She started forward, down one of the rows, laying her palm on every car she passed, pausing for a moment, channelling whatever she was channelling.
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"I was channelling whatever you're channelling when you're turning forty and in a new city and out in the world for the first time," she said.
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The protesters are channelling a deeper frustration in Hong Kong.
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SANDRA OH AND JODIE COMER CHANNELLING GOOD AND EVIL IT'S EPIC!!!!
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Channelling #SkinPicking into 259 min free drawings to redirect my hands.
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The iPhones maker cut tax by channelling profits through Irish subsidiaries.
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Its interest in channelling change cannot be furthered from the sidelines.
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Financial advisers earned bonuses for channelling clients' cash towards underperforming funds.
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In school, meanwhile, I was channelling my food obsession into writing.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Mario Draghi is channelling a new cartoon character.
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Meanwhile, channelling government money to boost exports is frowned on in Geneva.
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Both act as filters, channelling nutrient-rich water towards the larvacean inside.
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"This is what tarot is best for: Channelling yourself back to you."
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And what better time to begin channelling Cast Away than barbecue season?
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Democratic leaders in a new memo kind of seem to be channelling Trump.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Kweichow Moutai's investors are channelling their inner Carl Icahn.
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The draft is rich in recommendations for channelling additional resources to the crisis.
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I always feel like I'm in some way channelling her when I write.
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But channelling the spirit of an activist would help avoid any more misses.
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Maybe you're stuffing your face with Love Hearts while channelling the wilted rose emoji.
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Hanks, 25, says channelling his real-life experiences with addiction was a rewarding experience.
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Etete denies charges of bribery for channelling money from the deal to Nigerian politicians.
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And given the oral culture he is channelling, that success has a wider significance.
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Farms and factories lie devastated by vindictive diktats channelling wealth to the imperial centre.
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"The world was falling apart," she says, channelling her parents' perception at the time.
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Channelling government money to boost exports is also something of which the WTO would disapprove.
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Nonetheless, some Conservatives are still channelling St Augustine: Lord, give me housing—but not here.
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"She saw it as a way of channelling female power," Franklin said in a podcast.
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It is now channelling recommendations through only one channel — native push notifications on your phone.
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But he has taken over the Republican Party by channelling blue-collar anger against all elites.
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Channelling the momentum just right lays the tracks for a high-flying mini roller coaster ride.
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Now a wider array of Asian investors are channelling household and corporate savings into global markets.
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Raiffeisen is just the latest bank to be suspected of channelling dirty money from Europe's eastern fringes.
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Inside, the Fed's decision-making generates equally prodigious spillovers, channelling the flow of capital around the world.
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VTB has played a major role in channelling capital to resource exporters which dominate the Russian economy.
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Erskine's performance reminded me of a tradition of funny women channelling their grossest, most naïve younger selves.
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But you can see it as a sign of change, a productive channelling of Harry's rowdy energy.
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Gropius, channelling both sides of his nature, answered that he might, if his neighbor was a woman.
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All of those negative emotions that used to overwhelm me, I've gotten better at channelling them creatively.
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Godzilla has mined box-office gold since the early 1950s, partly by channelling the anxieties of successive eras.
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Dr Yu suggests that optical fibres might provide an effective way of channelling light to the correct tube.
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Now she's channelling her energy into creating a business that starts a conversation about women's health and sexuality.
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At the moment the party seems to be channelling most of its energies into destroying Mrs May's potential rivals.
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The songs are powerful, as protest music has been for centuries, channelling voices together into something moving, even beautiful.
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If you feel your heart beating out of your chest, try channelling it into a project instead of meditating.
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The World Health Organization said it was channelling efforts into helping to prepare vulnerable countries, including 453 in Africa.
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I decided to commit to channelling that energy into things that are actually important, and not a waste of life.
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" 'This is a napkin from when Ashley had a birthday party and we all had cake,' " DeLappe said, channelling one.
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His genius lies in channelling those stories through wordless guitar music: the contradictions, darkness and, ultimately, hope of rural america.
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It complemented a look she took up at the Grammys, when she performed pregnant, channelling African, Hindu, and Roman deities.
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Political parties, many of which are weakened and fragmented, have largely ceased to do their fundamental job of channelling discontent.
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There is no way that this Lionel Messi is deliberately channelling loads of cash away from where it should be.
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But his string of text-only tweets documenting Chyna's alleged betrayals suggests he thought only of channelling his rage and disappointment.
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Channelling fewer euros to startups in Palo Alto or battery makers in Seoul won't much bother policymakers in Rome and Paris.
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Channelling the spirit of her hero Theodore Roosevelt, she vows to curb lobbying, campaign-finance extravagance, carbon emissions and much else.
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It might seem plausible that restricting trade to eliminate deficits will create jobs, channelling existing demand towards goods made at home.
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Nakayama sees her ambition as, in part, a way of channelling her terror of disappointing the people she was closest to.
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Here on Earth, they perform disco-infused Afrofuturist funk while channelling the androgynous glamour of Prince, David Bowie, and Grace Jones.
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Less apparent, but more interesting, is the fact that they're also channelling profound disaffection with three decades of American economic policy.
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Trevino, known as one of the most obsessive artists in the industry, spent years in the country intensely channelling his mentor's work.
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"I'm sure they're back-channelling discussions," Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn said earlier Friday about any negotiations between the House and Senate.
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Similarly, data unions could be conduits channelling members' data contributions, all while tracking them and billing AI firms that benefit from them.
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Stairs, marble floors, thick carpets, Renaissance pillars, ladies in ermine and pearls, spirit-armoured mediums channelling New Dead visiting from Sum- merland.
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And third, by channelling resources from the gainers towards policies that offset the deskilling of workers who are likely to fall behind.
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Yet they need it, too, so they work with it, channelling its skills, inventiveness and capital and pouring taxpayers' money into it.
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We are one of the companies that has actually agreed to these targets and we want to contribute by channelling the flows.
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But in those closeups that Cooper awards himself, and his huge moments of emotional agony … well, he's channelling a bit of Judy.
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Rather, they acted as emotional conduits, channelling, through vocal and physical mimicry, familiar types: your auntie, your cousin, the neighborhood storefront preacher.
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Advertiser boycotts have been a potent and attention-grabbing tool in channelling political pressure, and Fox News personalities have been frequent targets.
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The 28-year-old's parents had just split, and she remembers channelling her feelings about their breakup into her first piece of music.
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In the spirit of channelling our inner wanderlust, we set out to discover the best places in Madrid that fly under the radar.
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Companies often seem to be channelling Groucho Marx in their approach to applicants: they won't hire someone who is actively looking for work.
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The country's banking watchdog has punished two lenders for illegally channelling money into the stock market, the official Securities Times said on Friday.
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Elsheikh has followed an even more circuitous route, setting up trading companies in Britain and the UAE and channelling payments through the Emirates.
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The movie poignantly shows Julie channelling her creative energies into the stumbling conduct of her life, rather than into the making of art.
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Warren, channelling the central message of her campaign, said no meaningful action on climate would happen unless corruption in Washington is dealt with.
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Beyoncé, hubby Jay Z, and daughter Blue Ivy decided to do a group costume this year by channelling an iconic doll and her crew.
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The investigation found that Vote Leave broke the law by exceeding its £7MM spending limit by channelling £675,000 into a pro-leave youth group.
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"My neighbourhood feels like it's occupied by all these snobs," he sings, channelling what he takes to be the attitude of native-born Quebeckers.
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Kimmel, Damon, and Molly starred in a Maury spoof to find out the baby's paternity, with Martin Short channelling the daytime talk show host.
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Storing money, either through traditional banks or by channelling village savings groups into banks, is the next step after using a basic transaction account.
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Dvorkovich said the government received a recommendation "from above" that it was premature to make a decision on channelling Rosneftegaz's dividends to the budget.
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Up to a point, the increase in borrowing is a sign that the financial system is operating as it should, channelling savings into investment.
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It's that dark side that Flanders-themed hardcore band Okilly Dokilly are presumably channelling with their first album, Howdilly Doodilly, released earlier this month.
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For the very essence of Mr Trump's success is his channelling of unhappy nostalgia for a half-imagined America of the 1950s or 1960s.
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Amazon, Facebook, and Google have been criticized for minimizing their corporate tax in Europe by channelling sales through low-tax countries such as Luxembourg.
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To repair their balance-sheets, banks are under pressure to sell off failed loans, mostly channelling them through an array of state-owned "bad banks".
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Yudayeva, speaking at the lower house of parliament, said the central bank advised moving the deadline for channelling the money to the budget to Dec.
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In July Italy arrested 11 people accused of crimes linked to public events, including Milan Expo, and channelling money that they collected to the Sicilian Mafia.
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The job of council president, which involves chairing summits of European leaders and channelling their tempestuous debates into compromise, is a profound test of political nous.
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For example, Geminis and Libras are both air signs — but you won't see a Gem channelling the air's power in the same way a Libra would.
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Your active imagination could lead you into trouble—so focus on making art or channelling your energy into spiritual pursuits, like your tarot or meditation practice.
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But, really, the authors insist, its methods sank it from the start by channelling the righteous sentiments of those involved over the mechanisms of real progress.
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Three friends from West London, The Tuts are an explosion of equal parts fun and fury, channelling their political rage into songs to bounce around to.
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Billy Porter never holds back when it comes to his style, and now for London Fashion Week he's channelling a regal look inspired by Meghan Markle.
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Reports in several Cypriot media outlets this week suggested Cobalt's mainly Chinese backers had difficulty channelling funds to the airline, which operated with six leased Airbus planes.
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I don't mean to pretend I'm channelling Abraham Lincoln now, but that's not what he had in mind, I think, when he helped form the Republican party.
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These days Fidesz's ideologues, such as they are, assemble theoretical scaffolding to justify the channelling of state resources to favoured businessmen under the rubric of "economic patriotism".
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It's because these gatekeepers don't come from that world, so they're not channelling that world into what they're creating, and they're not allowing other people to either.
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Beyoncé destroyed the Grammys just a few days ago – reclined on a suspended chair, singing the shit out of "Love Drought" and channelling a very pregnant Oshun.
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Raised in Clatskanie, Oregon, Escola spent his first few years living in a trailer, and he's as good at channelling laconic jocks as he is Broadway divas.
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By contrast, his predecessors over the past four decades each found ways of channelling aggression outward by identifying new frontiers and promising boundlessness in a shrinking world.
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He felt his role was that of a musical conductor, that he was channelling the music as an intuitive response to a telepathic conversation with the dancers.
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In this, too, he was echoing the demeanor of No-Drama Obama, who showed little interest in channelling his supporters' anger; hope, not hate, was his message.
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Channelling the tech company's innovation, Apple designer Marc Newson revamped the traditional hourglass to create this ridiculously expensive, limited-edition product for HODINKEE, a publication specializing in wristwatches.
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Changes include moving some training and administrative support from small local authorities to new regional organisations, and channelling more funding and help to the weakest schools, including Morriston.
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However, close scrutiny of Mr Woods's showing at the Masters suggests that rather than channelling vintage Tiger, he delivered a merely excellent tournament, not one for the ages.
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Chyna's not just channelling the Kardashians, though — she sported long, black locks, similar to that of rapper Nicki Minaj's signature look and she even slightly resembles the star.
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What makes Harvey both incredibly dangerous and highly unusual is that it has barely budged over the last few days, channelling nonstop belts of rainfall from sea to land.
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The real-life Crawford's greatest performances have often been mistaken for camp, and Dunaway's own deeply empathetic performance here—miraculously channelling Crawford's manner and power—suffered the same fate.
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At some point or another, everyone has fantasized about doing what Deadspin writers just did: channelling their pent-up frustration and anger on the job into a dramatic exit.
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"Good Omens" revolves around an angel, Aziraphale (Michael Sheen, combining twee with camp), a demon, Crowley (David Tennant channelling Bill Nighy in "Love Actually"), and the end of the world.
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While Theron's rocked this kind of look before, most notably in the '90s when she was never not channelling Winona Ryder in Girl, Interrupted, this pixie is a bit different.
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A government-appointed panel warned in 2015 that P-notes could lead to "misuse", including money laundering or the channelling into domestic markets of unaccounted wealth held by Indians abroad.
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Even before the Trump and Sanders victories in New Hampshire last week, the surface parallels between the men had attracted lots of comment: both are insurgents, channelling widespread political disaffection.
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The reign of the biopic may well continue, but documentaries should be rewarded for channelling their best tool—inciting empathetic action—and not because they feel like a timely feature film.
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She is all of us going apeshit when Nicki's verse stars up, channelling our fiercest Onika impressions, screaming, "RAAAAAARGH, I'M A MOTHERFUCKING MONSTER" as we roll past the Royal Albert Hall.
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A bigger risk, as Juan Pablo Luna and Alberto Vergara, two other political scientists, point out, is that political parties become less good at channelling the demands of rapidly changing societies.
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But really, the hosts believe Trump is doing so much more than a simple speech rehearsal—the president is clearly channelling his inner Eminem and is getting ready to throw down.
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Amanda actual Lepore and "Dracula" channelling Billy Idol via The Lost Boys, Needles has consistently reinvented horror and gore in a variety of theatrical, avant-garde and also quite serious ways.
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Moreover, Radical Design proved to be an invaluable cultural force, channelling the political engagement of artistic movements like Fluxus, the new needs of self-expression, and the new modalities of leisure.
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Channelling the same strategy as the likes of Amy Schumer for one, Elba took advantage of a highly public moment to urge Americans to vote in the midterms on Nov. 22018.
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Under the occupation, he continues, channelling Yoav's voice, they were able to smash things up, or call in a convoy of planes: Otherwise, the work they were doing wasn't too different.
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When Pope Innocent VIII was dying, in 1492, he was allegedly given the blood of three boys by a Jewish physician, in the hopes of channelling some of their youthful energy.
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Greece said in December that it, Cyprus and Israel will go ahead with developing a pipeline channelling natural gas from the eastern Mediterranean directly to Europe, potentially undercutting Egypt's hub goals.
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An assistant at a keyboard took dictation as Milch, seemingly channelling voices from a remote dimension, put words into (and took words out of) the mouth of this or that character.
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Big internet companies say they follow tax rules, but they pay little tax in Europe, typically by channelling sales via countries such as Ireland and Luxembourg, which have light-touch tax regimes.
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Big Internet companies say they follow tax rules but they pay little tax in Europe, typically by channelling sales via countries such as Ireland and Luxembourg, which have light-touch tax regimes.
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Big internet companies say they follow tax rules but have paid little tax in Europe, typically by channelling sales via countries such as Ireland and Luxembourg, which have light-touch tax regimes.
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He began with a pleasing idea, that a monk might be poisoned by reading a book, and took it from there, lovingly channelling the Middle Ages and pouring forth everything he knew.
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A protestor at a Portland city council meeting earlier this week tried to ease tensions between the city leaders and "the resistance" by channelling the controversial Pepsi ad that featured Kendall Jenner.
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Big internet firms say they follow tax rules but many have paid little in Europe, typically by channelling sales via countries such as Ireland and Luxembourg which have light-touch tax regimes.
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Cash Allocation Strategy: Fitch believes that CNHI has limited headroom for M&A and shareholder-friendly policies compared with its peers and will continue channelling available cash for debt repayment and capex.
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By channelling the knowledge and motivation of hundreds of anonymous people around the world, they were able to create a widely applicable, easy-to-deploy guide that could end up saving lives.
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Egypt's central bank floated the pound in November to unlock foreign currency inflows and crush a black market for dollars that had discouraged people from channelling foreign currency through the banking system.
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There's a different kind of channelling at work in the Wooster Group's "The B-Side: 'Negro Folklore from Texas State Prisons,' a Record Album Interpretation" (directed by Kate Valk, at St. Ann's Warehouse).
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States opposed to Assad, such as Saudi Arabia, Turkey and the United States, have been channelling military support to some rebels fighting under the banner of the Free Syrian Army for several years.
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A bottle of peroxide might come in handy when you're channelling that Justin Timberlake/ramen look circa 1999, but it seems Italy may have an altogether more fishy use for the bleaching substance.
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But in the years since he debuted back in 2012, he's taken real glee in frustrating those expectations, channelling the twitchy programming he learned from that genre into a barrage of harebrained samples.
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Once Lee committed to this shift, channelling her early adulation of her father came fairly easily, because, however much she disagreed with his politics, she loved him, and was terrified of losing him.
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European industry accuses China and Indonesia of channelling government funds and offering other benefits to local steelmakers to export to Europe and win a greater share of the market, the Official Journal said.
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After nearly two decades of investigations, he was handed a two-year suspended prison sentence in 2011 for channelling public money into phantom jobs for political cronies as mayor from 1977 to 1995.
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When the euro was created, the Germans insisted that it be modelled on the mighty Deutschmark and refused to entertain a "transfer union" channelling resources from Europe's austere north to its allegedly spendthrift south.
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Much of the focus was on Kerr's Dior Haute Couture dress, channelling a classical Hollywood charm; it was inspired by the dress Grace Kelly wore when she married Prince Rainier of Monaco in 1956.
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Traders said the government wanted to ensure that fuel retailers had enough products, so it was channelling dollars to them and also to avoid shortages which in May crippled banking, airline and telecom services.
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PRISTINA, June 17 (Reuters) - Kosovo's environment minister resigned on Friday after a prosecutor filed charges against him for allegedly channelling illegal payments to private hospitals while he was health minister in the previous government.
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"We don't know whether other partners who were channelling their support through the CIA program will also terminate their support, or will they try to find other ways to channel that support," said Haid.
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Deposit growth was 8.2% yoy in April 2017, sufficient to fund government borrowing, which depends on the channelling of deposits and remittances via the financial system, and ensure moderate credit growth to the private sector.
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They have included spending tens of billions of dollars on piping and channelling more water into the city from hundreds of miles away—a project touted as the biggest of its kind in the world.
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But while one striker has since managed exactly that, channelling his unruly streak and glorious self-regard into a glittering career, the other has let the same qualities lead him down a rather different path.
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When once he was a funny guy on TV, and an opinion-splitting rapper, he's now a Golden Globe and Emmy award-winner, a Star Wars actor, and a Grammy-winning, Prince-channelling solo artist.
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The U.S. plan calls for channelling "significant investments" into infrastructure to increase water supply in Gaza, including desalination facilities aiming to double the amount of potable water available to Palestinians, per capita, within five years.
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Singapore, a global trading and financial hub, was once home to a close-knit group of a few dozen North Korean diplomats and businessmen responsible for channelling money, fuel and goods to the secretive state.
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Her husband is alleged to have used the non-profit Noos Institute sports foundation as a vehicle to win falsely inflated contracts from regional government bodies, before channelling the money to personal accounts via tax havens.
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Top central bankers have recently argued in favour of channelling more household savings from short-term instruments like bank deposits into government debt and stocks to bolster the capital market and cut reliance on external funding.
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But as the title suggests, challenging prevailing political and social attitudes does not always mean criticism, anger and broken guitars—sometimes it means channelling that energy into celebration of what makes the world a better place.
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Johnson has promised to reduce the wealth and opportunity gap between parts of Britain by channelling investment into northern and central England, where he won votes from many traditional supporters of the main opposition Labour Party.
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MAKE THIS: Beergarita If you're trying to find a balance between dump-and-stir punch and channelling your inner David Wondrich, nothing says love like an individual can dolled up with a fistful of flowers and mint.
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Channelling the history of black music with bursts of jazz, funk and soul (George Clinton and Ronald Isley contribute vocals), it helped to reinvigorate a black consciousness that had lain almost dormant in hip hop for years.
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It was difficult to penetrate and its inhabitants had an inherent distrust of outsiders who might report their gamer tags to EA. However, I persevered and, channelling my inner Donal MacIntyre, slid into a coin seller's DMs.
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Melissa McCarthy's uncanny impression of Sean Spicer has become a highlight of Saturday Night Live, and now she's spilling the beans on exactly how she ended up channelling the embattled White House press secretary in the first place.
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Each photo, taken over the last five months, displays Favour wearing a different hairstyle (all self-styled) and channelling personas from Janet Jackson circa 1993 to a traditional woman of Favour's homeland in Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria.
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When her allies praise Mrs May's methodical style and her disdain for chummy, informal "sofa government", they are channelling her long-held exasperation with the know-it-all posh boys—particularly Mr Cameron and George Osborne, his chancellor.
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GAZA DESALINATION PLANT The U.S. plan calls for channelling "significant investments" into infrastructure to increase water supply in Gaza, including desalination facilities aiming to double the amount of potable water available to Palestinians, per capita, within five years.
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And thus Bono and the rest of U2 become cool, by virtue of Patti Smith's incantations, that make her sound like she's channelling the spirit of "Howl"-era Allen Ginsberg, and her great plaits and her very presence.
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"Everyday the only mission, gotta stack the green, a couple million for my children, gotta get the cream, I turned a thousand to a million, started with a dream," he raps, channelling Tupac over a minimal, skeletal beat .
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TCS has "excessive capital" and plans to pay $42 million in 2020 dividends, channelling around 30% of quarterly net profit into dividend payouts, Oliver Hughes, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Management Board of Tinkoff Bank, said.
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The government succeeded in channelling the multiple streams of the opposition march into different routes that never converged, and the stream I was in petered out around noon, with a few speeches in front of a Burger King.
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There were reports that his personal foundation had violated the law by channelling a twenty-five-thousand-dollar campaign donation to Pam Bondi, the Florida attorney general, just as her office was deciding not to investigate Trump University.
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If I'm a school mistress or a disciplinarian, I won't use much highlighter, as I want to be grounded in reality, whereas if I'm channelling a goddess vibe for a session, I'll go quite heavy on the highlight.
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Modi's comments were made in a special New Year's eve speech in which he defended his ban on higher-value cash notes and announced a slew of incentives including channelling more credit to the poor and the middle class.
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Such a "Bond Connect" would expand an existing scheme by allowing foreign institutions to use yuan bonds held offshore as collateral in the onshore repo market, helping them raise funds and channelling liquidity from the onshore to offshore market.
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The relationship between the characters and Richardson's novel remains unclear: sometimes it seems they're channelling Pamela and Mr B as part of an elaborate sex game; at others it seems that they are modern-day versions of the couple.
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The central bank issued the guidelines on Friday to more strictly regulate asset management businesses, in the government's latest effort to rein in the risky shadow banking sector which had been channelling money into Chinese stocks, bonds and property.
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In the most recent Fantastic Beasts film, Rowling attempted to respond to the increasingly fascist actions of populist governments across the US and Europe albeit channelling some distressingly piecemeal appeasement tactics through Dumbledore (as The Mary Sue pointed out).
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Mr Booker, a multi-talented 49-year-old—not many Stanford football stars have gone on to Oxford and Yale Law School, either—is in part channelling the activist church tradition of Martin Luther King and other black politicians.
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Modi's comments were made in a special New Year's eve speech in which he defended his ban on higher value cash notes and announced a slew of incentives including channelling more credit to the poor and the middle class.
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If the title wasn't enough of a clue, the photo certainly is: the episode seems to be channelling the outer space hijinks of classic Star Trek, from the color palette to the retro hairstyles to the wildly impractical costumes.
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On five LPs with The Gaslight Anthem, two solo records, and one as the leader of The Horrible Crowes, he's stayed roughly on the same path: ploughing through heartbreak, drawing inspiration from sepia-toned Americana, and (yeah) channelling Springsteen.
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"Fun" is vintage Blondie, channelling the airy, disco-ball conjuring sound at the heart of tracks like "Heart of Glass" and "Rapture" and filtering it through the sharp production capabilities afforded to musicians now we live in the future.
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Channelling that Werner Herzog nihilism spirit, Pang makes it sound like the unicorn frap threatens our humanity, epitomizing the fundamental emptiness of capitalism that strips us of our individuality by making us succumb to a social media popularity contest.
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Jackson skillfully parodies gospel music—further sharpening his critique of the religion of Usher's parents—and Owens rolls with the musical shifts, channelling mock fire as easily as he earlier rendered high swoops and trembling low notes like Phair's.
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A breathless pace of executive orders attacking the environment, women, refugees, lawful visa-holders and US parks employees has led to record-breaking protests, an unrelenting call-your-Senator schedule and Jon Stewart channelling just how exhausted we all are.
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"Well first of all she's a great writer, great comedian and comes from a real urban background where she had a lot of hardship and she's channelling that into a great achievement and a great career," the actor told ET Canada.
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Finance has four important functions: operating the payments system; channelling funds from savers to the corporate sector; providing liquidity to the market by buying and selling assets; and helping the rest of society to manage risks, both financial and non-financial.
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Just one day after sharing two Thanksgiving snaps of his baby girl, Rob Kardashian, who does not often post on social media, shared another adorable image of daughter Dream Kardashian — and this time, she was channelling her inner Disney heroine!
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A congressional hearing in May cited several deals arranged by the Department of Justice that allowed banks to reduce their overall payments in exchange for channelling money to housing advocacy groups supported by the Obama administration, rather than directly to victims.
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Besides its Turkish business, Sberbank has a network of eight subsidiary banks in central and eastern Europe Gref also said Sberbank was planning to gradually increase dividend payouts after channelling more than 36 percent of net profit on 2017 dividends.
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With "Herzog," he found a middle ground: he succeeded in being the author of "The Victim" and "The Adventures of Augie March," of writing the city and the country and the ivory tower, of channelling the virtues of control and exuberance.
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From his recent book about addiction (Recovery) to his ongoing Under the Skin podcast, Brand has been channelling a lot of energy into self-help and a deeper exploration of topics that range from psychology and spirituality to politics and society.
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While many in his age group were channelling road rap through the bouncy one-line flows and pounding Chiraq instrumentals that would eventually become the UK drill scene, Dave went deeper, sharing close-to-heart stories of rampaging inner turmoils.
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The ministry said it had decided to terminate the Reserve Fund after converting the funds denominated in foreign currency it held in the fund into roubles and channelling more than 1 trillion roubles of those funds into the budget in late 2017.
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Channelling the 50/50 chance style of Thanos wielding the Infinity Gauntlet — something Josh Brolin got in on — the sub moderators banned over half of their 630,000 subscribers on Monday night — well, they'd risen to 700,000 before the ban started after a few last calls.
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While the video has been warmly received by fans, with many dubbing her expressions and uninhibited dancing "relatable", the rest of the discussion around it has been far less complimentary, with many accusing Swift of "ripping off" others' work and channelling dance prodigy Maddie Ziegler.
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Channelling state money to the Hungarian branch of the Russian church, which had just 2,365 followers in the latest census in the mostly Catholic country of 10 million, was seen by political analysts and critics as a bid to win favor with President Vladimir Putin.
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Bragi also left in an audio transparency feature that lets you activate pass-through noise channelling for times when you want to hear what's going on around you, but don't necessarily want to take the Headphone buds out and potentially lose or misplace them.
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Channelling his history in underground electronics, as well as a childhood love for free-as-fuck musicians like Mary J. Blige and Lil Kim—he's made this take on rap that feels borderless and alien, built around mutating beats and a sort of syllable hopscotch.
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MOSCOW, March 2 (Reuters) - Russia's central bank has proposed postponing the deadline for channelling profit from a sale of its stake in Sberbank to the budget by six months due to elevated market volatility, First Deputy Central Bank Governor Ksenia Yudayeva said on Monday.
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True, there were reports of acid rain in the Adirondacks, and the Hudson River had been heavily polluted, like Lakes Ontario and Erie, upstate, but the media didn't make a fuss over it, and social media, that vehicle for channelling outrage, did not yet exist.
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The title track from 220's Black Masses is a three chord chugathon with a chanted call and response chorus (a live favorite, naturally) while pretty much the entirety of Come My Fanatics sees the original trio of Oborn, Greening and Bagshaw channelling blackened doom 'n' roll.
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At the same time the CNTE has sought to set itself up as a symbol of left-wing resistance to the political and economic elite, and nowhere more so than in Oaxaca where the teachers have a long history of channelling wider anger about poverty and inequality.
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"These investments and today's successful start-up of the first project reflect our strategy of meeting growing global demand for petrochemicals by channelling our investments into our world-class complexes and leveraging cost-advantaged feedstock," Bernard Pinatel, president of Total's Refining & Chemicals arm, said in the statement.
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While Hood, Larkin, and Carl Craig's Paperclip People pushed the possibility of machine-made music, largely avoiding traditional band textures, Moodymann reached back to the legacy of 70s R&B, channelling the genre's live funk instrumentation as well as its on-the-ground engagement with politics.
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The track's dramatic turns make it so memorable though, with Marcella Detroit's ear-piercingly high-pitched verse and Siobhán Fahey's pleading chorus demonstrating that the only downside of channelling the vocal register of a drowning witch is that the spell is broken when Simon Cowell comes a-calling.
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The alleged influence of Cambridge Analytica on the Brexit referendum has been under scrutiny since Sanni, a former volunteer on two pro-Brexit campaigns, alleged that Vote Leave had deliberately skirted the spending cap by channelling a £625,000 ($888,000) payment through AggregateIQ to a related pro-Brexit campaign, BeLeave.
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I believe the Illuminati want women to play their role in this future world, and that means channelling goddess entities and using women for magical purposes... But there aren't many women in the Illuminati because their future world doesn't really allow them the freedom to do what they want.
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Channelling the powerful color of red and cloaked in connected dresses that recreate a "Cranes In The Sky" look (designed by Tina Knowles, to boot!), Solange and her singers breezed through "Rise" and "Weary" with the same ethereal presence that made us love her so much this year.
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Press them on these themes and the pair are keen not to bring their personal lives into the music, or speak to the inspiration behind every song—they'd rather have the album take on its own life, "channelling some kind of heavy truth" that the listeners can perceive in their own way.
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The songs are more weathered and less bombastic than the hits on their previous albums Anything Goes and Here's to the Good Times, channelling more reflective perspectives—instead of living it up at the party, they're reliving the party from places of security and comfort, with a tumbler of Old Camp in hand.
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With an office right across the street from FIFA's Zurich headquarters, the company would sell TV and sponsorship rights on FIFA's behalf, channelling tens of millions of francs in bribes and kickbacks to Havelange; his son-in-law Ricardo Teixeira, president of the Brazilian federation; and Nicolas Leoz, the president of CONMEBOL, South America's soccer governing body.
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When the New York Times won a Pulitzer Prize two years ago for its series on foreign governments channelling funds into D.C. think-tanks, it wasn't surprising that Mexico was caught giving money to a group that specializes in remittance-analysis (it also wasn't surprising that the NYT failed to mention this in its actual piece; only on a linked-to graph).
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Whether she was rapping about her upbringing and music as escapism in a distressed denim two-piece on "Dy-na-mi-tee", or channelling a unique combination of Blu Cantrell, Aaliyah, and Amy Winehouse on "It Takes More," Ms Dynamite's signature sound tended to lean more towards US-produced acts than anything coming out of the UK at the time.
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KV: Imagine a world where you turn on your laptop and your day is pre-organised for you, your email self protects against catastrophic mistakes, your digital identity is portable, your physical workspace syncs with your calendar and auto reserves meeting rooms, and your creditworthiness is something you control, leaving you to focus on channelling your creativity as a journalist and not deal with pfaff.
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Channelling the kind of advice one is often given as a child, I returned to the bookstore, calmed myself down with a cup of tea, collected my thoughts amid the latest literary débuts, and then, to the best of my ability, retraced the entire course of my evening, in the hope that doing so would knock loose some memory of how I got there.
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