I remember these same arguments coming about when Futurama was on.
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"I think there potentially is a new age coming about with Iran," Hertling said.
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Bankers away reckon the bond is coming about 25bp-30bp back of fair value.
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Or was it a new thing coming about in history, because of cultural change?
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There are lots of surreal predictions, with the videophone bit coming about 150 pages in.
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They step aside when they sense something coming, about to hit them in the face.
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This begins a discussion that I should've seen coming about E.'s disapproval of Amazon.
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Wohl had tweeted in October that there was "a scandalous story" coming about the special counsel.
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"I was in Ukraine when the first conspiracies about 'Ukrainian collusion' was coming about," Jankowicz said.
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Coming about two weeks after a gunman killed 17 people at a high school in Parkland, Fla.
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So I think those kinds of photos sparked an interest, even though digital was kind of coming about.
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And America is coming about, it's, and it's coming back and it's roaring and you can hear it.
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I was sitting in the house at my table and the calls started coming [about them having to cancel].
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Coveo's round is coming about two weeks after another company that builds enterprise search solutions, Algolia, raised $110 million.
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His, it's all coming about because he's a fun guy, but they only love him because he's a Democrat.
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But what's unusual about the current moment is how many new, interdependent technologies are coming about at the same time.
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It also is making its closest approach to Earth -- coming about 109 million miles (175 million kilometers) from the planet.
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Since the Democratic debate ended Wednesday evening, the jokes have not stopped coming about the candidates who spoke Spanish onstage.
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Perhaps these latest sanctions will help that effort — even though they're coming about five months after the incident in question.
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You have pork, you have brisket, you have chicken and some simple sides, but legit barbecue places are coming about.
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Kavanaugh posed questions to lawyers in both cases before the court, his first one coming about 20 minutes into the arguments.
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Yet despite these apparent applications of tDCS, the scientists were generally unable to say why or how they were coming about.
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At first this was a matter of government policy, but now it is coming about by political pressure on private companies.
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"So we wrote this song when the whole #MeToo movement was coming about," Jade says, putting her tea down on the table.
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It was just before the first World War, the Bloomsbury set was coming about and there was a romantic idealism about England.
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Like you getting drunk in a Shaolin temple with RZA, or the album's concept coming about on top of the Pyramid of Khufu.
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Mr. Giuliani, a Trump campaign supporter, made statements in late October 2016 on Fox News hinting that a surprise was coming about Mrs.
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That is until "the cops started coming about two years ago," said Edward Tineo, 42, one of the guys who plays dominoes with Hernandez.
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The declaration, coming about two months into the start of the Atlantic hurricane season, is a significant development from Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority.
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All the new materials that are coming about at the moment in terms of seats, flooring, lighting, buttons, displays, image projection, sounds and temperature control.
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Coming about in an era when the most common tool for writing was a rich text editor, it brought a programmer's mindset to standard writing.
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Right now they're coming about with some medical marijuana regulations and will probably decide to go legal in 2016 with five or six other states.
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Gradually, there is coming about a change in attitude of Australians, that 'She'll be right, mate,' which characterized much of our approach in the past.
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Clarke suggested that the narratives coming about as a result of these deaths stem from political prejudice because of his views and support for Trump.
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While the FBI continues investigating Brett Kavanaugh, and lawmakers continue fretting about how extensive the investigation will be, stories keep coming about Kavanaugh's past behavior.
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We have a crisis in our country right now that you are seeing these savage trends that often are coming about by a short-termism.
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First of all, there are a lot of opportunities right now which are coming about after the volatility that we all saw in the fourth quarter.
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Then the bills for the emergency room started coming: about $453 from the hospital and an additional $229 from the physician assistant who took Elizabeth's temperature.
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The floods took Afghans by surprise, coming about a week after previous floods, and were triggered by only moderate rains, the organization said in a statement.
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There are signs that, where fishing is concerned, this may be coming about, not least because monitoring what goes on over the horizon is becoming ever easier.
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Ned and Robert – brothers by choice if not by blood – speak in the crypts in "Winter is Coming," about joining their families and, notably, about Lyanna Stark.
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Some resignations have been more harmonious, coming about as a result of either investors or the CEO feeling "ready for a fresh challenge or a break," Mould suggested.
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Coming about a year after Morrowind, it was part of the ushering in of large, hand-built video game universes that players could explore and get lost in.
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Some overhauls are coming about as a result of the Labor Department's recent rule mandating that financial advisers offering retirement advice act in the best interests of clients.
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By the end of the year, the company will be more forth-coming about what fragrance ingredients are in its products, listing them all via SmartLabel, a mobile app.
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And, I'm gravely disappointed that these now seemingly positive outcomes are only coming about because of pressure from the press and public rather than out of doing the right thing.
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Most of the goings on here have garnered little international attention -- often overshadowed by the conflict in Syria or the events coming about as a result of the Arab spring.
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Coming about a month after the death of his wife, Barbara, of 73 years, the family said the 41st president was eager to return to the family compound on Walker's Point.
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Coming about a month after the death of his wife, Barbara, of 73 years, the family said the 41st president was eager to return to the family compound on Walker&aposs Point.
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The trailer leaves it a little mysterious as to why the scientists need this specific girl so badly, suggesting there's probably some twist coming about what it is she's able to do.
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"Legally, there are many uncertainties; politically, it is hard to see it coming about; and historically, we are in uncharted territory," said Brandon Rottinghaus, a presidential historian at the University of Houston.
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"I experienced, with a lot of kids my age, predominantly queer kids, the really terrible mental health problems that were coming about, partly as a result of the climate crisis," she said.
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Outside of the game, Niantic teased more details coming about in-person events including the sold-out Pokémon Go Fest Chicago, European events coming this summer, and events in Yokohama, Japan this August.
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In the last year or so, Cramer has noticed a widespread "stock shortage" coming about as a result of "endless mergers and acquisitions, not to mention a torrent of corporate buybacks," he said.
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It was a historic step for the Oklahoma-based Cherokee Nation and its nearly 370,000 citizens, coming about a week after Chuck Hoskin Jr. was sworn in as principal chief of the tribe.
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At the final yield, the deal is coming about an eighth of a point wide to 2023s issued by Petrobras Argentina, the company Pampa bought last year in a transaction valued around US$1.4bn.
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Through an outside ally, Kelly has given the following account: On Tuesday afternoon, Porter told Kelly a damaging story was coming about his messy marriages and divorces, with allegations of verbal and emotional abuse.
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It took a while, but the Knicks will officially introduce Jeff Hornacek as their new coach on Friday, the news conference coming about two weeks after it became known that he was coming aboard.
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"It has started a big national conversation that's been a long time coming, about the importance of gender parity, and about holding accountable the kinds of work we're putting on our stages," she said.
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Coming about a month before that year's election for Virginia governor, the shutdown was an opportunity for the Democratic candidate, Terry McAuliffe, to play the guilt-by-association card against his Republican opponent, Ken Cuccinelli.
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All the awful news will still be there and keep coming — about thousands of children torn from their parents, about the ideological balance of the Supreme Court, about the inevitable next mass shooting in America.
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Disney opened the doors on its new Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge land at Walt Disney World in Florida on Thursday, coming about three months after the California-based Galaxy's Edge opened at Disneyland in Anaheim.
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The notice says there is a regulation coming about restricting the rebates that drug companies pay to Pharmacy Benefit Managers, perhaps moving to a simpler system where there is a single, fixed price for a drug.
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Coming about six weeks after the September 21994, 22005, terrorist attacks, it was the first time a president had thrown out the ceremonial first pitch at a World Series game since Jimmy Carter did so in 19763.
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Mapping out several futures, deciding how to respond to them and identifying the early signs that they might be coming about has been widely adopted by multinational firms, particularly after the terrorist attacks of September 11th 2001.
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At 8.25%, Marfrig's new seven-year bond is coming about 150bp back to the JBS curve, whose 28.375% 22018s, 29.50% 22020s and 23.5% 231s are somewhat inverted at 753%, 275% and 26.75%, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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China has launched a new round of work focused on lunar exploration, coming about two years after it made the first "soft landing" on the moon since 1976 with the Chang'e-3 craft and its Jade Rabbit rover.
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As we've seen many times before Game of Thrones is an impressively circular show, so there would be a kind of rough justice in a Lannister downfall coming about as a result of a trick they've used themselves.
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Sterling has fallen by around 2.5 percent compared to the 15 working day average used in the BOE's May Inflation Report, with a substantial part of the depreciation coming about as a consequence of the General Election last week.
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Dudley proceeds to scramble up, soaked in his own blue blood, pick up the ball and heave it at Shaq, coming about as close to hitting the biggest dude in the league as he did on those free throws earlier.
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The national monument designations, coming about a week before Obama leaves office, further add to the aggressive conservation agenda the president has pursued throughout his eight years in office, fueled by unilateral land and water protections through the Antiquities Act.
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But the thoughts keep coming, about your mom and your family at a certain time when the magical over- and underworld of your Oakland-spun Christian evangelical end-of-the-world spirituality seemed to come to life to take you, all of you.
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I think one of the good things that is coming about is most of the VCs that I know and like working with — not all of them, the species has some problems — are now asking, what are you doing in diversity in your company?
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To get a better idea of a day in the life of a Game of Thrones news guru, we spoke to the site's editor-in-chief, Susan Miller (formerly of the fan site Winter is Coming), about her routine, her team, and her favorite parts of the job.
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And our stories kept coming: about how Trump was hiring lobbyists to work at agencies they once lobbied, about the hundreds of officials Trump had quietly installed across the government, and about a Trump trust document that states the president can pull money from his businesses any time he wants.
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"One of the things that I have to admit I'm having a lot of trouble getting around is the idea that this entire thing is coming about because the president and the administration have decided that Canada and Canadian steel and aluminum is a national security threat to the United States," Trudeau said.
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Ryan's remarks, coming about a week ahead of an end-of-July deadline for top White House officials and Republican leaders in Congress to agree on a tax reform framework, could indicate that President Donald Trump's promised tax code overhaul is taking on a more orthodox shape after months of closed-door talks.
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"One of the things that I have to admit I'm having a lot of trouble getting around is the idea that this entire thing is coming about because the president and the administration have decided that Canada and Canadian steel and aluminum is a national security threat to the United States," Trudeau told NBC's "Meet the Press" earlier this month.
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At that time, Rudy Giuliani gave voice on television to what he called the anti-Clinton "revolution going on inside the F.B.I." Mr. Giuliani, whose former law firm Bracewell & Giuliani represented the F.B.I. Agents Association, seemed to boast in the final days of the campaign that he knew that a twist — like the revelations of emails on Anthony Weiner's laptop — was coming about Mrs.
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Coming about a week after the Voice announced that it would end its print edition as part of an effort by a new owner to "revitalize and reimagine The Village Voice brand," the layoffs are a manifestation of tensions that some staff members said have roiled the newsroom for the last few months, as the newspaper's management has negotiated terms of the contract that covered close to half of what the union said was a staff about 40.
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Relationship between tacking and beating to windward Tacking is sometimes confused with beating to windward, which is a process of beating a course upwind and generally implies (but does not require) actually coming about. In the accompanying figure, the boat is seen to tack three times while beating to windward. When used without a modifier, the term "tacking" is always synonymous with "coming about"; however, some find it acceptable to say "tack downwind"; i.e., change tack by jibing rather than coming about.
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Thus it lost headway sufficiently so that the seas caused it to drift back, without its coming about or losing all steerageway.
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Coming About is an album by composer, arranger, and conductor Maria Schneider and her orchestra that was released in 1996 by Enja Records.
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Other cognitive biases are a "by-product" of human processing limitations, coming about because of an absence of appropriate mental mechanisms, or just from human limitations in information processing.
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Brad Jersak and Michael Hardin. (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2007), esp. p. 462 n. 158. Irenaeus conceives of our salvation as essentially coming about through the incarnation of God as a man.
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Schneider is an avid birdwatcher and enlisted band members to contribute bird calls to "Cerulean Skies" on her album Sky Blue. Other bird-related songs on her albums include "Waxwing" on Coming About, "Bird Count" on Days of Wine and Roses, and "Arbiters of Evolution" on The Thompson Fields.
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The FRU was originally established as the Fiji Rugby Football Union, with the change in title coming about in 1963. The FRFU was formed in 1913 as the sport begun to grow. Fiji were awarded 'second tier' status by the International Rugby Board. By 1976, the union contained 750 clubs.
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Dobbyn wrote the song in Sydney, with the opening harmonic progression coming about from playing with a newly bought guitar. He co-produced the single, and in retrospect is not entirely happy with the result, preferring live versions such as that from the Together in Concert: Live tour with Bic Runga and Tim Finn.
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A manoeuvre similar to coming about is used to move the wind from one side to another: wearing. The helm is put over, the sails go limp, they are adjusted to fill on the other side. The ship does not have to rotate as far, so the manoeuvre is less disruptive. Wind is everything to a sailing vessel.
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Tables in the street in front of each restaurant added to the festivities. As of 2017, the festival continues. In November 2006, a commissioned fountain with a nautically themed sculpture titled "Coming About" at the entrance to Main Street was formally dedicated. The $250,000 material cost of the sculpture was donated by the Zelinsky family, longtime owners of many commercial properties in Tiburon.
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Willis later worked as a physician in Westminster, London, this coming about after he treated Gilbert Sheldon in 1666. He had a successful medical practice, in which he applied both his understanding of anatomy and known remedies, attempting to integrate the two; he mixed both iatrochemical and mechanical views.Andrew Wear, Knowledge and Practice in English Medicine, 1550–1680, Cambridge University Press, 2000, , p. 446.
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The preliminary notion of the European Union was the European Coal and Steel Community. The union was between the nations of France, Belgium, Italy, Netherlands, Luxembourg, and West Germany. Striving for the concept of European peace the nations sought to bind the nations through economic interdependence. Coming about as a reaction to World War II, the ECSC created an economic tie for previously independent nations.
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This style incorporated front facing poses for those depicted. The altar screens, coming about in the mid-19th century with the development of photography, were directly influenced by the technology. The top hats and bowler hats worn by the individuals of the Duein Fubara show European influence as well as layers of social stratification. European articles of clothing such as these became symbols of prestige.
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The LMS Diesels 10000 & 10001, later classified as British Rail Class D16/1, were introduced in 1947. These were Great Britain's first mainline diesel locomotives, coming about a decade after America's first cab units. Despite their streamlined exterior, they are actually cowl units rather than cab units. It is easy to misinterpret this as in North America, cowl designs are more angular, while cab designs have a similar curved streamlining.
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In 1989 five business employees, including his sons Jan and Dominiek, spent a week in jail in England, because they had sold their carpets in black market money. Couriers smuggled the money in their clothing and luggage to Belgium. Two years later De Clerck bought his sons off with 2 million euro, without any prosecution or conviction coming about. In 1997 Jan De Clerck and his partner Martine Van De Weghe were arrested.
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When Katharina was still fairly young, the Protestant Reformation was just coming about. Around this time, the teachings and writings of Martin Luther gained fame and began to spread. Katharina was introduced to much of these new teachings and views of religion by Matthew Zell, the pastor who took charge of the St. Lawrence Cathedral in Strasbourg in 1518. Katharina eventually started to take these beliefs as her own through Zell’s sermons and Luther’s teachings.
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Until very recently there was only 1 private station with most of the stations being state owned. However, emphasis on liberalization of the TV market eventually led to a wave of privately owned stations coming about recent years. In 2016 and 2017, more private broadcasters such as the news centered ENN TV and others like LTV Ethiopia, Fana TV, EOTC TV all joined the market. Dimtse Woyane and were launched at the end 2018.
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Her second young adult novel, Monday's Not Coming, about a girl whose best friend mysteriously disappears, was published in 2018 by Katherine Tegen Books. Monday's Not Coming received starred reviews from Publishers Weekly and School Library Journal. It was inspired by numerous disappearances of black girls all across the United States, which eventually led to the creation of the hashtag #MissingDCGirls. School Library Journal named Monday's Not Coming a best book of 2018.
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A second proposed explanation is that the visual system processes moving objects more quickly than flashed objects. This latency- difference hypothesis asserts that by the time the flashed object is processed, the moving object has already moved to a new position. The latency- difference proposal tacitly rests on the assumption that awareness (what the subject reports) is an on-line phenomenon, coming about as soon as a stimulus reaches its "perceptual end-point".
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The original name of the cloth was tweel, Scots for twill, the material being woven in a twilled rather than a plain pattern. A traditional story has the name coming about almost by chance. Around 1831, a London merchant received a letter from a Hawick firm, Wm. Watson & Sons, Dangerfield Mills about some "tweels". The merchant misinterpreted the handwriting, understanding it to be a trade-name taken from the River Tweed that flows through the Scottish Borders textile area.
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Various heroes receive a warning, purporting to be from the heroine Void, several years in the future. She shows them a post-apocalyptic world, and asks them to help prevent it from coming about. As a result of this visitation, the Kherubim warrior known as Nemesis coerces Savant and the new Backlash to research possible endings of the world. They also discover strange disappearances of various super powered heroes and villains from the World War 2 era.
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In a proa, the forward intersection of the spars is placed towards the bow. The sail is supported by a short mast attached near the middle of the upper spar, and the forward corner is attached to the hull. The lower spar, or boom, is attached at the forward intersection, but is not attached to the mast. The proa has a permanent windward and leeward side, and exchanges one end for the other when coming about.
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The Law Bulletin began publication in 1854 as the Daily Report of Suits, Judgments, Chattel Mortgages, etc., founded by Chicago attorney Edwin Bean. It was the first daily court publication, coming about 11 years after The Legal Intelligencer pioneered the concept in Philadelphia with a weekly newspaper."History of Philadelphia, 1609-1884", John Thomas Scharf and Thompson Westcott, L.H. Everts & Co., 1884 At the start, the publication fit onto a single 8-by-12 inch page.
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This was accidental, only coming about because Seán O'Sullivan left a vacancy by coming out of retirement to play for Kerry. Keane stayed with the Kerry minor team for two years before joining the Killarney-based Legion club as its manager. He led Legion to the final of the Kerry Senior Football Championship in 2015, the club's first since 1946, and experienced a narrow loss. He then managed the Kerry minor team to three consecutive All-Ireland titles between 2016 and 2018.
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Coming about during postwar Japanese reconstruction, Gutai stressed freedom of expression with innovative materials and techniques. Gutai challenged imaginations to invent new notions of what art is with attention on the relationships between body, matter, time, and space. After the war, attitudes regarding cultural exchanging changed amongst nations as the art environment involved great optimism for global collaboration. Since artists were pursuing advances in contemporary art transnationally, the art environment of the time fostered thriving conditions for the Gutai group.
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Power, visions, sex, and violence are pretty much the norm this deep into the text. The threat of war is on all characters' minds, and each is strategizing their own survival. Silko also seems to be very intentional on what side all these characters appear to be on, while foreshadowing that many partnerships are not to be trusted. Silko is also diligent enough to show the different ways the various characters and their communities foresee the future of the world coming about.
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Echo took on part of Dr. Liao's personality, and thus became "her promise, her legacy, her Echo". Echo was the 32nd Hero to be introduced to Overwatch in March 2020. She started as a planned character for Titan, though initially was more functional and less human-like, with her more human appearance coming about by the fourth iteration of her design. Her design had always been very light and elegant, so she was envisioned to be a support character at the start.
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The scaled piculet grows to a length of . The plumage is mottled, the scaled effect coming about because the feathers have pale-coloured bands and darker tips. The crown and nape are black, the male having some red speckling at the front of the crown; the female lacks this red colouration, but otherwise, the sexes are similar. The mantle and back are olive or tan and are scaled, the flight feathers and tail feathers are brown, the two central tail feathers having white tips.
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The title of the volume makes a distinction between "that country" and "this country" as a commentary on the differences between Europe and the New World. The animals in "that country" are described as having "the faces of people" and their deaths being romanticized as coming about as part of ceremonial or legendary scenarios, such as fox hunts or bull fights. By comparison, the animals in "this country", have "the faces of animals" and perish in commonplace and unsung ways, such as being hit by cars.
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In the 1950s and 1960s a new era was coming about in Greece, it was the time of moving. Many families, because of economic conditions, from all around Greece started to emigrate, becoming part of the Greek diaspora. Individuals and families who emigrated from Flambouro mostly went to the United States, Canada, West Germany, and Australia in search of a new life. Some went with the intention to make money and return, but many did not return to Greece and left their villages in their past.
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"Craigslist" is a song and single by "Weird Al" Yankovic. It is a style parody of the Doors, and contains lyrics inspired by postings at the online classified advertising service, Craigslist. Yankovic described the idea of the song coming about thinking how it would be "anachronistically weird" for Jim Morrison to scream about Craigslist. Yankovic opted to use Craigslist as an example of something big in both the popular culture and his own life, and spent time exploring its listings to compose the lyrics.
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Often complex simulation models use results from population informatics to configure with real world parameters. Data Science for Social Good (DSSG) is another similar field coming about. But again, DSSG is a bigger field applying data science to any social problem that includes study of human populations but also many problems that do not use any data about people. Population reconstruction is the multi-disciplinary field to reconstruct specific (historical) populations by linking data from diverse sources, leading to rich novel resources for study by social scientists.
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In a February 25, 2008 press release about the new Church Historian's Press publishing the Joseph Smith Papers, Jensen offered instruction on how to approach church history. He asked for LDS historians to "not be in an apologetic mode, but to be as open, candid and fair about our own history as we can". They should foster a culture of mutual openness with the general historical community. Jensen observed "greater dialogue coming about, less suspicion and a greater openness that is coming to pass".
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Without these developments, the war would have been stuck in first gear, devoid of continuity. The quest for the atomic bomb was steadily growing stronger due to the new scientific developments coming about. In 1922, just four years after World War I, a man by the name of F.W. Aston made an intriguing statement. Aston, a Nobel Laureate in chemistry, claimed that should atomic energy ever be released in practical form, “the human race will have at its command powers beyond the dreams of science fiction.”p.
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Port of Seven Seas was in production from late December 1937 through 28 January 1938, with retakes completed on 23 February.Overview Shortly before production started, Luise Rainer, who was to have played "Madelon" was replaced by Maureen O'Sullivan because of a bad cold. The film was released on 1 July 1938,Release dates the long delay coming about because the studio considered the subject matter "dangerous" for the film industry while Congress was considering legislation which had implications for film censorship. The movie was premiered on July 1, 1938 in New York City.
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In 2017, the band regrouped for one-off concerts at various top London clubs and summer festivals in the UK. Reviewing their 'generation-spanning' set at Love Supreme festival, Mike Hobart of the Financial Times praised 'the slinky, bass-heavy grooves that sustained their success in the 1990s.' He also proclaimed that D'Influence 'last played a festival 17 years ago, their current revival coming about after a promoter saw... their annual get-together jam on Instagram. The band has lost none of its sass.' 2018 saw further performances given in the UK, Africa and Europe.
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According to tradition,Diogenes Laërtius, Vitae Philosophorum, IX, 17 Heraclitus wrote a treatise about nature named "Περὶ φύσεως" ("Perì phýseōs"), "About Nature," in which appears the famous aphorism πάντα ῥεῖ (panta rhei) translated literally as "the whole flows [as a river]," or figuratively as "everything flows, nothing stands still." The concept of "becoming" in philosophy is connected with two others: movement and evolution, as becoming assumes a "changing to" and a "moving toward." Becoming is the process or state of change and coming about in time and space.
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He played Robbie Quinn in the soap opera Fair City between 2014 and his death in 2019. As Quinn he held many high-profile storylines alongside the actress Aisling O'Neill, who portrayed his on-screen lover Carol Foley. Quinn appeared on screen the night before his death in scenes with Carol, and also became embroiled in disputes with the characters Nora and Ray in the same episode. He had worked on set up to two days before dying, the break only coming about due to the arrival of the weekend.
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'Oro's brothers 'Oro-tetefa and Uru-tetefa, transformed themselves into a bunch of red feathers and a pregnant sow as wedding gifts. Vairumati gave birth to a son, who one day would become a powerful chieftain. Oro flew across the sky in the shape of a flame and made Vairaumati into a goddess. The rainbow is also a symbol in Hawaiian mythology, even though the cult of Oro is a relatively late creation, coming about sometime after the settlement of the Hawaiian Archipelago by Polynesians from the Society Islands.
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An emerging term within social media based participatory surveillance, infodemiology refers to the use of digital based applications or surveys, to better track disease patterns. Largely using information people search for related to health as well as what the public says on digital-based platforms makes up the fabric of this field of study. Coming about in 2002, infodemiology measures common social media platforms, disease and illness related websites, search engine information, and any other online user-related health data. Crowdsourcing based health-related sites have also been gaining traction in infodemiology.
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Guerrero was still heading for Tampico at 9:14 am when she slowed down and fired some more before coming about to port again at 9:17 am. Lieutenant Chapline, after the action, discovered that Tampico was hit more often than what he and his crew were able to observe. One hit at the starboard bow, close to the unused 6-pounder gun, and exploded within the forecastle. Another struck near the portside 4-inch gun, which apparently damaged the weapon as it was not fired again after about 9:10.
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Lady Rochford is liberated from the entrenched version of villainess and shown as a beloved wife and close friend to the Boleyns. Her later role in the relationship between Catherine Howard and Thomas Culpeper coming about because of the trauma of her husband's death and the knowledge that disobedience comes at a price. In some modern novels, Jane's vicious resentment of Anne leads to her psychological disintegration - she is portrayed as being mentally deranged and obsessively jealous in Vengeance is Mine and almost sociopathically amoral in The Boleyn Inheritance. In both, she is also presented as sexually voyeuristic and given to petty spying.
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The club moved to The Nest in 1918, having spent four years at the Herne Hill Athletics Stadium and gained promotion in the 1920–21 season by winning the Division Three championship (later to become known as Division 3 (South)). There is no connection between the Crystal Palace nickname 'The Eagles' and the name of this former ground – the nickname only coming about in the 1970s via the flamboyant manager Malcolm Allison. In 1924, the club bought a new state-of-the-art ground, Selhurst Park, which would be their home into the next century. Crystal Palace then sublet the ground to Tramways F.C., a railway workers football club.
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Channon took the radio from Walker, who was now incapacitated, and joined the two platoons at the bottom of the hill. Channon then called Jess Tidwell for instructions, who responded, “move out when the tanks move out.” Two tanks had passed through a gap in the hills and were in front of them. Soon, the two tanks moved out at high speed to join their company in the center of the valley. As the Rangers started to move forward, toward the nose of a ridge from which the fire was coming about 700-800 yards ahead, they began taking casualties from machine gun and rifle fire.
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By the end of the American Civil War in the late 1860s, the argument for “Survival of the Fittest” was applied to the issue of education for the deaf as a result of a Darwinist perspective of Evolution. This movement brought manualists arguing their view that signs were closer to nature because the first thing babies learn to do is gesture, which is akin to sign language. To the Deaf community, manualism was at the time considered a gift from God. During this particular time in the United States, oralism was coming about which gave some a negative view of manualism because, it was argued, it was not a natural language.
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The centre- left coalition (DC-PRI-PSDI-PSI) was the second type of coalition that characterised Italian politics, coming about in 1963 when the PSI (formerly the opposition party) went into government with the DC. This coalition lasted in parliament first for 12 years (from 1964 to 1976) and then with a revival in the Eighties that lasted until the start of the Nineties. The Socialist Party entered government in 1963. During the first year of the new centre-left government, a wide range of measures were carried out which went some way towards the Socialist Party's requirements for governing in coalition with the Christian Democrats.
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Chris Waddle recalls the single coming about following an appearance two of them made for their personal sponsors, Budget Rent a Car, at an annual company awards ceremony. Hoddle and Waddle attempted an impromptu karaoke performance which was praised by a friend with connections in the music industry who was able to introduce the duo to Bob Puzey. Puzey, whose writing credits included "I'm in the Mood for Dancing" by The Nolan Sisters and "Wanted" by The Dooleys, auditioned the pair and agreed to write and co-produce a single for them. The "diamond lights" of the title refer to the songwriter's wife's eyes.
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Shoppers and general stores prize these cultivars for their appearance, quality, flavor, and storability, while cultivators additionally esteem their plantation attributes and prepared market coming about because of purchaser request. To hold the desirable qualities of a fruiting cultivar while presenting malady opposition qualities through ordinary reproducing techniques is for all intents and purposes unimaginable due to apple's heterozygosity, long age time, and self- incongruence. Hereditary designing offers an appealing option since it can possibly give quicker outcomes, resistance qualities can be acquired from numerous sources, the statement of local apple qualities can be altered, and the attractive characteristics of the changed cultivar or rootstock can be safeguarded.
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Sociologist Arlene Stein states that The Pink Swastika " is a carefully constructed piece of political rhetoric, mixing serious scholarship with lies and outright distortions, truths with half-truths and falsehoods". According to Stein, the book is part of an effort to strip gays of their "victim" status in order to decrease support for LGBT rights. Writing in Journal of the History of Sexuality, historian Erik Jensen regards the authors' linkage of homosexuality and Nazism as the recurrence of a "pernicious myth", originating in 1930s attacks on Nazism by socialists and communists and which has been "long since dispelled" by "serious scholarship". Jensen sees the book as coming about in "the aftermath of an Oregon measure to repeal gay rights".
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Additionally, "2013 has the Vines sixth album in the incubator and an announcement coming about a new and the first collaborative side project from Craig Nicholls." was written on the band's own section of the Parker & Mr French Tumblr page. West revealed in a June 2013 interview with his other band, Something With Numbers, that two producers have worked on the forthcoming Vines release. Paul McKercher produced the first half of the record and Lachlan Mitchell, who also produced the latest Something With Numbers record, worked on the second half based upon West's recommendation to Nicholls. The article also stated that the new Vines album was "due for release in the latter half of this year (2013)".
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Harrison had moved to London by 1737 and went on to develop H2, a more compact and rugged version. In 1741, after three years of building and two of on-land testing, H2 was ready, but by then Britain was at war with Spain in the War of Austrian Succession and the mechanism was deemed too important to risk falling into Spanish hands. In any event, Harrison suddenly abandoned all work on this second machine when he discovered a serious design flaw in the concept of the bar balances. He had not recognized that the period of oscillation of the bar balances could be affected by the yawing action of the ship (when the ship turned such as 'coming about' while tacking).
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"Zheng He is coming" multimedia show in Romon U-Park, Ningbo, China A major attraction of the park are its multimedia shows, including "The Source of Light" about the adventures of two panda bears “Romon” and “Romie”, as well as “Zheng He is coming” about Zheng He, a Chinese admiral and diplomat of the 15th century. Both shows include video projection mapping, laser beams and laser graphic effects, digital water screen, fire bursts, lights, fog, music and sound effects. Shows are technically based on 10 Barco video projectors projecting onto the 30x30 meter pyramid, the 20 meter wide pyramid stage screen and the back wall. Two video servers, 12 full colour laser projectors, 48 moving lights, 20 flame bursts, and the 18 meter digital water screen are all centrally controlled and synchronized.
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The forward opening canopy was replaced by a standard rear-hinged canopy, which was jettisoned prior to ejection. The re-engineering effort was largely successful, as the Chinese-built J-7 showed only minor differences in design and performance from the original MiG-21.Civil Airworthiness Certification: Former Military High-Performance Aircraft In March 1964, Shenyang Aircraft Factory began domestic production of the J-7 fighter, which they successfully accomplished the next year. However, mass production efforts were severely hindered by an unexpected social and economic problem—the Cultural Revolution—that resulted in poor initial quality and slow progress, which, in turn, resulted in full-scale production only coming about in the 1980s, by which time the original aircraft design was showing its age. In 1987, the J-7E was released, having a greatly improved wing, among other improvements.
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The African Food Security Urban Network (AFSUN) found that nearly 70% of poor urban African households sourced part of their food needs from vendors and traders and 79% of these households utilized a supermarket. When these studies took frequency into account, it was found that poor Africans use informal vendors more often for most of their needs and go to supermarkets to buy large quantities of a staple. With economic growth contributing to the building of supermarkets and other urban renewal practices, land space is taken from pastoral communities that grow and harvest their own food and reduces the resources vendors use to attain the products they sell, limiting their business practices and giving rise to food deserts in Africa. Modern food systems in towns and cities are coming about rapidly changing and destabilizing the already high food insecurity practices already in place.
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Initially opened in 1868, and operated by the Caledonian Railway Company from Glasgow via Busby which was a spur from the Glasgow to Barrhead railway at Pollokshaws, the line was extended eastwards in 1888 to Hunthill Junction, near High Blantyre, with an intermediate halt at Calderwood Glen. At Hunthill was a triangular junction where the line from Strathaven joined, then the line proceeded towards Auchinraith Junction where it joined the current Hamiton – Blantyre section of line. This extension of the line was never busy and traffic was suspended during the 1914–18 war, with complete closure coming about as a consequence of the 1939–45 war, after which the line was cut back to Nerston where it serviced some local industries such as Mavor and Coulson Mining Equipment. The section immediately beyond East Kilbride station was also used for many years for shunting etc.
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The Goofy Gophers then decide to get back at the dog by literally interpreting lines from Shakespeare's works, including "lending him ears", by rolling a curtain up to annoy him, tormenting him with flames (to his foot), dousing him with "the joy of life" (by dumping a tub of water into the dog), dumping limburger cheese as the dog utters the "that which we call a rose by any other name" line while holding a rose, imitating the exhumed Yorick in a dance (making the dog appear like a Shakespearean coward), using magnets on the floor and ceiling to toss and carry the dog around the room (in armor), with the coup de grâce coming about when the Gophers use a horse to kick the dog out of his house, after he says "A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse!" and back to the studio, where the dog decides to finish what he started.
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Not as a questioner of philosophies > did I come before her, not as one groping in the dark for lights that > schools and fanciful theories had obscured, but as one who, wandering > through the corridors of life, was seeking the friends who could show where > the designs for the work had been hidden. And, true to the call, she > responded, revealing plans once again, and speaking no words to explain, > simply pointed them out and went on with the task. It was as if but the > evening before we had parted, leaving yet to be done some detail of a task > taken up with one common end; it was teacher and pupil, elder brother and > younger, both bent on the one single end, but she with the power and > knowledge that belong but to lions and sages. Blavatsky often referred to the founding of the Theosophical Society as coming about as a result of occult direction from her teachers.
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GAZ-3102, mid-1990s When launching the M24 Volga, GAZ envisioned an average, for the USSR, production run of a decade. The newer designs were produced by smaller numbers due to development of other projects in the Soviet automotive industry, in particular the coming about of the VAZ plant and a much bigger Moskvitch, the project 3-5, to replace the 408 and 412 series. The latter's being more economic would have proved a natural relieve the Volga of its traditional taxi role, leaving GAZ's new vehicle as a more exclusive personal luxury car for the mid-range Soviet nomenklatura. With this in mind, the vehicle's mock-up demonstrated in 1976 was to grow in size, have the V6 powerplant as standard, and a perspective 4.2 litre V8 optional with many other features of the contemporary foreign cars of the 1970s. In 1976-7, the new GAZ-3101 appeared in prototype form, but it was little more than "a cosmetic tart-up of the mainstream Volga",Thompson, p.243. with new front door windows, door handles, and lights;Thompson, p.245.
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The line to East Kilbride was opened in 1868 as part of the Busby Railway, operated by the Caledonian Railway Company from Glasgow via Busby which was a spur from the Glasgow to Barrhead railway at Pollokshaws. In 1888 the line was extended eastwards to meet the Hamilton and Strathaven Railway at Hunthill Junction near High Blantyre (a locality which had a station, but just south of the junction meaning the new connecting line did not stop there) via an intermediate halt at Calderwood Glen with a timetabled services until 1924. A triangular junction existed at Hunthill where the Strathaven line joined, then the line proceeded towards Auchinraith Junction where it joined the surviving Hamiton – Blantyre section of line. The East Kilbride and Blantyre extension never saw a great deal of traffic and passenger services were withdrawn during the 1914–18 war, with complete closure coming about as a result of WWII war shortages, after which the line was cut back to Nerston where it serviced local industries.
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Then a maintenance worker for Philadelphia's housing authority, Harley began searching the city for a set of bagpipes. Failing to find one, he traveled to New York City, where he found a set in a pawn shop. He purchased the instrument for US$120, quickly adapting it to the idioms of jazz, blues, and funk. On several occasions, when a neighbor called the police to complain about Harley's practicing in his apartment, he would quickly put away his bagpipes and feign ignorance, asking the officers, "Do I look like I'm Irish or Scottish to you?" He eventually acquired a better set of bagpipes, which cost him a little over US$1,000.Philadelphia Classical Music Calendar, Pennsylvania Harley made his bagpipe performance debut in 1964. From 1965 to 1970 he released four recordings as leader on the Atlantic label (all produced by Joel Dorn, an early supporter), also recording as a sideman with Herbie Mann, Sonny Stitt, and Sonny Rollins in the 1960s and 1970s. He later recorded with Laurie Anderson (appearing on her 1982 album Big Science) and The Roots (on their 1995 album Do You Want More?!!!??!), the latter coming about due to a 1994 appearance on The Arsenio Hall Show.
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