The main difference is that the Democrats have cohered around shared policy goals, like protecting and expanding the safety net, while Republicans have cohered around negative partisanship—that is, their opposition to the Democrats.
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It is characteristic that such affinities rarely cohered into sustained commitments.
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Not everything cohered, yet the playing had beauty and power to spare.
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But there have only been a handful of successful women's alliances that actually cohered.
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The film's dynamic contrasts are cohered by Allah's ease with various media and his optimistic tone.
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Many ideas swirled about; few cohered, yet the sombre strangeness of the concept somehow hit the mark.
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Instead, he was noodling around in Auto-Tune, often off-key, making songs that sometimes barely even cohered.
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Those voters seem to have largely cohered around the fiery Cruz, whose stump speech carries a distinct anti-establishment tone.
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Although the music felt distant from Richter's images—simple and sombre set against bright and busy—the experience enigmatically cohered.
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His character, genial and insightful one minute, robotic and cruel the next, never really cohered, and neither did the performance.
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But the narrative never cohered, and Cummins couldn't escape the feeling that she was avoiding the crux of the story.
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The Chartists cohered around The People's Charter, which had six demands, including universal male suffrage, vote by ballot and equal electoral districts.
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As his vision for infusing buildings with ancient gravitas cohered, Kahn sought collaborators who could help make his groundbreaking citadels a reality.
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This is the hallmark of Russell's practice: using a scalpel to selectively remove from sight what might have visually cohered with far less wonderment.
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But the overall tone and theme of President Trump's remarks at the UN cohered around a push for renewed nationalism in service to international stability.
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The good OLED display became great, the forgettable camera became amazing, and the speed, performance, high specs, and unique design all cohered into a groundbreaking device.
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When he was joined by a second puppet for a duet of the sweetly melancholic "Same Drugs," it cohered slightly more, but still approximated puppet theater.
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The more of these sculptures I read, the more my time with the game cohered into a continuous narrative bearing the mark of individual choices I'd made.
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If gay rights have advanced quickly, the transgender movement—which cohered into an organised campaign only at the turn of the century—has made warp-speed progress.
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TAYLOR Once Zach completed his work, we worked in parallel with him to modulate the appearance of the clips so that they all cohered into the same narrative.
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But this version of the trio also cohered in a new way, principally because of some of the strides that Mr. Mitchell has traveled since the early 1980s.
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The irony is that the modern conservative movement cohered, in the nineteen-sixties and seventies, as a rebellion against a Republican establishment that it considered out of touch.
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An entire culture of alienated posters and clever scammers cohered around it, around the impulse that something needed to be protected and some people needed to be attacked.
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But his idealism had turned swiftly into realism, and the war had become a matter of him and his friends surviving each day as days cohered into a tour.
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As The Wu-Tang Clan cohered, The RZA took the Clan's initial structure––in which each member assumed a specific persona––from the archetypes presented in these films as well.
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For the drill scene, what godfather King Louie called the city's "gumbo" of national influences cohered in the GBE crew as a popular sound eaten through as if by termites.
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Not only was it difficult to imagine how such unusual features cohered visually, I somehow didn't want to hurt his feelings by wanting too badly to know the brutal reality.
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Largely as a result of this migration, fandom culture became vastly more accessible to huge swaths of the population — including the creators of the properties around which these fandoms cohered.
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It offers a unifying, forward-looking story, which Mr Obama also provided as a candidate, rather than Mrs Clinton's scores of targeted micro-policies that never quite cohered into a whole.
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The show seemed somehow underwhelming — I remembered every body of work and knew roughly when it had been made, but the exhibition as a whole never cohered, and I wasn't sure why.
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Britain never fully healed its social divisions, but the nation cohered, and for the next 65 years it reigned as the greatest power on earth, the global center of science, trade and literature.
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Although economic deprivation and political collapse drove Iraqis to the streets, a sense of pride has risen out of the protests and cohered around the ultimate demand to see Iraq as a sovereign country.
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But how often today do we turn to the art of Eugène Delacroix, whose emulsified brush strokes of gold and black and carmine cohered into such splashy, but such sinister, visions of romance and empire?
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By the early show on Saturday, though, he was able to announce that he and his fellow artists had figured out what the title meant: What had been an enjoyable mess on Friday had by Saturday cohered into something more.
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Both are loaded with talent, including several freshmen expected to turn pro later this year, and while each struggled at times due to inexperience and injury, in recent weeks they seem to have cohered, respectively winning the Atlantic Coast and Southeastern Conference tournaments.
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Prince did everything at once, contained it all within himself, and, far from sounding scattered, everything cohered into one supergenre, each diverse musical element coexisting under the umbrella of an outrageous persona and the closest anybody's ever come to a single, timeless, totally unified universal pop style.
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Both men took legitimate beatings and did some things for the sake of spectacle they probably shouldn't have—Okada being dropped right on top of his head for a spot stands out—but it all cohered into one of the most thrilling matches of the decade.
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I didn't much like the first three — Gerald Arpino's "Light Rain" (1981), Tara Lee's "Stepping into Blue" (a world premiere, danced by Ms. Kronenberg and Mr. Guerra), Ariel Rose's "Esferas" (a New York premiere) — because their emphatic glamour, acrobatic energy and picturesque configurations never once cohered into persuasive images of human behavior.
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The formula works this way, I think: take work that the Tang acquired some time ago and match it with newly acquired work, so that like finally filling in a jigsaw puzzle with the last straggler pieces, a complete picture emerges from what had been a collection of piecemeal vistas that hadn't thematically cohered in this way previously.
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Johanna Rotter,Lawrence, Repercussions pp.503–06. Theodore Habelman (tenor), Josef Hermanns (basso) and Sig. Tamaro.Tompkins, History of the Boston Theatre. These singers cohered in subsequent years.
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On April 21, 2009, The Greencards released their fourth studio album, Fascination. Warner describes the album as "their most focused" work. On their previous albums, the three band members had individually put forward ideas for the music, until enough cohered into the finished work. For Fascination, he says they put aside their individual pride to create a stronger work.
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The status that West Avenue has attributes greatly to a temple that cohered to the street. The name of the temple is called City God Temple. City God Temple hosts the most important god that protects the city, so this temple has had most influence on ordinary people. It became an important meeting place for religion, commercial and public affairs even 400 years ago.
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A heavy duty office staple might be designated as F1667 STFCC-04: ST indicates staple, FC indicates flat top crown, C indicates cohered (joined into a strip), and 04 is the dash number for a staple with a length of 0.250 inch (6 mm), a leg thickness of 0.020 inch (500 μm), a leg width of 0.030 inch (800 μm), and a crown width of 0.500 inch (13 mm).
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In parallel with the artists' discovery of contemporary avant-garde art came an appreciation of pre-Renaissance French art, which was shown in a 1904 exhibition, French Primitives. Another aesthetic influence was African sculpture, of which Vlaminck, Derain and Matisse were early collectors. Many of the Fauve characteristics first cohered in Matisse's painting, Luxe, Calme et Volupté ("Luxury, Calm and Pleasure"), which he painted in the summer of 1904, while he was in Saint-Tropez with Paul Signac and Henri-Edmond Cross.
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The label's roster of artists has been described as "the hip-hop equivalent of post-rock" and "avant-garde hip-hop". Releases feature material created by its members, affiliates, and extended musical family. Although Anticon cohered originally within alternative hip hop circles, Anticon's founders have become only tangentially related to hip hop, and the label has begun releasing music in the indie rock and electronica genres. Artists signed to Anticon are based in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
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However, in 1914, the company introduced its first "portable stapling machine", the Model AO, considered an ancestor of the modern desk stapler. In 1924, the company introduced the first stapler to use modern style cohered strip staples, the Bostitch No. 1., BOSTITCH® Company History This was a revolutionary design because it was inexpensive and reliable. During World War II, the company joined five other firms to form the New England Small Arms Corporation for manufacture of M1918 Browning Automatic Rifles.
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He sang lead on "Dallas", the A-side of the initial Steely Dan single, and on "Midnite Cruiser" from the debut album, Can't Buy a Thrill. The band soon embarked upon extensive touring in the wake of their early commercial success. Hodder appeared on Countdown to Ecstasy, a band-focused effort recorded the following year after the group's sound had cohered on the road. Although still a band member, he played a diminished role on the studio- oriented third LP, 1974's Pretzel Logic.
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VI. Last, Ephorist political thought had a dim view of the international political environment. While Ephorists believed in the good of advancing standards of living, they believed that states were perpetually in competition, as evinced by the emergent continental competition between France and Germany, and a strong military was a necessity to defend and advance the group interests (as cohered in the state). Ephorists extended Darwin's principals to the world community and believed that superior systems would outcompete inferior ones and inherit the bounty of the future.
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He was part of a group of Milanese artists known as the Novecento Italiano who exhibited at the Permanente of Milan in 1926 and 1929, and included Anselmo Bucci, Leonardo Dudreville, Achille Funi, Gian Emilio Malerba, Ubaldo Oppi, and Mario Sironi. The group had fascist leanings and were cohered by Lino Pesaro, a gallery owner, and Margherita Sarfatti, a writer and art critic who would become Mussolini's mistress. Piero established circa 1930, a school in Milan along with Funi and Bortolotti.Diccionario Akal de Arte del Siglo XX, By Gérard Durozoi, page 418.
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While this new group rapidly cohered around politics which were very similar to those of the Socialist Workers Party, there were certain differences which eventually led to the formation of the Johnson–Forest Tendency. The majority of the Workers Party members believed, as did Shachtman, that the class nature of the Soviet Union was such that it should be designated a bureaucratic collectivist society. The minority opinion, held by James, Dunayevskaya, and Lee, held that it was state capitalist. Further, James was unhappy with the WP's lack of interest in Black activism.
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The North Branch boasts a rich history. Established in the 1930s under the title Pegasus, numerous editions were produced to showcase student work. The publication thrived as North Park progressed from an academy to a two-year college, eventually becoming a four-year institution and receiving university status in 1997. Although the school was in a transitional period throughout much of the publication’s early years, its history was finally cohered once it was renamed The North Branch, a nod to the portion of the river that runs through the North Park campus.
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In the second half of the 1980s, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev started to introduce political and economic reforms called glasnost and Perestroika. In the summer of 1987 large demonstrations were held in Riga at the Freedom Monument, a symbol of national independence. In the summer of 1988 a national movement cohered in the Popular Front of Latvia. The Latvian SSR, along with the other Baltic Republics, was allowed greater autonomy and in 1988 the old national flag of Latvia was legalized, replacing the Soviet Latvian flag as the official flag in 1990.
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The Hayabusa mission confirmed these findings and also suggested that Itokawa may be a contact binary formed by two or more smaller asteroids that have gravitated toward each other and stuck together. The Hayabusa images show a surprising lack of impact craters and a very rough surface studded with boulders, described by the mission team as a rubble pile. Furthermore, the density of the asteroid is too low for it to be made from solid rock. This would mean that Itokawa is not a monolith but rather a rubble pile formed from fragments that have cohered over time.
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The concept of the video magazine began in the 1980s with low-budget titles such as Flipside Video Fanzine, an adjoining video supplement to the punk fanzine Flipside. By the beginning of the 1990s, the concept had fully cohered and a number of titles were produced by major media organizations in both the United States and Britain. Notable productions were Slammin' Rap Video Magazine published by BMG in 1990, and the video game-orientated Click Video Magazine, produced and released in 1991. A number of print magazines have mirrored their content on digital video platforms in recent years, and have produced online-only video content in addition to this.
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With disability viewed as part of a person's biological make-up and thus their genetic inheritance, scientists turned their attention to notions of weeding such as "deviations" out of the gene pool. Various metrics for assessing a person's genetic fitness, which was then used to deport, sterilize, or institutionalize those deemed unfit. At the end of the Second World War, with the example of Nazi eugenics, eugenics faded from public discourse, and increasingly disability cohered into a set of attributes that medicine could attend to – whether through augmentation, rehabilitation, or treatment. In both contemporary and modern history, disability was often viewed as a by-product of incest between first-degree relatives or second-degree relatives.
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According to the common explanation, when electric waves are set up in the neighborhood of this circuit, electromotive forces are generated in it which appear to bring the filings more closely together, that is, to cohere, and thus their electrical resistance decreases, from which cause this piece of apparatus was termed by Sir Oliver Lodge a coherer.Although Dr. Branly used the term radio-conductor. Hence the receiving instrument, which may be a telegraph relay, that normally would not indicate any sign of current from the small battery, can be operated when electric oscillations are set up.Maver, William Jr. (1904) Maver's Wireless Telegraphy: Theory and Practice Branly further found that when the filings had once cohered they retained their low resistance until shaken apart, for instance, by tapping on the tube.
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By the late twelfth century, the disparate holdings within the Honor of Lancaster had cohered to form what became Lancashire, first explicitly recognised as a county in 1194. In turn, the Forest and Liberty of Bowland, along with the grant of the adjacent fee of Blackburnshire and holdings in Hornby and Amounderness, came to form the basis of what became known as the Honor of Clitheroe. Ownership of the forest followed the same descent as the Honor, ultimately passing back with the rest of the de Lacy landsClitheroe Historic Town Assessment Report Lancashire County Council William Farrer, The court rolls of the honor of Clitheroe in the county of Lancaster (1897) to the Earldom of Lancaster. After 1351, it was administered as part of the Duchy of Lancaster; from 1399, as a possession of the Crown.
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The audio team spent a great deal of time on immersing the player in their role of a Big Daddy through the audio—everything from the sound of the footsteps to the sounds for impacts and water drips on the player's armor was used to sell the player on who their character was. Audio programmer Guy Somberg created a background sound system that allowed the team to layer stereo sounds together depending on the player's location, combined with mono sound effects for certain areas. "This allowed us to quickly iterate on our ambiences and implement them into the levels with ease, and helped create the randomness I was looking for in the background effects", Kamper recalled. Multiplayer sounds were handled by Digital Extremes, who along with Kamper's team had to make sure their sounds cohered not only with each other's work, but with the sounds of the first game.
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Maltese Jews in Valletta, 19th century Sephardi Jewish family descendants of Spanish expellees in Bosnia, 19th century An Indian Jewish family in Cochin, India, circa 1900 Eastern Ashkenazic family living in the Shtetl of Romanivka, circa 1905 Yemenite Jews in Sa'dah, smoking Nargile. Ethiopian Jewish women at Jerusalem's Western Wall, 2006 Bukharan Jewish teacher and students in Samarkand, modern-day Uzbekistan, circa 1910 Berber Jews from the Atlas Mountains of Morocco, circa 1900 Chinese Jews from the city of Kaifeng, China, circa 1900 Kurdish Jews in Rawanduz, Iraqi Kurdistan, 1905 Juhur Imuni (Mountain Jews) girls of the Caucasus, 1913 Bnei Menashe Jews from Northern India, celebrating Purim, in Karmiel, Israel. Because of the independence of local communities, Jewish ethnic divisions, even when they circumscribe differences in liturgy, language, cuisine and other cultural accoutrements, are more often a reflection of geographic and historical isolation from other communities. It is for this reason that communities are referred to by referencing the historical region in which the community cohered when discussing their practices, regardless of where those practices are found today.
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The phenomenon also exists for personalities on television – partisans in a study were found to perceive significantly less bias in a host they perceive as like-minded. > Consistent with a hostile media effect, issue partisans perceived less bias > in opinionated news hosts whose viewpoints cohered with their own than did > non-partisans and especially partisans on the opposing side of the issue. In > most cases, these partisan differences were as big as—if not bigger than—the > differences seen in response to non-opinionated news, indicating that even > blatant deviations from journalistic norms do not quell partisan selectivity > in news perceptions, at least when it comes to perceived bias in the host of > opinionated programs. While partisans can agree on the bias of a particular source, the reasons for that bias appears to account for the difference; that is, consumers on both sides of an issue may see bias in a particular story, but are more likely to attribute that story to a host they perceive as hostile to their own particular cause.
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