And then whatever I was writing was channelled through me.
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Headlines LCF savings scheme channelled millions to chief before collapse on.ft.
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They have channelled the fears and the aspirations of their times.
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Instead, he channelled his doubts into a slide deck that went viral.
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She says the same underlying emotions get channelled differently depending on gender.
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I took it hard, too, but I channelled it into my studies.
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That is, they're the gateway through which all these other influences are channelled.
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BNP Paribas helped sanctions-busters, for instance, while HSBC channelled Mexican drug takings.
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All this energy is channelled into a thoughtful, unmannered projection of the score.
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Remainers rally around a right to leave, channelled through the EU's freedom of movement.
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Ferrell then strode across the court to cheers and immediately channelled his character from Anchorman.
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Instead, they have channelled their sorrow into a strategy and their mourning into a movement.
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Children who may have turned out gay are being channelled instead into a trans identity.
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It said he had channelled substantial funds of uncertain origin into America through proxy accounts.
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France's Banque Publique d'Investissement channelled $12bn in equity and debt to 4,000 startups in 2017.
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But in Europe that energy is channelled into seats in parliament and possible coalition governments.
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Negative emotions may be easier to cope with when channelled into words spoken to ourselves.
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It would reduce the moisture channelled along the Andes as far south as Buenos Aires.
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Both factors drained cash from the banking system and channelled it into the government's coffers.
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This is most likely to be channelled through the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA).
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The medium through which they channelled their anxiety may be flawed, but their message is clear.
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The group channelled the cast of FX's Emmy-winning hit American Crime Story: The People v.
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Ramm channelled the chaos into a spectacular personal mythology, drawn from philology, astrophysics, and medieval history.
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Later that year, voters approved a ballot measure that channelled the resultant savings into drug rehabilitation.
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The cash was allegedly channelled through four U.K.-registered companies, where "lax regulations" allowed for opacity.
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So far, he's channelled frosted-tipped Justin Timberlake and tried his paw at the divisive man bun.
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" In which case, she says, "the anger you have can be channelled into having a new job.
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As more and more núcleos sprang up, he made sure his will was vehemently channelled through them.
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The Qatari money will be channelled into banks and financial markets, a Turkish government source told Reuters.
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BNP Paribas helped sanctions-busters, HSBC channelled Mexican drug takings and Deutsche Bank moved cash for Russian launderers.
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At the beginning of this year it allowed a scheme which channelled cheap funding to banks to lapse.
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This credit boost has sparked some concerns that additional funds would be channelled into the frothy property market.
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But when it's channelled correctly, the eagerness to reveal falsehoods functions as a self-organizing, spontaneous social good.
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Instead the CBR channelled dollars to sanction-hit banks and energy companies, to help them repay external debt.
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First, instead of being easily channelled, electric current moves across a graphene sheet randomly and in all directions.
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Instead of zipping randomly across it, electrons traversing a sheet of wrinkly graphene are channelled between the ridges.
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An eighteenth-century channelled frame had so many borders that each side was as wide as the canvas.
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Her fears and worries and contradictions get channelled into the work, and she works virtually all the time.
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Lily Allen channelled her 2006 "LDN" music video with a similar bright fuchsia and orange gown by Vivienne Westwood.
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Without a team of grad students dedicated to the project, Epstein and Lewis channelled their excitement into lab work.
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From Trump, Bloom channelled Mad Magazine's iconic mascot Alfred E. Neuman in an oversized suit, tie, and flame-red hair.
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Celibate by principle—they peopled their ranks with orphans and adoptees—they channelled their passions into religion, handicrafts, and music.
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Her early formalism is sometimes channelled cunningly, as in "Aunt Jennifer's Tigers," the best-known poem from her first book.
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Much of the debt was channelled through institutions outside the formal banking system, which are less transparent and more lightly regulated.
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Revive and expand the Migration Impacts Fund, a foolishly mothballed programme that channelled government resources to places experiencing fast population change.
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Warning: Game of Thrones spoilers ahead Saturday Night Live writers channelled the frustration of Game of Thrones fans everywhere this week.
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Terse, urgent prose—ably channelled by Elizabeth Clark Wessel, the translator—gives pace and heft to a novel of contagious trauma.
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Bolivia insists that the water flows into Chile only because Chilean railways and miners channelled it early in the 20th century.
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Politicians on the right have channelled this anger by blaming the liberal elite, migrants (internal, in India's case) and religious minorities.
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Opting to leave the band in 2013, Adam has since doubled down on that darkness and channelled it into Wicca Phase.
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When asked to explain his crimes against gravity, Busquets channelled his inner picaro, claiming, "It's not play-acting...it's being smart".
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Lower spending on its social services means addicts and the mentally ill are "consciously channelled into prison," argues Ms Oliver, the sociologist.
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As it was, both channelled their energies into child-rearing and, in Myers's case, theories for the promotion of harmonious marital relations.
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Whistleblowers have alleged that Vote Leave broke electoral spending law before the referendum and illegally channelled funds to a digital services firm.
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After much pressure from activists, governments have channelled increasing amounts of money and political will in an effort to "close the gap".
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It may do that, if it finds that her re-election campaign in 2014 was financed with bribes channelled through Petrobras executives.
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He channelled a definite Soul Train aesthetic, and Steve Lacy of The Internet also popped up to perform the hook, just because.
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Philosophers of prior eras tended to view the art as an ambiguous, unreliable entity that had to be properly managed and channelled.
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"It is unclear where the money channelled to Hacker House, a start-up with hardly any income, came from," The Observer said.
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The resulting aid was channelled through the newly founded Xingnan Group, according to You'll Make It, a memoir by CADTIC veteran Huang Xiaohe.
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" Overall, Orbey wrote, "like other men who have reëmerged in recent months, he seems to have channelled his experience into a diffuse bitterness.
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DCOM's primary ratings strength has been the demonstrated ability to execute on its niche broker-channelled multifamily lending while maintaining pristine asset quality.
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The roughly 300,000 tonnes of steel that Severstal exports to the United States can easily be channelled elsewhere, BCS Global Markets experts said.
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In the past Egypt has carried out air strikes in Libya and has channelled material support to the LNA, according to U.N. experts.
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Karl Lueger channelled Schoenerer's anti-Semitism into a political movement, campaigning to be mayor on the slogan "Vienna is German and must remain German".
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His former manager is awaiting sentence after pleading guilty to participating in the scheme, which channelled money from 1MDB bond sales to Malaysian officials.
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He channelled his intellect and compassion into a second act focused on improving people's lives and strengthening communities in Seattle and around the world.
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Mr Obiang has instead channelled Equatorial Guinea's petrodollars into grand projects such as Oyala, a new city he is building deep in the jungle.
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Yet this series changed that dynamic; characters grappled with the effects of the physical and emotional horrors they experienced and channelled it into strength.
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In an interview with Sky Sports in 2008, former teammate Ray Parlour described how Adams channelled his creativity as part of his recovery process.
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Once its secondary units are commissioned this year, the refinery will cease naphtha exports as the fuel will be channelled to the gasoline pool.
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"Little Women" star Florence Pugh appeared to take inspiration from another classic story as she channelled "Little Red Riding Hood" on the red carpet.
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Fellow Gulf states have given billions in aid to prop up the kingdom, but much has been channelled into building housing for Sunnis and foreigners.
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Funding Circle boasts of having channelled £5bn in loans to over 50,603 companies, in Britain, America, Germany and the Netherlands, since its launch in 2010.
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Evidence sent to French prosecutors showed that much of the cash was subsequently channelled to a Lebanese company controlled by Ghosn associates, the sources said.
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In the 2000s, for example, the international banking system channelled massive savings accumulated by oil exporters and large emerging markets into rich-world property markets.
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It would be better if donors scaled up their largesse gradually, channelled it through national coffers where possible and stuck around for the long run.
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The Duchess of Cambridge appeared to have channelled her inner Disney princess in the dress which put many in mind of a famous cartoon princess.
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Germany has already pledged to provide unlimited amounts of credit to companies as part of a "protective shield" channelled through the KfW state investment bank.
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One might wonder why entrepreneurs and investors keep lining up for the privilege of being channelled into what has become a vast financial threshing machine.
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Research by Colliers International, a property services company, shows the flow of Chinese capital being channelled into parts of Hong Kong's residential market has slowed.
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So chic in fact that Gucci — the pinnacle of Italian fashion — channelled the Queen's iconic style for its latest catwalk show at Westminster Abbey on Thursday.
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Unidentified hackers allegedly stole the money in early February and channelled it to casinos and gambling agents in the Philippines via a Manila branch of RCBC.
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That ignored how the delivery of services would inevitably be channelled through, and controlled by, those in power, namely Buddhist Rakhine politicians, the enemies of Rohingyas.
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The remaining money was allegedly siphoned off by the syndicate members and channelled through a complex series of companies and trusts for their own personal gain.
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Vote Leave was later found to have channelled money to Cambridge Analytica-linked Canadian data firm Aggregate IQ to target pro-Brexit ads via Facebook's platform.
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Clark's interrogation of these themes only became more refined as the years went by, her fascination with darkness and emptiness channelled into more terrifyingly suffocating stories.
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People can speak their truths and still get lost within a labyrinth of trending interests, channelled audiences, and ten million individuated heartfelt pleas that don't connect.
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There's some comradely banter with the musicians, but all the technical conversation is channelled through guitarist Gerry Leonard, a young Irishman who's been made Bowie's musical director.
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They've channelled their ability to curate a vibe to putting on memorable shows for fans that re-envision their old parties and re-manifest that same energy.
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Mr Hammond offered a smidgen of extra NHS funding and channelled an extra £1.2bn in 2017-213 towards social care, which will ease the burden on hospitals.
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First, air is channelled by fans onto a honeycombed plastic slab called a contactor, where CO210, which is acidic, reacts with aqueous potassium hydroxide, which is alkaline.
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On Wednesday, high school students across the country channelled weeks of cramming to complete the AP English Exam, a standardized test featuring multiple choice and essay questions.
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Roughly $15bn a year goes to research into all low-carbon technologies; that pot needs to increase, and more of it should be channelled to extracting carbon.
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The sector as a whole is still heavily reliant on Eurosystem funding, largely in the form of emergency liquidity assistance (ELA) channelled through the Bank of Greece.
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Barack Obama channelled Democrats' fury over the war in Iraq and lust for change, Sanders has captured the current liberal zeitgeist with his tirades against income inequality.
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Under the deal, more state cash was channelled to the region for job training and militant groups were handed contracts to protect the pipelines they once bombed.
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Mlinko's readers can easily spot the wit, the elegance, and the play in her poems, but they might miss the urgency, since it is so slyly channelled.
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If only the community-building generosity and coöperation shown in a disaster's wake could be channelled into understanding and proactively working with nature to avoid future calamities.
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It is a form in which crying can be exchanged for singing, just as Conchita Piquer channelled stories of women's acquiescence, then undermined them by performing them.
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" Actor Hugh Grant channelled the rage of many when he tweeted, in reply to Johnson's announcement of the move: "Fuck off you over-promoted rubber bath toy.
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Evidence sent to French prosecutors late last week showed that much of the cash was subsequently channelled to a Lebanese company controlled by Ghosn associates, the sources said.
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Americans' mistrust of their economic system and the companies that make so much money in it has so far been channelled into calls for protectionism and government intervention.
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It's therefore something of a surprise that The Disaster Artist has channelled the tendencies present in both Franco's failures and his successes into a singularly beguiling meta-entertainment.
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Most of this will be channelled through CDC, the government's overseas investment arm, reflecting a shift in priorities away from spending on poverty reduction and towards creating more businesses.
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Evidence sent to French prosecutors showed much of the cash was channelled to a Lebanese company controlled by associates of Ghosn, who holds Lebanese citizenship, the sources told Reuters.
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But in a recent paper Sebastian Beer of the IMF and Jan Loeprick of the World Bank find that Mauritius's DTTs have not channelled new investment towards co-signatories.
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DIST's product portfolio includes its mass-market Extra Special Arrack brand, which accounts for the majority of sales, and licensed international brands channelled through its subsidiary Periceyl (Pvt) Ltd.
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Some money will be channelled into metals-intensive infrastructure and construction but less than in the past, meaning this round of stimulus could turn out to be metals-lite.
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The amount of international lending channelled through UK-based banks grew by about 11 percent in the first six months of 2018, compared to the same period last year.
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Growth in deposits (a large part of which stems from the diaspora), which are channelled into government financing by domestic banks, is the cornerstone of Lebanon's public debt sustainability.
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He reportedly died of an illness in late 2017, but his sermons channelled deep grievances in Burkina Faso's north where impoverished people have long been frustrated by corrupt officials.
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The bill was channelled through the legislature so quickly that some lawmakers hadn't even seen it before it was introduced on Wednesday morning, according to The New York Times.
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"Little Women" star Florence Pugh channelled Little Red Riding Hood on the red carpet of the 73rd EE British Academy Film Awards on Sunday night — but in hot pink.
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"Little Women" star Florence Pugh channelled Little Red Riding Hood on the red carpet of the 73rd EE British Academy Film Awards on Sunday night — but in hot pink.
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But these exotic influences are channelled through the composer's signature use of the "infinity series," an integer sequence through which he organizes looping patterns of melody, harmony, and rhythm.
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It channelled money to a Canadian data firm linked to Cambridge Analytica to target political ads on Facebook's platform, via undeclared joint working with a youth-focused Brexit campaign, BeLeave.
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" Instead, it will be a "very personal high perfumery creation as a surprise for her fans — a channelled work of liquid music, a compounded high spirit, natural, raw and sacred.
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Her Workers' Party (PT) is a prime mover behind a gargantuan bribery scheme centred on Petrobras, the state-controlled oil company, which channelled money from contractors to politicians and parties.
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In addition, funds will also be channelled into future projects being carried out by Hagar International, The Australian Childhood Foundation, The New York Centre for Children and World Vision Australia.
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Roughly a quarter of the EU's annual budget spending over the next decade will be channelled towards green goals, including part of the Common Agricultural Policy funds, which subsidise farmers.
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Jon Stewart spent years as a comedian and talk show host, breaking down the headlines of the day — and now he's channelled his political knowledge into a new feature film.
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The solution was to unleash what economists have called the greatest example of monetary easing in history — an enormous wave of easy loans channelled through the state-owned banking system.
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The single-sex ponds are fed by the waters of the River Fleet, which once flowed through London but since the nineteenth century has been channelled into an underground culvert.
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The UN's newer green-finance initiatives are proving more generous to Africa than its old Clean Development Mechanism, which has channelled just 2.5% of its resources to the continent since 2001.
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Competing on the popular syndicated game show's Tournament of Teens on Thursday, contestant Sabrina Duong became an Internet sensation on Friday when she channelled a popular meme in her Final Jeopardy!
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As she began writing, Johnson said she felt it necessary to create a candid exploration of how she channelled her own experiences of distrust, frustration, and heartache into a booming business ventures.
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The chief prosecutor accuses him of managing the Petrobras "bribe pipeline", which channelled billions of reais from construction firms to executives and politicians in the ruling coalition in exchange for padded contracts.
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As soon as people feel they've shared information with you but fear that you might not be sharing that information up the chain, then information is back-channelled and trust breaks down.
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Their investigation alleges that billions of dollars were channelled through four British companies — two Scottish Limited Partnerships (SLPs) and two Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) — controlled via offshore jurisdictions, between 289 and 2800.
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The error comes as authorities push banks to boost defences against cyber crime, after $81 million stolen from Bangladesh's central bank last year was channelled to a Philippine bank and several casinos.
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They would have a sauna, then watch the lottery draws on TV. They would never feel bad about losing, because they knew that the gaming proceeds would be channelled to good causes.
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The Mercers purchase power through lies, which get channelled to the public by way of phony scientists, radio hate-mongers, extremist bloggers and Web sites, and spurious nonprofits with innocuous-sounding names.
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Analysts say the bulk of these investments including WMPs and the negotiable certificates of deposit, created by banks, are channelled to debt-laden state-owned and private firms at rising risk of default.
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One effect of the ruling was that all of a sudden, interest-rate caps applied to online, peer-to-peer lenders, who had previously channelled their loans through banks to avoid usury laws.
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Singer and rapper Lizzo channelled the classic '73s Whoopi Goldberg sequel, Sister Act 27: Back in the Habit, for her performance of "Juice" at the 218 MTV Movie and TV Awards on Monday.
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The shock waves, channelled into the test chamber through a metallic tunnel, will envelope the prototype vehicle and increase the temperature over its body to 8,000 Kelvins, or 993,727 degrees Celsius, Zhao said.
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For a kitschy-retro shoot in a pink hotel room, for example, the couple channelled Priscilla Presley, who Elvis discovered on a beach and spirited away to Graceland when she was just 17.
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Since 2015 investigators in various countries, including America, Singapore, Switzerland and latterly Malaysia itself, have been trying to trace the money it raised and channelled through a maze of financial institutions and shell companies.
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According to Nilson, an industry bible, in 1974 the amount of money for purchases channelled through American Express was equivalent to 50% of what went through MasterCard and 70% of what went through Visa.
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The bloc is trying to create a capital markets union so that savings are channelled into stocks and bonds to raise funding for companies to grow, reducing the continent's heavy reliance on bank loans.
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One of my brothers removed the barrier made of thick, cleverly intertwined branches that blocked the entrance to the big kraal, while the others, at my father's orders, corralled and channelled the impatient cattle.
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The Washington D.C.-based financier lent money straight to the Kenyan ministry of finance for the first time last year, changing past practice where it channelled cash straight to the projects, bypassing the Treasury.
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In that year, United States' residents stashed offshore 5% of their country's output, while Chinese taxpayers channelled abroad more than 15% of Chinese gross domestic product, most likely in Hong Kong, the study said.
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TKB's current focus as a development bank is on direct and apex lending (the latter channelled through commercial banks) to Turkish SMEs and corporates, in sectors and in regions deemed strategic by the government.
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Electric Wizard were, from the outset, a product of their peculiar surroundings—of being a band that channelled Oborn's obsessions while being steeped in the ancient occult folklore and anarchic eccentricities of rural British life.
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The FARC has committed itself to dismantling drug-trafficking operations, which channelled billions of dollars to the insurgents over the past 30 years, and to discouraging the cultivation of coca, the raw material for cocaine.
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Satcher's insight channelled the voices of those unknown Africans buried in the African Burial Ground and at Chapman Clearing who endured suffering so that future generations would learn about the proud heritage that they inherit.
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Motsepe, President Cyril Ramaphosa's brother-in-law and head of investment firm African Rainbow Capital, said at a media conference the money would be channelled through the government to build water, health and education facilities.
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QE meant the new money was channelled through banks, not always lent on further, and often ended up inflating assets held by the already wealthy, while pushing some governments into austerity to control debt piles.
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MOSCOW, March 19 (Reuters) - Russia's National Wealth Fund has risen to 12.2 trillion roubles ($151.35 billion) after the Finance Ministry channelled extra oil and gas revenues from 2019 to it, the ministry said on Thursday.
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The Commission originally envisaged the CMU as a way to diversify sources of funding and eliminate cross-border barriers to investment, unlocking capital that could be channelled to companies and infrastructure projects to spur growth.
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The funds Hungary gets from the European Union, say opposition politicians, are often channelled to Mr Orban's cronies, including his son-in-law and the mayor of his home village, nurturing a new class of oligarchs.
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He channelled years of mental and physical anguish into painting, and the result is canvases stabbed with brushes, abstract demonic figures, and very candid, sometimes cringe-worthy anecdotes about chefs who have since risen to prominence.
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Harvard, once sharply class-channelled, was determined to remake itself as an affinity community, and The Facebook, though mildly subversive, fit that mold; it was ours, and, unlike the crowded Friendster and MySpace, private, fenced in.
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Doepfner said he saw Britain moving towards a "more free market-oriented model, while Europe is step by step transforming into a transfer union" where funds were being channelled from successful states to the struggling ones.
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"Security analysts are unanimous in assessing that the funds stolen by APT 38 – a significant percentage of North Korean GDP—are channelled into the DPRK's missile and nuclear development programs," a source said at the time.
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Andy Serkis says he might keep his new BAFTA award next to the iconic One Ring he kept from &aposThe Lord of the Rings&aposFlorence Pugh channelled Little Pink Riding Hood on the BAFTAs red carpet
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Gold has gained some 16 percent so far this year as investors have channelled money into the asset on concerns over the global economy and financial instability, and the repricing of expectations for U.S. interest rate rises.
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One possible counter-measure, suggested by British lawmaker Tom Tugendhat, could involve denying Russia's so-called oligarchs access to the luxuries of London, where many have channelled their fortunes, traded their companies and relocated their family lives.
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Fighting for them is Wai Wai Nu. VICE Impact spoke to her about her advocacy work and how the energy of the #MeToo movement can be channelled to help support Rohingya women, and bring persecutors to justice.
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Chalkbeat, an education news organisation, reported that political committees on both sides of the dispute channelled at least $1.65m into the school-board races that took place on November 7th in Denver, nearby Aurora and Douglas County.
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AND I AM JUST WONDERING THE JOURNEY OF LAST YEAR WHAT SORT OF COMIC RELIEF DID YOU FIND IN IT AND COULD WE SEE ANY OF THAT CHANNELLED INTO THE NEW SEASON THATS ABOUT TO COME OUT?
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It's difficult to say if the increase in unemployment rate is actually linked to an increase in automation, but at the very least, the money saved from reducing the tax incentives could be channelled to welfare programs.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Prosecutors in the Netherlands said on Wednesday they are evaluating signs of Dutch involvement in a money laundering network which is alleged by a report this week to have channelled billions of euros from Russia.
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Joining Justin Tranter, who co-wrote the song (which, even without the addition of Love, objectively slaps) onstage, Love channelled its longing side, weighing vocal lines that Gomez made breathy and sweet down with her signature growl.
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Though we can still wonder where his well-articulated concern, about how Facebook's monopoly grip on markets and attention is massively and horribly denting the human universe, has been channelled prior to publishing this NYT op-ed — i.e.
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With the exception of its bold, back-channelled diplomatic breakthrough with Cuba, the Obama administration has been preoccupied with other, more conventional foreign policy matters—like bombing the Middle East and instigating a new Cold War with Russia.
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"It's reassuring", she said, that when the president-elect takes office and makes a "bad call", it won't go unnoticed, and that discontent with Mr Trump will be channelled into "concerted efforts" to advance the causes he disdains.
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From the inception of Hair Police in 2001, Beatty channelled his childhood interests in drawing and graphic design into art for records—both for Hair Police and for his own solo project Three Legged Race—and show posters.
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Thus, on the album, he has channelled his longing through a group of female vocalists, many of them understated talents, such as the Swedish indie-pop siren Lykke Li and the veteran R. & B. singer-songwriter Diana Gordon.
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"In Spain there isn't an extreme right that is electorally important, to a large extent because we [Podemos] were born, because we have channelled part of the political and social frustration," says Iñigo Errejón, one of the party's leaders.
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Just under half of the funds - $124 million – will be channelled into new breweries, which are mapped out for the U.S., Asia and Australia, and two brewery hotels, boasting craft beer taps in each bedroom and beer-infused dining.
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Thus, via a complex process of meditation and projection, I have placed myself in Taylor Swift's shoes, and I have channelled, I believe, what would have been her exact thoughts should she actually have been trapped in the suitcase.
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A longstanding obstacle has been the need to bring Indian liability rules in-line with international norms, which require the costs of any accident to be channelled to the operator rather than the maker of a nuclear power station.
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A pair of Yale studies suggest that when people say they want to 'eat up' babies, it's prompted by overwhelming emotions – caused, one researcher has speculated, by frustration at not being able to care for the cute thing, channelled into aggressiveness.
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"While working on the recent re-launch of our accessories line, pouring over the house archives, I was reintroduced to Pierre Balmain's mastery of beautiful, similar patterns, and inevitably channelled that into today's offerings," Rousteing wrote in the show notes.
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Vote Leave made a donation to another Brexit campaign group, BeLeave, that then channelled the money to a digital services firm, violating election rules because the groups worked together, the opinion published by the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee said.
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" Hader said, "When Jeff Bridges hosted the show, he noticed me being nervous in rehearsal, and he told me"—he channelled Bridges's reedy stoner—" 'I worked with Robert Ryan on "The Iceman Cometh," and before every take he'd be sweating bullets.
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In Lebanon, Saudi Arabia has long backed Sunni politicians like Hariri with massive financial support, while Iran has channelled support to its Shiite proxy Hezbollah — a militia with its own political arm, considered far more powerful than the Lebanese state.
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The company draws on the logic and appeal of crowdfunding: half of the site's fifteen-per-cent commission fee is channelled directly into development projects, which are chosen by the owners of the rental properties, the travellers, and the local community.
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Their cases have channelled latent outrage at the wider issue of a sharp increase in the number of femicides — women killed in part because they are women — that have turned the state into the latest hotspot in a national crisis.
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The last election in December broke the mould of 40 years of stable conservative or Socialist majorities and failed to produce a viable government as upstart parties channelled growing resentment of the establishment following an economic crisis and a raft of corruption scandals.
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Mr Chinchilla will be responsible for following up recent allegations that 20103 politicians and officials, including the president's brother-in-law, channelled nearly $12m of government money to the ruling National Party and to the opposition Liberal Party during elections in 2013.
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LONDON, March 6 (Reuters) - Shares in French bank Credit Agricole fell by more than 2 percent on Wednesday, with traders saying the drop was linked to media reports about a money laundering network alleged to have channelled billions of euros from Russia.
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And so, heartbroken, Mahalia did what she does best and channelled it into her music—which, at the time, was all chill guitar and clever wordplay, her beautiful but not-quite-grown-into-itself voice floating over the top of tentative melodies.
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YOKOHAMA, Japan, Sept 22 (Reuters) - New Zealand flyhalf Richie Mo'unga channelled his inner Dora The Explorer to chase down Cheslin Kolbe and make a superb cover tackle his boss said was close to game-winning in Saturday's 23-13 victory over South Africa.
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Since the end of the uprising in 2006, he has channelled much of his energy into art and cultural forms of resistance, including active involvement in local boycott campaigns, solidarity initiatives with Palestinian prisoners, and music and dance programs with Aida youth.
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A U.S. official involved in post-Raqqa planning said support could not be channelled to a "PYD political project of expansion into this part of the country", and the United States would not support "the PYD project to make an autonomous administration".
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In an era of rentier capitalism, in which more and more income is being channelled to the owners of assets—physical, financial and intellectual—and in which wages will continue to stagnate, a BI would provide an anchor for a fairer income-distribution system.
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Estonia's police Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) said that besides more than $6 billion laundered via Estonian banks in schemes discovered by national financial inspection agencies, a further unreported 7.3 billion euros was channelled via Estonian banks through the sale of Russian stocks and bonds.
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc said it has reported a criminal complaint against Peter Robinson, a former head of commercial operations in sub-Saharan Africa, over suspicions that proceeds from the sale of an oilfield in Nigeria may have been channelled into secret Swiss bank accounts.
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The jagged and angular-sounding Tilt, for instance, channelled the energy and political irreverence of young punks in the country, whereas bands like Dezerter adopted an incredibly raw, abrasive sound, born out of the unforgiving Polish winters and the growing poverty of the time.
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Kolychev said that Russia's 2019 extra oil and gas revenues, which will be channelled to the National Wealth Fund, will be enough to buy the 50%-plus-one-share stake in Sberbank, the country's largest lender, from the central bank, Interfax news agency reported.
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Henry Cavill confirms he channelled a 'Game of Thrones' character for 'The Witcher' Leia holding a lightsaber is the only thing I see in this 'Star Wars' trailer Watch Bon Appétit's Claire Saffitz make gourmet Warheads John Mulaney thinks mistletoe deserves to be cancelled
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About 13 billion euros ($5.48 billion) of profits from Greek bonds held by the European Central Bank and other eurozone central banks are supposed to be channelled back to Athens by June, 2022, in semi-annual tranches, as agreed with Greece's lenders under a post-bailout agreement.
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A businessman linked to a massive corruption scandal involving Brazilian conglomerate Odebrecht SA testified in 2016 to Brazilian prosecutors that the construction giant had channelled millions of dollars to a senior campaign official of Enrique Pena Nieto, Mexico's current president and a member of the PRI.
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Proceeds from the sale will help the central bank recoup some losses from 2017 bail-outs, while the remainder will be channelled back to state coffers, arriving just in time to finance a raft of new measures announced by Russian President Vladimir Putin to boost growth.
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Laura Muir also channelled the spirit of 2012's "Super Saturday" when the crowd roared her home in a gutsy front-running victory in the women's 1500m for a huge personal best and another British record of 3:57.49 – knocking Olympic champion Kelly Holmes off top spot.
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BCG acts as an aggregator of private capital to be channelled towards investment in public goods, such as subways, environmental facilities and primary land development in the greater Beijing region, as well as financial services, such as government-guaranteed loans for Beijing's small-to-medium enterprises and agriculture businesses.
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And while the isolation specific to fame is oft-cited—the story of the ingenue who seemingly has it all, but can't find anyone to trust is one we're all familiar with—it's all the more visceral and moving when channelled through someone we already feel like we know.
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He turns a timid man into a grieving Macbeth who gives an affecting "sound and fury" monologue from a plastic chair, and then feels that thrill of having channelled something bigger, tapped into something he thought wasn't for ordinary people, made some good art and understood something about himself and other.
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The skills required for these tasks are so different that even if a player is naturally adept at both in school, he will be channelled onto one path or another the minute he enters organised baseball—no one can perform at the major-league level in either role without focusing on it fully.
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The guests — which also included Lamar Odom, Usain Bolt and Odell Beckham Jr. — channelled their inner child with sports-themed arcade games and a basketball photo booth, while sipping from red hard plastic cups that read "Aubrey's Re- Bar- Mitzvah" and chowing down on pizza from "Papi's Pizzeria" served in pizza boxes adorn with Drake's photo on top.
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Construction and real estate markets remain weak and Fitch does not expect a recovery before 2017, while traditionally strong tourism flows, structural funds for economic development (EU), and increasing exports (mainly metal, clothing and agricultural products and channelled trades from its port) should stimulate the local economy over the medium term, albeit without significant impact on tax revenue collection.
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It's not often that you hear many details about the limited partners that feed money into a venture capital fund, and even less so when it's about Western money being channelled into Chinese VCs, but today comes news of how one of the more interesting funds out of China is shaping up, courtesy of a strategic European investor.
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From the video with Flava Flav to the video that spawned a thousand sexy collar-pulling gifs to the video of two grown men eating sandwiches and drinking beer, Taking Back Sunday have channelled a shameless and flagrant number of feelings into music that somehow resonates just as purely at 4PM in the office as it did at lunchtime in high school.
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The 27-year-old Tony-nominated actress channelled Kidman to play Donna Summer in the new Broadway musical Summer — which chronicles the Grammy winning singer's journey from church choir adolescent to disco queen diva to cancer-struck painter through her collection of chart-topping hits (DeBose is one of three stars who plays Summer in the show, including LaChanze and newcomer Storm Lever).
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It flows out of him, as if channelled in thousands of micro wires, enters the minds of his followers: their cheers go ragged and hoarse, chanting erupts, a look of religious zeal may flash across the face of some non-chanter, who is finally getting, in response to a question long nursed in private, exactly the answer he's been craving.
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But instead of letting it get her down, she's channelled that energy into helping others — via a Youtube channel that brings awareness of the realities of living with CF. (In fact, Baldoni got the idea for the film after meeting the late Claire Wineland, a Youtuber with CF who appeared in his CW documentary, My Last Days.) Will, on the other hand, is the rebel.
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