Some women seemed constricted by the options of the time.
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Plus it looks too constricted on these round pizza trays.
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Opportunity for young generations is being sharply and unfairly constricted.
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He felt so constricted that he removed all his clothes.
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His life was destined to unfold in a constricted area.
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The issue is control: why is the viewer's interpretive latitude constricted?
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Because of artificially constricted supply, blacks paid more for poor houses.
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You're not constricted at all, and you're with these other people.
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Then, as the video progresses, things get a little less constricted.
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Your world has been constricted to a very small living space.
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For instance, check out this slick limbo trick for navigating constricted spaces.
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However, banks complain that it has constricted their operations and reduced revenues.
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His ears were ringing, his throat so constricted he was nearly hyperventilating.
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How constricted is the larynx, and how does air pass through it?
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"Outside" is how villagers refer to the world beyond their constricted boundaries.
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Peluchonneau is a tragically constricted soul, but not an entirely unsympathetic character.
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Was it constricted to this particular region, or part of a larger phenomenon?
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Why did I suddenly feel mute and constricted around this person I adored?
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Rigid structures, by contrast, are constricted by the size of their launch rocket.
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Others stick to a more constricted structure that limits the number of options.
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Dwelt on too long, GIFs begin to seem like a constricted, claustrophobic invention.
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Outdoor space: "Studios in New York can feel pretty constricted," Ms. Rosenblum said.
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The latter being constricted by organs, social norms in society, or transcendental values.
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Conrad's lungs were too inflamed, too constricted, and too swollen to sustain any life.
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Thanks to its constricted time frame, "Jackie" is also notable for what it omits.
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The stars who previously looked so composed suddenly look a lot less constricted — literally.
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Though loosely centered around elements of jazz, soul, and rap, their sound isn't constricted.
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"Conducting a full recount in a constricted time period is extremely challenging," Latimer said.
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Still, the glove constricted and was able to give and receive a firm handshake.
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Eventually the genre seemed constricted and much of the writing too tricky, even disappointing.
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My chest was constricted, as if a weight were pressing in—but from where?
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Boys' lives are still constricted by traditional gender norms: being strong, athletic and stoic.
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Her eyes are wide and unflinching, her pupils constricted, the panic behind them clear.
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His constricted ankle, even before the cancer, meant walking 10 blocks was a challenge.
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Bill Weld — being able to build support in these states will be formally constricted.
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That such odd limitations severely constricted the M-class subs' wartime effectiveness was moot.
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Geopolitical tensions in Iran and Venezuela have raised concerns about constricted supply, pushing prices higher.
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The back of my throat constricted, not out of frustration, but rather to suppress tears.
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It was constricted by its leg sleeves, and the rider rolled back over to help.
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Some are now suggesting that come-ons need to be constricted to a repressive degree.
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They reported symptoms similar to those from a nerve agent, including pupils constricted to pinpoints.
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The politics of the Cold War constricted and hardened the available meanings of the Bauhaus.
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The sloping ceilings play no small role in the cramped, constricted atmosphere that Oesterheld scripts.
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The result is itchy eyes, runny noses, a scratchy throat, and, in severe cases, constricted airways.
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Unless Iran can eliminate U.S. presence in the Middle East, its broader campaign will remain constricted.
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These might include suffocating, foaming at the mouth, constricted pupils, convulsions and involuntary urination or defecation.
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Her spinal cord was constricted, and she needed small bone grafts inserted to widen the channel.
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I thought I knew a lot but they are being so stymied, so constricted with regulation.
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You know that feeling when you feel like you're about to cry and you're quite constricted?
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The daycare provider had left Anders sleeping in his car seat and his breathing grew constricted.
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It is not only that Mr. Browne's constricted tailoring telegraphs a struggle to manage unruly sexuality.
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They lead full, vibrant lives that are not constricted or defined by fear or self-loathing.
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The biggest issue driving up prices, as we've noted previously, is the constricted supply of homes.
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Mr. Gomer used the constricted space at David Geffen Hall to create a simple, haunting staging.
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And cayenne peppers have been rarely linked to heart attacks or suddenly constricted arteries near the heart.
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Until it does, the small room that is the London tin market will feel ever more constricted.
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I definitely find myself avoiding dry-clean only items and looking for pieces that aren't too constricted.
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A lot of the time as a woman you are constricted as to what you can do.
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Her severe black dress possessed a sharp white collar, and a gold choker elegantly constricted her neck.
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Perhaps Momoa got too hot in his jacket, or maybe his bulging arm muscles felt too constricted.
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But given the rather constricted fiscal space of the government, such policy actions are unlikely to materialize.
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My surprise turned to disappointment after a few days when my feet started to feel uncomfortably constricted.
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For a second, it looked like she would wretch, but her throat never constricted, and she never vomited.
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The boy had vomited a greenish fluid, his oesophagus was constricted and hot, and he had stomach pain.
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Bankers say importers' relations with foreign suppliers remain constricted, mainly for lack of correspondent relations with foreign banks.
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It didn't roll when I sat down or make me feel constricted like many other underwire bras do.
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The first-person narration is so constricted as to choke out any possibility for reflection, irony or insight.
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Gaming is their form of self-determination, a means to take control of their constricted, highly regimented lives.
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And since you'll feel less constricted and confined, you might just wake up more rested the next day.
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And your throat will hurt, constricted by the intensity of a feeling you hadn't known to brace for.
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Supplies of fuel oil, the residue oil left after initial crude processing in a refinery, have constricted this year.
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Her airway constricted until she was no longer able to breathe and, choking on her saliva, she lost consciousness.
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Over time, your nasal membrane gets too used to having its blood vessels constricted, making the medication less effective.
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Today, Twitter announced a change that will make anyone who feels constricted by the 140 character count very happy.
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The details of her personal life are, unfortunately, constricted by the lack of documentation in the annals of history.
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THE LIGHTBULB The quickly spreading coronavirus has closed schools, constricted travel, shaken markets and infected more than 20183,22018 people.
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But if we've learned anything in the age of Trump, it's that rights can also be constricted and rescinded.
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Several months later, feeling constricted and helpless inside a subway car crowded with strangers, Ms. Gambal had the stroke.
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Mueller will not be threatened, the investigation will not be closed or constricted and the truth will be known.
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The operating space is constricted, and it's hard to deny the do-goodery of helping people transport medical supplies.
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At the same time, the field of potential recruits has been constricted somewhat by a much-debated new requirement.
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A vinyl-clad nurse makes quite a scene thrusting a needle into Cooper's constricted form as he sings on.
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The move would come as geopolitical tensions regarding Iran and Venezuela have raised concerns about constricted supply, pushing prices higher.
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The music was initially stripped back too, a maelstrom of garage rock and panicky dance riffs and Byrne's constricted tenor.
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Many Chinese factories remain shut in an extended Lunar New Year holiday, cities are cut off and travel links constricted.
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Many Chinese factories remain shut in an extended Lunar New Year holiday, cities are cut off and travel links constricted.
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Few people will mourn the demise of the tie, a functionally useless garment that constricted male necks for a century.
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In people with variants of BDKRB2, blood vessels are more tightly constricted when they plunge their faces into cold water.
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And while Ofelia is supposed to be that character — constricted, haunted by loss — I'm not convinced that's who we've seen.
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"I believe light as a medium should be free, it should not constricted or confined," he writes on his site.
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Discussions of Mexicans in the United States are often constricted by political rhetoric focusing on immigration and the drug trade.
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After a routine prenatal check suggested her fetus was constricted in her womb, she delivered her daughter at 36 weeks.
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In many rural and suburban communities with inadequate public transit, older people who can't drive may face genuinely constricted lives.
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I'm sympathetic to headline writers, who are constricted by space limitations as they try to convey ideas clearly and accurately.
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For most people in Gaza, the sea is simply a place where fishermen work waters constricted by Israeli patrol boats.
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But as costs piled up, issues with the jets multiplied, defense budgets constricted, and delays compounded, Ottawa began pursuing alternatives.
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So he and his partner got 182 live snakes, both kingsnake and ratsnake species, and watched how they constricted dead mice.
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Some public videos referred to "nerve gas" or an "organophosphate," which would be consistent with the victims' accounts of constricted pupils.
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And Victoria Beckham ranged further afield from her constricted beginnings, loosening up and letting go, taking serious materials very unseriously indeed.
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His first cell was so constricted that he was limited to a few calisthenics like leg lifts and situps, he said.
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We seem to have unlimited choice – but this, too, is a mirage, constricted by culturally dictated ideas about beauty and sexiness.
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After childhood polio constricted his hands, he developed his own technique of using a knife along the fretboard of his guitar.
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Even as girls' options have opened up, boys' lives are still constricted by traditional gender norms: being strong, athletic and stoic.
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The Ducks were one of several unlikely receivers of automatic spots who effectively constricted the pool of 36 at-large bids.
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For the sex workers in the camp towns, though, the crackdowns meant tighter controls over their already heavily constricted working lives.
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But an investigation that has constricted management since flaring into public in June, derailing plans for billion-dollar deals, will continue.
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Known for his gray flannel suits, traditional tailoring, constricted designs and strangely high-hemmed trousers, he is at once conservative and flamboyant.
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Critics decry the petro as simply a way for the cash-strapped government to issue debt without being constricted by U.S. sanctions.
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Steven: That said, I think we still lead the way when it comes to nightlife because things aren't constricted to one city.
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But his heart continued to pound, and, no matter how many times he tried to swallow, his throat began to feel constricted.
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In a number of ways, Icke and Macmillan have made a successful film, which indirectly emphasizes how constricted the stage can be.
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Their perspective is crabbed and constricted where it ought to be expansive: Instead of championing voting rights, they see only voting wrongs.
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The move against the church comes as the authorities have gradually constricted religious rights and sought to eliminate independent places of worship.
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Their cattle would have suffered in the humidity and constricted spaces of the forest, and many succumbed to death by tsetse fly.
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My breathing started becoming constricted around my lower ribs, not high up in my throat and lungs like with an asthma attack.
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We advanced a narrative of the American right that was far too constricted to anticipate the rise of a man like Trump.
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Hong says she feels torn between the lyric, which recognizes ambiguity and contradiction, and the polemic, a more urgent yet constricted form.
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That is about 50 million barrels above a year ago, despite American sanctions on Iran and Venezuela that have constricted their exports.
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"Given the close-in nature of the standoff, early warning time is vital for stability," he said, "and it's being further constricted."
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We aren't constricted by time, because he lives a few hours away from me, and the rest of the guys are spread out.
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Bodily reactions to any amount of the drug include dilated pupils and constricted blood vessels, with increased heart rate, blood pressure and temperature.
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She said the chokehold would have been painful and constricted Garner's airways, triggering "a lethal cascade of events" that led to his death.
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Under President George W. Bush, they went a step further and allowed the Paygo law that constricted spending in the 1990s to expire.
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I felt more constricted there, but you realize that the free-floating socialization is the last gasp of that kind of democratic [experience].
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In terms of treatment the question becomes: How long can this person stay constricted and when will he be willing to re-connect?
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Romance may be universal, but romances inhabit a more specific realm, bound by genre, juicy and flamboyant in some ways, constricted in others.
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Constricted budgets will also lead to internal shifting of resources, and potential accelerations of plans to reduce or withdraw forces from overseas locations.
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Tsui noticed slow breathing, constricted pupils and a weak pulse -- all symptoms he had been trained to look for in an overdose victim.
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Frustrated and constricted, I decided that I wanted to do something my peers would find disreputable, so I started a rock band again.
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The president has also said that he has Buerger's disease, which leads to constricted and inflamed blood vessels in the arms and legs.
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The president has also said that he has Buerger's disease, which leads to constricted and inflamed blood vessels in the arms and legs.
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Her table tops were often fanned or curved and the table legs splayed so that anyone sitting at the end wouldn't feel constricted.
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Rather, the exhibit stresses how, throughout the centuries, women in Western culture have been forced, even physically constricted, into molding to bodily ideals.
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While I do love jeans, I don't like to be constricted all the time so that's why I wear a lot of loose pants.
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But overly-constricted philistine kerfuffles that drop him down the mise en abîme rabbit hole of artists' flaws should give us pause as well.
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The real diagnosis of course being that the stuff we say when we're wasted is everything we feel too socially constricted to reveal sober.
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And because she inquired about my budget, she, unlike the others, was constricted, though I do not think this fully accounted for her selections.
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It passes through numerous villages whose architecture of narrow bridges and constricted high streets, though scenic, presents many obstacles to the flow of traffic.
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His choices, like those of the people he would eventually kill, were constricted and warped by the brutal limits of this place and that era.
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With constricted consumption through traditional avenues, retailers are turning to Alibaba's platform of sites to reach a larger consumer base, both within China and without.
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Lawmakers are working on a constricted legislative calendar, meaning they are running out of time to get to find a compromise energy package this year.
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"In Situ," Ms. Chebli's dance, was a series of ideas connected only by her performing them and their sense of restricted space and constricted physicality.
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Like dangerous truths scrawled on a bathroom wall, the texts are not permitted public legitimacy and so bend, shrink, and appear only in constricted space.
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All those things count against the character limit, which means the text is unduly constricted and often messily run together with code, reducing its readability.
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In short, researchers like Dr. Nadeau believe that a person's short-term exposure to wildfire can spur a lifetime of asthma, allergy and constricted breathing.
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Students, read the entire column, then tell us: — What are your thoughts on Ms. Senior's idea that young people today have "constricted, highly regimented lives"?
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Her power is constricted by time; she can run at superhuman speeds for the span of one heartbeat, before slingshotting back to her starting point.
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He spoke with, among others, Costa, goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois and midfielder Eden Hazard, who was subdued by injury and constricted by defensive duties under Mourinho.
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Under the 2015 deal, Iran limited its nuclear program in return for relief from economic sanctions that constricted its ability to trade with the world.
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But, as she writes in Becoming, her self-expression was still largely constricted under the pressure of her former life as the first black First Lady.
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Giraffes are constricted by human development; they're poached for their tails, which are used as bracelets, and for their meat, according to the African Wildlife Foundation.
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And the whole thing is capped off with a quick sample of "Circle of Life" from Xtina — and, of course, some constricted jigging off the stage.
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"My vessels were constricted, which didn't allow blood flow to my extremities because the doctors wanted all the blood to go to my heart," she said.
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The first volume, based on a fictive schoolbook from the 1980s, includes approximately 300 photographs of schoolchildren playing with collaged objects or being constricted by them.
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And the nature of even talking about race is so constricted behind the accusation, and not over the analysis, and I thought, Wow, there's a movie.
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There's the 34-year-old man who suffered from a rare thunderclap headache and had constricted blood vessels in his brain after eating a Carolina Reaper.
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This backfired in one famous instance when the Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that he'd exceeded his recess appointment power (which has now been significantly constricted).
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Because as Atwood's book argues, everything you need to know about Gilead is already embedded in a single, random, unremarkable handmaid's constricted experience of their world.
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Even within this necessarily constricted political environment, though, House Democrats could use their healthy majority to pass a more ambitious plan to actually cut drug costs.
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Her translucent white abdomen, constricted by the tight black bands of her exoskeleton, swells to the size of a human thumb, leaving her unable to move.
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That's what I wanted to go for; make them more song-oriented instead of just 45 seconds of screaming and then moving on; that's really constricted.
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An investigation by the U.S. Commerce Department into uranium imports had constricted the uranium market and caused uncertainty in the past 18 months, the company said.
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Stocks snapped back from last week's shellacking on expectations for a global policy response if the world economy is constricted by the effects of the coronavirus.
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Their body language was constricted; they raised their hands with their elbows cradled in their other hands; they made themselves physically small; they spoke less often.
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Professor Dawut's trajectory — from celebrated ethnographer at Xinjiang University in Urumqi to clandestine detainee — illustrates a wider crackdown that has drastically constricted Uighur life and culture.
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But in New York I met people who clearly struggled to understand me and felt constricted by politeness and a well-meaning desire not to offend.
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Where Mr Xi sees Hong Kong "grown exuberant like a bamboo or a pine tree" in the Chinese embrace, many see constricted political space and economic opportunities.
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This particular trio were asked to breathe in the gold dust 24 hours before they underwent surgery intended to clear their plaques and unblock their constricted vessels.
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In reality, being skinny was not enough, as the soon-to-be employees would need to hold their breath in order to wriggle through the constricted passage.
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Positive effects on homeownership rates from lower home prices would more than offset negative effects from loss of the deductions, particularly in high-priced, space-constricted markets.
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The policy constricted supplies and caused a historic spike in thermal coal prices, forcing the government to reverse itself in November to avert a winter heating crisis.
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It has a shorter cut than most robes for an expansive range of motion — which means you won't feel too constricted when curled up on the couch.
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Does Mr. Ryan even want to survive as speaker of a House where any negotiating room is likely to be severely constricted by pressure from his right?
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Since the cryptocurrency has a fixed number of possible tokens, Moas said more entrants into the space will push up the prices because of the constricted supply.
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The Trump officials said that China had retreated from draft agreements calling on its legislature to change laws that have threatened or constricted American trade and business.
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In its place is a narrow, constricted definition expressed through technical programming seeking to improve education or health with little heed to wider struggles for gender equality.
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Jennifer Nettles has been such a signature country vocalist because of her gift for tightly-controlled howling, but here she sounds constricted, hemmed into another vocalist's box.
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It would stop Brexit, and give Labour a chance to break out of Corbyn's constricted circle of socialist orthodoxy and become a serious governing party once again.
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Sitting on a stool, facing the audience, the Night Clerk (played by Frank Wood, who is immense in a constricted part) "stares acquiescently at nothing" and listens.
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Richer, long-term deals — with free agents like Mark Trumbo or Edwin Encarnacion, who were both coming off strong seasons — would have constricted their remaining spending options.
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As more companies begin to explore the use of bitcoin and blockchain, the demand for this asset should rise at the same time that supply is severely constricted.
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Demand in Germany, the company's biggest market, was likely to still be constricted by a shortage of installers, while a flat market is expected in France, it said.
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To a certain extent, Range Rover aesthetics are so constricted by the legacy of the brand that there's only so much design can do to distract from proportion.
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Key infrastructure has been bombed by Saudi-led air strikes while imports have been constricted by a near-blockade aimed at cutting off weapons supplies to the Houthis.
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It is a similarly eerie, constricted experience fabricated within her set of eight glowing, red holographic plates that is currently on display in the exhibition, Louise Bourgeois: Holograms.
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Given the constricted timeline facing the EPA, that rule might not get done before Obama leaves office, but McCarthy said she's confident work on others will finish soon.
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Here the charming, funny and fallible Johan thoroughly steals the show as he falls in love with Nya, a woman trying to break free from her constricted upbringing.
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In the courts there is a case in which the defendant, a fisherman, claims his cloth measuring tape constricted in the cold, causing him to mismeasure his halibut.
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But as Lebanon's finances have constricted, that system has broken down, leading protesters to call for the ouster of the traditional political leadership and the sectarian system itself.
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In the early part of their first scene alone together, Ms. Hyltin showed how the Sleepwalker is spatially constricted, with sharp turns as if redirected by unseen walls.
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A parade of weak readings on services and manufacturing sectors from multiple major economies has left little doubt that the U.S.-China trade war has constricted global growth.
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"We were constricted to the budget that we had prescribed for ourselves without saying, &aposOh well, we can tap into the equity of the house,&apos" Jim said.
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Pursuing higher education might be one of the most fulfilling things you do in life, but the structure that matriculation requires also makes you feel just as constricted.
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Further Learning Network Resources: Lesson Plan: Boys to Men: Teaching and Learning About Masculinity in an Age of Change Student Opinion: Do You Feel Constricted by Gender Norms?
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The enhanced maneuverability and lack of size constraints for these wormy models make them useful for search and rescue operations, or inspecting constricted industrial spaces like oil pipelines.
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It was kind of lucky; I managed to make dresses that make you feel really special, but you don't feel like you're corseted up and constricted in any way.
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While America's share of industry has constricted, with fewer people needed to perform the same amount of work as in the past, it's not quite time to start eulogizing.
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Nearly $700 billion was wiped off mainland Chinese stocks on Monday and many factories remain shut, cities cut off and travel links constricted, fueling worries about global supply chains.
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CARL THELENSan Pablo, California I was shocked to read Bartleby's unfounded claim that the tie was "a functionally useless garment that constricted male necks for a century" (May 4th).
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The growth in pro-independence feeling appears to be a reaction to Hong Kong's constricted political space, and to a sense that the territory's own uniqueness is being undermined.
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Her life felt shrunken and constricted, as if the world had shoved her back into an all-too-familiar box that was no longer large enough to contain her.
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If the world presented in Mr. Dietz's drama is a wide one, where people wander lost and alone, the universe Brendan Pelsue depicts in "Wellesley Girl" is more constricted.
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" Other signs of exposure include pinpoint-size pupils, constricted airways and respiratory arrest, memory and concentration loss, and loss of consciousness, according to the medical handbook "Responding to Terrorism.
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For example, officials who interviewed Houlihan and another clinician believed the two were under the influence of drugs or alcohol based on constricted pupils, slurred speech and other factors.
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All the while, cases of the virus have continued to climb, even as screening has remained constricted, leaving many fearful that a large number of infections are going undetected.
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In a voice constricted with emotion, she described the nightmare of being sexually assaulted at 15 by a high school student she alleged to be the drunken Brett Kavanaugh.
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Whether it's over 19363 million people that gained health care through Medicaid expansion, whether it's people that gained health insurance because suddenly they weren't constricted by their preexisting conditions.
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FACTORY DISRUPTION Nearly $700 billion was wiped off mainland Chinese stocks on Monday with many factories shut, cities cut off and travel links constricted, fuelling worries about global supply chains.
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It also precipitated a series of laws that constricted the right to assemble, part of a general tightening of political screws in Russia since Mr. Putin's return to the presidency.
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Economists pin that rising rent, in part, on more people moving to the Bay Area to work in the tech industry, which pressures an already constricted supply of housing inventory.
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But it's not clear how much of that is getting through to the President, whose inputs are extremely constricted under the regime of new Chief of Staff General John Kelly.
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VR video also encompasses next-generation light-field video, which many consider to be the holy grail, enabling you to move around the scene freely without having your motions constricted.
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The symptoms described in reporting from media, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and other open sources—such as the WHO—include miosis (constricted pupils), convulsions, and disruption to central nervous systems.
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Jamie is in a prison of his own making, emotionally and physically, while Claire is once again constricted by the expectations of the time and society she finds herself in.
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There are many others in the top half of the income scale but below the top 1 percent who've done well and can help us pry open this constricted debate.
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The loose ends, the ragged edges, the awkward cuts: Here they're like the angry low-fi communication of a postpunk song, desperate in its constricted ability to evoke the ineffable.
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When Heidi couldn't remember the past, Esmail shrunk the show's widescreen to a 4:3 aspect ratio: a square box with black spaces signifying how constricted her point of view was.
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Homecoming operates in two timelines, with Esmail approaching the future one with wit: The screen literally narrows, signifying, perhaps, how constricted Heidi's life has become, and the gaps in her memory.
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Davidson's best-known inflatables, called "Lulus," are balloons squeezed and constricted by corsets, shaped into bifurcated bulbous masses by a taut rope, referencing either or both ends of the female torso.
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Some so-called conservatives claim that the Constitution should be read only in the most constricted manner possible and that amendments are the only legitimate means to resolve vital new questions.
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Krzanich announced onstage that the headset has six-degrees-of-freedom, a technical term which means you'll pretty much be able to move freely in VR without having your motions constricted.
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It's an idea that would work only as metaphor — standing for everything that white artists did steal from black ones — yet the dancing is too constricted to make the metaphor resonate.
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The flow of oil to the global market has been further constricted in recent years as a result of the political and economic crisis plaguing Venezuela, another major producer of crude.
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Welcome to the exclusive world of the colored diamond trade, a market where the buyer pool is slim, the supply is constricted and a carat can fetch $1 million or more.
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In its budget proposals to parliament in June, the finance ministry sought to repeal the rate cap, arguing that it has constricted private-sector credit to small and medium-sized businesses.
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But the assassination is so unimaginable and the Zapruder film (of the assassination) is so iconic that it felt very scary to do something that extreme emotionally which is constricted by reality.
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"If you want to do edgier stuff, I don't think the business is constricted, because of television, because Netflix and Amazon and Apple and HBO, they're all making content," the filmmaker said.
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For instance, a 1993 Supreme Court decision constricted the law on predatory pricing, making it harder to demonstrate harm in data-driven digital markets, where firms may recoup costs in other ways.
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Even as they grant that he was elected to shake up the constricted Vatican bureaucracy, his critics see his approach as that of a stealthy revolutionary or a reckless agent of disruption.
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Lokey told the outlet that he wrote much of the site's political content, but he was tightly constricted in the framing of the articles for specific causes and courses of political thought.
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A boy named Georgie Arce, who used to run errands for Neel, appears here in four drawings and a constricted painting, his ruffled black hair set off by a hot-pink background.
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The sector's growth has been fueled largely by pent-up demand — the need for alternatives to those dilapidated off-campus homes as well as the aging and constricted stock of college dormitories.
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These clear silicone tubes are either squeezed by a robotic arm, like a baker squeezing icing out of a pastry bag, or constricted by strings, similar to the segments of an earthworm.
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Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at brokerage OANDA, said Brent was "supported by the notion that U.S. sanctions on Iranian crude oil exports will eventually lead to constricted markets".
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The case of America First Policies only underscores how easy it is for one of the newer, less-constricted political groups to take over what had once been a core party function.
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Barca had plenty of possession in the first half but Atletico, who knocked them out of the Champions League last season, forced them into tight spaces and constricted their ability to create openings.
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That has led to more than 100 daily flight cancellations at both airlines into early next year and constricted their growth plans, while rivals like Delta Air Lines Inc pick up market share.
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"Demand and volumes have become constricted and record drought-related hikes in input costs could in many cases not be passed on, leading to contracting margins," RCL said in a statement on Tuesday.
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He shakes hands with a couple of visitors, and rapidly argues that, even though LA and New York City had sizeable subcultures of their own, they were still constricted by the larger population.
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"Voters had a wide range of political options, but intimidating and xenophobic rhetoric, media bias and opaque campaign financing constricted the space for genuine political debate," the OSCE, which monitored the vote, said.
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I haven't forgotten how exhausting it was to be the parent of young children or how often I was frustrated by the close rooms and constricted plans of our lives in those days.
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My research offers fuller analyses of how policies directed at global competition, employment-based immigration and temporary professional workers have constricted, as well as fostered, the flow of immigration to the United States.
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The research suggested that plenty of American men live in what some sociologists call the Man Box, constricted by a concept of manhood that includes aggression, hypersexuality, supreme authority and utter self-sufficiency.
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Even as relations with the United States have improved, peaking with reopened embassies and President Obama's visit this year, the economic life of the island remains constricted by Cuba's loyalty to central control.
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His subject, Nandy told me, exhibited all the traits of an authoritarian personality: puritanical rigidity, a constricted emotional life, fear of his own passions, and an enormous ego that protected a gnawing insecurity.
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However, they also demonstrate that from early in her life she adamantly opposed the idea of marriage, believing like many feminists of her time that it constricted women's freedom and interfered with creativity.
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The spill and subsequent shutdown of portions of Enbridge's Platte pipeline and the bigger Keystone line raised fresh concerns about pipeline safety, and about the already constricted flow of Canadian oil to U.S. refineries.
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The movie doesn't feel smaller than the globe-trotting Okja, only more constricted...the film contains a number of inspired sequences that pulse with the same, chaotic, morally relative madness of Bong's signature moments.
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In Bessemer's analysis, this efficient growth has always been rewarded by the market, but as cash becomes more constricted, particularly at the late stage, this efficiency will become more and more important, Deeter said.
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Their target was not just the victims themselves, but individuals like this Montevideo psychoanalyst and his wife, who, though never detained or imprisoned, kept politically silent for years: Our own lives became increasingly constricted.
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The construction of headset itself is fine and the padding on the strap and around the goggles make it comfortable to wear, though the non-adjustable lenses contribute to a constricted, tunnel-like view.
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But against the backdrop of a tightening oil market where major producers Venezuela and Iran are being constricted due to economic crisis and sanctions, any further disturbance to production could be meaningful for markets.
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And that's the problem: Perhaps stifled by the cultural and commercial clout of its source material (a multimedia juggernaut of books, movies, television shows and a stage musical), "Death Note" feels rushed and constricted.
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Constricted by neutrality acts produced by isolationist sentiment and by the popular agitation of groups such as America First, Franklin D. Roosevelt was forced to maneuver carefully as the Nazi threat grew in Europe.
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It should also be mentioned that players already familiar with Persona's basic format will likely find themselves feeling constricted by the game's opening hours, which gently ease newcomers into the many, many different systems at play.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain on Tuesday unveiled 330 billion pounds ($399 billion) of loan guarantees, the biggest British rescue plan since the 2008 financial crisis, to give a lifeline to businesses constricted by the accelerating coronavirus outbreak.
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Prince Mohammed acknowledged that Saudi Arabia has been dominated by an ultraconservative interpretation of Islam that was wary of non-Muslims, deprived women of basic rights and constricted social life by banning movie theaters and music.
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SETH COLTER WALLS Like Caravaggio before her, the Baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi knew how to build scenes of taut drama with far-from-idealized figures crammed into a constricted pictorial space and bathed in harsh light.
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These tricks of suspension, pulled off with supports hidden within the steel frames, are as close as Ms. Kwade gets here to the optical tricks that have enlivened but also constricted much of her previous sculpture.
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The supportive waistband stretches well and holds in your stomach, but if you don't want to feel too constricted and you want a more relaxed feel, you'd feel a little more comfortable in a size up.
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Following the dead tracks around Israel, as I've been doing for a few years now, brings to life a fluid Middle East that used to exist and throws into relief the constricted frontiers of the present.
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And not to mention men, who apparently have no emotional or physical involvement with raising children, and who apparently don't suffer from any of the constricted social roles and expectations that the article discusses regarding women.
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Along with fantastic new graphics—Leon's iconic boy band hair bounces and swishes with realistic flair—the control scheme has been overhauled so that it feels less constricted and more in tune with modern third-person shooters.
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He'd been revived with oxygen—he hadn't needed Narcan—but as he sat in the ambulance his eyes were only partly opened, and his pupils, when I could catch a glimpse of them, were constricted to pinpoints.
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CHIANG RAI, Thailand (Reuters) - Rescuers in Thailand scrabbled to clear a constricted passageway for divers deep inside a flooded cave complex on Monday as the search for 12 boys and their soccer coach entered a ninth day.
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The reason why is because the emotional response I was having to the song when I was making it, I kept having to take a moment before I did the vocals, so my vocals are quite constricted.
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Likewise, the Americans know that in the constricted waters of the Gulf, their large warships are prone to attacks by Iranian swarm boats, even as Iran's proximity to Saudi Arabia threatens that fragile kingdom and American ally.
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A vicious cycle can begin where each time a person experiences even small, related stress — like smoke — the body overreacts, leading to constricted air flow and intensifying the risk of heart attack and stroke for some people.
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About a third have emerged from surgery with an intact clitoris "like a pea in a pod," and pain has been eased for patients whose constricted vaginal openings were previously "tearing and retearing during sex," she said.
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"We will not survive if we remain in the constricted space of doing as we are told, depending solely on cost arbitrage," Vishal Sikka, the boss at Infosys, wrote in a recent letter urging staff to shape up.
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The Republican Party is suffering an identity crisis that poses acute short- and long-term risks: President Trump, with 38% approval in Gallup, is giving the party a constricted appeal, with the danger of continuing high-profile defections.
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The rule change, which took effect in May, is a key component of the JOBS Act of 2012, which was designed to open the capital pipeline after access was severely constricted in the wake of the credit crisis.
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Kagan wrote a nothing-to-see-here concurrence that underscored how constricted the ruling really was—if the commissioners had not made remarks dissing religion, she implied, the decision would have gone in favor of the gay couple.
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What seduces are the hypnotic images of Sawyer walking the hospital halls as if she were in a loop or retracing Shelley Duvall's footsteps in "The Shining," another film that meaningfully uses wide-angle lenses in constricted spaces.
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After decades of Western-educated and emotionally constricted Indian leaders, Mr. Modi uninhibitedly participates — whether speaking tearfully of his poverty-stricken past or boasting of his bromance with Barack Obama — in digital media's quasi-egalitarian culture of exhibitionism.
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Whatever investigation it's attempting, the movie is leaden in its pacing — the first 15 minutes feel like an hour — and its constricted shooting style, practically all hand-held almost close-ups, is transparent in its contrivance of realism.
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Abbasi — a case brought by detainees in the wake of the 28503/22019 attacks alleging grave mistreatment at the hands of federal executive branch officials — constricted the availability of damage claims against federal government officials for constitutional violations.
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The probe has constricted management at Lotte, a household name in Korea, since it flared into public in June, derailing plans for billion-dollar deals and freezing expansion of a group with assets worth 103 trillion won ($92 billion).
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It goes without saying that it's unfair to make direct comparisons between traditional sports leagues with regional franchises and the emerging world of esports, which has eschewed everything from television to the concept of geographically constricted players or teams.
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"I think that the original tabletop Dungeons & Dragons constricted the brilliant work of computer role-playing games for the next 40 years," Alexis Kennedy, the founder of Failbetter Games (Sunless Sea) and now working on Cultist Simulator, tells me.
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In place of what she saw as their constricted, "reductionistic" worldview, she proposed a holistic approach in which "many maps" — that is, varied ways of looking at life — are used to get to the nub of what is real.
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One, that asks why the world would need an all-female group right now, when we've seen that women artists can often be constricted by the "all-female" descriptor that focuses less on their talent than their gender identity.
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Instead, Trump is building a wall to keep out Mexican immigrants and force companies to move to the U.S. Let's see … what happened after 9/11, when the border crossings with Mexico and Canada were severely constricted for security?
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Transiting from the open seas to a constricted and highly trafficked sea lane for the final approach to a busy port is a demanding seamanship task, if for no other reason than you are operating in narrow, restricted waters.
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The optics of looking fresh to death are clearly not lost on Obama, whose memoir Becoming uses the lens of fashion to comment on the racial and gendered expectations that constricted her self-expression during her time in the White House.
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It's not just tail language alone you should pay attention to: you also want to take into account the rest of the cat's body language including vocalizations, ear positions, if the eyes are relaxed or the pupils are dilated or constricted.
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Aladdin is not a movie constricted by reality; a hundred more dancers, hype men, and animals could be thrown in here and explained away as "genie magic" (an explanation used in the film for Aladdin's Clark Kent-level disguise as Ali).
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They discovered that as a pulse in the gut tube pushes a bulge of fluid and food particles down the leg, a complementary bulge of hemolymph in the constricted space of the leg is squeezed back up towards the body.
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I totally get why bloating can make you feel bad physically; while being bloated means different things to different people, it typically involves some amount of intestinal gas and abdominal distension that can make you feel constricted by your clothes.
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My social circle constricted so much a few years back that I could count the friends I saw in real life regularly on the fingers on my left hand—and during that period, Jimmy was the thumb on the right hand.
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Known as the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights, the entity has been dormant, "constricted by rules requiring consensus for any decision it makes, which has had a paralyzing effect on its actions," Amnesty International described in a February report.
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ISU estimates that Iowa producers who take hogs from birth to slaughter made a profit of $7.93 per head in 2015 - little better than a tenth of the $61.85 per head in 2014 when PEDv-constricted supplies sent hog prices climbing.
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At the opening night of "Semiramide," she was ill at ease in her early scenes: her showpiece aria, "Bel raggio lusinghier," suffered from uneven phrasing, intrusive vibrato, and a constricted high E. After that, she sang with greater assurance and bite.
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But while we're probably not living in the world that Blade Runner forecast (the original was set in 2019), we're living in a time when freedom seems increasingly constricted by those who'd rather preserve their revolution or their stranglehold on order.
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Pop Art made the art world desirable to the general public, but this admiration constricted during the '60s, with the ascendant asceticism of Conceptual art and Minimalism, which called into question the whole idea of art as something to look at.
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From the Revolutionary War right on through our current engagements in Iraq and Afghanistan, African American soldiers have always been what historian Chad Williams calls "torchbearers of democracy" abroad, all the while having their full rights of citizenship constricted at home.
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In its budget proposals to parliament in June, the finance ministry sought to repeal the rate cap, arguing that it has constricted private-sector credit growth as banks shunned lending to customers deemed risky, including small and medium-sized businesses.
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Its importance lies in the upheaval it caused in the New York-centric art world, which, though nominally international, was so aesthetically constricted — "with no sense of Europe," as Rosenthal asserted — that any deviation from convention engendered an outsized response.
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If the supply chain remains constricted, costs will go up, he said, which could spell bad news for international buyers outside of the US. In the US, prices have remained flat so far this year, Michelle Davis, another analyst at Wood Mackenzie, said.
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More and more American companies complained in recent years that their access to the China market was being constricted, while their Chinese competitors were gaining scale and power inside of China's protected market and then competing with these United States companies globally.
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More and more American companies complained in recent years that their access to the China market was being constricted, while their Chinese competitors were gaining scale and power inside of China's protected market and then competing with these United States companies globally.
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J.P. Presented as a conversation with a now-married ex, "Chilly" sinks into post-breakup numbness: "Been so long since the love bug bit/I'll admit, maybe I quit," Niki sings in a constricted melody that only expands when she's singing about him.
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If today's sharpest comedic minds are constricted to the point they are unable to even attempt pushing boundaries, all we'll get (and deserve) is a generation of safe-as-milk karaoke comedians tousling the hair of the powerful instead of challenging them.
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"Voters had a wide range of political options, but intimidating and xenophobic rhetoric, media bias, and opaque campaign financing constricted the space for genuine political debate," said Douglas Wake, the head of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, or O.S.C.E., mission in Hungary.
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With access to the outside world choked off and even rudimentary art materials all but unobtainable, Iraqis, including the superb painter Hanaa Malallah, developed varieties of dafatir (notebooks): ruggedly handmade books that are like the dream diaries of constricted personal lives and thwarted artistic aspirations.
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The distinction is almost cruel, both to the living and the dead: the living can change their world, but are constricted by conventions and class, while the dead have complete freedom granted by a lack of need or responsibilities, but can affect no change whatsoever.
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Naturally, there's a novelty attached to the constricted nature of some of these spaces, and Nanotecture features a number of pet domiciles, creative residences, and holiday homes that offer solitude and serenity for those who may afford to seek such one-of-a-kind lodging.
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As one of his very first acts in office, Trump tightly constricted abortion access around the world with the signing of an extra extreme iteration of the Global Gag Rule, which banned nonprofits that perform abortions or even associate with abortion providers from receiving U.S. aid.
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I'm supposed to be beholden to all sorts of body fluid–regulating medications: one for high blood pressure, one for pancreatic malfunction, one for excess fluid in my legs, one for the proper release or suppression of hormones, one for kidney issues, and another for constricted arteries.
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One of my colleagues, who was working on the first "contingency crew," told me all about fishing tiny slivers of glass out of a constricted opening in the bot's ancillary tube duct — and he has the scars from the deep cuts on his palm to prove it.
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The announcement comes alongside the release of a new single in "Dear Life," a pop song with a giddy piano and constricted guitar solo that takes sonic cues from late Beatles tracks, but drifts closer to the existential dread of Elliott Smith's McCartney-inspired pop efforts.
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The amendments were only tough enough to ensure that an international watchdog, the Financial Action Task Force, would not put the Philippines on its blacklist of untrustworthy countries—for that would have constricted the flow of remittances from millions of Filipino migrant workers that keeps the economy afloat.
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It was an intense match in which the big crowd in Arthur Ashe Stadium seemed more reflective than fully engaged; one in which Serena's celebration was understandably subdued with her sister across the net, even if their matches are no longer the awkward, constricted affairs of their early years.
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Unlike doctors, some of who use humor and maybe clown props at times but are constricted by a degree of routine and duty, clowns offer a constant source of engaged levity and have the ability to put patients entirely in control of a light and bizarre parallel hospital experience.
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As you encounter the various works (45 are included in the show), you realize how much Katchadourian's mediated and manipulated mini-worlds and vignettes connect with the big and, especially in these times, very turbulent world out there, beyond the constricted airplane seat and the little airplane window.
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It's a lesson he learned firsthand in his hometown during the 1970s: Hard times afford the perfect opportunity to force through an ever more constricted vision of government—one in which health care, schools, and food stamps matter less than tax cuts for developers to build shiny, glass-wrapped hotels.
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The practice has been heavily constricted by new regulations: Two of the most important categories, new entrusted and trust loans, shrank by a combined 234 billion renminbi, or about $34 billion, in September, having contracted by 190 billion renminbi in August, according to calculations by the economist Ting Lu of Nomura.
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"This constricted spatial mobility of girls is linked to restricted knowledge and power and can have profound health implications for girls in the form of more susceptibility to sexual violence and poor access to reproductive health services, in addition to loss of prestige especially among poor families," the study said.
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" She has also written that she worries the movement some people characterized to her as a "witch-hunt" could have us "torching people for the content of their fantasies," and complains that we're being urged to think that good old-fashioned "come-ons need to be constricted to a repressive degree.
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If your friend is acting tired, if their pupils are crazy dilated or constricted, if they're sweating insane amounts even if they haven't been dancing a lot, if they're slurring their speech, or if they're fidgeting way too much—all of these are signs they need to be taken to the medical tent.
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Members of the public interested in obtaining naloxone, which comes in a nasal spray or easily injectable form, should talk with their doctor or pharmacist, learn how to recognize the signs of an overdose (such as slowed or stopped breathing or abnormally constricted, pinpoint pupils), and seek out naloxone training, Adams suggested.
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That means ensuring girls and boys have access to the same quality education; that young girls aren't forced to become wives and mothers as children; that workplaces and research labs don't close their doors to women; that we close the gender wage gap; that all genders are no longer constricted by stereotypes.
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The first Arab Spring uprising in Tunisia in late 2010, followed quickly by Egypt's in early 2011, happened as world food prices were hitting record highs, largely because of a coincidence of extreme weather events: Droughts, wildfires and flooding in China, Russia, Ukraine, Australia and the U.S. sharply constricted their wheat exports.
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It was a bit of a one-two punch, actually: Earlier this month, the American Psychological Association released new guidelines for working with men that highlighted a substantial body of research pointing to some of the harmful effects that the constricted enculturation of "traditional masculinity" have on men and the people around us.
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First, the rising generation of voters is much more racially and ethnically diverse and too young to recall the Cold War, making them comparatively immune to the anti-tax rhetoric that was so effective in the Reagan era: the "dog-whistle" politics and the relentless red-baiting that constricted the American left for decades.
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For instance, on Tuesday, the NBC News and MSNBC managing editor for politics, Dafna Linzer, told me that they would not have abided, for instance, with an arrangement like that of Mr. Lewandowski, who continued to collect money from Mr. Trump's campaign while working for CNN (severance or otherwise) and was also constricted by a nondisclosure agreement.
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It was not without its challenges—just being in a very competitive environment, feeling constricted, feeling that, at any moment, you must try to create bubbles of time, where it just stands still and elasticates itself, so you could create space around you as you're driven from A to B to C to D relentlessly through the day.
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Suffice it to say that the playwright is working on a deliberately more constricted — and decidedly more English — canvas than she did in "Chimerica," the sprawling 2013 play spiraling out from events in Tiananmen Square that won her an Olivier Award the following year; she has yet another play, "Mosquitoes," set to open at the National Theater next year.
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But even with that understanding, and with the application of a few small, telling details — like the way Adelaide strangles Red when she overcomes her in childhood, apparently damaging her vocal cords and leaving Red with a constricted, squawking voice that carries through into adulthood — the twist still feels like it's designed for shock value rather than to further the film's central ideas.
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The full-bottomed, shining female figures in "Black Star 2" and "School of Beauty, School of Culture," produce a black cultural landscape that moves across the Atlantic world (referring to Marcus Garvey and the United Negro Improvement Association's Black Star Line, which aimed to build connections across the Black Atlantic and Caribbean world) and simultaneously dismisses the constricted white American version of female beauty.
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Late in Daniel Bergner's deeply moving new book, "Sing for Your Life" — an incisive portrait of a young black man from a poor and constricted home in southeastern Virginia who comes to possess, of all things, the potential for greatness at the highest levels of opera — there is a small scene that conveys the maddening odds against ever truly slipping through the cage of other people's perceptions.
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Gautama waited his turn, and as he did he felt that he and the other men had entered some strange enclosed world—there was a world that was spacious and normal, where people drove home at night, and, next to it, off to the side, was another world, a world so constricted that living in it was like walking a narrow passage between two walls.
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Compared to his previous album — the frantic, laser-focused Baby on Baby — Kirk is more relaxed and evenly sequenced, broadening DaBaby's constricted, somewhat insular style with guest features and genre pieces: the blocky retro piano on "Gospel" (for once, the ideal setting for a Chance the Rapper guest verse) and the spooky, horror-movie strings on "There He Go" equally slow his pace and add a gravitas, although he treats both as experimental diversions.
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