless internet exegesis but are also burned into many viewers' brains.
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You will see it instantly if you watch old clips of Martin's, shall we say, distinctive shooting stroke, which has a renewed relevance amid the ceaseless conversation about the way Ball — the prized rookie point guard for the Lakers who is forever hyped for greatness by his father, LaVar — slings the ball at the basket with a release point to the left of his left eye.
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And you, at one point, you were depicting your culture: "The thought of the city gives me herpes of the brain, the hairdressing, the breakneck showers, the seething limo rides, the shouting over noisy restaurants, the ceaseless clamor of thirsty egos, the umbrage and dudgeon and fencing and foiling, and yet I know that if I'd left, I'd want to get it back," which was really interesting.
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To say "Hollywood" is to evoke an establishment, a hegemony, an aesthetic: a glittering realm full of bodies made beautiful by means of eleven dollar green juices and hundred dollar hot yoga classes; souls made empty by constant networking in ceaseless summers; "Hollywood" conjures up a kingdom of applause and self-congratulation—of gowns, stars, and golden statues—and it stirs up a complex brew of envy and distaste in Americans across the political spectrum.
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And so the show goes through all those many periods of evolution and part-return and surgings forward (from the Blue to the Rose, the Cubist to the Neoclassical and on), and demonstrates to us, in great and systematic detail, how the use of paper – and the use of so many varieties of paper — made so much of this ceaseless experimentation possible, because it was always so ready and easily to hand.
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One psychological theory contends that repeating a pleasurable experience is more likely to make you feel happy overall than a restless search for constant novelty — which seems counterintuitive, particularly in a capitalist culture in which a ceaseless churn of newness is an economic imperative, whether it's trading in for a new car every few years or subscribing to a streaming service for a catalog of "content" you'd need several lifetimes to sit through.
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It's chillingly easy to envision a future of mutual assured terror, a multipolar world in which nations and terror cells and drug cartels and starry-eyed cults alike have the capability to inflict faraway havoc on thousands and constant dread on millions, a smoldering kaleidoscopic landscape of dozens of factions enmeshed in tit-for-tat vengeance and vendettas — ceaseless cycles of sporadic attacks which rarely kill more than a hundred, but send entire populations into perpetual fear and fury.
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Obama kept returning to three basic themes: that Trump will be given every opportunity to succeed, thanks to the tutelage Obama and his team will be providing, and the fact Trump won't be inheriting massive crises—which should give him the kind of running room Obama never enjoyed; that the work of a presidency is ceaseless, and much of it highly detail-oriented; and finally that Trump's grasp of what he's been elected to do is at best remedial.
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Walking along the closed streets of Hebron, through the checkpoints and among the heavily armed settlers, I saw the familiar look of shock on their faces as they experienced apartheid in person: the streets divided in half with one side for Jews and the other for Palestinians, the doors of Palestinian shops sealed shut by the Israeli military, the detention of Palestinian civilians for no reason, and the ceaseless taunting and harassment from settlers directed at a community just trying to survive.
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Everything about van Gogh tells of hard labor: the countryside where he preached, and the grinding routine of its inhabitants; the postures of the diggers and the weavers whom he drew there; the monochrome murk of the early paintings, which have never received their due on film; the ceaseless travail with color, once he went south; the constant want of money; the conflicts with his fellow-painters and with regular citizens; and the pressures that built up within him—his heart, his skull, his vulnerable gut.
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The headaches are ceaseless: His play to get Pete Decker to turn on Bobby has yielded no specific incidents of insider trading that can be tied to Bobby; his aggressive effort to pull Decker's case from the Eastern District has alienated a senior employee, who has subsequently leaked both his case against Bobby and his conflict-of-interest to the press; his right-hand man, Bryan, is pestering him about his personal connection to the case, too; and his overwhelming sense of shame has him beelining to the nearest S&M club.
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Few thoughts slide in and out of my brain like the rancid slop of last night's ill-advised fried gristle and chips with as much terror and regularity as the thought that this weekend coming I might find myself stood in a queue, absolutely fucking desperate for a shit, and that I am going to have to wipe someone else's piss off the seat, and sit there, trousers and pants down by my ankles, trying to shit, all the while putting up with the ceaseless barrage of door-knocking an and hurry-upping.
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Mr. Lindbergh's most recent high-profile assignment was to shoot monochrome portraits of 15 notable subjects — including the climate change campaigner Greta Thunberg, the actress Jane Fonda and the model Adut Akech — for the September issue of British Vogue, which was guest-edited by Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex 20183 Photos View Slide Show ' "His ability to see real beauty in people, and the world, was ceaseless, and will live on through the images he created," Edward Enninful, the editor of British Vogue, wrote in a tribute on Vogue's website.
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Some might argue that it's sad when The Who trot our their remaining members for their ceaseless retirement, or when Mick Jagger's prance becomes slower with every tour, or uncomfortable when a septuagenarian Chubby Checker demonstrates his current abilities in the twisting department (which is something I actually witnessed and mostly appreciated last summer), but the potential for second-hand embarrassment that you might get out of these events if you're less inclined to let old guys continue to try to be rock stars isn't quite the same as the existential angst an combat fan can feel watching an accomplished fighter become a shadow of his former self like B.J. Penn did in his third fight against Frankie Edgar in 2014.
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The result is the evident skewing of editorial judgment we see in favor of stories where media interests are most at stake: where Clinton gets ceaseless scrutiny for conducting public business on a private email server; Trump gets sustained negative coverage for several weeks when his campaign manager allegedly batters a reporter; where Clinton appears to faint, but the story becomes about when it was appropriate for her to disclose her pneumonia diagnosis; where because of her illness, she and Trump will both be hounded about their medical records, and Trump will be further hounded for his tax returns—but where bombshell stories about the ways Trump used other people's charity dollars for personal enrichment have a hard time breaking through.
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