If centering women in narrative is a political act, then centering marginalized women is doubly so.
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Barbashev made his NHL debut centering the Blues' fourth line.
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Why are the Daniels so into stories centering around butts?
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It's a special moment; one of beauty, change, and centering.
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Take, for example, the controversy centering on her ethnic heritage.
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He redirected a centering pass from Drew Doughty past Hellebuyck.
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SPIRITUAL CENTERING Then we go to St. John the Divine.
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Centering the controversy was white YouTuber and influencer Emma Hallberg.
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As individuals, we can stop amplifying and centering on abusers.
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Adrian Kempe stole Alex Galchenyuk's centering pass in the Los Angeles zone and took the puck all the way down the right side on a two-on-one before centering to Lizotte for the redirection.
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Eric Swalwell centering the launch of his campaign around gun control.
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It's just about being equal and not centering one person out.
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I could quantify solid reasons, largely centering on cost and talent.
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What would follow were numerous new titles centering on women superheroes.
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That research converted Crockett from Centering skeptic to full-blown evangelist.
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What was the intention in centering those themes in the film?
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There he completed several first-person books centering on railroad travel.
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CENTERING I pop into this meditation center, MNDFL, for a class.
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And, yet again, they are centering the debate around Asian Americans.
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The next political showdown is already centering on Barr's decision making.
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It's good for us, as something kind of primal and centering.
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So if you are centering that, you have to do it early.
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Their intention is centering humans, specifically women of color, in technological advancements.
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" He wrote a book centering on the "global war against radical Islam.
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He scored from right in front off a centering pass from Bailey.
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It's about de-centering whiteness as the baseline of humanity and relation.
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It required knowledge and careful calculation for margins, headers, footers, centering, etc.
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ET at a St. Louis Fed-sponsored event centering on community banking.
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Backstrom was behind the goal and trying to make a centering pass.
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In fact, we've already seen a successful lawsuit centering on climate change.
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The progressive left is centering workers' issues in the 2020 presidential primary.
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CENTERING The earliest that I wake up on a Sunday is 8.
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Hughes' assist came when he tipped Matt Tennyson's centering pass toward Wood.
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He was set up by Colton Sceviour's centering feed from behind the net.
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We need to stop centering conversations about body-positivity around health in general.
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Frans Nielsen sent a centering pass to DeKeyser, who scored from the slot.
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Centering on the white racism perception of you is futile, distracting and corrosive.
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Nia Parker, 17, said that the challenge comes in centering the body's weight.
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But the very fact that I'm centering the black body makes it Afrofuturist.
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NASA is currently centering time and resources on the Journey to Mars initiative.
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And an apology is a way of centering yourself in your own humanity.
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He converted a centering pass from Conor Sheary to make it 4-1.
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So is VR meditation the future of centering yourself in the real world?
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I wonder whether centering Ringgold might have been a more thought-provoking choice.
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The fact that we're centering around a real basketball player and real games.
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Whoopi Goldberg is bringing a new reality show centering on transgender models to Oxygen.
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"They're centering themselves in those moments to walk out on stage," he tells us.
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And why is Apple adamant on not centering the digital crown on its smartwatches?
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Bonadio launched the corruption investigation centering on the real estate partnership on April 8.
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Grant's centering pass from near the end boards set up a shot by Sheahan.
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Although I could appreciate them centering mothers and families in the police shooting narrative.
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Many of the cars&apos lane-centering systems failed, especially on curves or hills.
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Centering the narrative on resistance fighters might bring overdue attention to the civilian experience.
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Despite these videos centering on reviewing tea products, YouTube marked these videos as restricted.
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One of the great privileges of minimalist art is the centering of one's attention.
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Romance novels can be, and often are, extremely feminist, centering women's experiences and agency.
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CENTERING Around 1, we head back home so James can take his afternoon nap.
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Alex Killorn swooped in and fired a centering pass to Cirelli atop the crease.
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They make centering the rights, voices, and leadership of women and girls a necessity.
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And the answer raised new questions about Trump, mostly centering on the Mediterranean Sea.
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It is the largest oral history of its kinda centering transgender and gender nonconforming people.
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This galaxy is an exception, centering around a black hole with a very low mass.
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This galaxy is an exception, centering around a black hole with a very low mass.
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TUFFEST launched last year in Seattle, centering women and non-binary people in electronic music.
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But when will filmmakers start centering their queerness, and all its complications, in the telling?
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Activist David Hogg criticized the media for centering the stories of white gun control activists.
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My thought bubble: Lincoln's lane-centering technology is not a hands-off highway system, though.
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He added that centering a debate entirely on climate change could carry a political cost.
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They showed that only 8 percent of the Centering patients were having their babies early.
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In other words, instead of centering the film on humans, the main character is water.
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Johansson fired a centering pass that caromed off the streaking Carlson's skate and past Bobrovsky.
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Lynch described the meeting to reporters as "primarily social," centering around talk about his grandchildren.
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A plot centering on a false accusation could cut against the principle of believing women.
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It can also give you time to practice some daily mindfulness, grounding and centering yourself.
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Advocates say centering white-collar employees in the shorter workweek discussion hurts low-wage workers.
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"Centering prayer is all about heartfulness, which is a little different from mindfulness," the Rev.
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One night a few weeks ago, I spent an hour watching dozens of centering videos.
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At level 2, "driver support features" include steering and brake/acceleration support and lane centering.
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How do you execute this ambition of centering marginalized voices and making science more inclusive?
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He circled the net and threw a centering pass toward Scott Laughton driving the net.
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Point's centering pass for Nikita Kucherov deflected off a defenseman's stick and between Reimer's pads.
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He won't be biting his tongue and taking big, deep, centering breaths, like Barack Obama.
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"There's a way to normalize and validate grief without centering on yourself," Ms. DeCristofaro said.
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Mr. Iglesias is a party to one of several court cases centering on Mr. Villarejo.
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Koivu's centering pass deflected off Fiala's skate near the left post and into the net.
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It is an exclusive nationalism centering on hating foreigners and difference, xenophobia by another name.
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The Bruins have a superb top line with Patrice Bergeron centering Brad Marchand and David Pastrnak.
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They're both movies-turned-franchises centering on black actors, both in their original and current incarnations.
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Her work is representational' centering on the figure' still life' and landscape' as seen through a.
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Electricity providers said they were working to fix dozens of separate power outages centering on Auckland.
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By centering the conversation on her physical attractiveness, it belittles the rest of what she does.
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One of the best cures for career malaise is centering your career around compassion and imagination.
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Now, Seales is ready to bring her smart humor centering Black women to a popular platform.
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Jay Inslee: Inslee is centering his work on environmental issues and the threat of climate change.
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After a centering pass from Mike Ribeiro, Neal used Wild defenseman Ryan Suter as a screen.
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This time centering on the country's largest ethnic minority: the Kurds and their push for independence.
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The assist came from Derek MacKenzie, whose centering pass was a few inches off the ice.
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He has been centering a line with Marner, and practicing on the power play with Matthews.
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Others, like Ilya Bolotowsky, brought related European movements centering on non-objective abstraction and universal idealism.
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It is the approach to player development, centering less on results and more on individual progress.
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Instead of centering around Google's home AI, however, the system is essentially powered by Microsoft Teams.
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His centering attempt zipped toward the crease, and Rinne, a deft puckhandler, thrust out his stick.
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For Nori, this means centering visuals on the people most immediately impacted by the climate crisis.
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The diplomatic flurry might take domestic attention off two corruption investigations centering on Netanyahu in Israel.
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At 3:13, Scott Wilson scored when a centering pass caromed off Predators center Vernon Fiddler.
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Texier converted Cam Atkinson's centering feed to halve the deficit 633:13 into the third period.
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South Florida Wildlife Center: The group is centering its efforts on animals affected by the storm.
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Unless, of course, we stop centering our whole economy on the business of screwing people over.
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D-Centering Whiteness takes the form of a loosely structured, improvisational conversation between the two artists.
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On Sunday, there will be the somber Remembrance Day services centering on Whitehall's War Memorial, the Cenotaph.
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Centering their voices is critical to creating policy that reduces exploitation and prevents trafficking before it happens.
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Not even the rise in female artists centering the experiences and voices of women can curve it.
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The channel will feature long-form programming centering around community, home, garden, food, wellness, entrepreneurialism and design.
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One way she's been centering her life is taking a break from her pop star music career.
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Trump departed Washington as controversies swirled, all centering on the alleged ties between his campaign and Russia.
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In her essay for Electric Lit, writer Jennifer Baker summarized the deep issues behind centering Black trauma.
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In the spirit of Baldwin's centering of black experiences, they force everyone to see things our way.
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This led him, along with William Meninger and Basil Pennington, to develop the practice of centering prayer.
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He's also more patient with himself, centering himself by using apps like Headspace or going on runs.
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The next court decision — centering on the family's voting rights — is expected in the next few months.
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His backhanded centering pass deflected off the skate of Chicago defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson and into the net.
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The prize comes with $100,000, which Mr. Rakowitz would use for his continued work centering on Iraq.
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"Re-centering" would be the most likely form of easing the central bank would take, analysts say.
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Monday night offered little of the sort, centering all the drama inside the Radio City Music Hall.
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The award sparked debates centering on the question: What is the Nobel Prize in literature even for?
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It's just another instance of taking a movement about the mistreatment of women and centering it around men.
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Then get to know him or her by asking good questions rather than centering the conversation on yourself.
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His centering pass deflected off the outstretched stick of Myers' partner, Toby Enstrom, and past goalie Connor Hellebuyck.
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The instrument cluster is unique to Toyota, however, and features a more classic design, centering around the tachometer.
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The Oilers eventually scored at 229:2014 when McDavid's centering pass banked in off Kings defenseman Derek Forbort.
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A place where we could imagine anti-racist Jewish culture, centering Jewish people of color, Mizrahim, and Sephardim.
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But Ovechkin tied it with 6:10 remaining by finishing off a quick centering pass from T.J. Oshie.
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The Bold Type did it by centering its character's jobs on that exact news cycle and its messages.
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Grasping at the concept without critically examining it, or actually de-centering white men, usually creates insincere inclusivity.
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After Kreider pressured Ekholm into the giveaway, he dished it to Zibanejad and Fast converted a centering pass.
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All of those ideas of needing to grow up, but centering it around the death of Mr. Roosevelt.
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That's the benefit of centering the show on an entertainment news program, more than a nightly hard newscast.
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It combines adaptive cruise control and lane-centering technology to drive hands-free on pre-mapped interstate highways.
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Nurse skated behind the net with a pass from Maroon and threw a centering pass to the net.
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Centering the jibing sounds is French in full reflection, coated in Auto-Tune and crooning through his thoughts.
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Both films are told as a feminist fantasy, centering Goyette's experiences, as she directs and acts in both.
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Scheifele's first goal of the season came from point-blank range after a centering pass from Brandon Tanev.
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By centering pain management on individual patients, we can give them a voice in the decision-making process.
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The attacks distracted the United States, centering its attention on the Middle East and away from China's expansion.
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I think that more than anything centering Detroit techno, with Movement, is a really great place for that.
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Emptying your mind and centering your awareness no longer feels impossible -- and it may help you relax. Nap.
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This is how you fight #MeToo: by focusing on the pain it's causing men, by centering their suffering.
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Meanwhile, New York City is in a well-documented transit crisis, mostly centering around its crumbling subway system.
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With 803 minutes to play, he headed the ball into his arm as he defended a centering pass.
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The militants paraded through the streets of Raqqa on June 30, 2014, centering their demonstrations on Naem Square.
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He has denied wrongdoing in connection with a graft scandal centering on the 1Malaysia Development Berhad state fund.
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Even with Ms. Mikel's centering presence, though, this play, too, spins out, primarily into New Agey self-indulgence.
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And across the group, the top issues are relatively consistent, centering on health care and student loan debt.
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Legitimate concerns about TikTok have been raised, including by high-profile senators, centering on censorship and sensitive data.
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McKinley's testimony may also factor into Democrats' consideration of an article of impeachment centering on obstruction of Congress.
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But by centering women and bringing femininely coded imagery to the presidential race, Gillibrand went into uncharted territory.
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McDavid opened the scoring 28 seconds in, with his centering pass deflecting off a defenseman and past Quick.
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Centering on the person with the least power in the narrative was really important — someone you almost ignored.
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Some people find that centering works better if they put their attention in the region of the heart.
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Teravainen's centering pass set up Hamilton in the slot, and the latter's shot trickled through Bobrovsky's five-hole.
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We're centering our work around fresh ways of empowering those working on the ground to support these girls.
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The relationship, one of America's longest-running in the Arab world, began in 1933, centering on oil exploration.
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But the Met Gala's themes can be controversial and problematic, ignoring the contributions of marginalized cultures and centering whiteness.
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Pena Nieto, his wife and his finance minister have all been accused of conflicts of interest centering on properties.
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The march, on the ground, has often been centering white women, so there are disconnects on multiple levels there.
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On Friday, Ganni presented its fall 2019 collection titled "Life On Earth," centering on sustainability and the global #GanniGirl.
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By centering girls, and prioritizing their desires, wishes, and failures, they declare that these experiences are worth capturing onscreen.
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Hazony and Brog are centering the movement in a new foundation named after the Anglo-Irish philosopher Edmund Burke.
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It's known as a portrait of teen angst, centering on yet another inevitably male-and-misunderstood "chosen one" hero.
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In reality, brands are re-centering and adjusting their clothing dimensions so they can make clothes for their customers.
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When the speed picks up, it goes back to being a lane-centering system with extremely smooth adaptive cruise.
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Lane-centering technology, which detects lane markings on the road to help keep the vehicle centered, is also available.
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We are centering youth and climate in the national conversation, and then taking that momentum to create real change.
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"The Never to be Forgotten" (1971), another part of the TV series, furthers Arnold's project of centering cultural marginalia.
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We are prepared, we are coordinated, and we are centering local leadership as we assemble our methods of response.
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The new season is leaving behind the college campus setting, with the action this time centering on a hospital.
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Bitcoin has been buffeted this year by a series of negative headlines centering around increased scrutiny by global regulators.
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Bozak cut to the front of the net to convert a Sammy Blais' centering pass from the left corner.
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And Republicans think they may be able to gain traction with other bills centering on transparency and small business.
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For now, she writes that her centering ritual is the tradition of a Sunday gathering of friends and family.
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"It's not a one-sided American nationalism, it's a re-centering on sovereignty that's really, really important," Gingrich said.
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Katell Quillévéré's "Heal the Living" stars Tahar Rahim and Emmanuelle Seignier in a drama centering on an organ transplant.
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Some jobs obviously require sobriety or something close to it, especially those centering on the use of dangerous machinery.
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He said the investigators' questions were directed at whether incidents crossed legal boundaries, rather than centering on irresponsible behavior.
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In view of that trauma, focusing on the creeping smoke dozens of miles downwind can feel oddly self-centering.
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The Supreme Court is expected eventually to take up an ongoing case centering on Harvard University's affirmative action policies.
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In centering their midterm election strategy on a strong economy, Republicans face a challenge: history shows it doesn't work.
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Several novels were biographical, centering around subjects like Aaron Burr's daughter ("My Theodosia") and John of Gaunt's mistress ("Katherine").
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Black Panther is so enticing because it hopefully suggests a shift in centering white men as saviors of the world.
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Well, it's more like they're fighting back against it with the season centering on women vying for a black suitor.
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Mock's first time directing on Pose, for example, led to a slate of future groundbreaking Netflix shows centering trans characters.
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In the months following Fox's decision to sell, New Fox has clarified its focus, centering itself around news and sports.
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By centering his camera inside a spatially manipulated collage of bodies, he only teases the presence of flesh, of touch.
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The Feminist Art Project's annual "Crossroads" conference was a day of panels and performances centering queer, female, and Indigenous experiences.
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With her last two albums, she's been centering her work around her life and Black issues, bringing the mainstream along.
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But what about partially automated vehicles, equipped with features such as lane centering, adaptive cruise control and automatic emergency braking?
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I've taken the liberty of rounding up some of the quintessential films, across genres, centering on Black women and femmes.
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Well, all are within the parameters of the map's breakout section, but the centering of the map is also interesting.
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F Daniel O'Regan was recalled from the Barracuda of the AHL and made his season debut centering the fourth line.
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And by centering black stories, they're all taking back Axé music, making the people at its roots visible above ground.
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As she heads to Rio with her team, Press says she has no plans to skip her centering yoga practice.
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Killorn scored his fourth goal of the series by tipping Kucherov's centering pass from the left corner over Schneider's stick.
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It is a battering ram that moves through the plot, centering all action, demanding that we pay attention to it.
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At this point, centering all the ire on Roman Reigns, as the internet is wont to do, is too much.
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Centering your hand on grips is much harder than it sounds, often requiring leaning, crouching, and occasionally real physical jumping.
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Brock Nelson (10 points) has been centering a thriving line between Brassard and the 823-year-old winger Anthony Beauvillier.
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He headed for the Los Angeles net and redirected a centering pass from below the goal line by Artturi Lehkonen.
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Sustainability is key, according to Leuschner, with Tier's ambitions centering on making its transportation offering better to prevent climate change.
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The series brings "Watchmen" into the near-future, centering the narrative around racial division and the rise of white supremacy.
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Centering the drama of an episode on one character is always risky — they had better be deserving of our attention.
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"Joe Biden is centering Charlottesville and the fight against white nationalism in his 2020 campaign," the group tweeted Thursday morning.
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Centering your mind and body is a crucial move before navigating through a mentally and physically taxing festival like Coachella.
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Halfway through our month-long podcast centering entirely around Drake, it's time to ask: Is Drake listening to this podcast?
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We're looking forward to re-centering that movement aspect; not just social justice, but our internal spiritual lives as well.
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Seeking out her birth parents and finding answers has been a "centering" experience, she said, despite the pain and disappointment.
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Inside, the village-like compilation of structures opens purposefully to the elements, centering on an open courtyard filled with breezes.
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On one very straightforward level, "Wendy" is also kind of a Captain Hook origin story, centering on Wendy's brother James.
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I was just writing and I started to see these three main themes and ideas that I was centering around.
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I am so glad it's back in print for a new generation craving this kind of centering and elevated consciousness.
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It's a wonderful feeling, and very centering, to be back at Georgetown trying to light the same spark for others.
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Instead, "Wild Things" is relaxed, discursive and personal, a survey course centering on the writers to whom Handy especially responds.
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The president's attorneys, instead, want Mueller to limit the scope of his questioning to questions centering on collusion with Russia.
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Left winger Gabriel Landeskog's deflection of a centering pass by center Carl Soderberg made it 2-0 at 10:10.
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Be completely here and now in the present moment, centering your attention exclusively on what you are doing and feeling.
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Indeed the new drama "Queen & Slim" depicts black womanhood without undercooked idiosyncrasies, all while centering a dark-skinned female lead.
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Carlson made it 4-2 when he redirected a centering pass from Michal Kempny 42 seconds into the third period.
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The way we think about it is, Code2040 is centering two groups that have been historically excluded: Blacks and Latinos.
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Assuming an audience's prior knowledge of Mexican culture and major events is a powerful way of centering the Mexican experience.
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Mika Rottenberg explores capitalist banality through video and installations centering international labor's "invisible people," using grotesque renderings of dystopian kitsch.
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Life-Size 2 successfully passes the Bechdel test, though it does so by centering the conversation on dolls and on Christmas.
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The centering of violent legacies made "fertile ground for festival discussions," as suggested by North Points senior programmer Samara Grace Chadwick.
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Senators fired questions at Stumpf, some centering on why the bank allowed the problems to fester for years before taking action.
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My father-in-law's story intersects with several issues in healthcare, all of them centering on how hospitals and patients interact.
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The move is more about re-centering herself, and who can blame Keke after her hectic few months in Los Angeles?
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It has just been announced by Wolfsburg director Klaus Allofs that Kruse has a snacking problem centering on a Nutella addiction.
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And TBS recently wrapped up a two-month televised eSports tournament centering around the game, with a prize pool of $250,000.
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At least a dozen full-time staffers have quit amid internal disputes centering around Weaver, who was also Sanders's campaign manager.
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Gaudette made it 4-0 at 5:11 of the second, centering the puck into the crease from the left wing.
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A series can be groundbreaking for its storytelling and centering of Blackness without breaking our hearts and spirits in the process.
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Two, it achieved this feat while also centering on a religious concept, never for a moment shying away from Stormzy's faith.
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She's the founder of Zero Hour, which focuses on centering the voices of diverse youth in climate and environmental justice conversations.
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St. Louis answered at 11:46 of the session as Sundqvist deposited defenseman Michael Del Zotto's backhanded centering feed past Bernier.
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I am a huge proponent of visualizing what you want, including a specific time, and centering yourself around these intentions daily.
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The move is more about re-centering herself—and who can blame Keke after her hectic few months in Los Angeles?
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It's an issue of compounded misogyny/ trans misogyny, and the media's obsession with centering cis-passing trans binary people, particularly women.
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Lindberg gave New York the advantage 7:46 into the second period as he quickly beat Dubnyk after Miller's centering pass.
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The same paradox applies to obsession, which, despite centering on a cool, interesting other person, is a deeply self-absorbed enterprise.
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For me, I won't italicize Urdu words I use because I am centering Muslim and South Asian people in my work.
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During this period he focused more on centering prayer, holding workshops and retreats to promote it to clergy and lay people.
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We can't wait for white folks to decide that our trauma is worth centering on when we know that it's happening.
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Later, at the wheel, I had a breakthrough; because I had absorbed the online potters' tricks, centering had clicked for me.
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Diaz claims the form — its imagery, its language — and makes it her own, centering the experiences of queer women of color.
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The most prevalent emotion has been disgust, with many of those mentions centering around hand-washing and racism toward Chinese people.
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A view of "Delacroix" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, centering on "Medea About to Kill Her Children (Medée furieuse)," 18403.
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These identities are constantly in flux, shielding and re-centering, playing with one another in a delicate dance to protect me.
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Prosecutors have launched high-profile investigations against two senior officials from the prior administration centering on suspected misuse of public funds.
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A minute into the second half, Allan Cruz took a centering pass from Brandon Vasquez to get Cincinnati on the board.
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CAMILLE A. BROWN & DANCERS The choreographer presents "ink," the final in a trilogy of works centering on culture, race and identity.
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And that involves centering the person that's in front of us, and meeting the needs of that person in that moment.
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However, Biden has faced some criticism for centering much of his campaign on his willingness and ability to work with Republicans.
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" That's because "Hansard," centering on the jibes and ripostes of a married couple, specifically recalls Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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A month later, an item on the White House blog reported Obama's support for the alternative proposal centering on IRS data.
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The book is called "Amazon Jeff&aposs Big Discovery," and takes place in the rainforest, centering on a deer named Jeff.
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The first came when Malkin made a quick centering pass to Hagelin, who scored from between the circles at 9:28.
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A giveaway by Adam McQuaid led to Mike Hoffman centering to Zibanejad for an easy redirect, Zibanejad's 21st of the season.
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Dr. West has been highly critical of Mr. Coates, for instance, for not centering capitalism in his analyses of white supremacy.
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I would add that centering equity and access at museums in a structural sense is the only way to future relevance.
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The lawyers cited exhaustive media coverage centering in part on whether the suspect was an illegal immigrant, as prosecutors have said.
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SNL was similarly dismissive, centering their frustration around the fact that its most widely known as the font for the Avatar movies.
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Within Waco, Antioch has taken on a position that, depending on who you talk to, is either life-centering or psychologically destructive.
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In de-centering our human perspective, the soil narratives approach the study of science and of history from an offbeat, creative angle.
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Bogado discussed what current protests can teach us about centering race in environmental journalism and the importance of amplifying indigenous people's stories.
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I also want to see us centering (on) working people in the United States to stem income inequality (and) tackle climate change.
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With Dago García (Pedro el escamoso, El Paseo) as executive producer, Siempre Bruja stands out for centering, and humanizing, a black witch.
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It's worth noting this was a departure from Burke's initial vision of a movement centering around low-income Black and Brown girls.
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By centering the show's focus on the "villains", who were often covering up a catastrophic mistake, Mr Mercurio divided the audience's loyalty.
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To be very clear about this, I'm not saying that all shows centering on female friendship are trying to be Broad City.
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Centering on two teenagers from opposing street gangs who fall in love, the story is based on William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
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The power forward put home a centering pass from Eichel to make it 5-3 on his fourth goal of the year.
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Later came National Lampoon's Van Wilder, PCU, and Old School, all centering on a booze-filled house teeming with wild frat boys.
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French and German regulators have already sounded off about Facebook's new project with concerns centering around privacy, money laundering, and financing terrorism.
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A VR headset supplants your natural vision, obscuring the real world and re-centering your sense of self in the game world.
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Volkswagen's new fix, centering on the catalytic converter, may indicate that the carmaker expects the regulatory bodies to reject its initial plans.
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And what we've added to that is centering the idea of intersectionalism, intersectional feminism which means that women are not a monolith!
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OITNB took it a step further with the aforementioned characters by de-centering their weight as the main part of their stories.
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In the week ahead, there will be some pretty important data points, with the most important ones centering on the inflation outlook.
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The story, centering on a small Colorado town, Vanadium, begins with an explosion and a mudslide that destroys most of Main Street.
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Some vehicles already in the public domain have automated braking with adjustable speed control as well as lane centering and lane changing.
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The new Disney Plus TV show "The Mandalorian" surprised fans by centering on a baby creature that looks like a tiny Yoda.
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This scene reminds you how good Mr. Szalay is on status details, both high and low, many of them centering on food.
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Talk is centering around whether Philly Fans are trash bags, and whether they are living up to their widely known national reputation.
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Although these are crucial strides in amplifying exposure for Latinx artists, platforms centering marginalized voices within the Latinx community are heavily needed.
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The Los Angeles Superior Court jury's verdict came in the first trial centering on claims that J&J's talc products contained asbestos.
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Though the playwright Jesse Eisenberg usually writes about awful people, he's centering his latest New Group play on a less awful one.
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Thursday's presentation focused on the first article of impeachment against Trump, centering on his alleged abuses of the powers of the presidency.
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By centering the latest series on the the return of Patrick Stewart's beloved captain, Star Trek: Picard promises both nostalgia and reassurance.
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Each February, Black History Month subverts conventional narratives of American history by centering the grandeur and travails of the black freedom struggle.
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But in centering these issues in its narrative, Baldur's Gate 3's attempts at relatable pathos risk coming across as alienating prurience.
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And we could construct the story without it hinging and centering on Jane Doe, and that was really important to me too.
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Johansen made it 217-258 when he scored off a centering pass from Josi with 228 seconds left in the opening period.
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They went ahead at 5 minutes 31 seconds when Zuccarello, stationed low between the circles, converted a nifty centering pass from Zibanejad.
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"I think about how many of these black women have been instrumental in centering black trans and queer people's work," she said.
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Martinook made it 2-0 at 7:30, taking a centering pass from Clark Bishop alone in the slot and beating McElhinney.
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Our Bieber sources say in the last 2 weeks the singer has had "an epiphany" about centering himself with religion and nature.
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Two For The Money has the burden of being very loosely inspired by a true story, and centering around two compelling characters.
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Set in the Ozark in Arkansas True Detective season three will span three decades, centering on a case involving two missing children.
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To me, assuming an audience's prior knowledge of Mexican culture and major events is a powerful way of centering the Mexican experience.
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The French election was hugely significant for the country's future as well, centering on fundamental value questions like tolerance and French identity.
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Colton Sissons brought the Predators within two goals at 7:12 of the third period when he tapped in Roman Josi's centering pass.
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Rantanen tried a centering pass but it went off Philadelphia rookie defenseman Robert Hagg's stick and behind Neuvirth for the go-ahead goal.
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It was a day filled with ceremonies, deeply considered conversations, and moving performances, centering female, queer, and Indigenous experiences of the art world.
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He is not James Harden, Russell Westbrook, or Kawhi Leonard, franchise-centering mastodons who've shown they can carry lesser talent on their shoulders.
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Ryan Strome's cross-crease centering feed found the stick of DeAngelo, who converted from in close for his third goal of the season.
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Centering on a group of friends in middle school, the short film captures just how complicated, tense, and fraught girl groups can be.
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In the context of centering personhood (both her own and her audience's) within Piper's work, let me say a few things about myself.
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Ahead of the new season, TLC will air a one-hour special centering on the wedding of Zach Roloff and his wife Tori.
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St. Louis' Tyler Bozak converted Patrick Maroon's centering feed to forge a tie at 235 with 093 seconds remaining in the third period.
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And the normalization has occurred with a massive unresolved scandal centering on the possibility of a thrown election in coordination with the Russians.
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Some opt for de-radicalization programs seeking to reintegrate jihadists—like Denmark, which has developed a system centering on deterring returnees from violence.
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"The 3.1 percent may appear a big drop, but overall core orders held firm, centering on manufacturers," said a senior Cabinet Office official.
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She's a part of it, complicit to the deception, though the fact that she's centering herself is no longer cute, fun or endearing.
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Because the centering of Europe is baked into the architecture of these institutions, some may not see the connection to white supremacy today.
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Still, House Democrats have no alternative but to build a public case, centering, most probably, on Mr Trump's efforts to pressure Mr Zelensky.
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On Sunday, Insider published a story centering on the brutal beating of a server at LA celebrity hotspot Delilah, and the ensuing lawsuit.
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CENTERING Like I do every morning, I begin Sundays by doing a combination of meditation and prayer for a half-hour or so.
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Inadequate salary compensation, perceived bullying from an extremely hands-on founder, and problems centering around healthcare and human resources are all serious conflicts.
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Still, there is something refreshing about a plot like this centering largely around three women, with no obvious love interest or sexual tension.
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By centering on the human figures, the engraving embraces the age-old belief that the natural world exists only to serve human needs.
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The United States tries to resolve this contradiction by violence — centering on mass incarceration — with its ancillaries of capital punishment and police killings.
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TD's specialty has been on the small RIA market, centering on firms with fewer than $100 million in assets under management, Sarch said.
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He helped found Contemplative Outreach, a network of people who practice centering prayer, in 1984 and was its president from 1985 to 1999.
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By modifying the architecture of the Art Institute of Chicago with an immersive installation, we are complicating and de-centering the colonial discourse.
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Fact: Watching a cat balance a cotton swab on its nose is just as calming and centering as going to a yoga class.
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Even Mr. Cuarón's "Roma," centering on a middle-class family in early 1970s Mexico, includes what is known as the Corpus Christi Massacre.
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More broadly, the sources of anti-immigrant anxiety appear to be cultural, centering on crime and American identity rather than on economic grievance.
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They will use Thursday to focus specifically on the first article of impeachment against Trump, centering on his alleged abuses of the powers.
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Fan art centering around the concept of a show about two roommates (an outgoing, flirtatious asexual and a socially awkward pansexual) went viral.
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The top two lines featured Joe Thornton centering Patrick Marleau and Joe Pavelski while Logan Couture was between Joonas Donskoi and Jannik Hansen.
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Kotkaniemi doubled the advantage 2:24 into the second period after one-timing Artturi Lehkonen's centering feed in the high slot past Smith.
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Bozak cut to his right from the left circle to convert a centering pass from Thomas, who had doubled back behind the net.
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However, Zucker re-established a two-goal lead with 18 seconds left before the second intermission, redirecting a centering pass from Marcus Pettersson.
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Lael Brainard is also on the Hill, scheduled to testify before the House Financial Services Committee in a hearing centering on financial stability.
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There really is a kind of pan-European far-right bloc forming, centering on leaders like Hungary's Viktor Orbán and Italy's Matteo Salvini.
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In particular, if you look at how Russian Doll uses men, you'll realize how deep the series' interest in centering women's perspectives goes.
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The steampunk aesthetic also finds expression in Aaron Ristau's Lens Centering Machine, which looks like a late 19th century sci-fi ray gun.
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Yager's work is more personal than political, though perhaps even in our post–same sex marriage era, centering a gay couple is itself political.
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Defenseman Connor Murphy dropped deep in the zone, took a centering pass from Dylan Strome and blasted the puck past the glove of Price.
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A new magnetic retention and self-centering system is being implemented so the drone can land on the roof while the car speeds along.
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Yet amid the adrenaline rush, it is also important to question the purpose of staging and centering these gruesome moments of anti-Black violence.
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He has since fixated on demanding NFL players stand for the national anthem, centering his views around the song and respect for the flag.
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The idea here is to become the Salesforce of the design world, with the entire industry centering around this company and its various offerings.
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If people aren't slamming celebrities who hire nannies for being lazy, they're busy centering the conversation around controversial (and, in some cases, alleged) affairs.
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Its diplomatic efforts have deftly changed the conversation from one centering on Assad's removal to the conditions under which he will stay in power.
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Other available assistance features include a lane centering system and evasive steering assist, which tries to automatically steer the car around a possible collision.
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Domestic distribution chief Nick Carpou said the new storyline — centering on a renegade sorority led by Chloe Moretz' party-obsessed character — resonated among attendees.
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Producer Will Packer, who has long been aware of the festival's impact, was the one who wanted to make a movie centering on Essence.
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Buchnevich settled Mika Zibanejad's centering feed before beating Hart from the doorstep to open the scoring with 3:35 remaining in the first period.
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The women are reactionary to the men, solely there to be fillers between drama centering around the men and their much more fulfilling lives.
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Packed heavy with collaborations, the album leans on a variety of different sounds while consistently centering around on his penchant for instrumental glitch-bass.
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Steve Ott retired, but I bet he could be enticed to play one more season centering a line with Luke Gazdic and Chris Neil.
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Amadio had given the Kings a 03-20 lead at 24:229 of the third period after he redirected a centering pass from Brown.
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Minnesota scored first when Fehr redirected a centering pass from Marcus Foligno during four-on-four play at 15:13 of the first period.
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Full of midcentury costumes and hotel neons, centering on an actual case of vertigo and conspiracy, they combine the elements of a Hitchcock film.
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Now, as Kucinich attempts a political comeback and officially announces his run for governor of Ohio on Wednesday, he's centering outreach to Trump's constituency.
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The camera has a pesky habit of auto-centering behind Wander for cinematic effect, but it's sometimes to the detriment of your puzzle-solving.
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Democratic strategist Maria Cardona said having a Latino candidate would galvanize the Hispanic community, particularly given controversies centering on immigration in the Trump presidency.
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Jared McCann, who currently is centering the third line, tallied on Saturday for his first goal in four games since returning from injured reserve.
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Democratic senators argued that more time would not change the fundamental disagreements centering on immigration, defense spending, and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
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The contents of the box are gender neutral and always different, centering around everyday essentials, fitness, health, and tech items — and they're always seasonal.
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Her sitcom has been hailed for paving the way for shows like Girls by centering on a single-by-choice woman with professional aspirations.
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The idea that centering on girls somehow excludes and hurts boys feeds the same sense of white male persecution that has given us Trumpism.
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As Nuotama Frances Bodomo's short film Afronauts debuts online, the director discusses de-centering hero narratives and the weaponizing of reality against African stories.
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BERLIN — Centering sound and language, Lawrence Abu Hamdan's compact exhibition at Hamburger Bahnhof is spread through two rooms, linked by a narrow, constructed hallway.
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It's a marvelously layered show centering on a series of unlikely relationships, in which the laughs come from character details more than punch lines.
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He took the puck behind the net and sent a centering pass to Mikael Backlund, whose shot from the slot was stopped by Ullmark.
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Mr. Gibson said he tends to look to the statue, along with the ferries, the water and the skyline, as a centering, familiar force.
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It consists of three acts, each centering on a momentous death: Zia's hanging of Benazir's father, the explosion of Zia's plane, and Benazir's assassination.
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The Blues tied the game 1-1 just 3:03 later when Bozak threw a centering pass toward Jordan Schwartz breaking to the net.
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Howden cut the lead to 3-2 when Chytil's centering pass from behind the net gave him a tap-in at the left post.
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Naturally, the bedroom had an en-suite bathroom, and this one was truly next level, centering around a jacuzzi bathtub complete with marble pillars.
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But the distance Raising Dion creates between the two elements by centering the story on the hero's normal mother makes the show feel disjointed.
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The candidates running for congressional seats in 2018 have figured this out and are centering their campaigns around keeping Republican's longstanding promise of repeal.
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While some LKA systems only apply steering when you're at risk of crossing a lane marking, many manufacturers offer systems with lane-centering capability.
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From the time he entered public life in the 1960s, Mr. Lester was periodically a lightning rod for controversies centering on race and religion.
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Coyle tied it when he one-timed a backhanded centering pass from Marcus Johansson into the net with 21:35 left to force overtime.
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It also joins a straight-up legion of streaming shows centering on millennial romance—there's Easy, Love, Master of None, Jane the Virgin, Insecure.
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While social media activism certainly helps, centering voices means making trans people the focus of conversations and stepping back so they can lead those conversations.
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A Daimler representative also told me that, while lane centering is on, the driver can even choose where the system places them in the lane.
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As Bishop scrambled back, Kahun's centering pass for linemate Sam Lafferty rebounded off Bishop and back to Kahun, who shoveled it in behind the goalie.
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So far, 19 of the 35 parents charged in the scandal — including Huffman — have pleaded guilty to charges largely centering around fraud or money laundering.
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High-level negotiations for a trade deal stalled, and conflict between the two countries have increasingly turned toward technology centering on Chinese tech giant Huawei.
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Lee Stempniak led a two-on-one break with Blandisi, and his centering pass was deflected to Henrique for his 22th goal of the season.
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Anaheim defenseman Erik Gudbranson was in the box for tripping when Anisimov tipped in Colin White's centering pass for his 10th goal of the season.
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St. Louis got the first goal of the game 7:07 into the first period when Schwartz tipped in a centering pass from Oskar Sundqvist.
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She recommends meditation apps like Headspace, which guide you through the basics of centering your thoughts and getting in touch with your breath and body.
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Image: RocketLabInstead of treating small satellites as an afterthought, Rocket Lab is centering on these projects, and the companies who want to launch them affordably.
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As with so much else that is mediated by the internet, the medium's dissociative effects prevent us from centering the humanity of the people involved.
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Kumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon, known for The Big Sick, are creating this half-hour anthology series centering around the everyday lives of immigrants.
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He poked the puck away from Matthews in the right corner and skated through the slot where he waited for the centering pass from Girgensons.
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But Nike is also in the middle of re-branding—they are centering the corporate brand on athletes who stand for something more than winning.
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These songs represent the beginning of each stage of this rehabilitation: centering myself, advocating for myself, and remaining unbothered, flexing all the newly attained muscle.
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Nevertheless, by centering his rhetoric on building barriers for people, ideas and information, Mr. Trump is tearing at the very fabric of the innovation community.
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In 2013, his brother, Khaled, came up with the idea of centering the film on a group of detainees, and they wrote the film together.
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He saved the puck from exiting the Montreal zone and then headed for the slot, scoring on a one-timer off Alex Iafallo's centering pass.
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YouTuber Gabbie Hanna issued an apology addressing parts of a drama centering around her, former Vine stars, and messaging fans with screenshots of private texts.
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Since those fields are changing so rapidly, Intel is centering its efforts on the big data component, figuring out how to best process the data.
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Centering black joy is how my organization, Color of Change PAC, has been able to help drive big changes in black voter turnout this year.
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However, this visibility can only happen in the emotional spaces held for each other and ultimately, in the physical spaces committed to centering Latinx voices.
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As they approached me, the moment felt incredibly new: I wondered if I have always been centering the wrong people in my approach to dating.
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Centering on a line with the fellow rookies Zach Hyman on the left and William Nylander on the right, his swooping style is immediately noticeable.
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The Rangers went ahead by 03-20 in the second period when Campbell accidentally deflected DeAngelo's centering pass into his own net with his skate.
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American Express, a case centering on a technical but critical question about how to analyze harmful conduct by firms that serve multiple groups of users.
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One of the things you often highlight is the importance of centering the voices of enslaved men and women in the story of American slavery.
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But I think centering those kinds of voices is crucial, and the interpretations that come from those voices, as a historian, that is the job.
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I suggest taking other issues into account, without going into detail, in a second article of impeachment that would accompany the one centering on Ukraine.
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Again, centering black and brown voices, obviously, something you talked about a lot in the past, both on social media and on podcasts and etc.
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"I feel like something as simple as recognizing yourself in the mirror could be centering at this time," providing a much needed sense of control.
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Centering a narrative on women leads, here, to a superior analysis of the overall subject, and this is a lesson with applications far beyond ISIS.
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That my son sees more power in centering his blackness over exploiting whatever white privilege he may ultimately be afforded is a thing of glory.
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Garland started the scoring at the eight-minute mark when his centering pass hit the skate of Vegas defenseman Nicolas Hague and bounced past Subban.
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Following Senate action, the AAA has been the target of an extraordinary misinformation campaign, with much of the unreliable commentary centering on free speech concerns.
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Anisimov gave the Senators a 3-1 lead with 1:19 remaining in the second period after one-timing Tyler Ennis' centering feed past Saros.
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"The global economy, centering on the United States and China, is on a firm footing," a manager of a textile maker wrote in the survey.
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" Ms. Ebersole said that for performers backstage as well as for many people in real life, "putting on makeup is a really great centering device.
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Barrie chased down a loose puck and made a quick centering pass from the bottom of the right circle that Soderberg redirected into the net.
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"In particular, if you look at how Russian Doll uses men, you'll realize how deep the series' interest in centering women's perspectives goes," he writes.
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Although the meme began with just one photo, stock photographers routinely create expansive photo series using the same models or centering on one major theme.
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One of the most memorable prints in A Third Gender features no wakashu at all, centering on two women on a couch with a dildo.
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For Fir Tree, founded in 14.53 by Jeff Tannenbaum, its campaign at JR Kyushu has been a multiyear battle centering on the company's use of cash.
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Comeau initiated scoring just 224:453 into the match, chipping Carl Soderberg's centering pass over Predators goalie Pekka Rinne for his second tally of the series.
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But the case Harder is petitioning to the Supreme Court — centering on a Yelp review that Harder claims to be defamatory — could muddy those publisher protections.
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Charlottesville Chapter of the NAACP, which is part of the organization's long history of centering the needs and rights of Black people across the country. 123.
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The judges unanimously said in a brief 85033-page decision that the dispute centering around the Constitution's emoluments clauses has no place in the court system.
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The judges unanimously said in a brief 12-page decision that the dispute centering around the Constitution's emoluments clauses has no place in the court system.
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Overall reactions to Netflix's revival of the show have been mixed to negative, and controversies centering on ensemble member Jeffrey Tambor dogged the show's 2018 release.
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Recently a plethora of reflective countercultural revivals have been blooming in Paris, evidenced by the proclivity of archival-based shows centering around the 21977s and 26s.
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Silfverberg opened the scoring at 6:15 of the first period after converting a one-timer from the slot off a centering pass from Sam Steel.
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Part of the goal in centering ourselves in that world was to find a different, empathetic way into a trope that's maybe a little too familiar.
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As AI is something that touches all industries, the importance of centering the human experience in creating solutions was stressed at multiple points in the conversation.
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But centering her political appeal on her foreign policy, where she's honestly not very far from Donald Trump, has made her some fans in MAGA-world.
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A few vignettes were stronger than others, the unequivocal best one centering on the obviously abusive relationship of two passengers bar-hopping on New Year's Eve.
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John Davi from Astoria Portfolio Advisors appeared on CNBC's "ETF Edge" Monday to offer three top picks centering around gold, emerging markets and earnings growth. 2500.
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An optional Assist+ package adds adaptive cruise control and lane centering, which allows you to take your hands off the wheel for up to 10 seconds.
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The NRA then had recently reorganized around a militancy untypical of its first century of existence, centering on a newly individualistic reading of the Second Amendment.
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I've been annoyed by this centering of white narratives for many years, and there's the context of Hollywood being a racist industry with whitewashing as well.
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The artwork for the tape, a stylized version of the title, was projected on the giant screen, which gave a centering message to the wordless recordings.
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From STI stigma and sex education to debunking myths about the clitoris and de-centering the penis and penetration in our understandings of sex and pleasure.
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The Ohio State probe bears similarities to scandals past for other big-time college programs, centering on whether a team&aposs leader properly reported potential wrongdoing.
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He accomplished this by speaking from a place of deep empathy, and by centering on a character that remains untouchable across the political spectrum: his baby.
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Trump has had a rocky on-and-off relationship with the television network throughout his White House campaign, with much of the tension centering around Kelly.
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The Lightning failed to clear a loose puck and Tierney fed a centering pass to Wingels, who beat Bishop for his third goal of the season.
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At least 16 states maintain that ballot selfies are illegal, but there is mounting opposition to these laws, centering on the infringement of First Amendment rights.
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Centering these struggles on the plight of the working class and people of color will go far to bring the movement back to its democratic roots.
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Ryan Murphy's upcoming season of ACS is centering around a decidedly more bling-y subject than O. J. Simpson: the murder of fashion designer Gianni Versace.
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Florida took a 3-1 lead just 27 seconds into the second period as Barkov scored from the slot after taking a centering pass from Dadonov.
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They even performed the geographic analysis from all 50 states to show that centering it on Macon County yielded different results than in most other places.
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Muslims began their holy month of Ramadan this week, with each day centering on a dawn-to-dusk fast that ends with a meal at sunset.
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Already, the discourse around Trump's speech is centering on whether he'll be "presidential" and whether that will make a difference in the arc of his administration.
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From a hanging screen, a woman narrates a story in 12 chapters, each centering a different mythical character: Cube of Flesh, The Vampyre, The Neanderthal, Phantasmagoregasm.
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There is also a centering scalp massage, and foot baths with essential oils like juniper for grounding, and sage and frankincense to help foster good intentions.
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Weakness in the dollar, geopolitical concerns centering on North Korea, and receding expectations that U.S. interest rates would be raised quickly all fed into its strength.
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The book's success is not hype: It's a genuinely good book, a compelling adventure story with a deeply satisfying romance, all centering and celebrating black characters.
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Patrick Leahy (D-VT) to send a letter to then-Attorney General Albert Gonzales, with an inquiry centering on whether Kavanaugh "falsely testified," according to CNN.
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"It was a great play by Charlie and I went to the net hard," said Staal, who has found a spot centering the Wild's top line.
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Patrick Leahy (D-VT) to send a letter to then-Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, with an inquiry centering on whether Kavanaugh "falsely testified," according to CNN.
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At worst, impeachment could crowd out the material case against Trump, centering the election on legal questions versus the impact of his presidency on people's lives.
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"A Different World" took place at Hillman College, a fictional historically-black school, reflecting the "Cosby Show" focus on centering American black culture — art, jazz, history.
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The family had four red plastic cups and four black plastic bowls that Shayla treated like fine china, gingerly centering them in front of each seat.
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Late in the first half, Paulinho led a rush up the right side and played a perfect centering pass across the middle of the penalty area.
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There was some critique that I was centering black people and not spending time on Native and Indigenous people, and I understand it to a degree.
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With all those constraints and rules in mind, what we ended up centering Extra Crunch on was solving the problems facing founders in building their startups.
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Domi made it 1-0 3:12 into the game when his centering pass intended for Tatar deflected off Fox's skate and trickled into the net.
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In a survey conducted by the Carnegie Moscow Center last year, 59% of respondents favored "decisive comprehensive change," with their grievances centering primarily on socioeconomic issues.
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The nation's political divide is stark and conspicuous on campuses across the country where protests centering on issues of race, religion and free speech are rampant.
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The Art Summit was her initiative as well — an effort, she said, to gather the "ecosystem" around a sense of shared interests, centering on the artists.
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By centering the actual machinery of war, Mary Mattingly's exhibition, What Happens After, pushes viewers who haven't experienced war to consider what it must be like.
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Jim Jordan (R-OH) — a key House conservative — rolled out a tweetstorm asking 18 questions about the FBI and Russia, many of them centering on the dossier.
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U.S. officials also are weighing so-called "Section 232" national security measures that have led to a tit-for-tat dispute centering on steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Point's second of the night came with 218:2300 left in the third period as a centering pass deflected off Buffalo's Rasmus Ristolainen and into the net.
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Writing, centering, and promoting stories about white, straight, cis, beautiful couples falling in love may have seemed like the neutral default to some, but it never was.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, the studio is developing a film centering on Black Cat and Silver Sable, two characters who often ally themselves with Spider-Man.
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Centering on black characters, and refusing to give white viewers an easy out in the form of a readily identifiable white hero also neatly thwarts audience expectations.
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Marleau made his way to the front of the net and Gardiner's centering pass went off Marleau's skate as he was being tripped by Anaheim's Josh Manson.
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And the studio has also been at the forefront of the push for representation, centering women and people of color in massive franchises across the entire company.
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But while white-guy hero's quests are still the norm, the Academy usually has more good options centering on women and people of color than it realizes.
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It accentuates the fight against gender norms — the same fight Rosenberg and company face by centering their story on a hard-bitten, hard-drinking female noir detective.
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If Beale Street Could Talk applies that approach to 1970s New York City, centering on a young black couple who grew up together, then fell in love.
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But to continue the series' strategy of centering on tales of persecution, A Light in the Darkness had to also continue its predilection for stretching the truth.
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She tried to make the makeshift help desk look nice, centering a bowl of mints and squaring off the piles of leaflets about health and job resources.
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The reality star — who's expecting her first child, a baby boy, with the basketball player — shared two new posts on her website/app centering around her beau.
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We shouldn't be centering marriage, we should be abolishing the whole system—us queers are the scientists of love and we've got a better future for you!
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I say "Listen to Understand" to myself during conversations, and it has become a great mantra and centering point to focus on the person speaking to me.
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I argue in this piece that centering the entire Democratic health reform debate on where or not you want to abolish private insurance is the wrong question.
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Gervais was dismissive of what they stood for — a TV show centering on a trans woman, a famous actress calling attention to systemic sexism in her industry.
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Good luck becomes the rational result of an efficient system; abstracted, self-centering disregard passes as laser-focused acumen; consequences are a problem for the less virtuous.
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Ondrej Kase gave the Ducks a 3-1 lead at 4:34 of the second period when he redirected a Montour centering pass into the Avalanche goal.
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Carter-Kahn: Centering fat voices is a pretty radical act, and our show and community is explicitly for and about fat people—our "Fatmily," as we say.
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The game then, regrettably, doubles back on its mournful tone by presenting five more vignettes, literally called "war stories" and each centering on discernible, super-heroic individuals.
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The track as a whole is a wry re-centering of the narrative back onto the music, and is typical of Staples' witty approach to his art.
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That requires clearly identifying the primary benefit their 5G network and devices can deliver — speed or extensive coverage, for example — and centering their marketing strategies around it.
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Perreault cut it to 3-2 midway through the third period with a power-play goal, redirecting a Connor centering pass from in front of the net.
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The United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA) are striking for the first time in 30 years over failed negotiations centering on pay raises, school staffing and class sizes.
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Few believe that Cruz can win outright so most plans are now centering around denying Trump the 1,237 delegates needed to secure the nomination before the convention.
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Nevertheless, he's a pragmatic populist—not only in calling for a change to entrenched leadership, but by centering his campaign around the defense of popular entitlement programs.
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After all, Donald Trump had been sworn in as president only eight months earlier, after centering his campaign on hostility toward Hispanics, Muslims, and immigrants in general.
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He beat Talbot with a sharp-angle wrister from just above the goal line after his centering pass was blocked back to him in the right circle.
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"Mr. Robot," Sam Esmail's puzzling drama series centering on themes of corruption, surveillance and anarchy, will conclude after its coming fourth season, USA Network announced on Wednesday.
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Sammy Tadio's parents nicknamed Boone "The Sammy Whisperer" for the knack he had of centering their son when he would get riled up or down on himself.
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The report also found that there was a 40 percent drop in crash rates after Tesla introduced its auto-steering feature — or its automated lane centering feature.
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The main floor includes a living room with two seating areas, one centering on a fireplace decorated with delft-style tiles and flanked by built-in bookshelves.
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She set up Lyon's first two goals in almost identical fashion, tearing past her defender on the right before centering low — first for Marozsan and then Hegerberg.
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Hickey then restored the Islanders' four-goal lead when his centering pass to Beauvillier from the right side deflected in off Zuccarello's skate with 3:206 left.
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Like Planned Parenthood, NARAL is targeting a specific demographic — in this case, suburban women — and centering its messaging on a wide range of reproductive-health-care issues.
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Suicide Kale is a new lesbian comedy centering on the deeply uncomfortable premise of a new couple discovering an anonymous suicide note in their married friends' house.
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The idea of centering guns as the primary focus of a Souls-like game is a questionable one on paper, but in action it works incredibly well.
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Roussel gave Vancouver the lead again when he skated toward the crease and tapped in a centering pass from Adam Gaudette at 12:17 of the second.
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Anderson's movie will weave together separate stories centering around journalists working on the final issue of an American magazine published in a fictional 20th-century French city.
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They immediately responded to the spirit of the piece, which is a wonderfully nonsensical yet affecting pageant of American history, centering on the suffragist Susan B. Anthony.
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BRIC, the multimedia space in Downtown Brooklyn, will present a new concert series in its spring season, as well as an exhibition centering on Nuyorican bike clubs.
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A decade later, he was summoned by Fassbinder to shoot "Whity" (22007), a melodrama centering on the butler to a fractured American family in the Old West.
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He skated through the right circle before his attempted centering feed caromed into the net for his fourth goal of the season and first in 36 games.
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Which many in the film present as being a serious self-reflective piece centering on Mr. Cattelan's intense fears of being discovered as a fraud and destroyed.
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But even amid that wild ride, an electoral crisis centering on disinformation could throw the republic for a loop that leads to prolonged uncertainty, friction and paralysis.
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After all, the 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016 and 2018 elections were all heavily influenced by health care fights -- largely centering on President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act.
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"We're strengthening our eco-friendly car strategy, centering on electric vehicles," Executive Vice President Lee Kwang-guk told a news conference, calling the technology mainstream and realistic.
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These scandals and dramas also reach beyond the worlds of beauty and celebrity, centering the family in conversations about some of the biggest issues of the day.
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His centering of a black nuclear family determined to survive in a complex storyline in a genre where black family units have historically been unseen is extraordinary.
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The three committees and their chairmen have been thrust to the forefront of the House's investigation into a whistleblower complaint centering on Trump's phone call with Zelensky.
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In one corner, longtime Trump consigliere Michael Cohen is under criminal investigation over in an already complex case centering on whatever it is he does all day.
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This results in a weird kind of reverse political correctness, where some white pundits dismiss any explanation of the election centering on racism as condescending and insulting.
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The result of all this was that French national culture came to view matters of diversity and immigration as issues centering less on tolerance than on assimilation.
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A blizzard is expected to hit the East Coast, centering on the Washington, D.C. area, on Friday and Saturday, dropping up to 30 inches or more of snow.
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After years of not centering queer characters, and making some suspect cuts to queer-friendly scenes, audiences are eager to see Marvel movies match up to the books.
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Dr. Jeffreen M. Hayes's section, The Diaspora Currency: Black Women, focuses on work by or featuring black women, a means of centering their voices as valuable, actual currency.
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Magikarp Jump, despite centering on a pokémon that most view as a punchline, does a great job in fostering a sense of affection for the fish you're raising.
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In that sense, the new Cascadia essentially has the same basic driver assistance technology many modern cars offer, including automatic lane centering, adaptive cruise control, and emergency braking.
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For now, he is postponing a final decision until the conclusion of the federal trial centering on the law, which is currently scheduled to begin in April 20183.
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"Our focus is all about centering what had been a marginalized art community into the canon of American art," said Eduardo Díaz, director of the Smithsonian Latino Center.
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But the organization's official position appears to be that the threats can be managed and minimized due in part to Huawei's involvement centering on "non-core" network infrastructure.
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In a way that's unavoidable, because Drake can't sing about heartbreak without centering the conversation on himself; he can't rap about being the G.O.A.T. without big upping himself.
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On the next shift, he was beaten by his teammate, Pavelski, who inadvertently tipped in what was meant to be a centering attempt from Oiler Ryan Nugent-Hopkins.
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Drawing on Melville, surrealism, fishermen's lore, and a lot more, it's a 19th-century tale centering on Pattinson and Dafoe as two men slowly driving one another mad.
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His centering pass deflected off the skate of defenseman Seth Jones and past Columbus goalie Joonas Korpisalo, who was just minutes from his second shutout in a month.
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Police sources told the publication that they believe that the rape videos could form part of a global pornography ring centering around unstaged images of rape and abuse.
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"We are thrilled that POSE pushes the narrative forward by centering on the unique and under-told experiences of trans women and gay people of color," says Canals.
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Ford recalls nearly 3,000 Lincoln Nautilus SUVs because their system for detecting when the driver is touching the wheel—crucial to its lane-centering assist feature—has faltered.
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Cartwright said she thinks she and her family came into contact with Crews at a Fargo restaurant last September in a "bizarre" incident centering on her young daughter.
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It's not just that systems like lane centering, and collision avoidance often leap to action or lay passive without giving the human a beep of warning or explanation.
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RW Joel Ward's centering pass bounced off Flames D Mark Giordano and past G Karri Ramo for the game-winning goal at 10:21 of the third period.
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Toronto tied it later in the period when Martin's centering puck from the backboards went off the skate of Colorado's Blake Comeau and past Varlamov at 2.203:55.
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Part of that has to do with centering on an unreliable protagonist who keeps the viewer constantly off guard, an unpredictability that can be alternately bracing and confounding.
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That last book explored women's rights during the French Revolution, centering on the early French feminist Olympe de Gouges, who was guillotined in 1793 for challenging male authority.
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Pacioretty made it 2-1 at 7:24 of the second period when a centering pass from Reilly Smith went off his skate and across the goal line.
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Nieto capped the outburst with his 11th goal and 100th career point, taking an excellent centering pass from Carl Soderberg and scoring from the slot at 18:42.
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That focus had quieted down in recent weeks, with the race centering on Trump's personality traits and questions about whether the parties could unify behind a single candidate.
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In the late 5343s, a new City Council district was created centering on Washington Heights, making it likely that a Dominican would be elected for the first time.
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Cogliano swatted in a centering pass by Ryan Kesler from the left corner past St. Louis goaltender Chad Johnson's stick side for his first goal of the season.
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The bottom line is that prisons are inextricably linked to sexual violence — and centering and lifting up all survivors will be impossible unless we humanize those behind bars.
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But Tuca & Bertie flips the script of traditional adult-aimed animated comedy by centering on women specifically—an impressive feat in an industry plagued by antiquated, misogynistic views.
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The collaborative has been recognized in the arts world for centering accessibility, and Kinetic Light is now preparing to bring DESCENT across the country for its first tour.
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But The Big Bang Theory mostly sidestepped network TV's growing aversion to stereotypes by centering itself on a group of people who were still largely acceptable to stereotype.
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Foy started portraying the queen when she was still a princess, centering between the years 1947 through 1964, while Colman will play the queen through the late 80s.
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The only notable omissions I noticed were a true lane-centering system like you get higher-end cars and, oddly enough, one touch windows at all four corners.
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Monahan fended off Wild defenseman Greg Pateryn and redirected Johnny Gaudreau's centering feed past Dubnyk to forge a 1-1 tie at 9:08 of the second period.
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But he provides a necessary centering presence in a production that, under the direction of Simon Evans, leans toward hysteria when a deadpan matter-of-factness is required.
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It's a weird episode that plays out more like a manic dream sequence — which, when you think about it, is exactly right for a story centering on Prince.
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The menu at Salare, he has said, expresses what he has learned in his career, centering on the Italian and French food he made in other people's restaurants.
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Charges centering on the publication of information of public interest — even if it was obtained from foreign agents — would create a precedent with profound implications for the press.
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Earlier this month, Brown told PEOPLE that she's not focused on Cameron or his love life, but instead is centering her attention on her upcoming appearance on DWTS.
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Details: J.D. Power's 2019 U.S. Tech Experience Index study found that: 23% of customers with lane-keeping and centering systems complain that the alerts are annoying or bothersome.
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Facing the North entrance, 1903 Gallery has orchestrated a scruffy yet white-on-white presentation centering on "Blind Spot," a stack of sparsely graffitied cubes by Eva Rothschild.
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Steen tied the game about three minutes later, going to his backhand to beat Elliott after Robert Thomas found him with a centering pass from behind the net.
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The relationship between Mr. Trump and Mr. Ailes had been turbulent earlier in the campaign, centering primarily on the candidate's frustration with the Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly.
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With the big game coming up this Sunday, Twitch and Caffeine aimed to draw viewers by centering content on the mass-media event and fanfare that surrounds it.
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Kase intercepted Dell's backhanded attempt to move the puck and promptly sent a centering feed that was converted by Del Zotto at 3:38 of the first period.
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The bank revealed on Friday that it was in talks with the Dutch authorities to explore the possibility of centering its EU-focused business in Amsterdam post-Brexit.
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These pressure points will be further pushed in the coming months of the 2020 presidential election and as courts hear a series of cases centering on reproductive rights.
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"But once I was rejected from the White House, as painful and as humiliating as that was, it caused a major re-centering of my priorities," Scaramucci said.
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Oleksiak skated through the circle before centering a pass that went off the skate of Cogliano as he was falling to the ice and across the goal line.
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The allegations centering specifically on requests that Trump made of Zelensky during the call, for example, match up neatly between the whistleblower account and the administration's own summary.
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As more details emerge centering on the complaint, it's clear Republicans will have to navigate the specific actions it details in order to mount a more serious response.
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"The Office" premiered on NBC in 2005 and lasted for nine seasons, centering on employees at a fictional brand called Dunder Mifflin Paper Company, based in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
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According to the officials, the discussions are centering on the mission of deterrence and defense against Iranian aggression and what specific forces would be needed to conduct that mission.
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The dark female-driven drama centering on a murder mystery was released in February as a limited series based on the novel of the same name by Liane Moriarty.
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If the birth of Moon had brought "a 'centering'" to the artist's life, the title he chose for the current show, Falconry, is a red flare broadcasting his distress.
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But unlike Clinton, Biden is not centering his case against those ideas on the claim that they can't pass Congress; he's arguing instead that they are the wrong policy.
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By adding more advanced features like lane-centering and low-speed traffic jam assist, the hope is that people will grow more comfortable with what their car can do.
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Last month, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi opened an impeachment inquiry centering around Trump's phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after a whistleblower filed a complaint about the call.
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Critics said that by centering its arc around Riley and exploring the complexity of human emotion, "Inside Out" doled out a universal story that every viewer could connect to.
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Wednesday's Apple event is bringing a lot of speculation — most, of course, centering on new iPhones — but don't forget there are other areas where the company can make news.
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Several additional motivations for mixing also seem to be in play here, with one centering on using other drugs to extend the opioid effect in hopes of avoiding withdrawal.
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Only by centering and respecting trafficking survivors and experts will we be able to identify potential sex trafficking and integrate this information into finding trafficking victims and prosecuting traffickers.
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It'll get knocked down if you push it a little too hard, but getting it back up in the air just requires centering it on the base once again.
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After a centering pass from Huberdeau, Ekblad flicked a high backhander that caromed off the left post and barely crossed the line before exiting without ever touching the net.
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But, rather than staging feminist protests to confront global concerns, Karl Lagerfeld introduced sustainability into the couture conversation, centering the spring 2016 couture collection around organic and recycled materials.
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Bobby Kaple, who quit his job as a local news anchor to enter the race, is centering his campaign around affordable healthcare and has declared his support for Obamacare.
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At the same time, there is an interesting but important convergence from both left and right sides of the U.S. political spectrum, both centering on the question of efficacy.
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Prosecutor Carlos Baca told reporters his office had evidence of "illicit association" against Glas, in a case linked to the regional corruption scandal centering on Brazilian construction company Odebrecht.
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House Democrats hold their first public hearing Wednesday, which will be televised, in their Trump impeachment investigation, centering on whether the president pressured Ukraine to probe rival Joe Biden.
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Foligno potted his fifth at 16:53 when he fought off defenseman Jay Bouwmeester at the goalmouth and one-handed Daniel Winnik's centering pass into a half-open net.
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Up to the 1960s and 1970s, scientific papers on falls focused on forensics—their subjects tended to be dead, the medical questions centering on what had happened to them.
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Ta-Nehisi Coates later came around in 2016 to build on the concepts that Priest brought to the table by centering on the political fringes of a king's rule.
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ABOUT THE LIGHTNING (13-11-1): The newly constructed line of Cedric Paquette centering Joel Vermin and Jonathan Drouin was Tampa Bay's best on Thursday, registering six points combined.
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The word "agrarian" conjures the kind of fantasy that wealthy urbanites like to indulge, centering on a relationship with nature and food that is full of beauty and wholesomeness.
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A group of male gamers, angry with the rise of feminist video game criticism and games centering on nonwhite male protagonists, harassed several prominent women in the gaming community.
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In the Detroit exchange centering around gun control, Biden could even benefit from it among a group he can improve with: Women likely to vote in the Democratic primary.
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With Biden's most recent heated voter exchange centering around guns, the viral dustup could even boost his standing among suburban women who hold gun control as a top issue.
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And while fashion then invented lots of reasons Mr. Slimane might have wanted to leave, largely centering on better and bigger jobs, none of them have come to pass.
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Centering the kitchen entrance by building the wall out a few inches on one side and cutting it back a few inches on the other was the easiest fix.
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In the comments of BBH's blog, he criticized the project for not centering the voices of the people involved, the way "street papers" — Nolan's inspiration for the project — do.
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Braun made it 4-1 at 53:59 of the second period when his centering pass went off the skate of Kings defenseman Matt Roy and into the net.
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A fluky goal by Sergachev made it 2-0 when his centering pass clipped the left skate of Arizona defenseman Jordan Oesterle and hopped over Hill at 18:24.
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A report Monday revealed that the federal government wiretapped Manafort during and after the 2016 election, with one of the warrants centering around his work for the Ukrainian government.
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But despite that progress and the success of shows centering lesbian and bisexual women, like "Vida" and "Batwoman," an ensemble drama like "The L Word" never surfaced in America.
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Haula was standing in front of Lehtonen as Jordan Schroeder went behind the goal and sent a centering pass to Haula, who quickly snapped the puck in the net.
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Yet Patel's article shows that the entire situation was largely a manufactured controversy: an overhyped blowup originating with a journalism class and centering on interviews with five complaining students.
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A flood of climate plans has been released recently by 28500 Democratic presidential hopefuls, with some centering on eliminating the very technology that's driving economic growth and environmental progress.
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Centering around the upper-middle-class couple Dre (played by Anthony Anderson) and Bow (Tracee Ellis Ross), Black-ish looks at three generations of blackness from the top-down.
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Acciari brought the puck into the zone with Joakim Nordstrom waiting for the centering pass, but Acciari snapped off a wrist shot that beat Bobrovsky on the stick side.
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By centering gender, race, sexuality, femininity, and beauty in her work, Thomas's Black women are goddesses made flesh and restore their rightful place in the pantheon of Western art.
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Both Wadjda and Mary Shelley are coming-of-age stories centering young women, and by the sound of it, women's voices are at the forefront of al-Mansour's mind.
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Friday's outbreak in violence followed a series of tit-for-tat actions by Israelis and Palestinians centering on the Al-Aqsa Mosque, known to Jews as the Temple Mount.
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It does not feel right to be on the opposite side of the government in a case centering on the freedoms and liberties that government is meant to protect.
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Forty-four years later, we finally have a show centering the recent history of black women artists — and not one relegated to the Brooklyn Museum's long-shuttered community gallery.
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But a lot of it has to do with centering the needs of the person who was hurt, viewing it as a process and more of a community-building effort.
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The fourth, Lion, does star several white characters (notably those played by Nicole Kidman and Rooney Mara), but they are secondary to the primary interest and the movie's centering location.
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The series, which Kellett developed with Mike Royce, expands upon the original scope of the family comedy by centering on the Alvarezes, a Cuban-American family living in Echo Park.
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Warren's advisers have been tight-lipped about the questions centering on whether she can raise enough money to sustain the expansive organizing operation in Iowa and other early-voting states.
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By centering negotiations of identity and oppression — as well as love and desire — between queer characters of color, the show allows for thoughtful exploration of intra-community hierarchies and conflicts.
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Allyship — the work that comes with centering the lived experiences of the marginalized in the fight for equality — is more a hard, lifelong project than any kind of fixed status.
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But beginning in 2014, Western governments began to embrace her central thesis: that a network of corrupt oligarchs centering on Mr. Putin formed the basic structure of his political system.
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"So much of what I personally saw in even Out and the Advocate ... was a centering of stories that didn't include bodies like mine and experiences like mine," Anderson said.
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This year, the week's theme is Close the Immunization Gap, centering on the need to reach the 1.5 million children who still don't receive the life-saving vaccines they need.
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Their Robert Pattinson-starring follow-up that comes out in August mines similar territory, centering around a bank heist gone wrong and the lengths that familial loyalty drive us to.
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As a result, there are a lot of characters to keep track of on Trust, an epic drama centering on an especially high-tension moment in the Getty family history.
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He scored when his centering pass was knocked into the net by Vancouver's Linden Vey, then completed his hat trick with a wrist shot from the left face-off dot.
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Founder and CEO Anastasia Soare launched her namesake salon 20 years ago, with the revolutionary idea of centering the brand and products that would grow out of it around eyebrows.
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In a statement on its website, the Bank of Korea said it forecast the domestic economy will show "a trend of modest improvement going forward," centering around domestic demand activities.
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One term that keeps on cropping up as financial sector equities take their rollercoaster ride is CoCo bonds, with investors concern centering on the banks' ability to pay them off.
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Shortly after Polak left the game, Martin's centering pass deflected off a skate and right to Kapanen, who backhanded a shot through Holtby's pads to tie it at 14:25.
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"We want a brand of racial justice deployed, centering the trauma and complexity of all black women's lived experiences of atrocity across generations," a statement on the group's website read.
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Hosted by comedian Chris Hardwick and set in a large glossy arena centering on the colossal 40-foot wall, the gameplay involves quick thinking, shrewd strategy and a little luck.
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Biden released a video centering on the Charlottesville, Va., "Unite the Right" rally in 85033, where white nationalists rallied against the removal of Confederate statues and clashed violently with counterprotesters.
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The Greenville News had been reporting on recent controversies centering around John Gray, the current pastor of Relentless Church, whose purchase of a $200,000 Lamborghini for his wife drew backlash.
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The soul singer flexes his newfound place on a major label with rich, atmospheric production — but maintains his own point of view, centering his sharp observations about love and lust.
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Father Keating played a major role in popularizing what is now known as centering prayer, a method of silent prayer that allows one to rest in the presence of God.
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The brand has invested considerable sums in fine watchmaking advances but, rather like Cartier, it is centering its activities on more accessible — relatively speaking — pieces, early signs this year indicate.
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By centering on a New York hospital, the series could play host to a whole bunch of different kinds of stories, even if certain characters proved more important than others.
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Lindell slid a centering feed to Zuccarello, who sized up his shot from the slot to give Dallas a 4-0 lead with 6:15 remaining in the first period.
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Steinhauer is justly celebrated as the creator of the TV series "Berlin Station" and the author of several spy novels, including a series centering on an operative named Milo Weaver.
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Copilot is a Level 2 driver assist system that provides collision avoidance, full-stop emergency braking, lane centering and adaptive cruise control — similar to tech found in today's luxury vehicles.
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Nagbe played the ball back to DeAndre Yedlin along the right edge of the box, and his low centering cross connected with Pulisic, who slotted it past Jan-Michael Williams.
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Kingdom Hearts III doesn't have an answer, so it just loops, once, then twice, each time adding something here, taking something else away, reframing characters and centering different narrative threads.
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Based on the beloved comic book series from Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodríguez, Locke & Key is a coming-of-age mystery centering on one family and their dangerous ancestral home.
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Inspired by Robert Kolker's nonfiction book of the same name, Lost Girls takes aim at police bias against sex workers — centering around the disappearance of 24-year-old Shannan Gilbert.
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If you upgrade to CoPilot 360 Plus you get adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go traffic jam assist, lane-centering technology and an automatic parking feature, among other technologies.
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Set in a middle-class neighborhood and centering on sex worker Pari, well-educated housewife Sara and musician Babak, Soozandeh conjures an intersecting narrative featuring licentious mullahs and backstreet surgeons.
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Trump now faces an impeachment inquiry in the U.S. House of Representatives centering on the president pressuring a vulnerable ally, Ukraine, to investigate the Bidens for his own political benefit.
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In centering his argument on solar panels, Mr. Appelbaum seeks to try tug at environmentalists' heartstrings, when, in fact, preservation has been shown to be far greener than new construction.
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L's "Mal Content" (21907), all of which connect the poetics (and flailings) of daily life, often centering the quotidian as a vehicle for meaning-making as well as political expression.
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The World Trade Organization ruled in favor of the United States this year in a dispute centering on European support for the aerospace giant Airbus that has lasted 15 years.
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It corrected its fictional history the way we have begun to correct our real one, re-centering the main thrust of its stories on the people of color previously ignored.
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She built a robot in four weeks that beat out other robots from her classmates because she chose to put its "brain" or brick in the middle, centering its weight.
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Other closely cropped photographs creep right up to the surface of the poisonous centers, centering on telling details like the clips that tightly clamp the tarps to the buildings' walls.
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In Rose's experience, some of the key evidence in cases centering on incitements claims isn't dropped into the initial complaint but instead leaks out incrementally in a series of briefs.
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The artist's writing practice is essentially diaristic, but his de-centering of the "I," his circular assertions and questions, and disruptive grammatical errors point to the instability of the subject.
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Queer Feelings combats this visibility problem with nude portraits centering out queer and trans people with marginalized identities, taking extra care to include a variety of body types, shapes, and races.
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Ward's work is currently on display in the New Museum's exhibition Nari Ward: We the People, and this Thursday, the Museum will host a panel discussion centering around Ward's found objects.
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Braskem was caught up in a massive corruption scandal centering on its controlling shareholder, Odebrecht SA, and signed a global leniency accord with U.S., Swiss and Brazilian authorities in December 2016.
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Ford has ambitiously structured the film on three overlapping planes, centering on Susan (Amy Adams), a wealthy art-gallery owner, whose outwardly glamorous life obscures a terribly unhappy and loveless marriage.
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The Facebook founder's address started boilerplate enough, with Zuckerberg centering his talk around the importance of purpose, which, for him, is the nonthreatening concept of "connecting the world," his longtime hobbyhorse.
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It was bound to happen eventually, seeing as it's the most pressing story of a generation: it looks as though Democrats will be centering climate change in the 2020 presidential election.
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Parise chipped defenseman Greg Pateryn's centering feed high into the air and off the back of Comrie before the puck settled into the net to open the scoring at 9:473.
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As part of her project of centering black people in general and herself in particular in the iconography of Western art history, Beyoncé has repeatedly referenced goddess imagery from multiple traditions.
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With an eye to issues of representation in our hypermediated world, this symposium takes an intersectional approach, centering women, LGBTQ+ folks, and people of color in conversations about vision and justice.
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By centering it on this kid who is brilliant and artistic and has a scholarship going for him, we're showing that a fall into this world really could happen to anyone.
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She has gotten pushback about the portrayal of her upbringing, with questions centering on how she's characterized a time in her life when she and her family were homeless in Florida.
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First, they steered away from the classic male-commander protagonist, by centering their show around a black female first officer who was court-martialed and stripped of her rank for treason.
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Patrick Marleau who took Bozak&aposs spot at center for the third period of the Leafs loss at San Jose was centering a line with James Van Riemsdyk and Connor Brown.
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In addition to cleaning the ranks of the Angolan government, Lourenço launched the Macroeconomic Stabilization Program (MSP) centering three main interventions: fiscal consolidation, improvements to the business environment, and monetary policy.
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Wells Fargo — Wells Fargo is the subject of a criminal investigation by California's attorney general, centering on whether the creation of new accounts by the bank's sales staff involved identity theft.
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Taking a photo in "Focus" mode looks similar to taking one in Portrait mode: Users are asked to start by centering the camera on the subject (Instagram specifically requests a face).
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Suter opened the scoring just 4:26 into the game when he collected a rebound, skated around the goal and had his centering attempt go off Allen's skate into the net.
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Two OPEC sources said a one-year extension was also an option, though others said most discussions were centering on nine months due to weak seasonal demand in the first quarter.
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Boston scored three times in a 21:22 stretch to seize a 13-21 lead early in the third period before Thompson swatted home Brendan Leipsic's centering feed at 25:258.
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If you are deep inside progressive discourse, you will immediately understand those purposes — "dismantling the default masculine" of romance languages, centering gender neutrality or nonbinariness in place of a cisgender heteronormativity.
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It's a minimalist approach that strips out all the unnecessary frills and focuses on the components that are most important to a smooth VR experience, centering on that AMD graphics card.
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Centering on a massive blow-up between Rob, 29, and fiancée Blac Chyna, 28, the episode showed how his sisters – especially Khloé – helped him "man up" as he prepares for fatherhood.
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"How beautiful will it be to have so many people who stand for justice, who stand for centering black people and abolishing white supremacy, to be together downtown today," Green said.
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But now one chapter at a Georgia college has become embroiled in bizarre allegations of sexual misconduct centering on one of its advisers, who until recently was employed at the school.
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So when Jews react viscerally to anti-Semitism—even white Jews, even privileged Jews, even internet-famous Jews—don't take them to task for centering themselves in a conversation about bigotry.
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Just 1:31 later, Winnipeg went in front when Scheifele took Blake Wheeler's centering pass from behind the net and deposited the puck in the net to make it 2-1.
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Friday afternoon, the sun makes its final steps in Sagittarius, urging you to put the finishing touches on your personal projects, before entering Capricorn, re-centering your focus on supporting yourself.
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It's not entirely worth forfeiting, though—especially because it is still too rare that there are comedies centering around queer women, and even rarer there is a queer Asian woman protagonist.
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Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist is centering his campaign on reducing economic inequality, expanding the safety net through Medicare-for-all and the Green New Deal, and taxing the rich.
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As the possibility looms that Britain might crash out of the European Union absent an agreement with the bloc, multinational companies are reassessing the merits of centering operations here, imperiling investment.
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Democrats must decide how important it is to have a candidate who can compete for those religious voters, or if a different coalition centering on different interests can compensate for this.
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The heat only makes the hero more suave in "Goyo: The Boy General," a serviceable biopic centering on Gregorio del Pilar, who fought United States forces during the Philippine-American War.
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You did a series of works—Ariadne's Thread—re-centering the myth of Theseus and the Minotaur on the heroine, whose ball of thread gets the hero out of the labyrinth.
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Centering on Osamu Tomita, who runs one of Japan's most-praised ramen restaurants, the film follows him and a few other chefs as they mix broth, cook noodles and greet customers.
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I have hope that Republicans like Mitt Romney might be a centering and rallying voice for an out-of-control, extremely conservative Republican Party that still overwhelmingly approves of Mr. Trump.
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Duclair caught three Sharks below the goal line before sending a sharp centering feed to Paul, who made no mistake to open the scoring at 10:33 of the first period.
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Kay Mellor, who was inspired to create the show after registering her own mother's death, has called it "anti-Brexit," centering story lines on same-sex marriage, immigration and transgender struggles.
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Starting in the early 1970s, the filmmaker John Alpert traveled to Cuba to document the life there, centering on a family of poor farmers under the evolving regime of Fidel Castro.
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With the boundaries of commerce unclear, some companies are reassessing the appeal of centering operations in Britain, the former seat of a global empire that increasingly looks like an island nation.
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Concerns about the company's practices were raised in interviews with two former employees and several aggrieved customers, centering on third-party warranties that are being aggressively marketed to Guitar Center customers.
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Centering on three irreverent nuns played by Aubrey Plaza (witchy and bitchy), Alison Brie (frustrated and snooty) and Kate Micucci (bi-curious and babyish), the goofy plot never finds its groove.
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Ms. Shrodes said that by centering the story on a missing cat, they approached the difficult subject of the refugee crisis in a way that wasn't too frightening for young readers.
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They have focused their investigation on conspiracy theories centering around Hunter Biden's Ukrainian business dealings, and unproven allegations that Ukraine tried to interfere in the 2016 election to aid Hillary Clinton.
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Centering on a slightly awful couple of young urban professionals and the slightly creepy Wisconsin teenager they hire as a live-in helper, the story feints in numerous well-tested directions.
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Reaves made it 2-1 with his second goal of the season, one-timing a centering pass from William Carrier from the side of the right circle during a delayed penalty.
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It means accepting that liberalism is a doctrine that has failed in key ways, and that repairing its errors requires centering the interests of the groups that have been most wronged.
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Giuliani appeared on ABC's "This Week" and CBS's "Face the Nation" on Sunday morning, centering most of his interviews on accusing Biden and his son of corrupt involvement in the Ukraine.
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In his role, he oversaw human rights issues during a period of massive growth and controversy, much of it centering on Google's work on "Project Dragonfly," a censored Chinese search engine.
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The committee sued a month before the House launched its impeachment inquiry against the Republican president centering on his request that Ukraine investigate Democratic political rival Joe Biden and his son.
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Their second line — the rugged Ryan Kesler centering the speedy wing Andrew Cogliano and Jakob Silfverberg, a solid checker with a lethal shot — is a shutdown trio that packs offensive punch.
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Talks are centering around possible joint use of Gibraltar airport and a more comprehensive sharing of fiscal data between Britain and Spain for Gibraltar residents to prevent tax avoidance, Dastis said.
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The move prompted a flurry of conversation, most of it centering on the mystery woman's identity (no, she's not Helen Mirren, though many people noted a resemblance), and especially her age.
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A courageous architectural proposal could have challenged presumed spatial and organizational hierarchies by actively centering, at the very core of the museum, its critical public engagement program with its inclusive pedagogy.
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For example, the Court will hear three cases centering on the question of whether federal civil rights law protects people from discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Nadler argued that both the Mueller investigation and the Ukraine probe were met with fierce "obstruction" from Trump — a nod to a likely article of impeachment centering on obstruction of Congress.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden has an ambitious pitch for curbing gun violence, and he's centering his strategy on fighting domestic abuse and focusing on daily gun violence in urban areas.
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Centering around Mae's return to her small and shrinking home town, moving back in with her parents after dropping out of life, Mae discovers a supernatural element to her old haunts.
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Jones was in front of the net to put in a centering pass from Michael Del Zotto at 2:24 of the second period, giving the Ducks a 2-1 lead.
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Basically, America will soon be shifting to a different kind of war on ISIS — one centering on the slow and painstaking work of counterinsurgency and institution building, rather than bombing raids.
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From microaggressions in the classroom to the compulsive centering of theoretical work by white men, it became evident to me that institutional racism and sexism were features of my own educational environment.
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ABOUT THE STARS (23-25-22): Cody Eakin, who started Thursday's game centering captain Jamie Benn and Patrick Eaves, scored his second goal of the season as Dallas' top performers were blanked.
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From there, though, Beastars diverges into a high school noir story like Rian Johnson's Brick, centering around the drama club of a private school where an herbivore student actor is brutally murdered.
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Both women are known for their legendary feminine powers, and they both bare all for a cause — it's just that instead of lower taxes for peasants, Rose's cause is centering women's sexuality.
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Folin's first goal in nearly two years occurred 2:13 after Nick Cousins scored the tying marker, converting a centering pass from Brett Kulak when he chipped the puck over Domingue's glove.
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In particular, attention is now centering on third-party financing of litigation — a feature of our legal system that's often an important mechanism through which poor and marginalized plaintiffs can seek justice.
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But oh, what a glittering assemblage the result is: a collection of short stories, set between the 1950s and the 1990s, each centering on young people and the culture that makes them.
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Centering on two of the Adams Foster siblings as they embark on their adulting journey, Good Trouble is a coming-of-age story for 20-somethings, set against the backdrop of DTLA.
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"What's really unique about the Nissan system versus the software that's in the market right now is that we add lane-centering capability to it," said Derek Kramer, product planner for Nissan.
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With 3:34 remaining in the first period, Kane skated into the right circle before deftly backhanding a centering feed for Toews, who shoveled the puck past Allen to open the scoring.
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Lindholm took Noah Hanifin's centering pass and wristed a shot through defenseman Trevor Daley and past Murray, who sat out the previous two games as Fleury beat New Jersey in both games.
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A president was forced out of office for the first time in American history by a scandal centering on a single crime, and we still don't know if he actually ordered it.
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But in my real life it's a great focusing, centering, de-egoing kind of thing to have in your life, and it's been a very positive, great thing these past few years.
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Some of the most popular ones are regimens centering around juices or smoothies with little or no solid food, or diets in which a wide range of supposedly toxic foods are eliminated.
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The backstory During his testimony to Congress in June, Comey said Trump asked him in February to drop the FBI investigation into Flynn centering on his calls with Kislyak during the transition.
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Inslee aims to make climate change a defining policy issue, centering his campaign around the dangers of global warming as he looks to set himself apart in a crowded Democratic primary field.
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"He was going around the net, I pivoted to get an edge and he threw it back across the grain," said Scrivens, who had Methot's centering pass go in off his leg.
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Read more: Here's every celebrity in Taylor Swift's star-studded 'You Need to Calm Down' music videoSwift was accused of "queer-baiting" and unjustifiably centering herself in the fight for LGBTQ rights.
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"Edgar Degas: A Strange New Beauty" is a large but thrillingly intimate exhibition centering on the artist's monotypes — the most seductive of all print mediums — and their modernizing effect on his art.
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Auston Matthews, the No. 1 overall pick from the 2016 draft, will make his NHL debut on Wednesday, centering the Leafs' third line with Zach Hyman and William Nylander on the wings.
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The main difference is that rather than centering on a pop-culture-obsessed, melodramatic 30-something doctor (Mindy), it's centered on a pop-culture-obsessed, melodramatic 15-year-old gay kid (Michael).
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"My body is an argument I did not start," Parker writes, centering her particular experiences as a black woman in a way that calls to mind June Jordan or Robin Coste Lewis.
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Just two months into his candidacy last year, the F.B.I. delivered a subpoena to City Hall requesting reams of documents as part of a corruption investigation centering on a city redevelopment agency.
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Damien Chazelle returned to open the festival for the second time, following "La La Land," with "First Man," the story of the 1969 moon landing, centering Neil Armstrong, played by Ryan Gosling.
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"We believe the company's strategic view on security and centering their offering around machine learning and automated responses, will fuel its growth engine into future fiscal years," Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said.
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Some offerings in the segment offer full lane-centering lane keeping systems and full-speed adaptive cruise control, but the Tucson will simply brake for crashes and alert you to lane departures.
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The Pfefferman family's way of dealing with crises small and large is centering themselves, and through the shapelessness of grief and the bagginess of "Transparent's" storytelling, we check in with various characters.
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Of the 200 biggest stories about guns in the last four months, the only ones centering on Democratic candidates were about Beto O'Rourke and Kamala Harris — both now out of the race.
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The cryptic 6-second teaser video showed symbols hinting at a game centering around the Court of Owls, which is a secret society that controls things behind the scenes in Gotham City.
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Jonas Siegenthaler's centering feed from along the left-wing boards found Kuznetsov, who backhanded a shot over the glove of Bishop to open the scoring at 4:49 of the first period.
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The survey also showed 37% of households front-loaded spending ahead of the tax hike to 10% from 8% to avoid the heavier levy, with purchases centering on daily necessities and cars.
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Centering dates around places you want to eat and things you enjoy — one, the person gets the benefit of seeing you in your element, but also, it helps you avoid dating burnout.
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Also on that National Book Award list: Jason Reynolds' Look Both Ways: A Tale Told in Ten Blocks, a collection of short stories, each centering around a different kid in middle school.
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The charges focus on Manafort's alleged efforts to obtain millions of dollars in real estate loans, centering on mortgage applications to three banks involving properties in Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Hamptons and California.
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Roberts was joined in that case, centering on challenges to districts in North Carolina and Maryland, by his fellow justices on the right, as the four justices on the left passionately dissented.
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Most economists say Beijing will need to roll out more stimulus to support growth, with expectations centering on further cuts in the amount of cash banks hold as reserves and fiscal spending.
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The case — centering on a sex tape of Hogan posted by Gawker in 2012 — poses some of the toughest questions about journalism in the digital age and the limits of the First Amendment.
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But in centering the narrative on Trump, we obscure a more consequential truth: The ongoing disaster roiling American governance is the Republican Congress's fault, and they need to be held accountable for it.
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Gillibrand is going in the other direction, centering her campaign in a place she defines as a microcosm of America, in a county where Donald Trump barely edged out Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Centering the narrative of transgender people around what they do to their bodies is typically cliché; the bodies of trans people have long been sensationalized because they counter the boring, binary, heteronormative mainstream.
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Kopitar scored the first goal of the game at 7:63 of the first period, redirecting a centering pass from Sean Walker five seconds after he won a faceoff in the Dallas zone.
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The lavish full-page spreads that make up Carry This Book follow in the tradition of those books, centering Jacobson's work as an illustrator in service of her comedy, rather than vice versa.
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Even worse, the show separates the categories by Male and Female, creating a lack of space for trans and gender nonconforming artists by centering the categories on biological gender and not gender identity.
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"Moana," age 25+ Centering on a brave, inquisitive female character who's far more interested in helping her people than in finding romance, this animated adventure has lovable characters, great music, and strong messages.
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Said to be a multiplatform venture centering, at least at first, on wealthy and famous European families, Carter's new venture could debut before the end of the year; TPG Capital may fund it.
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According to the company, the launch of the product required the re-engineering of its underlying invoice architecture — centering it around the hierarchies of employees who can be involved in making purchasing decisions.
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In his book, English magnifies "an unprecedented brief swell of dissent within black political culture" that year, centering his study on the status and relevance of "color" as an aesthetic and social obsession.
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McDavid gained possession in the neutral zone and flew by Devils defenseman Sami Vatanen, skated untouched behind the net and made a centering pass to Lucic, who finished the play from the slot.
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Nashville initiated scoring at 4:25 of the first period when Viktor Arvidsson redirected Josi's centering pass off defenseman Braydon Coburn and past a helpless Bishop for his sixth goal of the season.
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"They did a pretty good job of centering themselves and putting themselves in the camera's view, because you can't—it's like a box and I wouldn't have known where to stand," Pruetting said.
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NeuroSpeculative AfroFeminism, a futuristic art and technology project by the Hyphen-Labs collective, wants to use this capability in a new, groundbreaking way: to create an empathetic, digital environment centering black female experience.
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It's a family drama centering on a young Chinese-American woman named Billi (played, in a breakout performance, by rapper and actor Awkwafina) and her grandmother, whom she calls Nai Nai (Zhao Shuzhen).
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First up: a full-length podcast musical centering around a husband and wife hoping to save their marriage by answering those viral 36 questions that are supposed to make you fall in love.
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ECONOMIC STRENGTH BUT INCOMES STALLED Trump has characterized the current U.S. economy as the strongest ever and is centering his reelection hopes on the argument that only he can keep it on track.
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So try centering your thoughts there, on the deeper and truer qualities that make you good at what you do, rather than on the inane and unjust policies that make you rightfully furious.
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"We are thrilled that 'Pose' pushes the narrative forward by centering on the unique and under-told experiences of trans women and gay people of color," Mr. Canals said in a news release.
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In America, mixed-race identity tends to invite both curiosity and suspicion, largely because few have found a way to interrogate it without centering whiteness as the scale by which to evaluate blackness.
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Centering the system on family unification recognized that families would serve as a source of stability for newcomers, and some lawmakers thought that white Europeans would continue to constitute the majority of immigrants.
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The first was by Okposo, who was playing for the first time after missing 10 games with a concussion, when he knocked in a Larsson centering pass from in front of the net.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 100%What critics said: "A fascinating inversion of classic fantasy tropes centering on children in humble circumstances who learn they're secretly of noble blood and have some great destiny.
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Haula tipped in a centering pass by right winger Jason Pominville for his third goal of the season to give the Wild a 2-1 lead with 10:17 left in the second.
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He worked his way around the perimeter of the faceoff circle before centering the puck to Bjorkstrand, who deflected it past Holtby from the top of the crease 32 seconds into the third.
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Centering on a rag-tag family of petty thieves scraping out an existence in down-and-out Tokyo, the father takes in a young girl Rin (Miyu Sasaki), left out in the cold.
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Little is centering Winnipeg's top line which features rookie forward Patrik Laine, who scored his 17th goal Tuesday and has three two-point games in his past four contests (four goals, two assists).
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The committee is set to draft and consider articles of impeachment in the coming days, on the heels of a House Intelligence Committee report released Tuesday centering on Trump's alleged Ukraine pressure campaign.
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Centering on three young women working at a kind of woke Cosmo analogue of a magazine, The Bold Type follows its characters through the pitfalls of work and dating in your early 24s.
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While it's hard to resist centering Barnes's work within a pop culture frame, this focus overlooks the importance of his Southern roots and how he used them to draw connections between diverse communities.
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Since the beginning of 2014, China reclaimed more than 3,000 acres of land centering on seven reefs, according to the US. By contrast, the other claimants have reclaimed just 100 acres over 45 years.
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Particularly starting in the late 19th century, some artists and architects wanted to expunge the differentiation between major and minor art in the creation of a total-art by centering art in human life.
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Much like Trump, the characters didn't shy away from discussing race, centering an entire episode on how fearful Roseanne and Dan are of their Muslim neighbors, whom they suspect are building a pipe bomb.
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This dynamic is, currently, hurting Clinton in the polls, though earlier in the year she helped establish it by centering Trump's temperamental unfitness rather than any policy agenda at the core of her argument.
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They considered it, but then realized they would need to sell separate tickets and potentially raise more funds, which would bump up against their goals of keeping the con affordable and centering marginalized fans.
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These moves walk right up to the line of overbearing, excessive visual splendor, but FighterZ never succumbs to it by keeping things snappy and always re-centering the scene on the standard 2D plane.
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They were never exactly cool or well respected in their two decade run, but in a world increasingly enamored of absurdity and couched in concentric circles of distant, withering irony, Coldplay was centering calm.
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Only 41 seconds later, Stars right winger Tyler Pitlick's centering pass found its way onto Coyotes defenseman Luke Schenn's stick near the crease, and the puck went into the net before Hill could react.
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Centering the series around an unfamiliar character meant that showrunners Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni were wading into uncharted territory, while simultaneously tasking themselves with living up to the franchise's larger-than-life legacy.
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These subtle acts of protest sparked fiery debate last year, centering around the concept of "civility" and whether members of the Trump administration deserved to be accosted or publicly condemned for doing their jobs.
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The agency suffered a major setback in 2005 when it lost a RegFD case against software company Siebel Systems Inc, centering on private talks between the company's chief financial officer with large institutional investors.
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The Lightning took a 1-0 lead at 3:19 after Brayden Point brought the puck down the left side and elevated a centering pass over the stick blade of Buffalo defenseman Colin Miller.
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ABOUT THE JETS (2016-17: 40-35-7, 5th in Central Division): With Laine centering the top line, Mark Scheifele collected a team-high 53 points and averaged more than one (1.04) per game.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 53%Summary: "The Lion King" was another live-action remake from Disney studios, centering around young lion cub Simba (Donald Glover) as he comes of age in the savannas of Africa.
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The exhibition includes a partial re-creation of a solo show he had in Barcelona in 423, centering on a series of works on paper whose daunting variety makes explicit his refusal to commit.
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With a plot centering on a rape, abandonment and destruction wrought by natural disasters, the novel portrays Abyssinia, her family and neighbors overcoming hardship through their faith and the strength of their communal bonds.
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The interaction occurred in Moore's law office amid a custody feud between Johnson and her mother centering on the care of Johnson's young son, who was born when she was a teenager, she said.
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Playing from behind all day, Edmonton equalized late in the second period with Mark Letestu's power-play goal at 214:225 and Jordan Eberle's deflection of a Andrej Sekera centering pass at 22011:00.
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The previous $1 billion disbursement was heavily delayed after a number of agreed reforms, all centering on tackling corruption, were postponed or scaled down, compounding pressure on the government to deliver this time around.
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It included legal fights in three states centering on the question of whether or not Mr. Redstone, who is 93 and in poor health, had the mental capacity to make decisions about his businesses.
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When: Through March 10 Where: Whitney Museum of American Art, 99 Gansevoort Street, Chelsea, Manhattan Kevin Beasley's exhibition at the Whitney features a new installation centering around a cotton gin motor from Maplesville, Alabama.
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I really like Mike's essay, and I too have experienced how centering and satisfying it can be to do the dishes, an imposed quiet moment when I'm alone with the sink and the soap.
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With Georgiev pulled for an extra skater, Buchnevich tied it for the Rangers with seven seconds left as his centering pass for Brett Howden went in off Bobrovsky's left leg for his 15st goal.
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Ms. Kerr followed that book with a series, beginning in 1970, centering on Mog the Cat, a clever but forgetful feline that has capers with everyone from foxes to grannies to bunnies and babies.
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Teams with attackers who are skilled at redirecting centering passes work to create them, but teams with finishers who have the talent to elude defenders often prefer to take their chances in open play.
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I don't talk about my feelings because it's hard to justify doing so while people of color are dying due to systemic racism and making this conversation about me would be again centering whiteness.
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Democrats are confident that the mix of Trump at the top of the ticket, fundamental demographic changes and a message centering on health care and protecting the Affordable Care Act will flip the seat.
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Centering hearing people in Deaf experiences and presenting ASL as amusement for hearing concert-goers instead of as a mode of communication for the Deaf does a huge disservice to interpreters and their profession.
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Centering on Tara (a fabulous Gemma Arterton), a young wife and mother in suburban London who is slowly falling apart, this searching, morally complicated story (by the director, Dominic Savage) unfolds with astonishing authenticity.
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The Media Arts MFA program embraces an interdisciplinary post-studio approach, centering on contemporary art forms, social and political engagement, materiality, critical data studies, media ecologies, and alternative domains of cultural production and circulation.
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More than centering the needs of victims of trafficking or providing anything close to useful public education, it's been an opportunity for almost any federal agency, elected official, or nongovernment organization to self-promote.
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The House voted in 2014 to sue President Obama over his use of executive power, centering mainly on his move to delay the healthcare law's employer mandate requiring large businesses to provide insurance coverage.
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Various messages were presented to a focus group in southern Wisconsin this week centering on the billionaire businessman, along with possible three-way match-ups against Donald Trump and Joe Biden or Elizabeth Warren.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, writer-director Rian Johnson is working on a sequel to his amazing whodunit Knives Out with an eye toward centering the film on Daniel Craig's detective character, Benoit Blanc.
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It's been sold as a '70s-style action flick centering on an assassin and/or hitwoman named Mary, a sort of John Wick but with Henson in the lead role instead of Keanu Reeves.
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It has embarked on a public relations and legal offensive as Washington lobbies allies to abandon its products when building 5G networks, centering on a 2017 Chinese law requiring companies cooperate with national intelligence work.
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"I think the film's critique of righteousness and its centering of empathy—how healing and redeeming empathy can be for people who are living in a hostile environment—that's what resonates for me," she says.
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Before taking that gig, Smith completed 18 investigations as the head of the DOJ's Civil Rights Division's Special Litigation Section, including, most notably, the case centering on the death of Michael Brown, in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Its stereo camera-based EyeSight Driver Assist Technology will be offered as standard fare on the 2020 Outback and now includes technologies like advanced adaptive cruise control with lane centering, and DriverFocus Distraction Mitigation System.
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Centering on an Anonymous-style hacktivist collective, Mr. Robot has expanded in recent seasons to explore an intricate Chinese crime syndicate and an alternate present in which much of the conventional banking infrastructure has collapsed.
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In both her roles, she focuses on stories related to women's rights and immigrant rights, and is most proud of her work centering on indigenous women and young people in their fight for climate justice.
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As her 23 fans at the university waited for her to take the stage, "local Green Party members took the podium to speak, with one centering on student loans and debt," reports the Columbus Dispatch.
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He has been a main cast member since the show's inception in 2014, with his storylines centering around his relationship with Kathryn Dennis and their custody battle over their children, Kensie, 4, and Saint, 2.
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Perreault gave the Jets, who won 43-2 in overtime Saturday in Chicago, an early lead as his centering pass deflected off a defenseman's skate and into the net just 1:47 into the game.
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Maisel and the machine behind its marketing seems to cement the notion that Hollywood isn't ready to give way to more progressive stories, even as audiences continue to support narratives centering more diverse lead characters.
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Comey later testified to Congress that Trump had pressed him to drop the probe into Flynn centering on his calls with Kislyak and repeatedly pressured him to publicly declare that Trump was not under investigation.
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At one point, the caustic fight for control included legal battles in three states, all centering on the question of whether or not Mr. Redstone had the mental capacity to make decisions about his businesses.
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Joe Biden is centering his 20163 campaign around the notion that he has the best shot to defeat Donald Trump, but a new poll this week highlighted how frail of a campaign message that is.
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California Teachers Association One of the biggest pending cases that businesses are monitoring is this case centering on whether public employees who are not union members can be required to pay fees to the union.
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The countries have a handful of claims and counter-claims before the ICJ mostly centering on the mouth of the San Juan river and the Isla Calero, a virtually uninhabited area claimed by both states.
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The High Court will hear a case centering on the Gloucester school district in southeast Virginia, which is challenging the Obama administration mandate from last May to accommodate transgender students or risk losing federal cash.
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"We still have a long way to go [centering the needs of] survivors and being able to support them in the way that they need us to," Human Rights Watch spokesperson Jayshree Bajoria told Broadly.
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This is a winding, expansive mash-up of a novel, centering on four Russian immigrant friends: Vica; the earthbound dreamer Sergey; the literary translator Regina; and Vica's ex-boyfriend Vadik, who works with Regina's husband.
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ECONOMIC STRENGTH BUT INCOMES STALLED The new data also showed a muddled picture of an economy U.S. President Donald Trump has characterized as the strongest ever and on which he is centering his reelection hopes.
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Below, we've collected our favorite works from around the world — taking care to include as many perspectives and geographies as we could, while still centering those in China, who remain most impacted by the virus.
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Centering on interviews with Grace (Sarah Gadon), who is expertly evasive and opaque, this is a show about a woman who has lost everything but her secrets, which are her most valuable and coveted possession.
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Stone followed 3 1/2 minutes later with his eighth goal of the season, centering a pass into the crease for Paul Stastny that caromed into the goal off the skate of defenseman Ben Chiarot.
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The legislative effort to torch Obamacare ended in failure, sunk by key Republican defections (John McCain voted no in a critical, late night vote) and an intense, nationwide public outcry centering on the Medicaid expansion.
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The Oilers regained the lead at 8:01 as Draisaitl tried to make a centering pass from behind the net that deflected off the heel of Minnesota's Jordan Greenway and into the upper left corner.
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Meanwhile, the Millennial Suit — also $550 and defined by its shawl lapel, structured shoulders and classic cigarette pant — is the most popular option, she says, with 58.4 percent of consumer interest centering around that product.
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But, with just 14 seconds left in the period, Gardiner made it 3-2, after his centering pass ricocheted off both Oilers center Leon Draisaitl and defenseman Darnell Nurse before hopping across the goal line.
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Some Icelanders have drawn parallels between the Brjansdottir case and a popular Icelandic television series called "Trapped," centering on an unsolved murder mystery in a remote village where residents are cut off by heavy snow.
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Shults initially wrote this film as a semi-autobiographical story (his earlier films like It Comes at Night and Krisha have also pulled from his personal life), centering on a white family like his own.
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Through her work, and Scafaria's attention to centering the female gaze and non-judgmental depiction of sex work, they did their best to tell this fascinating story with attention to detail within a safe environment.
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As Eichel attempted a centering pass to left winger Evander Kane — who had an open net, with Lundqvist out of position — the puck deflected off Rangers forward Mats Zuccarello's left skate and into the net.
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Valtteri Filppula, who has picked it up with 43 points in his last 13 games, is centering Ryan Callahan (one goal, 35 games) and J.T. Brown on the top checking unit for the Lightning. 1.
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Trump hotel lawsuit at impasse, headed to trial For much of his transition, Trump has been hounded by ethics questions of his own, centering on potential huge conflicts of interests posed by his global business interests.
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It feels like a fitting ending for an exhibition that considers the evolution of the legitimacy of women artists by way of centering the once diminished voices and talents of quilt makers and Abstract Expressionists alike.
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